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[03:09] <printk> there ya go :)
[03:09] <printk> +R fixes everything
[03:09] <__mikem> holly crap
[03:09] <ladydoor> THANK YOU!
[03:09] <wd3> ladydoor, i mean the forum sorry.
[03:09] <StoneNote> Thank you
[03:09] <ladydoor> wd3: go to the user cp, and there should be an option to get an instant email when someone replies
[03:10] <__mikem> was that a botnet attack
[03:10] <Renan_s2> !speedup
[03:10] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about speedup - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:10] <hybrid> Renan_s2: what are you looking for?
[03:10] <robert_> __mikem: and a weak one at that :P
[03:10] <Renan_s2> hybrid: ways to increase speed of Ubuntu
[03:10] <Jack_Sparrow> add ram
[03:10] <hybrid> Renan_s2: what do you wanna increase?
[03:10] <Renan_s2> hybrid: bootup time
[03:10] <Renan_s2> oops, I want to make it faster
[03:11] <hybrid> make what faster?
[03:11] <Renan_s2> hybrid: startup
[03:11] <hav0k> has anyone had trouble with their synaptic coming up?
[03:11] <wd3> ladydoor, user cp?
[03:11] <Jack_Sparrow> boot time is predicated by the quality of your hardware.
[03:11] <ladydoor> wd3: it's one of the links at the top of every page
[03:11] <Renan_s2> Jack_Sparrow: but there's always room for improvement
[03:11] <brendonjt> hey how do i  automate xchat with /msg nickserve identify
[03:11] <Renan_s2> by disable services you don't need
[03:11] <ladydoor> wd3: in the grey bar
[03:11] <meatballhat> anybody know where my "C header files" are? ...trying to install vmware player
[03:11] <nalioth> MAY I SUGGEST THAT ALL UNREGISTERED USERS REGISTER  AND IDENTIFY THEMSELVES  /msg nickserv help register
[03:12] <anto9us> hav0k, try starting it from a terminal and see what error it gives you
[03:12] <hoov> I think they're (gnaa) trrying to start a war between us
[03:12] <__mikem> I registered
[03:12] <__mikem> because I respect these chanels
[03:12] <kitche> freenode been having trouble with bots it seems though tonight
[03:12] <hav0k> anto9us, what is the command?  just synaptic?
[03:12] <brendonjt> nalioth: i agree with you there
[03:12] <hybrid> hoov: that is just the nature of such people
[03:12] <ladydoor> hav0k: gksudo synaptic
[03:12] <anto9us> hav0k, yes
[03:12] <_Itachi_> jack_sparrow: here is my pastebin thing http://pastebin.ca/151431
[03:12] <wd3> ladydoor, thanks
[03:12] <brendonjt> i've registered
[03:12] <ladydoor> wd3: np! anytime
[03:12] <Hexidigital_> meatballhat::   did you install build-essential
[03:12] <Hexidigital_> ?
[03:12] <acidian> any way I can change the sesitivity of my touchpad?
[03:13] <anto9us> hav0k, sorry, what ladydoor said
[03:13] <hav0k> it says something about libvte.so.4
[03:13] <jn-> ladydoor: can i msg
[03:13] <Hexidigital_> nalioth::   were the current registrations dropped? (do we have to re-identify?)
[03:13] <minerale> is it possible to run internet explorer 7 via wine?
[03:13] <hybrid> Hexidigital_: is your umode +e?
[03:13] <hav0k> it says, can not open shared object file:  No such file or directory
[03:13] <hybrid> minerale: not yet
[03:13] <brendonjt> minerale: why would you want to do that for
[03:13] <wd3> oh yeah if u guys liked my last bckgrnd check this out......http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/21850
[03:13] <hybrid> minerale: ie6 you can though
[03:13] <meatballhat> Hexidigital: just checked aptitude and looks like nope...  thanks!    :o) i'm flip flopping. i can't cut windows. just certain software i need.  i wish i can be as bold as u.
[03:22] <hybrid> wd3: what software do you need?
[03:22] <wd3> ladydoor, ok take a screen shot - save it- go to ubuntu pastebin - upload pic - copy paste link here.
[03:22] <mhiku> how can i defrag?
[03:22] <ladydoor> wd3: sure thing
[03:22] <ladydoor> wd3: lol
[03:22] <minerale> Not to animefreak135 the fonts seem all weird and odd, can those be changed?
[03:22] <hybrid> mhiku: linux doesnt need defragging
[03:22] <hybrid> mhiku: the filesystems *nix uses dont created fragmented files
[03:23] <wd3> hybrid,  cell phone ring tones, microsoft money, i know ur going to say gnucash but no the same.
[03:23] <jake1> bastards
[03:23] <hybrid> wd3: ring tones?
[03:23] <jake1> flash doesn't work on the 64-bit version of ubuntu
[03:23] <jake1> this is crazy
[03:23] <_itachi_> Can someone please help me with this error I am getting when I write winecfg: http://pastebin.ca/151434
[03:23] <wd3> hybrid, cell phone wallpapers and ringtones.
[03:23] <ladydoor> wd3: ok, you're seeing what i'm seeing
[03:23] <hybrid> jake1: *!* doesnt work on PPC Linux
[03:23] <colb1> you can use swiftfox in 64bit ubuntu to get flash to work
[03:23] <wd3> ladydoor, now paste ur pastebin link here.
[03:23] <hybrid> wd3: what does that have to do with windows?
[03:24] <hybrid> wd3: and try kcash
[03:24] <ladydoor> wd3: aha
[03:24] <BHSPitLappy> jake1, neither does wine and stuff. you can use a chroot to get around this, though.
[03:24] <jake1> colb1: explain
[03:24] <ladydoor> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/21852
[03:24] <ladydoor> wd3 http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/21852
[03:24] <coder2000> if the version of mesa in dapper is 6.4.1 how did I get the edgy 6.5.1 without adding any of those update repos?
[03:24] <wd3> ladydoor, ok i see it    nice..... :)
[03:24] <colb1> jake1: go to www.getswiftfox.com and download the ubuntu version.. then go to a flash site and let it install the flash plugin
[03:24] <ladydoor> wd3: lol...it's a window manager called ratpoison
[03:25] <ladydoor> wd3: it makes everything fullscreen.
[03:25] <_itachi_> Can someone please help me with this error I am getting when I write winecfg: http://pastebin.ca/151434
[03:25] <ladydoor> wd3: but deviantart.com is a good place to find pretty backgrounds :-)
[03:25] <hybrid> ladydoor: +3
[03:26] <ladydoor> hybrid: meaning what?
[03:26] <hybrid> ladydoor: meaings, 'right on' times 3
[03:26] <ladydoor> hybrid: oh! thank you
[03:26] <hybrid> :)
[03:27] <jake1> downloading swift fox now
[03:27] <jake1> wow... not alot of applications are 64-bit these days
[03:27] <wd3> ladydoor, this is for u  http://www.lynucs.org/
[03:27] <jake1> that should change soon
[03:27] <colb1> jake1: install the athlon64 version and you might have to do "sudo apt-get install linux32"
[03:27] <wd3> oooh and everyone else.....  sorry
[03:27] <hybrid> jake1: it *should*
[03:27] <LeftyAce> hello.  do I have this working right?
[03:27] <ladydoor> wd3: oooh, pretty
[03:27] <Sarra_> If you have source, you can compile it for 64 bit easily enough (sometimes)
[03:27] <_itachi_> Can someone please help me with this error I am getting when I write winecfg: http://pastebin.ca/151434
[03:28] <jake1> LeftyAce: do you have what working right?
[03:28] <jake1> the keyboard?
[03:28] <jake1> or irc?
[03:28] <LeftyAce> thanks.  no, the identification. irc
[03:28] <jake1> i still have yet to figure out my wifi card issue
[03:28] <jake1> i'm using a PCMCIA card right now
[03:28] <hybrid> _itachi_: try #wine
[03:28] <wd3> hybrid, i'm still newbie and i get frustrated when i can't compile source and everything else, i can't afford to be down for days at a time until someone helps me.
[03:29] <jake1> and i still need to figure out how to install themes
[03:29] <jake1> for some odd reason the normal method does not work
[03:29] <robert_> blah
[03:29] <jake1> i think it's cuz i'm white
[03:29] <robert_> how do I start/restart esd under Ubuntu/
[03:29] <wd3> hybrid r u dual booting or strictly ubuntu?
[03:29] <_itachi_> hybrid: what good will that do? it doesnt do anything :S
[03:30] <Phoul> Anyone here have a lyra mp3 player?
[03:30] <Phoul> rca lyra
[03:30] <StoneNote> you can also run 32 bit apps on a chroot jail on a 64 bit system, though that limits the application.  Here's an example http://internet.newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=06/05/08/1640216&tid=13
[03:30] <__mikem> whats with alll those klines
[03:31] <StoneNote> __mikem, script kiddie floodbots
[03:31] <wd3> hybrid my tab isn't working for the autonames.....
[03:31] <kitche> __mikem: those are the spammers
[03:31] <LeftyAce> I found that I could get 32 bit running based on the ubuntu forums howto
[03:31] <LeftyAce> with no chroot
[03:31] <StoneNote> LeftyAce, cool. if you find a link I'd like to see it
[03:32] <don_jr> Is there a web server for linux that has a graphical interface that'll run in gnome?
[03:32] <LeftyAce> StoneNote: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=191205
[03:32] <StoneNote> LeftyAce, thanks'
[03:32] <wd3> hybrid how far advanced are u? and how long did it take u? i have the linux for dummies book and other lit. but gee it's like the old dos.  remember those days.
[03:32] <LeftyAce> StoneNote: worked for me for skype, anyway.  HOpe it helps.
[03:32] <habeeb> http://pastebin.ca/151456 Any idea how can this be fixed? :/
[03:33] <hybrid> wd3: let me put it this way, i've been trained by the best
[03:33] <wd3> ladydoor, i take it ur online drooling like i use to..........
[03:33] <wd3> well
[03:33] <wd3> i never
[03:33] <wd3> hybrid, thats good,
[03:33] <hybrid> ruh roh
[03:33] <hybrid> teh Hobbsee
[03:33] <kitche> wd3: it all depends on how much you play with the cli among other things with how fast you learn linux
[03:33] <Hobbsee> heya
[03:33] <MKR> botnets created to attack channels are such a waste of CPU power. They would be more useful working on protiens or looking for ET
[03:34] <hybrid> wd3: yes, and im very appreciative, you can catch me every now and then in #ubuntu-classroom teaching. look at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Classroom
[03:34] <robert_> great
[03:34] <wd3> kitche, hybrid i'm eager and learning everyday, but i'm afraid to kick bill to the curb.
[03:34] <ladydoor> wd3: what?
[03:34] <robert_> esd is dead, and I can't start it again
[03:34] <wd3> hybrid, no way.
[03:34] <LeftyAce> habeeb: did u try installing libqt3-mt first
[03:34] <LeftyAce> ?
[03:34] <hybrid> wd3: way
[03:34] <i_is_cat> where can i get a games package thats got a bunch of games like the kde ones?
[03:34] <Eleaf> chanserv, why would you do that!
[03:35] <habeeb> LeftyAce: already installed.
[03:35] <Phoul> anyone here know about lyra mp3 players?
[03:35] <robert_> wd3: Billy-boy doesn't deserve to have anymore mindless slaves than he already does
[03:35] <GTroy_> anyone know how to change alsa device ?
[03:35] <DrSpin> anyone interested in assisting with configuring ubuntu to login into a remote xserve?
[03:35] <wd3> robert_,  hehehe
[03:36] <hybrid> DrSpin: how are you loggin in?
[03:36] <LeftyAce> habeeb: oh .  Are u running 64 bit?
[03:36] <DrSpin> GDM
[03:36] <habeeb> LeftyAce: no.
[03:36] <hybrid> DrSpin: arent xserves apple servers?
[03:36] <DrSpin> hybrid: s/xserve/xserver
[03:36] <LeftyAce> habeeb: hmm. can't be too much help, sorry
[03:36] <habeeb> Ok thanks :)
[03:37] <habeeb> http://pastebin.ca/151456 Anyone has an idea on how to fix this? :/
[03:37] <wd3> ladydoor, i was referring to the lynucs.org site i sent u, i asked if u were there drooling at the nice and incredible screenshots like i was...   :)
[03:38] <LeftyAce> anyone available for some compiz help?
[03:38] <hybrid> habeeb: try sudo apt-get -f install
[03:38] <wd3> hybrid, what's  "NuN"?
[03:38] <hybrid> wd3: new user network
[03:38] <habeeb> hybrid: nothing to be installed >:
[03:39] <wd3> i know u all haven't completely left windows? have u?
[03:39] <habeeb> wd3: yes/
[03:39] <kitche> wd3: I have but I till need to use it lol
[03:40] <ladydoor> wd3: oh. no, sorry. haha. short attention span
[03:40] <dbe> wd3, I dumped 2 years of project in Windows and burned the Windows key on my keyboard.
[03:40] <wd3> ladydoor, ok
[03:40] <LeftyAce> wd3: except for games...
[03:40] <wd3> u guys r bold
[03:41] <dbe> wd3, My mentor is RMS today =)
[03:41] <wd3> i wish i could but certain stuff i need in windows.
[03:41] <hybrid> wd3: english please
[03:41] <wd3> hybrid, ?
[03:41] <Hobbsee> Ropechoborra: english only please
[03:41] <habeeb> hybrid: any other ideas? :/
[03:41] <Ropechoborra> Hobbsee i just was saying good bye ! :) ;)
[03:41] <hybrid> wd3: u r arent english words
[03:41] <Hobbsee> Ropechoborra: ah :)
[03:42] <don_jr> is there an easier web server to understand for newbies other than apache2?
[03:42] <wd3> haha
[03:42] <DrSpin> rephrase:  anyone know an easy way to configure GDM to log me into a remote X session ?
[03:42] <habeeb> Actually, they are. They are internets words <:
[03:42] <DrSpin> don_jr: apache2 is fairly straight forward -- what are you trying to do?
[03:42] <hybrid> don_jr: look into xammp
[03:42] <habeeb> Fast, easy and practical. What else do you need.
[03:42] <hybrid> i <3 apache though
[03:43] <don_jr> DrSpin I want to setup a phpbb2 board on my computer to test out mods before I load them live.
[03:43] <kitche> don_jr lighttpd
[03:43] <kitche> apache2 isn't really straight forward if you actually dig into it
[03:43] <DrSpin> don_jr: using the defailt config of apache2 + php5 + mysql should do the trick just nicely
[03:43] <wd3> i wish i had the courage to leave windows, i guess until then i'll use wine.
[03:44] <i_is_cat> no one has any suggestions for game packages?
[03:44] <don_jr> DrSpin I'll give it a try
[03:44] <DrSpin> don_jr: if you're wanting to test it with SSL support -- it's got about 4 pr 5 extra steps but they are faily easy as well
[03:44] <wd3> hybrid, i'm at ubuntu classroom but no one typing.
[03:44] <kitche> I tend to use lighttpd for the security but that's just me
[03:45] <varsendaggr> hey    i heard that the flash player in firefox   needs aoss  to run in order to get it to play after other programs have used it    where do i get aoss
[03:45] <ladydoor> wd3: all it takes is to accidentally erase your windoze during install (that's what i did back in hoary). lol
[03:46] <wd3> ladydoor, no way.
[03:46] <ladydoor> wd3: :-)
[03:46] <wd3> lol
[03:46] <kitche> wd3: wine has a lot of support now for many applications
[03:46] <wd3> ladydoor, i know u panicd
[03:46] <wd3> kitche, true
[03:46] <kitche> I don't use wine that much anymore sicne I still have a windows machine
[03:46] <dbe> wd3, Non-free software = Evil
[03:47] <wd3> dbe, yes true but ease of use.
[03:47] <ladydoor> wd3: oh yeah
[03:48] <Celeste> Does anyone know how sang this good song ""Oh Lord,  would you buy me ..."
[03:48] <Celeste> the good version
[03:48] <wd3> dbe, everyone is catering to windoz, majority of programs. plus this darn printer isn't working  in ubuntu and if it was i would switch.
[03:48] <ladydoor> wd3: but then i was like "oooh, pretty" and then liked it better
[03:48] <kitche> wd3: what's the printer?
[03:49] <dbe> Does anyone use authorized_keys for OpenSSH?
[03:49] <DrSpin> My biggest issue with Wine is that much of the content in their appsDB is for much older versions and doesn't necessarily work as expected on the newer versions -- their ratings also are outdated for the most part...
[03:49] <kitche> dbe: I do
[03:49] <kitche> DrSpin that's ebcause no one actually tests new version
[03:49] <wd3> kitche, it's a challenge. lexmark z603. i know i saw the wiki even some experts helped me install cups and all the 9 yards. it printed but not from printer
[03:50] <DrSpin> :)
[03:50] <dbe> kitche, Nice. Does it require the client to have  id_rsa.pub in home to accept any connection?
[03:50] <LeftyAce> wd3: lexmarks=bad for linux...In my experience hp printer works great
[03:50] <wd3> ubuntu seems to load my jpg and other media faster but my avi aren't playing.
[03:50] <kitche> dbe: do you mean the persont hat is sshing
[03:50] <DrSpin> therin lies Wine's biggest downfall -- new version breaks old versions and documentation/ratings/etc... doesn't keep up
[03:50] <LeftyAce> wd3: they even have their own linux driver
[03:50] <dbe> kitche, Yes.
[03:50] <wd3> LeftyAce, thanks.
[03:51] <Jack_Sparrow> !avi
[03:51] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats  -  See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html  -  But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[03:51] <wd3> LeftyAce, since when.
[03:51] <bluefox83> when someone dcc's me something or i send something to them, the box that comes up does not have a way to close and where-ever it spawns it gets stuck..you can't move it anywhere...has anyone heard of this problem before?
[03:51] <kitche> dbe: not that I m aware of since the private key will tell the public key that is you
[03:51] <LeftyAce> wd3: since when what? the driver?
[03:51] <LeftyAce> wd3: I first looked into it a year ago. and was told to go with HP.  Worked great, while my lexmark didn't.
[03:51] <bluefox83> i literally have to kill xchat to get rid of the box..and sometimes even when i kill xchat the box lingers for a moment
[03:52] <Jack_Sparrow> HP works fine here too
[03:52] <kitche> HP is a linux helper
[03:52] <bluefox83> btw am using xchat
[03:52] <kitche> that;s why it works :)
[03:52] <DrSpin> The driver on Lexmark's site download it -- convert the RPM to DEB with Alien -- install with dpkg -i configure CUPS -- viola -- working Lexmark hardware
[03:52] <dbe> kitche, I have sent my id_rsa.pub to a lot of shell accounts and now I want to enable this feature on my own box.
[03:52] <LeftyAce> DrSpin:  really?
[03:52] <Kragnerac> Hello, I am considering on transitioning my kernel from i386 to i686 due to numerous claims that it improves performance. But first of all, I just wanted to know will it break anything? Do I have anything to lose by transitioning to i686?
[03:52] <dbe> kitche, So why do you use authorized_keys?
[03:53] <wd3> DrSpin, really ,  no really.
[03:53] <z3r0> ur restricted drivers
[03:53] <anto9us> Kragnerac, you can choose which kernel to boot into in case anything doesn't work properly, no loss in trying it
[03:53] <dbe> Kragnerac, No.
[03:53] <DrSpin> LeftyAce: wd3: worked like a champ for me :)
[03:53] <Jack_Sparrow> Kragnerac: I have both 386 and 686 kernels in my grub menu, 686 is a bit faster but has some odd things like.. will not power off, just gets to a will shut down prompt
[03:53] <kitche> dbe: so I can work on Source Mage git
[03:53] <z3r0> u will have to get the right build again
[03:54] <don_jr> Would the 686 kernel help make things run a bit faster on a laptop?
[03:54] <wd3> DrSpin, which model do u have?
[03:54] <Jack_Sparrow> Very slight improvement here
[03:54] <dbe> kitche, Do you know how to enable SSH to _require_ a public key (id_rsa.pub) to establish a connection at all?
[03:54] <wd3> DrSpin, i'm there now.
[03:54] <z3r0> jack_sparrow@ i guess there number 3 coming out soon
[03:55] <kitche> dbe: in the sshd.conf there is a place for key authorizeation
[03:55] <Jack_Sparrow> argh, and you better go see it..
[03:55] <dbe> don_jr, compared to what?
[03:55] <don_jr> How do I find out how much freespace I have on my hard drive?
[03:55] <z3r0> why go anywhere
[03:55] <don_jr> dbe compared to the 386 kernel
[03:55] <Frederick> folks is anyone here using google earth package?
[03:55] <ladydoor> don_jr: df
[03:55] <Jack_Sparrow> Frederick: yes
[03:55] <ladydoor> don_jr: in a terminal
[03:55] <jbroome> Frederick: y
[03:55] <__mikem> I hate the fac tthat google earth is writen in java
[03:55] <LeftyAce> don_jr: I like filelight; gives fancy pie chart of whats using what on harddive
[03:55] <Frederick> how do I open it?
[03:56] <LeftyAce> don_jr: but df is much faster :-)
[03:56] <jbroome> chmod u+x googleearth.bin
[03:56] <jbroome> ./googleearth.bin
[03:56] <don_jr> ladydoor thanx!
[03:56] <dbe> don_jr, 386=Intel 386, 686=100Mhz+
[03:56] <wd3> DrSpin, lexmark linux driver kit?
[03:56] <Frederick> Ive installed it using apt
[03:56] <Jack_Sparrow> You can create a link to it on the desktop
[03:57] <dbe> wd3, It's GNU/Linux, Linux is really just the kernel of the (GNU) system.
[03:57] <don_jr> dbe I am running the 386 kernel on a 500 mghz P2 chip.  would it benefit me to change to the 686?
[03:57] <ladydoor> don_jr: np!
[03:57] <kitche> dbe www.securitydocs.com/library/3385 might help you
[03:57] <LeftyAce> anyone here knowledgable about compiz?
[03:57] <Jack_Sparrow> don_jr: not as much as adding extra ram
[03:57] <dbe> don_jr, Use IA-686.
[03:57] <jbroome> Frederick: not sure, i wasn't aware it was available in apt
[03:58] <kitche> LeftyAce: what's ypur question
[03:58] <don_jr> OKay, bed time for me, thanx for all the advice folks
[03:58] <Frederick> googleearth - Offers maps and satellite images for regional searches
[03:58] <wd3> dbe, thanks..    explain in terms of windows please so i can get it in my head for good. linux like dos  gnu like windows?
[03:58] <LeftyAce> ultimately trying to get the water plugin.
[03:58] <DrSpin> wd3: si
[03:58] <upgrdman> i just installed 6.06, and when i try to boot my hdd it just prints out "j" ... anyone know whats going on?
[03:58] <dbe> kitche, Mitnick is bright, but I'm supprised that hes firm supports non-free software consulting.
[03:58] <LeftyAce> kitche: but right now I want to remove a schemas file that broke the install
[03:58] <dbe> kitche, I just wanted to share that with you.
[03:58] <Jack_Sparrow> Frederick: you should have a folder under your nick called google-earth
[03:59] <wd3> DrSpin, si (yes) to the widows thing?
[03:59] <kitche> dbe: I m type of person that would use OSS and non-free
[03:59] <wd3> DrSpin, what model do u have lexmark?
[03:59] <DrSpin> wd3:  no to the lexmark driver kit thing -- sorry
[03:59] <kitche> but dbe that link might help you
[03:59] <Frederick> nope
[03:59] <dbe> wd3, DOS=Disc Operating System, FreeDOS=freedom
[03:59] <wd3> DrSpin, thanks.
[03:59] <wd3> dbe,  hehe
[03:59] <kitche> LeftyAce: well the water plugin doesn't really work all that well
[04:00] <dbe> kitche, I will have a look, thanks.
[04:00] <LeftyAce> kitche: oh.  In that case, how do I remove a schemas file that broke my install?
[04:00] <DrSpin> Z611 -- $25 special :)
[04:00] <LeftyAce> kitche: I installed it using gconftool-2
[04:00] <wd3> ok guys if i can get my printer working in ubuntu i'll leave windows. because i bounce back and forth to print.
[04:00] <evil-tux> gnite all
[04:00] <kitche> LeftyAce you cna just rm-rf it
[04:00] <LeftyAce> oh
[04:00] <kitche> wel use gconftool-2 to remove it
[04:01] <LeftyAce> kitche: ok. will check the man page...
[04:01] <upgrdman> is there a way to verify that ubuntu put a boot loader on my hdd?
[04:01] <Jack_Sparrow> Frederick: then I would suggest you go to google earth and dl the bin and follow the instructions
[04:01] <Consty> Has anyone checked out the Ubuntu Hacks book?  It's fantastic.  Has some really good guides on how to do things that aren't commonly documentated.
[04:01] <Consty> documented*
[04:01] <LeftyAce> upgrdman: do you see one at all when u boot?
[04:01] <dbe> wd3, Yeah, GNU is the system.
[04:02] <Frederick> k
[04:02] <wd3> Consty, where?
[04:02] <upgrdman> LeftyAce: no. when my bios tries to boot my hdd, all it prints is "j" ... never had this problem before. i used to have gentoo + win2k on this hdd, but told ubuntu to use the entire disk and format it accordindly, automatically
[04:02] <dbe> wd3, We are trying to complete our own kernel, it's called HURD and runs at top of Mach.
[04:02] <kitche> dbe: GNU is actually an organization that made the tools that linux needs to run
[04:02] <Consty> wd3: It's on amazon.
[04:02] <dbe> GNU=GNU's Not Unix
[04:03] <Jack_Sparrow> Frederick: there are a few things you must install in addition...
[04:03] <wd3> Consty, thanks
[04:03] <wd3> dbe, oh
[04:03] <kitche> anyways they stopped HURD in 1999 or so
[04:03] <dbe> kitche, It is a community driven project
[04:03] <dbe> kitche, FSF is the organization
[04:03] <thompa> i have an hp multimedia keyboard and the search and email buttons work, but how to configure internet button?
[04:03] <dbe> kitche, RMS is the founder of both _and_ the free software movement.
[04:03] <Festyur> hi. what do i need to connect 3 computers in a wireless net? i have a cable connection and a modem. i think i need a router? three routers?
[04:03] <LeftyAce> upgrdman: hmm.  maybe try re-installing ubuntu? Or try a "rescue install" that just adds grub agn
[04:03] <ladydoor> thompa: first, install xev
[04:03] <varsendaggr> hey    i heard that the flash player in firefox   needs aoss  to run in order to get it to play after other programs have used it    where do i get aoss
[04:04] <ladydoor> thompa: then let me know when you're ready :-)
[04:04] <kitche> dbe: I know I have the REvolution OS dvd
[04:04] <Frederick> Jack_Sparrow, as?
[04:04] <thompa> ok
[04:04] <dbe> kitche, I develop free software and GNU packages myself
[04:04] <thompa> thanks
[04:04] <upgrdman> LeftyAce: i tried reinstalled already, i'll try rescue install. thank you
[04:04] <wd3> dbe, kitche i'm just nervous about leaving windows, however i'm sick of updates and vulnerabilities..... so sickning.
[04:04] <Consty> wd3: Shows you all kinds of crazy stuff like taking a dvd and ripping it to a DivX avi, and back to a dvd and stuff.. things that aren't very well documented (that I've seen anyway)
[04:04] <Jack_Sparrow> Frederick: The instructions on google are very simple, please read so you can ask well formed questions.
[04:04] <dbe> kitche, But GNU is not the organization, that's the main project.
[04:04] <wd3> Consty, anything online free?
[04:05] <dbe> wd3, I know the feeling.
[04:05] <thompa> ladydoor: its installed
[04:05] <LeftyAce> ex-chat
[04:05] <LeftyAce> oops
[04:05] <wd3> dbe, i mean everything is microsoft catered
[04:05] <ladydoor> thompa: sweet. can you open a terminal?
[04:05] <Consty> wd3: Nah unfortunately not that I know of.  Nothing as good anyway.
[04:05] <dbe> wd3, The only right thing to do is to leave it.
[04:05] <wd3> Consty, thanks
[04:05] <ladydoor> thompa: and then type "xev" (no quotes)
[04:05] <kitche> dbe: it used to be the organization and still is it's a sub organization of FSF
[04:06] <ladydoor> thompa: then click on the xev window, and you'll see lots of output in the terminal
[04:06] <dbe> kitche, No, GNU is a project to complete a OS.
[04:06] <thompa> ladydoor: btw i can find anumber of hp keyboards to choose from in system:keyboard, but all same functions
[04:06] <thompa> ok
[04:06] <dbe> kitche, I could be a webmaster at gnu.org but don't have the time to help the webmasters
[04:06] <wd3> dbe, ur tempting me, i need more.  i just can't print with this darn lexmark and all the software i need is on windows not ubuntu well i could probly wine everything else huh?
[04:07] <thompa> ladydoor: right im there
[04:07] <ladydoor> thompa: and then press your www key, and look fr something that says "keycode somenumber." write down "somenumber"
[04:07] <lufis> Is there a gnome theme that is just simple and uses the least amount of resources?
[04:07] <thompa> ladydoor: ok then what?
[04:07] <wd3> dbe screenshot for me i'm curious....  :)
[04:07] <wd3> dbe, want to see a guru's screen set up.......
[04:07] <Jamminpotato> ladydoor, do you live here?
[04:07] <beasty> lol
[04:07] <ladydoor> thompa: you got somenumber?
[04:08] <beasty> wd3: show me your screenshot :p
[04:08] <thompa> ladydoor: nope
[04:08] <ladydoor> Jamminpotato: no...i tend to wander away from my computer a lot and forget to leave an away message
[04:08] <Dimensions> how do i use my phone as gprs modem ?
[04:08] <wd3> beasty go to pastebin already there two...
[04:08] <ladydoor> Jamminpotato: also, i'm sick right now
[04:08] <ladydoor> Jamminpotato: so i've nothing better to do
[04:08] <ladydoor> Jamminpotato: lol
[04:08] <beasty> wd3: url ?
[04:08] <Jamminpotato> ladydoor, same here cept on the last leg of summer vacation, nto sick
[04:08] <EnsignRedshirt> Years ago I used a program called 'pscal' to generate postscript calendars.  Does that program exist in an Ubuntu package?
[04:08] <Jamminpotato> i always forget to /away, i think i have xcaht set to auto do it after a while though
[04:08] <dbe> wd3, I'm new to laptops myself, I use A(a)GNU(GNU's Not Unix)L(/Linux)A(audio)/De(Debian GNU/Linux)Mu(Multimedia)Di(Distribution)
[04:09] <ladydoor> Jamminpotato: aha. yeah, being sick sucks a lot. soon, though, the real world will be the place for me again!
[04:09] <lufis> Also: Is there a bittorrent client for Linux that doesn't suck?
[04:09] <wd3> dbe, oh
[04:09] <ladydoor> thompa: ok...i guess try it again. do you see anything that says "keycode"?
[04:09] <dbe> DeMuDi for short
[04:09] <StoneNote> lufis, that's pretty subjective. some folks line bittornado others azerus some run utorrent under wine
[04:09] <wd3> beasty, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/21846
[04:09] <ladydoor> lufis: bittornado. also, that's not a very productive way to ask a question
[04:10] <dbe> wd3, It is FSF apporved of all 200 dists
[04:10] <beasty> wd3: ur dutch ?
[04:10] <wd3> beasty, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/21850
[04:10] <dbe> wd3, Currently, there is only  FSF approved distros.
[04:10] <wd3> beasty, that's two for u.
[04:10] <dbe> 5
[04:10] <lufis> StoneNote: Well... I think I've gone thru all of them. I absolutely loathe Azureus, it's a huge resource hog. ladydoor: Well, just being honest. :P All of the ones I've tried have either a) been way lacking in features or b) have had features but have been way too bloated
[04:10] <beasty> bbl
[04:10] <beasty> i'm off heading to france
[04:10] <ladydoor> thompa: anything promising?
[04:11] <wd3> dbe, oh
[04:11] <thompa> ladydoor: no keycode anyway
[04:11] <Dimensions> any one knows how can i use my mobile as gprs modem ?
[04:11] <dbe> wd3, I use GNOME, nothing special with that.
[04:11] <billytwowilly> so upgrading ubuntu dapper to the latest recently broke synaptic for me. joyous.
[04:11] <dbe> wd3, But I will migrate to 100% CLI.
[04:11] <ladydoor> thompa: hmmm. it should give you one. you're not using an hp are you?
[04:11] <wd3> dbe, ubuntu is a little slow. i've done the kde, but memory, xfce but lacking excitment but fast
[04:11] <billytwowilly> synaptic: error while loading shared libraries: libvte.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[04:11] <thompa> yes
[04:12] <billytwowilly> someone tell me how to fix this ^ please
[04:12] <StoneNote> lufis, I'd have to agree with ladydoor since I use bittornado.
[04:12] <ladydoor> thompa: aha. i am too, and for some reason i can set up all my other ones but that one doesn't seem to "exist"
[04:12] <kitche> dbe: well in reality you can never truley get rid of X I just use X for web browsing
[04:12] <dbe> wd3, Ubutu is based on Debian (Unstable) I'v heard.
[04:12] <ladydoor> thompa: here's something you can do, though
[04:12] <dbe> kitche, I can if RMS can, and he does.
[04:12] <lufis> StoneNote: Ok. Well, that's what I'm using. Have you noticed that it takes a really long time for the gui to load initially? Or is that just me?
[04:13] <thompa> its not a big deal, i never used them before, strange how some of the keys work though
[04:13] <Ktron> what does the error from synaptic "http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/dapper/multiverse/source/Sources.gz: Sub-process gzip returned an error code (1)" mean?
[04:13] <ladydoor> thompa: you can set up a keybinding to run firefox (or whatever). i think that'll be in the gnome menu
[04:13] <dbe> kitche, + a bunch of GNU hackers that I know of.
[04:13] <ladydoor> thompa: yeah
[04:13] <StoneNote> lufis, I hadn't noticed that
[04:13] <thompa> ladydoor: ive used keybinding before, thanks again
[04:13] <wd3> dbe, i've been hearing gentoo is great but compiling mostly which they say is the best thing to do. i like ubuntu as a newbie. it's good
[04:13] <lufis> StoneNote: Hm. It typically takes at least 3 or 4 seconds for the torrent selector window to appear
[04:13] <thompa> im going to try some of these other HP entries first
[04:13] <ladydoor> thompa: sweet. sorry i couldn't help more
[04:13] <dbe> kitche, The only thing I need GUI for is to view CSS.
[04:14] <thompa> no prob, you showed me a new utility thanks
[04:14] <kitche> dbe: well most websites have images
[04:14] <wd3> ladydoor, was that irssi ur using for chat/ irc?
[04:14] <kitche> whihc makes the page all messed up if you don
[04:14] <dbe> kitche, =), yeah, and I'm a webmaster so that will be a problem.
[04:14] <ladydoor> wd3: sho' nuff
[04:14] <wd3> ladydoor, funny.
[04:14] <ladydoor> wd3: it rocks the xterm -e screen :-)
[04:14] <kitche> dbe: so he probably has links-twibright installed
[04:14] <dbe> kitche, But I try to avoid using images on my websites.
[04:15] <kitche> dbe: I have a very small X footprint
[04:15] <wd3> ladydoor, fo sho!
[04:15] <dbe> kitche, That is a really nice feature in Links
[04:15] <ladydoor> wd3: lol
[04:15] <wd3> ladydoor, lol
[04:15] <rukuartic> I have a question... I've deleted an important file (hee... who hasn't?) and I'm looking to make an iso of the directory so I can use autopsy on it. Is there any way I can make an ISO of a directory instead of the whole hard drive? it'd just save time :P
[04:15] <dbe> wd3, The problem with Gentoo is that is contains non-free software --RMS
[04:16] <wd3> dbe, oh
[04:16] <charles_a> how can I tell which version of alsa comes with a particular kernel?
[04:16] <dbe> wd3, I remember that sentence very well
[04:16] <wd3> dbe, lol
[04:16] <wd3> dbe, i just need the courage to leave windows.
[04:16] <dbe> wd3, Ututu is a nice project, they ban non-free software from their repositories.
[04:17] <rukuartic> wd3: dual boot is kinda like training wheels :P
[04:17] <dbe> wd3, UTUTO XS GNU System 2006
[04:17] <dbe> wd3, It's kind of useful around april 2007
[04:17] <DarkMageZ> dbe, non-free software is available in the multiverse & restricted repositories
[04:17] <dbe> DarkAudit, Not in UTUTO
[04:17] <ladydoor> wd3: what's holding you back?
[04:17] <DarkMageZ> dbe, oh, opps :)
[04:18] <dbe> DarkAudit, We ban non-free software as I said.
[04:18] <wd3> rukuartic, yeah i know , i like it but when i boot to windows i have to update... sucks and i'm scared of viuse attacks, and i'm secure zonelabs , nod32, the works
[04:18] <dbe> DarkAudit, Not to be to off topic but that is a very imporant policy.
[04:18] <rukuartic> wd3: Mmm... Once you get going on linux it'll be hard to go back. I went to windows the other day for about ten minutes.
[04:18] <dbe> s/imporant/important
[04:19] <Prohibited> Hey anyone know a nice client for msn apart from aMSN, GAIM, and Kopete ?
[04:19] <ladydoor> Prohibited: bitlbee
[04:19] <wd3> ladydoor, well my printer problem with linux lexmark z603, i know iknow lexmark sucks. also windows have software i really need.
[04:19] <ladydoor> wd3: what sort'a software?
[04:19] <wd3> rukuartic, i'm back on linux from taken a break for about 3 months because of frustration.
[04:20] <Ktron> Anyone else getting an error from multiverse about gzip?
[04:20] <AustLaw`> can I access an NTFS drive with linux?
[04:21] <wd3> ladydoor, well, me cell phne ringtone / wallpaper prog. palm pilot (i know linux has one), microsoft money, all the special programs not in linux.
[04:21] <coder2000> AustLaw: yes
[04:21] <Prohibited> ladydoor, now I like that client :D
[04:21] <ladydoor> wd3: oh. hmmmm
[04:21] <ladydoor> Prohibited: sweet! i'm using it right now, haha
[04:21] <Ktron> Anyone knows what this error means: "http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/dapper/multiverse/source/Sources.gz: Sub-process gzip returned an error code (1)" ?
[04:21] <wd3> ladydoor, oh yeah and tz balls and all that -xfsf code is aaaaugh.
[04:21] <AustLaw`> how can I access them?
[04:21] <ladydoor> wd3: add this to your .bash_aliases:
[04:22] <ladydoor> wd3: (or .bashrc
[04:22] <ladydoor> )
[04:22] <Prohibited> ladydoor, thanks :)
[04:22] <ladydoor> Prohibited: np!
[04:22] <ladydoor> wd3: alias untgz='tar -xvzf'
[04:22] <ladydoor> wd3: alias untbz='tar -xvjf'
[04:23] <ardchoille> ladydoor: Don't need the "-" anymore
[04:23] <ladydoor> wd3: then, you just type untgz instead of tar -xvzf
[04:23] <ladydoor> ardchoille: oh, sweet. the "-" still works, though, right?
[04:23] <AustLaw`> how can I open an NTFS drive?
[04:23] <nathanael> Is anyone here using Chatzilla?
[04:23] <ardchoille> ladydoor: yes
[04:23] <wd3> ladydoor, i'm learning my basics  .... oh untbz?
[04:23] <nathanael> I opened it in a tab, but then nothign shows in the main window
[04:23] <nathanael> *nothing
[04:24] <ladydoor> ardchoille: cool
[04:24] <ladydoor> wd3: by putting those lines into your .bashrc, you make bash recognize the command, say, untbz, as meaning "tar xvjf"
[04:24] <upgrdman> in System > Prefs > Screen Res, I am limited to 1024x768, but my monitor can do 1280x1024. How do i remedy this problem?
[04:24] <longwave> ladydoor: you don't even need z or j as options to tar, it figures out .gz and .bz2 by itself now
[04:24] <ladydoor> longwave: oh. cool
[04:25] <wd3> ladydoor, i'm learning, just took a break 3 mths... now i'm using linux again... uh oh  i see a transformation slowly again... days and nights learning tar and pipe "|" etc...
[04:25] <Davey-> upgrdman, sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf and go to your monitor lines
[04:25] <Davey-> and add your res.
[04:25] <upgrdman> thz
[04:25] <upgrdman> thx
[04:25] <ardchoille> !fixres > upgrdman
[04:25] <kitche> wd3: learning the commands isn't really htat hard just take your time :)
[04:25] <upgrdman> ardchoille: ?
[04:25] <Sarra_> !fixres
[04:25] <ubotu> x is the X Window System; it's the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type this in a console: sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart  -  To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[04:25] <rukuartic> Does anyone know how to make an ISO of a directory so that it would include deleted files?
[04:25] <Sarra_> hmm, too bad that didn't work for me
[04:26] <upgrdman> ardchoille: o i just saw the pm... thx
[04:26] <wd3> kitche, u know, thats why i'm slowly coming back because of the love in this room........
[04:26] <Trae> Can anyone help with this laptop bug?  https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/22336
[04:26] <ardchoille> upgrdman: You're welcome :)
[04:27] <AustLaw`> how do I mount an NTFS drive?
[04:27] <wd3> ladydoor, does easyubuntu work for dapper?
[04:28] <kitche> wd3: my first distro was slackware really so my experience is probably much higher then most, I m at the point where I can probably build my own system
[04:28] <StoneNote> ktron these probably have your answer http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=192770 and http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=9944&highlight=gzip+bzip2+error
[04:28] <fak3r> I'm using daper on a g4 iBook to try to save files off of it (they're in OSX) -- how can I mount the disk to read from it?
[04:28] <ladydoor> !easyubuntu
[04:28] <ubotu> EasyUbuntu is a script that automates installation of some items. Use at your own risk. See http://easyubuntu.freecontrib.org/ ; for help and or discussions about EasyUbuntu please join #easyubuntu.
[04:28] <animefreak135> AustLaw: mount -t ntfs /mnt/hda1 /mnt/winpart (change as needed)
[04:29] <fak3r> !hfsplus
[04:29] <ubotu> hfsplus: tools to access HFS+ formatted volumes. In component main, is important. Version 1.0.4-10ubuntu1 (dapper), package size 43 kB, installed size 236 kB
[04:29] <wd3> kitche, ladydoor i have 1 hd partitioned  window xp  /   breezy / dapper  strange huh?
[04:29] <jumpkick> argh... /usr/lib/apache2/modules/mod_proxy_http.so: undefined symbol: ap_proxy_ssl_enable
[04:29] <jumpkick> what causes that?
[04:29] <ladydoor> wd3: did you get taht easyubuntu info?
[04:29] <wd3> ladydoor, yes
[04:29] <kitche> wd3: umm that sounds to me like a broken but then again you probably have more then one partition
[04:30] <ladydoor> wd3: sweet
[04:30] <wd3> kitche, sorry
[04:30] <AustLaw`> mount point does not exists...im totaly new to linux so, not sure how to mount anything really
[04:30] <wd3> kitche, i mean 1 hd 3 partitions
[04:30] <kitche> wd3: that's sounds right
[04:31] <animefreak135> AustLaw: you have to change the /dev/hda1 part to however your system is setup....do you know which hard drive, and which partition it is? (like, first drive, second partition)
[04:31] <wd3> kitche, i bounce back and forth from breezy to dapper and i see dapper is a little bit smoother but my avi and mpeg movies aren't producing sound and skips .. all kinda stuff.
[04:32] <AustLaw`> it is on ide0, primary drive, i dont remember how the partitions are setup
[04:32] <kitche> wd3: well that might be an issue with the codecs
[04:32] <fak3r> AustLaw`: if you're new just use the script they talk about here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions#head-e070ee95af2fd63663dff08b8fd783f429bc29a5
[04:32] <Jamminpotato> what is the package called ubuntu-desktop for?
[04:32] <Catnthehat> is there a channel for ubuntu studio? having issues with Jack
[04:32] <ladydoor> Jamminpotato: it's a "meta-package," which means it depends on all the basic ubuntu GNOME desktop environment packages
[04:32] <ChrisNiemy> Jamminpotato: ubuntu-desktop is a so-called meta package
[04:32] <ladydoor> Jamminpotato: so they'll all be installed
[04:32] <ChrisNiemy> ^^
[04:32] <wd3> kitche, i was thinking the same thing.. that's why i asked about easyubuntu for dapper .
[04:32] <ardchoille> Jamminpotato: It's a metapackage, meant to bring in deps for the Ubuntu desktop.. you can safely remove it.
[04:32] <ladydoor> Jamminpotato: it's useful for upgrades
[04:33] <animefreak135> AustLaw: oh wait, sorry. brain fart run 'mkdir /mnt/winpart' lol then try the command again
[04:33] <Ktron> StoneNote, yeah, those do look suspicious, checking it out, thanks
[04:33] <Jamminpotato> so if i've switched to xubuntu, would it be a good idea to install xubuntu-desktop?
[04:33] <Catnthehat> anyone know how to find out with programs are using the soundcard at any given time?
[04:33] <ladydoor> Jamminpotato: probably
[04:33] <ChrisNiemy> Jamminpotatoe: tt's useful for a dist-upgrade or when you have installed an minimalized installation, so you don't have to pick all packages, and just have to install ubuntu-desktop.  there are several other metapackages. mostly you will see this in the descriptions, e.g. in Synaptic
[04:34] <dbe> wd3, Back.
[04:34] <Megaqwerty> who knows of a good iso burner for ubuntu 6.06?
[04:34] <dbe> MeGaQuArK, cdrecord
[04:34] <wd3> dbe, ok
[04:34] <ardchoille> Megaqwerty: gnomebaker has always worked for me
[04:34] <Jamminpotato> would it be bad to have both xubuntu and ubuntu desktop installed?
[04:34] <ardchoille> Jamminpotato: No
[04:34] <dbe> MeGaQuArK, K3B for GUI
[04:34] <Jamminpotato> kthX
[04:34] <ardchoille> Jamminpotato: I have Ubuntu, Xubuntu and Kubuntu installed
[04:34] <Megaqwerty> thanks, and would you stop calling me megaquark?
[04:34] <ChrisNiemy> Jamminpotatoe: you can check the dependencies of "xubuntu-destkop" in synaptic and see what it will install. for example
[04:35] <AustLaw`> i ran the script, it asked if I wanted to use the experimental NTFS writing support (said not recommended) so I said no
[04:35] <AustLaw`> does that mean I am not going to be able to write to the drives?
[04:35] <Jamminpotato> ardchoille, which do you acutally run?
[04:35] <dbe> wd3, Does you WLAN works in Ubuntu?
[04:35] <ardchoille> Jamminpotato: fluxbox :)
[04:35] <Jamminpotato> lol
[04:35] <Jamminpotato> fubuntu?
[04:36] <ardchoille> Jamminpotato: I change between them depending on my mood
[04:36] <codecaine> how do you append text to the end of a file?
[04:36] <animefreak135> AustLaw: yeah
[04:36] <ChrisNiemy> Jamminpotatoe: the metapackages: (...)ubuntu-desktop provides each a full desktop enviroenment, with specific software, if you are only interested in the window manager etc. or do not want some software, you can uninstall it
[04:36] <wd3> dbe, my homeportal / nic card. yes.
[04:36] <ardchoille> codecaine: echo "some text" >> file
[04:36] <Catnthehat> codecaine open using vi
[04:36] <codecaine> ty
[04:36] <codecaine> >>
[04:36] <codecaine> is what I was looking for
[04:36] <AustLaw`> what is the best option for having a partition that can be read and writen by windows and ubuntu?
[04:36] <rukuartic> AustLaw`: fat32
[04:37] <ardchoille> codecaine: ">>" appends to the file, ">" overwrites the existing contents of the file
[04:37] <wd3> ladydoor, can i msg u?
[04:37] <jn-> i am having an issue with fc-cache not grabbing a font/dir of fonts i want, it says successful but the fonts do not show up when i do a fc-list
[04:37] <ladydoor> wd3: sure
[04:37] <kromel> well folks, not that I'm expecting a cookie or praise, but as of last night, I no longer have a Micro$oft product installed on my computer.   It feels... liberating.
[04:37] <longwave> AustLaw`: fat32 is the easiest, ext2 is also possible with a driver on windows
[04:37] <jn-> the fonts are pcf format, artwiz
[04:37] <ardchoille> kromel: YAY!
[04:37] <dbe> wd3, Nice. I just got a mission from a friend. She want me to install a wireless driver for a Toshiba Sattelite M40X-317. I've heard that Ubuntu has a great hardware support.
[04:38] <DarkAudit> dbe: ??
[04:38] <Milk_> ello!
[04:38] <dbe> DarkAudit, ??
[04:38] <Milk_> I am trying to cron mplayer playing an mp3 file...
[04:38] <DarkAudit> just came back and you had said something to me
[04:38] <wd3> dbe, thats true
[04:38] <Milk_> cron is working fine, but mplayer is only playing the first second of the file
[04:38] <Milk_> any idea why?
[04:38] <DarkAudit> 22:18 < dbe> DarkAudit, We ban non-free software as I said.
[04:39] <Catnthehat> anyone ever messed with JACK audio connection before?
[04:39] <dbe> DarkAudit, What about it?
[04:39] <ladydoor> Milk_: couldn't you write a bash script instead?
[04:39] <dbe> Catnthehat, Yes.
[04:39] <jn-> this makes no sense, i do fc-cache -fv /path/to/dirwith"snap.pcf" it does it's thing, says successful, then i do fc-list | grep snap and NOTHING.
[04:39] <DarkAudit> I hadn't said a word in the channel all night :)
[04:40] <Catnthehat> dbe i am trying to use it with the alsa drivers and it won't start it says my soundcard is being used by another program.. but it'll start when i use the dummy driver but then i get no sound after making the connections
[04:40] <rukuartic> Still looking for someone to help me with the datadump issue (a directory, instead of /dev/sdb3 :P)
[04:40] <Catnthehat> dbe do you know how i would go about finding out which program is runnign it
[04:41] <kromel> Anyone else here play City of Heroes via Ubuntu?
[04:41] <dbe> Catnthehat, pstree
[04:41] <DarkAudit> kromel: yep... just finished a session :)
[04:41] <upgrdman> is it possible to have more than one help bar in firefox... im used to galeon, and had four help bars packed with links
[04:42] <ChrisNiemy> anybody knows how to change the text displayed on the gnome-menu on the panel?
[04:42] <shipoopi> hi, total linux newb here, just wondering why my new user can't hear sound. can anyone help me?
[04:42] <corndog_> I've got a creative labs X-Fi card that currently does not have drivers for linux... anyone know the best forum or site so that I will know when those drivers are released?
[04:42] <kromel> I think I gained about 7 to 10 Frames per second playing City of Heroes in Ubuntu then I did with XP.
[04:42] <longwave> rukuartic: i'm guessing that once you delete a file from a directory, the directory structure gets rewritten so there is no trace of which inodes that file was allocated to, so there's no easy route like that for undeleting
[04:43] <Lilandra> hi
[04:43] <dbe> upgrdman, Try Epiphany, it's distributed under GPL, FF is tri-licensed and owned by Mozilla Corporation which is bad for the global justice movement.
[04:43] <rukuartic> longwave: Fun. So the only option to recover the file is getting all of /dev/sda3? What if I used shred on the file (on an ext3 filesystem?) I'm sure I remembered reading that shred didn't work.
[04:43] <DarkAudit> kromel: I've noticed that CoX via Cedega doesn't handle some lag spikes as well as in XP, but otherwise runs just fine
[04:43] <Ktron> StoneNote, yep, the one about using us.archive.ubuntu for main worked
[04:43] <rukuartic> longwave: And no this isn't critical, I'm seeing how secure shred is.
[04:44] <StoneNote> Ktron, cool
[04:44] <jn-> i need some help with fc-cache. its not showing files i cache in fc-list and therefore i cant use them in programs that call for them.
[04:44] <Catnthehat> dbe thanks for the help, but i'm still lost.. i found one called mixer applet but when i go into the processes it's not there
[04:45] <longwave> rukuartic: shred is not guaranteed to be effective on ext3 because of the way journalling works, but it's likely that the file will be unrecoverable if you carry on writing to the drive after deleting
[04:45] <longwave> rukuartic: otherwise, yeah, scanning the entire drive is your only option as far as i can see
[04:45] <dbe> Catnthehat, kill $(pidof DEAMON)
[04:45] <Jamminpotato> anyone know a link off hand on how to do the fancy compix+aiglx graphix stuff?
[04:46] <rukuartic> longwave: Would you mind explaining how exactly journaling would defeat ext3? All I understand about that is its a temporarly storage place before being written
[04:46] <ladydoor> !compiz
[04:46] <ubotu> Compiz (compositing (window) manager) and XGL (Xserver architecture layered on top of OpenGL) howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager XGL+compiz help in #ubuntu-xgl  See http://tinyurl.com/pw5ez for Kubuntu systems
[04:46] <kromel> DarkAudit: have you tried Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter yet with cedega or WINE?
[04:46] <ladydoor> !compiz > Jamminpotato
[04:46] <shipoopi> anyone?
[04:46] <upgrdman> is gmplayer not available for ubuntu 6.06 amd64?
[04:46] <Jamminpotato> ladydoor, you are too good
[04:46] <dbe> Catnthehat, or killall -KILL DEAMON   and try kill $(pidof wish)
[04:46] <shipoopi> I need some help getting sound to work
[04:46] <longwave> rukuartic: yes, basically a part of the disk is reserved for temporarily storing writes so if the power fails while the write is going on, the disk structures will be consistent
[04:46] <ardchoille> !info gmplayer
[04:46] <ubotu> Package gmplayer does not exist in any distro I know
[04:46] <DarkAudit> kromel: not yet... the only game I've got running with Cedega is CoX... lots of alts need attention :)
[04:47] <mark_> heyy
[04:47] <longwave> rukuartic: or at least can be recovered easily at the next boot
[04:47] <mark_> st time i have used linux
[04:47] <mark_> dont got a clue what im doing
[04:47] <ChrisNiemy> shipoopi: mhm, just guessing, maybe log in as this new user and check the mixer settings, maybe they are saved user-specific
[04:47] <longwave> rukuartic: the file you intend to shred may end up (all or partially) in the journal if you don't do any more writes after running shred
[04:47] <mark_> and would like too get winmx 2 run on it?
[04:47] <rukuartic> longwave: writes to where?
[04:47] <rukuartic> mark_: congratulations :D
[04:47] <longwave> rukuartic: writes to anywhere else on the same filesystem
[04:47] <caravena> Hello, my pc support edubuntu 64? -> http://pastebin.com/777634
[04:47] <mark_> thanks :D lol i dunno wtf im doing though
[04:48] <moffer> !dpkg-reconfigure-alsa
[04:48] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about dpkg-reconfigure-alsa - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[04:48] <ardchoille> upgrdman: I have gmplayer, I think it was installed when I installed mplayer from the repos
[04:48] <moffer> !alsa
[04:48] <ubotu> If sound is not working, first try system -> prefrences -> multimedia system selector change it to alsa. If you still have problems then look at http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DebuggingSoundProblems
[04:48] <upgrdman> ardchoille: thats what i mean.. how can ubuntu not have it
[04:48] <longwave> rukuartic: the journal gets recycled over time, it is only needed for writes while they are in-progress, but it would waste time to zero it or whatever after using it
[04:48] <shipoopi> hmmm I don't see anything in the mixer... what should I look for?
[04:48] <Sarra_> !VM
[04:48] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about VM - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[04:48] <ardchoille> upgrdman: I don't know
[04:48] <upgrdman> ardchoille: i cant find mplayer either
[04:48] <ChrisNiemy> shipoopi: but the previous user does still have sound?
[04:48] <ardchoille> !info mplayer
[04:48] <shipoopi> yeah
[04:48] <ubotu> mplayer: The Ultimate Movie Player For Linux. In component multiverse, is extra. Version 2:0.99+1.0pre7try2+cvs20060117-0ubuntu8 (dapper), package size 3265 kB, installed size 7916 kB
[04:48] <ardchoille> upgrdman: mplayer is in multiverse
[04:49] <rukuartic> longwave: how would I zero the journal?
[04:49] <longwave> rukuartic: in a similar way it is sometimes possible to recover data from the swapfile in an emergency
[04:49] <longwave> rukuartic: now that i don't know :)  i understand the theory behind journals but don't play with filesystems much
[04:49] <ChrisNiemy> shipoopi: once i had the problem, just on of the PCM channels was muted in the mixer and i was gettin' crazy already, because sound didn't seem to work /// how to you created this new user account?
[04:49] <upgrdman> ardchoille: how do i add multiverse to synaptic... i dont see it in the repo list
[04:50] <shipoopi> I did adduser
[04:50] <LeoDioxide> why is it that none of the firefox plugins work in ubuntu, let alone reside in the repositories?
[04:50] <longwave> LeoDioxide: firefox extensions should work on any platform?
[04:50] <dbe> wd3, Did the wireless thingy worked for you by default in Ubuntu?
[04:50] <ardchoille> !repos
[04:50] <ubotu> The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. See http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and !easysource
[04:50] <lufis> Is there an app that will take a full page from a website and save it as an image?
[04:50] <LeoDioxide> longwave: you'd hope that
[04:50] <DarkAudit> LeoDioxide: which plugins?
[04:51] <rukuartic> longwave: So I've shredded the file. Its safe to say that in 1 month, its infeasable to retrieve?
[04:51] <dbe> lufis, wget
[04:51] <StoneNote> lufis, most browsers have a SAVE PAGE function
[04:51] <LeoDioxide> java, flash, and god forbid some ati drivers
[04:51] <longwave> rukuartic: yes, almost definitely
[04:51] <sethk> lufis, you can use a screen capture app like ksnapshot
[04:51] <lufis> StoneNote: SAVE PAGE as an IMAGE?
[04:51] <dbe> lufis, You can rip sites with wget.
[04:51] <StoneNote> lufis, nope
[04:51] <sethk> lufis, it will capture either a window, or the entire screen.  for the web site, you capture a window
[04:51] <rukuartic> longwave: Now even if you rm a file, would it be possible to retrieve with something such as autopsy?
[04:51] <shipoopi> hmm, there it goes :)
[04:51] <wd3> dbe, i'm not wireless. in the beginning my homeportal didn't work but i googled like crazy. using that home pna (pig tail device) no so i had to install nic .
[04:51] <dbe> lufis, Oh, I thought you mean ISO image.
[04:51] <ChrisNiemy> shipoopi: run "gksu users-admin" in a terminal, select your new user, an then on the tab on the right, look for the checkboxes there if audio is allowed for this user
[04:52] <sethk> lufis, also, in most browsers, including firefox, you can do file/save, and it will save everything, although as a set of files, not an image
[04:52] <DarkAudit> LeoDioxide: you've tried the ububtuguide install method for java?
[04:52] <shipoopi> thanks, ChrisNiemy :)
[04:52] <LeoDioxide> DarkAudit: yeah, no dice
[04:52] <dbe> lufis, Like, rig 10000 docs into a .iso file.
[04:52] <nalioth> DarkAudit: java is in the repos
[04:52] <sethk> lufis, for the rendered image the capture app is what you need
[04:52] <DarkAudit> Flash in linux is an old version. There is no v 8 for linux
[04:52] <longwave> rukuartic: if you rm a file it leaves the file contents in what is now free space, so if you don't write any new data to the disk, you can scan through for known strings in the file you deleted and hopefully recover it intact
[04:52] <ChrisNiemy> shipoopi: or run "gnome-sound-properties" (without sudo) and check this // does it work? ;)
[04:52] <shipoopi> ChrisNiemy++ :D
[04:52] <shipoopi> yeah :D
[04:53] <lufis> sethk: Yes but... I mean like an entire page. I know how to take a screenshot of a window, but sometimes a website is too big to fit into one window... thus I want an app that will take the website and generate an image however long the page is
[04:53] <dbe> wd3, pig tail device =)?
[04:53] <nalioth> LeoDioxide: what problems are you having with java?
[04:53] <ChrisNiemy> shipoopi: cool, i'm happy :) maybe you have to re-login or so. have fun!
[04:53] <rukuartic> longwave: How would I exactly do that? grep /dev/sda3 <filename>?
[04:53] <sethk> lufis, The only way I know to do that is by taking screen sizes chunks and splicing them together
[04:53] <LeoDioxide> nalioth: it doesn't install zee plugin!
[04:53] <lufis> sethk: :-p damn
[04:53] <nalioth> LeoDioxide: did you visit the wiki java page?
[04:53] <longwave> rukuartic: yes, that is the basics of how those sorts of tools work, they often have intelligence about common file formats which helps to recover certain document types
[04:53] <wd3> dbe, it plugged into my usb and the other side look like a line filter that plugged into my phone line, so i got the dsl signal from the phone line.
[04:53] <nalioth> LeoDioxide: are you installing sun java ?
[04:53] <sethk> lufis, maybe something exists that I haven't seen, but I doubt it.
[04:54] <LeoDioxide> yes I'm install sun java, no I don't think I saw the page
[04:54] <dbe> wd3, Ok.
[04:54] <rukuartic> longwave: care to give a tutorial on how to find a file named "something.doc"?
[04:54] <moffer> is there a nice a way to setup sound, simillar to xserver?
[04:55] <diezare> guys anyone know the help room of the gnome?
[04:55] <longwave> rukuartic: i've never had to do it on linux filesystems, myself. on windows there are recovery tools for ntfs that do this sort of thing for you, i have used those before
[04:55] <LeoDioxide> no installation candidate, lame.
[04:55] <whitesuit> hi, i cant access my d-link 500g adsl router using <IP_ADDRESS> , i can only access it through ie, has anyone managed to get to the configuration in linux ?
[04:55] <Milk_> O
[04:55] <wd3> dbe, my router/modem combo from sbc was connected to the computer in room 1. rm 2 &3 used the line pigtail thing to access dsl via phn line.
[04:55] <dbe> moffer, How do you mean? You can sellect plugins from each application generally.
[04:55] <diezare> Anyone here know the gnome help room, or anyone thinks that he can help me with an error i recieve while starting the gnome?
[04:56] <Milk_> I'm having cron issues... I'm trying to get cron to play an mp3 file at a specific time.. I've tried it via shell script or direct mplayer.. but the event never happens
[04:56] <Milk_> any ideas?
[04:56] <longwave> diezare: what error are you getting?
[04:56] <dbe> wd3, Phreak?
[04:56] <rukuartic> whitesuit: you could try nmaping your network to see what IP it's on
[04:56] <nalioth> !tell LeoDioxide about java
[04:56] <longwave> Milk_: what if you try something else such as mpg321 to play the mp3?
[04:56] <wd3> dbe, ?
[04:56] <rukuartic> longwave: Thank you very much for your time :) You've been most helpful.
[04:57] <diezare> longwave: i just installed gnome for the first time, and when i start it in normal or safe mode i recieve the following error "error starting gnome settings deamon"
[04:57] <longwave> rukuartic: no problem, interesting chat we had :)
[04:57] <Milk_> longwave, any idea why mplayer wouldn't work?
[04:57] <soundgate> how do I log on using kopete?
[04:57] <whitesuit> rukuartic, it should be <IP_ADDRESS> , but through firefox or even telnet i cant access it, how would i scan it with nmap ?
[04:57] <tjcarter> nalioth: May I suggest that nickserv doesn't really prevent bot spam?  =)
[04:57] <longwave> Milk_: not really sure. are you running mplayer as root when you try this?
[04:57] <Milk_> longwave, no
[04:57] <ChrisNiemy> Hi! How was the command in the terminal to show my own IP address?
[04:57] <soundgate> im using gaim atm, how do I log on using kopete?
[04:57] <ChrisNiemy> i forgot it
[04:57] <dbe> wd3, Never mind. Phreaking... was just thinking of Condor
[04:57] <moffer> alsa requres you to define card specifics like number of channels, latency etc all by hand as far as i know. then you can sellect "alsa sound" from the seperate applications.
[04:58] <longwave> Milk_: if it is running under your username, and you are logged out at the time, you may not have permissions to access the sound device at that time
[04:58] <rukuartic> whitesuit: try installing nmap (sudo apt-get install nmap) and trying "nmap -sP <IP_ADDRESS>/16"
[04:58] <ladydoor> ChrisNiemy: ifconfig
[04:58] <Milk_> longwave, but I am logged in at the time
[04:58] <diezare> longwave: i just installed gnome for the first time, and when i start it in normal or safe mode i recieve the following error "error starting gnome settings deamon"
[04:58] <rukuartic> whitesuit: You could always reset your router and it should reappear to be <IP_ADDRESS> (or whatever it was :P_
[04:58] <soundgate> christ neimy:ifwconfig-a
[04:58] <wd3> dbe, ok.
[04:58] <Megaqwerty> things like Users and Groups, and Change time take forever to load is that normal? If not, do you know how to fix that?
[04:58] <ChrisNiemy> soundgate: thanks
[04:58] <soundgate> ifconfigi-a
[04:58] <whitesuit> rukuartic, yeah, but i dont want to reset if i wont be able to configure it
[04:59] <rukuartic> whitesuit: That works.
[04:59] <soundgate> ifconfig-a (stupid keyboard)
[04:59] <diezare> longwave, can you help?
[04:59] <nalioth> tjcarter: come to #ubuntu-offtopic please
[04:59] <Milk_> longwave, I'm even telling it to run in a new xterm.. the terminal window isn't opening
[04:59] <ChrisNiemy> soundgate: yeah, it works
[04:59] <rukuartic> whitesuit: let me know how it works
[04:59] <longwave> Milk_: hrm. is there anything in the cron log? you may also be able to redirect mplayer's output to a file, which you may not otherwise see if cron fails
[04:59] <soundgate> great. now can anyone tell me how to use kopete?
[04:59] <moffer> dbe: sorry did you get that, is this how it works, am i wrong?
[04:59] <whitesuit> rukuartic, nmap is taking a long time, i'll try T4
[05:00] <Lilandra> how does one use network-manager-gnome? does anybody know? does it work with wpa-psk?
[05:00] <Pulshion> does anyone know if i need key.gpg.asc its in my home folder
[05:00] <rukuartic> whitesuit: just give it a moment... it should work in a minute
[05:00] <LeoDioxide> the java 5 wiki page was no help at all
[05:00] <rukuartic> whitesuit: its scanning a lot of IP addys :P
[05:00] <longwave> Milk_: oh wait, you can have multiple X sessions running at once, right? when anything is started from cron, it wouldn't know which X session to connect to...
[05:00] <ChrisNiemy> soundgate: what's the problem with kopete? sorry, i personally don't use it
[05:00] <Milk_> longwave, where does cron log to?
[05:00] <whitesuit> rukuartic, ok
[05:00] <longwave> Milk_: /var/log/cron.log?
[05:00] <Megaqwerty> Lilandra: I can help
[05:00] <dbe> moffer, Pardon me. What?
[05:01] <Milk_> longwave, thats what I figured.. but its not there
[05:01] <soundgate> how do I log on using kopete? atm im on gaim
[05:01] <Milk_> oohh!!! I GOT IT!!
[05:01] <Megaqwerty> sudo apt-get update in the console first
[05:01] <Pulshion> does anyone know if i need key.gpg.asc its in my home folder
[05:01] <Milk_> longwave, letting mpg321 run in the background worked!
[05:01] <Lilandra> Meqaqwerty: me? update?
[05:01] <Megaqwerty> yeah
[05:01] <LeoDioxide> note: there exists no java5-plugin or java5-jdk
[05:01] <dbe> JDK is non-free software.
[05:01] <Megaqwerty> I'm giving you the steps to get wpa to work with ubuntu
[05:01] <Lilandra> i have wpa working
[05:01] <longwave> Milk_: yeah, command line apps will work better from cron, i'm not sure i've ever tried to run an X app from cron before..
[05:01] <Megaqwerty> oh
[05:02] <Lilandra> i just want to know about network-manager
[05:02] <Lilandra> :)
[05:02] <moffer> dbe: to use more that one program at a time alsa requires hand configuration
[05:02] <Megaqwerty> oh, yeah I don't think it supports it at this time
[05:02] <Lilandra> it's there in my ...panel...and when i click on it it just has wired
[05:02] <Lilandra> ah! ok :) thanks!
[05:02] <michael_la> hi. i need some help. - > im goin to d/l ubuntu. i plan to use it to setup a ftp, vpn/ssh, and maybe a www server. however, i also want to use it for desktop purposes ie music, surfing, etc. what ver. (server, desktop) should i d/l?
[05:02] <Milk_> longwave, mplayer is cli
[05:02] <Megaqwerty> you're welcome.
[05:02] <rukuartic> michael_la: desktop
[05:02] <rukuartic> michael_la: if you download server, it doesn't come with gnome
[05:03] <dbe> LeoDioxide, gcjwebplugin is a free software implementation of the Java suite.
[05:03] <longwave> Milk_: it relies on the X libraries though, so there may be some startup issues with that
[05:03] <LeoDioxide> dbe: I just want java on firefox, which repository has that plugin?
[05:03] <michael_la> does desktop include the server apps?
[05:03] <longwave> michael_la: you can install any server or desktop apps on any version of ubuntu
[05:03] <rukuartic> michael_la: nope, but you can install in a heartbeat
[05:03] <Milk_> longwave, k
[05:03] <Pulshion> does anyone know if i need key.gpg.asc its in my home folder
[05:04] <longwave> michael_la: the different flavours are just for the base install, you can choose whatever you want afterwards
[05:04] <ladydoor> Pulshion: i don't have it...but i don't know
[05:04] <dbe> LeoDioxide, http://www.nongnu.org/gcjwebplugin/
[05:04] <longwave> Pulshion: if you do not need a GPG key for encryption, you can probably delete it
[05:04] <sethk> Pulshion, it doesn't need to live in the home folder, no
[05:04] <michael_la> thx
[05:05] <sethk> Pulshion, the keys live permanently in a key chain file, ordinarily, which is in a subdirectory of your home directory
[05:05] <dbe> LeoDioxide, http://savannah.nongnu.org/cvs/?group=gcjwebplugin
[05:05] <Pulshion> sethk -- weird, then what is it doing there...
[05:05] <sethk> Pulshion, I'm not sure; I would imagine it's a byproduct on the installation of something, but that's just a guess
[05:05] <Pulshion> ladydoor -- whats GPG key?
[05:05] <Megaqwerty> k3b and gnomebaker won't burn cds they say that they don't have "permission to open the device"
[05:06] <sethk> Pulshion, gpg is the gnu clonish of pgp, which is encryption
[05:06] <RMorris84> can someone direct me to a current xgl/compiz installation tutorial?
[05:06] <snoop> how do I install a new gnome theme, I already download it
[05:06] <longwave> RMorris84: try asking in #ubuntu-xgl
[05:06] <Ktron> RMorris84, http://www.tectonic.co.za/view.php?id=916
[05:06] <sethk> Pulshion, can be used to encrypt email, for example, and to allow it to be decryped at the other end in a fairly friendly way
[05:06] <ladydoor> Pulshion: what sethk said
[05:06] <longwave> GPG is also used to check that the packages downloaded from the repos have not been tampered with :)
[05:06] <zF> If I use xine to watch .wmv files, but firefox cannot render them - what can I do to view them in Firefox
[05:06] <snoop> how do I install a new gnome theme, I already download it?
[05:07] <Pulshion> ladydoor -- i guess ill just leave it where it is thanx
[05:07] <chuckyp> Is automatix still not recomended with dapper?
[05:07] <Pulshion> sethk -- same thing what i told ladydoor lol
[05:07] <ladydoor> Pulshion: sweet
[05:07] <whitesuit> rukuartic, its been 7 minutes i dont think its getting anywhere
[05:07] <sethk> Pulshion, you can always move it somewhere and see if anything complains
[05:07] <whitesuit> rukuartic, i dont understand why they make it work in ie and in firefox, etc it doesnt
[05:08] <snoop> How do I install a new gnome theme I already downloaded?
[05:08] <Pulshion> sethk -- it doesnt bother me lol, then i rather leave it where it is
[05:08] <bruenig> snoop, system>preferences>theme, drag and drop the tar.gz
[05:08] <Megaqwerty> k3b and gnomebaker won't burn cds they say that they don't have "permission to open the device" any ideas?
[05:08] <chuckyp> Anyone know if there is a way to change the appearence of irc in gaim?
[05:09] <ladydoor> Megaqwerty: you need to use gksudo/sudo
[05:09] <LeoDioxide> where do I set default icon size?
[05:09] <mark_> man can some 1 help me gettin winmx 2 work on here
[05:09] <dbe> snoop, gconftool-2 --type string --set /desktop/gnome/interface/gtk_theme "Glider"
[05:09] <dbe> gconftool-2 --type string --set /desktop/gnome/interface/icon_theme "Flat-Blue"
[05:09] <dbe> gconftool-2 --type string --set /desktop/gnome/file_views/icon_theme "custom"
[05:09] <Megaqwerty> ladydoor: K3b and gnomebaker are guis though
[05:09] <dbe> snoop, For example
[05:09] <bruenig> Megaqwerty, gksudo gnomebaker, or gksudo K3b
[05:09] <ladydoor> Megaqwerty: right...so do <alt>F2 gksudo K3b enter
[05:10] <ladydoor> Megaqwerty: though in my experience you need to do sudo from a terminal for gnomebaker to work (maybe it's just me)
[05:10] <Megaqwerty> lady door: thanks alot!
[05:10] <ladydoor> Megaqwerty: np
[05:10] <snoop> bruenig: that dont work
[05:10] <chuckyp> chuckyp: test
[05:10] <snoop> dbe: the theme folder has a xml file and like 10 .png files
[05:10] <bruenig> snoop, give me the url where you found the theme
[05:11] <dbe> snoop, Ah
[05:11] <Jack_Sparrow> K3B has a menu option to enable permissions
[05:11] <snoop> http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=31827
[05:11] <Jack_Sparrow> goodnight all
[05:11] <snoop> there it is bruenig
[05:11] <bruenig> snoop, that is a gdm theme not a gnome theme
[05:11] <Cine> does anyone use PenguinTV for podcasts or is there a better program?
[05:11] <dbe> snoop, run gnome-theme-manager
[05:12] <bruenig> snoop, go to system>preferences>login window
[05:12] <Megaqwerty> ladydoor: it's not executing k3b :( do I have to type "enter" ?
[05:13] <Wiseguy> hey guys, is there any huge differences between openoffice's word processor and abiword?
[05:13] <ladydoor> Megaqwerty: yup
[05:13] <Megaqwerty> ah
[05:13] <ladydoor> Megaqwerty: i mean, hit the enter key
[05:13] <moffer> ok are there a guide to getting wpa supplicant to work from a tty
[05:13] <Festyur> where can i find a list of linux compatible 802.11 NICs?
[05:14] <mish4> is it easy to add launchers to a panel in ubuntu?
[05:14] <mish4> is there some type of panel controller , where you can add a new panel
[05:14] <Megaqwerty> ladydoor: oh...well neither gksudo or sudo K3b works
[05:14] <doughboy> I am trying to share a printer on my ubuntu machine with an xp laptop connected via a wireless router. The only info I can find is that I should be able to connect to the printer on the ubuntu machine via cups. When I try to connect to the printer using the network printer setup on laptop I have the option of using a url to connect. I get as far as a window popping up asking for a user name and password. I tried my login name and passw
[05:14] <Megaqwerty> I'll try it from the terminal
[05:14] <ladydoor> Megaqwerty: does it need to be a lowercase k?
[05:14] <Megaqwerty> maybe
[05:14] <swarm> If I want my system to perform a command when the dialup internet is connected, how would i do that?
[05:14] <bruenig> yes
[05:15] <diezare> anyone have any idea about wut is the gnome help room?
[05:15] <bruenig> !gnome
[05:15] <ubotu> gnome is a project that provides two things: The GNOME desktop environment, an intuitive and attractive desktop for end-users, users, and the GNOME development platform, an extensive framework for building applications that integrate into the rest of the desktop.
[05:15] <Megaqwerty> ladydoor: oh, duh.  That did it. thanks
[05:15] <jn-> is anyone using ubuntu + fluxbox
[05:15] <bruenig> the gnome irc channel is ##gnome if that is your question diezare
[05:16] <diezare> jn-, i'm using fluxbox
[05:16] <diezare> bruenig, thnx
[05:16] <ladydoor> Megaqwerty: well, i'm the one who gave you the command. lol
[05:16] <Megaqwerty> true enough
[05:16] <bkudria> Hi. I'm following https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MX1000Mouse, but "cat /proc/bus/input/devices" lists two devices with "Name="Logitech USB Receiver" "(i have a logitech mx610) ...what can i do?
[05:17] <Megaqwerty> ladydoor: It is burning!!!! YOU ROCK!
[05:17] <ladydoor> Megaqwerty: you would've figured it out, but thanks!
[05:17] <rjian> can anyone help on about articles for ubuntu?
[05:17] <Megaqwerty> lol
[05:17] <jn-> anyone else use fluxbox+ubuntu.. im trying to get flux to use the artwiz fonts, as most styles for fb call for them
[05:18] <mark_> oh well i dunno wtf im doing
[05:18] <Lilandra> what articles?
[05:18] <mark_> im gon backn 2 windows
[05:18] <mark_> cya peoples
[05:18] <otaku-san> Ok a Gimp question here.  On tuts for like Canvas Resizing (it's different from what I'm used to..) the options on it are different than what my Gimp has...
[05:19] <LeoDioxide> otaku-san: thats great....?
[05:19] <bruenig> okatsu-san, do go to #gaim (/join #gaim)
[05:20] <bruenig> not gaim
[05:20] <otaku-san> Leodioxide: I accidently clicked enter
[05:20] <bruenig> sorry gimp
[05:20] <LeoDioxide> otaku-san: carry on then!
[05:20] <otaku-san> bruenig: I have....no answer
[05:20] <pkh> is it possible to change the default path used by a /media usb device?  also, can the default application be changed?
[05:21] <pkh> i.e. when I insert my ipod I get rhythmbox, and when I insert a cd I get soundjuicer -- can I change these?
[05:21] <sethk> pkh, yes, and yes
[05:21] <pkh> awesome!!!  ...how?
[05:21] <ladydoor> pkh: do gnome-volume-properties
[05:21] <otaku-san> ok to finish!  Why in the heck is it different...do I need some plugins. heres the link http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/feature/11503.html I was going to blame it on Novell but I saw another tut with the same thing
[05:21] <sethk> pkh, the device is in the hot swap configuration
[05:21] <ladydoor> pkh: and it will bring up a gui
[05:21] <sethk> pkh, applications are defined in a file associations dialog
[05:21] <RMorris84> i have a question someone can hopefully help me when i do apt-get update on a new ubuntu install it says could no open lock file /var/lib/apt/lists/lock - open (13 premission denied) is this common?
[05:22] <ladydoor> pkh: which will let you edit what, if any, commands to run
[05:22] <RMorris84> after that it says E: unable to lock the list directory
[05:22] <bkudria> Hi. I'm following https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MX1000Mouse, but "cat /proc/bus/input/devices" lists two devices with "Name="Logitech USB Receiver" "(i have a logitech mx610) ...what can i do?
[05:22] <bkudria> RMorris84: that means you are executing as a normal user
[05:22] <bkudria> RMorris84: prepend "sudo"
[05:23] <bkudria> RMorris84: so, "sudo apt-get update"
[05:23] <sethk> RMorris84, use sudo to be root, and make sure only one package management application is running
[05:23] <Prohibited> omg I now love bitlbee
[05:23] <Prohibited> :O
[05:23] <ladydoor> RMorris84: or you might have another package app running
[05:23] <RMorris84> sudo worked thanks!
[05:23] <soundgate> I can't send an email using kmail. I get an error saying that the domain isn't in the list of allowed rcpthost.any idea?
[05:24] <pkh> sethk, ladydoor -- thanks, removed them all! :) -- p.s. is it possible to change the /media/xxx path?  my usbdisks all go in usbdisk/usbdisk1/...  can I set individual i.d.'s so they are specifically accessible programmatically?
[05:24] <joli> hi
[05:24] <joli> anyone managed to get isatap working on ubuntu?
[05:25] <cr3> suddently, sound doesn't work anymore on ubuntu. when I run applications like totem, I get: could not establish connection to sound server
[05:25] <sethk> pkh, you can certainly change the root.  something like usbdisk1 is the second instance of the type usbdisk, you can change the subdirectory, and the main part of the path, but the 1 is going to be there somewhere
[05:25] <ladydoor> Prohibited: sweeeet!
[05:25] <joli> i cant't find no info about it on the web
[05:26] <pkh> ah, what i was hoping for was /media/260g, /media/100g, etc.  the saem as what happens with /media/Sansa 260e and /media/iPod right now.
[05:26] <sethk> pkh, yes, that can be done
[05:27] <sethk> pkh, you configure that in the hot plug configuration, which is what creates a device when the hardware is detected
[05:27] <cr3> aha! I found the problem! for some reason, I had the wrong sound device selected in System -> Preferences -> Sound
[05:27] <bkudria> Hi. I'm following https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MX1000Mouse, but "cat /proc/bus/input/devices" lists two devices with "Name="Logitech USB Receiver" "(i have a logitech mx610) ...what can i do?
[05:27] <cr3> where does the System Sound configuratio keeps its values?
[05:28] <sethk> pkh, look at man udev, to start
[05:28] <brendonjt> kia ora all
[05:28] <pkh> sethk, will do, thanks
[05:28] <sethk> pkh, that man page will outline it and point you at some others
[05:28] <minerale> Hi, how do I download a mms://file.wmv ?
[05:28] <RMorris84> ktron, are you still here?
[05:28] <Graig> hey, i just installed ubuntu for my mom, anyone know any good resources that list programs that my mom might like or need?
[05:28] <Ktron> yep, sorry
[05:28] <sethk> minerale, you can always download any url by right clicking and explicitly downloading
[05:29] <fak3r> q
[05:29] <fak3r> exit
[05:29] <ladydoor> Graig: just a sec...
[05:29] <sethk> Graig, depends.  ma barker was somebody's mother
[05:29] <Ktron> RMorris84, those last two errors look like you weren't using sudo or root
[05:29] <minerale> sethk: not for mms links
[05:29] <minerale> sethk: ie: mms://a931.v12924a.c12924.g.vm.akamaistream.net/7/931/12924/v0001/vod.ibsys.com/2006/0503/9152183.200k.wmv - interesting video by the way, Jiffy Lube mechanics scamming people for work never done
[05:30] <minerale> ok, found a package named mimms
[05:30] <RMorris84> ktron, no i have a new question for you
[05:30] <brendonjt> craig:  try here  it is a good site http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Dapper
[05:30] <RMorris84> ktron, you sent me that link to the xgl in 3 steps.
[05:30] <RMorris84> ktron, could u help me out in step three...
[05:30] <Graig> k. checking that out.
[05:30] <sethk> minerale, depends on where the link appears; if it is in a browser, you can certainly right click and download
[05:31] <brendonjt> craig:  it has a set of repos  in there as well which is good to replace the one that is installed by default
[05:31] <soundgate> anybody here using kmail?
[05:32] <rukuartic> ]
[05:32] <Graig> k. are there any print shop or greeting card making programs?
[05:32] <sethk> soundgate, I've used it at times, why?
[05:32] <minerale> sethk: unfortunately you can not, the only reason that protocol was created was to prevent downloading of files
[05:32] <holzmodem> how can i disable ipv6 in ubuntu? wired lan works (ipv4), but ubuntu want to use ipv6 for my wireless connection....
[05:32] <brendonjt> craig:  not sure on that but i think openoffice does alot of that stuff anyway
[05:32] <Ktron> RMorris84, I found the guide, but I haven't used it, trying it right now RMorris84, actually, just about to try restarting to see if I can get it load on my system
[05:32] <upgrdman> on a fresh install of ubuntu 6.06, is there DVB support?
[05:32] <Graig> yeah. true.
[05:32] <sethk> minerale, I'll hack my browser source, then.  :)
[05:33] <Ktron> RMorris84, bb
[05:33] <Ktron> RMorris84, as in be back
[05:33] <soundgate> I can't send an email to anyone. I get an error that the domain isn't listed in allowed rcpthost. any idea?
[05:33] <Graig> i guess im just looking for something a bit easier.
[05:33] <RMorris84> ktron, thx
[05:33] <sethk> soundgate, that's to block mail relaying
[05:33] <BigToe> night guys :D
[05:33] <brendonjt> craig:  someone else here might be able to help you, umm glabels may be
[05:33] <soundgate> how do I disable it?
[05:33] <sethk> soundgate, that's a mail server, not a mail client, setting
[05:34] <sethk> soundgate, that would be in sendmail configuration, typically (unless you have configured an MTA)
[05:34] <soundgate> what's an MTA?
[05:35] <sethk> soundgate, mail transfer agent.  what server did you point kmail out, when it asks for the outgoing mail server?
[05:35] <soundgate> smtpout.secureserver.net
[05:35] <jake1> anyone know of a reason why none of the video players i have will read my DVD
[05:35] <jake1> totem quits everytime i try
[05:35] <holzmodem> someone an idea?
[05:35] <jake1> VLC does nothing
[05:35] <sethk> soundgate, probably, the people running that server have to add your machine as an allowable sender
[05:35] <jake1> and gxine quits
[05:36] <Wabs> Hi, having some issues with connecting to the internet using PPPoE config in Terminal
[05:36] <jake1> with no error message
[05:36] <LeoDioxide> wheres the firefox plugins directory on ubuntu?
[05:36] <brendonjt> jakel: whart codecs  have you installed?
[05:36] <sethk> soundgate, this stuff used to be much simpler, but then people started hijacking other people's mail servers to relay junk mail, to obscure the real source
[05:36] <soundgate> but it already worked when I used evolution
[05:36] <sethk> soundgate, configured with the same sender?
[05:36] <ladydoor> Graig: there used to be a post on the forums called "new to linux? need a program?" but i can't seem to find it. sorry
[05:36] <bkudria> Hi. I'm following https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MX1000Mouse, but "cat /proc/bus/input/devices" lists two devices with "Name="Logitech USB Receiver" "(i have a logitech mx610) ...what can i do?
[05:36] <jake1> brendonjt all that i could find
[05:37] <RMorris84> can someone help me with the tutorial from http://www.tectonic.co.za/view.php?id=916
[05:37] <holzmodem> why 6.06 want to use IPv6 and not IPv4, i didn't install it.....
[05:37] <RMorris84> to get my xgl working
[05:37] <Graig> ladydoor: np thanks for looking i remember seeing that. i should try to find it.
[05:37] <sethk> soundgate, double check the settings.  Make sure you've set up both the outgoing and incoming servers.
[05:37] <ladydoor> soundgate: mutt's a great mail client...
[05:37] <ladydoor> Graig: good luck!
[05:37] <brendonjt> check out this website it has alist of apps for dvdplay back and the codecs http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Dapper
[05:37] <sethk> soundgate, because I've used both evolution and kmail, and set them up the same way, and not seen the problem you are seeing.
[05:37] <soundgate> what's a mutt?
[05:37] <sethk> soundgate, mutt is another mta and mail reader program
[05:37] <RMorris84> ladydoor, do u have experience with xgl/compiz?
[05:37] <ladydoor> it's an email client. called mutt. it has a sharp learning curve, but then it's awesome
[05:38] <ladydoor> RMorris84: nope, too lazy to set it up :-)
[05:38] <soundgate> where can I get mutt?
[05:38] <sethk> soundgate, if you configure kmail and evolution with the same sending and receiving servers, you'll get the same behavior, so that's the first thing to check.
[05:38] <Abnix> anyone recommend a goo dutil for managing PCMCIA slots?
[05:38] <sethk> soundgate, it's in the repositories, you can install it.
[05:38] <sethk> soundgate, with apt-get, or synaptic, or whichever program you like to use to install things
[05:38] <ladydoor> soundgate: though it takes a lot of configuring
[05:38] <soundgate> ok. I'll jst double check it. tnks
[05:38] <Abnix> soundgate: if you have the right repository setup (universe I think)  just sudo apt-get install mutt    or use synaptic
[05:38] <brendonjt> jackel:  umm try this sudo apt-get install libdvdcss2
[05:39] <sethk> soundgate, mutt is a great program, but as ladydoor said, it's aimed at people who want flexibility rather than easy setup
[05:39] <brendonjt> jackel: on the website i mentioned above there is a list of plugins and the likes for dvd playback
[05:40] <RMorris84> ladydoor, could u look at http://www.tectonic.co.za/view.php?id=916 and tell me how to do step 3 correctly, i understand if you cant
[05:40] <ardchoille> brendonjt: That probably won't work
[05:40] <jake1> brendonjt it's not jackel it's jake1
[05:40] <Graig> ladydoor: found it.  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=33183
[05:40] <ladydoor> sethk: i probably shouldn't make suggestions, huh? lol. i just know that after a little set-up it worked better than evolution did for me, and i'm a natural tinkerer
[05:40] <brendonjt> jacke1: sorry umm ok
[05:40] <ladydoor> Graig: awesome!
[05:41] <Wabs> Anyone?
[05:41] <Wabs> Hi, having some issues with connecting to the internet using PPPoE config in Terminal
[05:41] <Zaitech> Is the ubuntu install just one iso?
[05:42] <gkick> question - when doing a dist-upgrade from breezy to dapper, my usb flash drives stopped mounting when I plug them in. When I try to mount them as a regular user, I get a "could not execute pmount" error. I can mount as root, but want regular users to be able to just plug in a flash drive and have it work. I tried the forums, but couldn't find the correct answer. Ideas please?
[05:42] <ardchoille> Zaitech: yes
[05:42] <Zaitech> ok thanks
[05:42] <brendonjt> Zaitech:  yip
[05:43] <brendonjt> ardchoille:  why wouldn't that work  what ii suggested to jack1
[05:43] <ardchoille> brendonjt: because libdvdcss2 isbn't in the repos
[05:43] <holzmodem> how can i diable IPv6?
[05:43] <ladydoor> go to the page about:config
[05:43] <Jack_Sparrow> could someone help with dpkg.. how do I tell it to get a package and not install or unpack it, just get it and save it to the /var folder
[05:43] <ladydoor> holzmodem: go to the page about:config
[05:44] <ladydoor> holzmodem: and then search for IPv6
[05:44] <Wabs> How do I connect to the internet via ethernet on an ADSL connection?
[05:44] <mish4> is there a command where you can search , like sudo apt-get search "ssh"
[05:44] <holzmodem> i'm now in XP beacouse my 6.06 didnt want to connect
[05:44] <mish4> or something like it
[05:45] <ladydoor> holzmodem: the method should be the same...
[05:45] <ardchoille> mish4: apt-cache search ssh
[05:45] <ardchoille> mish4: don't need sudo for that
[05:45] <brendonjt> Wabs: enable dchp in your network  and it should be good to go,  your install should have picked it up
[05:45] <Jeeves_Moss> all: does any one here have experiance with Litmus
[05:45] <Wabs> brendonjt: Enable DHCP in my router, or in Ubuntu?
[05:45] <mish4> thanks
[05:45] <ladydoor> Jack_Sparrow: wouldn't that be apt?
[05:46] <Jeeves_Moss> Jack_Sparrow:  wow, you're back in here.
[05:46] <ardchoille> ladydoor: I believe it would be apt
[05:46] <Wiseguy> Wabs, both...
[05:46] <holzmodem> i want to disable it in the whole system, not only in firefox
[05:46] <brendonjt> Wabs: in ubuntu  your router should already be setup if your doing  it by ethernet
[05:46] <shinobi2> any off line dictionary i can install on this box?
[05:46] <ladydoor> Jack_Sparrow: cd /var and then sudo apt-get -d <packagename>
[05:46] <SurfnKid> where's the default apache folder at for ubuntu?
[05:47] <shinobi2> don't want to connect to dict server all the time
[05:47] <holzmodem> &var/www
[05:47] <SurfnKid> thank you
[05:47] <ardchoille> holzmodem: Have a look at /etc/hosts
[05:47] <sethk> holzmodem, you can rmmod the ipv6 related modules, but you shouldn't have to go that far
[05:47] <sethk> holzmodem, why are you looking at ipv6, specifically?
[05:48] <leme> Hi! Does Ubuntu Live CD and Alternative CD set the grub when installing with the parameters 'kernel /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.15-26-386 root=/dev/hda1 ro quiet splash' and 'savedefault'?
[05:48] <jn> what is the name of the file that lists defaults for some terminals.. default  settings like transparency etc..
[05:48] <holzmodem> my wireless lan want to connect to an IPv6 Router
[05:48] <jn> ive used it before but i forget what it was called
[05:48] <gkick> When doing a dist-upgrade from breezy to dapper, my usb flash drives stopped mounting when I plug them in. When I try to mount them as a regular user, I get a "could not execute pmount" error. I can mount as root, but want regular users to be able to just plug in a flash drive and have it work. I tried the forums, but couldn't find the correct answer. Ideas please?
[05:48] <sethk> jn, are you thinking of termcap or terminfo?
[05:48] <brendonjt> leme:  yip
[05:49] <ladydoor> leme: i think it sets it to default=0 instead of default=savedefault
[05:49] <ladydoor> leme: oh, maybe not
[05:49] <eduardo> HOLA
[05:49] <eduardo> ALGUIEN QUE ME EXPLIQUE COMO USAR UBUNTU
[05:49] <Jack_Sparrow> thanks ladydoor
[05:49] <eduardo> SOY NUEVO EN ESTO
[05:49] <sethk> !es
[05:49] <ubotu> Para Espaol por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda.
[05:49] <ladydoor> eduardo: por favor no use letras grandes
[05:50] <eduardo> ok
[05:50] <ladydoor> eduardo: es como gritar
[05:50] <sethk> ladydoor, what's wrong with shouting?
[05:50] <ladydoor> !es > eduardo
[05:50] <sethk> :)
[05:50] <ladydoor> sethk: NOTHING! NOTHING AT ALL!
[05:50] <pietro> hi
[05:50] <brendonjt> sethk:  it's rude
[05:50] <eduardo> alguien sabe como poner el tema de mac os x
[05:50] <pietro> i have one problem
[05:50] <brendonjt> Qball: brb
[05:51] <leme> So it's normal having that parameters? I had to choose safe grafics mode when installing with Ubuntu Live CD.
[05:51] <sepehre> hi, where is the configuration param. to have Grub's boot menu appear in graphical mode?
[05:51] <pietro> where i get the DDD for ubuntu
[05:51] <pietro> ?
[05:51] <ladydoor> eduardo: tal vez si se debe usar #ubuntu-es
[05:51] <sethk> sepehre, that's the default behavior
[05:51] <mish4> anyone have a recommendation for SSH program for ubuntu
[05:51] <mish4> the one i got doesnt have a gui = /
[05:51] <eduardo> en donde o como me voy a ubuntu-es?
[05:51] <brendonjt> back
[05:52] <ardchoille> mish4: nautilus?
[05:52] <sepehre> sethk, not for me, it's in text mode for some reason
[05:52] <mish4> isnt nautilus the file manager?
[05:52] <eduardo> soy nuevo en esto de linux y ubuntu etc., etc.,
[05:52] <ardchoille> mish4: yes, but it can do ssh too
[05:52] <sethk> sepehre, there may be a parameter setting it to text mode that has to be removed.  but there isn't a parameter to set graphics mode.
[05:52] <ardchoille> !es
[05:52] <ubotu> Para Espaol por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda.
[05:52] <holzmodem> i wanna by an new printer, i think an canon ip5200 or epson d88, which of they work fine on 6.06
[05:52] <mish4> hmm
[05:52] <ladydoor> eduardo: cmo fue ud. aqu? es lo mismo, excepto que se escribe #ubuntu-es en vez de #ubuntu.
[05:52] <gkick> nm, guess I'll figure it out myself
[05:52] <gkick> thanks anyway
[05:53] <shinobi2> when i use synaptic to install a package, how can i check for package size before i install it? what if it take like 1GB?
[05:53] <eduardo> listo gracias hasta pronto
[05:53] <ladydoor> eduardo: si se necesita ms ayuda, por favor me mensajes con /msg ladydoor
[05:53] <[joeneuff] > shinobi2, it tells u first
[05:53] <ardchoille> mish4: I was surprised too when I typed ssh user@host into nautilus's location bar and hit the enter key :)
[05:54] <mish4> yeah you can also go to places --> connect to server :)
[05:54] <[joeneuff] > shinobi2, before it tris to install the package it shows u a brief summary
[05:54] <ardchoille> mish4: :)
[05:54] <mish4> sweet!
[05:54] <_w^x_> brother hl-5250dn driver? where?
[05:54] <shinobi2> [joeneuff] : ah.... i c, it's on the bottom
[05:55] <[joeneuff] > shinobi2, yup..
[05:55] <{K}Lubby> can someone give me a link/explain how to install .tar.gz files?
[05:55] <Soccrmastr> um someone help me :/ I am running xubuntu on this laptop and I am trying to run an .sh file, which I assume is supposed to open in like a terminal or something, but it keeps opening with a word processor, even when i run it from within a terminal
[05:55] <Prohibited> tar xvfz tar.gz
[05:55] <ladydoor> eduardo: lo siento, no hablo muy bien
[05:55] <Prohibited> to untar
[05:55] <Soccrmastr> Lubby: it's like RAR files, its archived
[05:55] <[joeneuff] > Soccrmastr, do a ./<script>
[05:55] <[joeneuff] > Soccrmastr, do a ./nameofscript.sh
[05:55] <brendonjt> where  are  the bitchx  config  files stored? as i want it to automatically  connect to freenode.org
[05:56] <{K}Lubby> prohibited: so its tar xvfz *filename here*?
[05:56] <ardchoille> Soccrmastr: sh file.sh
[05:56] <sethk> {K}Lubby, that's not really answerable.  typically that type of file contains source.  Most source packages are compiled and installed similarly, but not all.
[05:56] <brendonjt> and automatically do the nameserv as well
[05:56] <Wabs> How do I enable DHCP in Ubuntu?
[05:56] <Lathiat> brendonjt: in your home directory check the bitchx documentation
[05:56] <bruenig> how can i open .odt files in abiword
[05:56] <foxjwill> {K}Lubby: yes
[05:56] <{K}Lubby> oh
[05:56] <Lathiat> Wabs: DHCP client ot get an address on the network?
[05:56] <{K}Lubby> oh wait im a tard
[05:56] <{K}Lubby> i can use wine and get the .exe
[05:56] <ladydoor> bruenig: save them as a simpler format in oofice
[05:56] <Prohibited> lol
[05:56] <Lathiat> Wabs: are you running standard ubuntu in GUI?
[05:56] <jake1> i jst got an error message like this
[05:56] <xDCDx> hello
[05:56] <ladydoor> bruenig: then open them in abiword
[05:56] <jake1> checking for C compiler default output... configure: error: C compiler cannot cr eate executables
[05:56] <jake1> See `config.log' for more detai
[05:56] <Wabs> Lathiat: Well i'm trying to connect to my router, so yeah
[05:56] <Prohibited> {K}Lubby, wine doesn't work for everything :P
[05:56] <jake1> what does that mean
[05:56] <sethk> bruenig, no, but you can open it in open office and save it in a format that abiword can read
[05:56] <Lathiat> Wabs: if so system->administration->network
[05:56] <xDCDx> can you make 'ls' to list only directories and not files? I looked in the man page but didn't found anything
[05:57] <Wabs> Lathiat: Yeah, standard 6.06
[05:57] <Wabs> k
[05:57] <jake1> the config log gives me nothing more
[05:57] <{K}Lubby> prohibited: it's a noob gba emu, it will probably work :P
[05:57] <ardchoille> jake1: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[05:57] <jake1> ah
[05:57] <bruenig> ok, well I guess I will get open office then remove it again
[05:57] <Wabs> Lathiat: Then I just put in my ADSL account & password and hit OK?
[05:58] <bruenig> I guess I should keep writer then just in case I come across odt files
[05:58] <sethk> bruenig, that's the only way I've found to do it, sorry.
[05:58] <sethk> bruenig, unless you are seriously short of space, definitely
[05:58] <bruenig> open office is so slowwww
[05:58] <jake1> i wish i could make the terminal transparent over other windows
[05:59] <Lathiat> Wabs: so you dont want DHCP..
[05:59] <leme> How to install the latest Sun JDK 5 from the Sun site?
[05:59] <Lathiat> Wabs: you want to use PPPoE to connec tyour adsl?
[05:59] <ladydoor> !compiz > jake
[05:59] <jake1> so windows would show up under it instead of just the desktop
[05:59] <ladydoor> !compiz > jake1
[05:59] <zeronenorez> all dude, who used ThemePreview?
[05:59] <jake1> even icons dnt
[05:59] <ladydoor> !xgl > jake1
[05:59] <Abnix> hmm, every time I boot my laptop in ubuntu I have to go through the network config tool to get my pcmcia based wifi card going again, how do I make it auto conf?
[05:59] <{K}Lubby> once i install the .deb file for wine, how do i run wine? (yeah, im a ubuntu noob :P)
[05:59] <Wabs> Lathiat: I don't care what I use to connect to my router, just wanna be able to get on. ;)
[05:59] <Wabs> I have Verizon DSL
[06:00] <Wabs> and i'm going via an ethernet cable
[06:00] <Ktron> ns identify feyner
[06:00] <bobonthenet> I am having a problem with my sound, for some reason all my sounds have gotten deeper.  The gaim sounds are cooler now but the voices in all the videos that I've watched tonight sound terrible.
[06:00] <zeronenorez> {K}Lubby, wine web site will teash u
[06:00] <Ktron> psswd changing time :)
[06:00] <sethk> bobonthenet, are you blowing helium into your machine?
[06:01] <sethk> bobonthenet, no, that would make the voices higher  :)
[06:01] <bobonthenet> no I don't think thats it
[06:01] <zeronenorez> is anyone who have used themepreview?whocan tell me how to install it? ;>
[06:02] <zeronenorez> use atp
[06:02] <jpatota> is pine available through apt-get?
[06:02] <zeronenorez> and the app name?
[06:02] <brendonjt> jpatota: umm yip
[06:03] <shinobi2> anyone use stardict ?  there's no database in this dictionary
[06:03] <Soccrmastr> ok guys, im trying to install crosover plugin, so I do sudo sh ./Install-Crossover-Plugin-2.1.0.sh , it decompresses the archive then an installer opens, with a warning saying Im not root or soemthing, to try using su instead of sudo. when I do same with su rather than sudo I get Unknown id: sh
[06:03] <pietro> You must set the environment variable CXX to a working
[06:03] <pietro>                   C++ compiler.  Also check the CXXFLAGS settings.
[06:03] <pietro>                   See the file 'config.log' for further diagnostics.
[06:03] <jake1> ok got DVD working
[06:03] <jpatota> brendonjt: yip?
[06:03] <pietro> where is the problem=
[06:03] <Wabs> so uh, how do i go about getting connected
[06:03] <pietro> ?
[06:03] <Wabs> I don't see an option for enabling DHCP
[06:03] <Wabs> and yeah
[06:04] <witless> hi.  dmesg shows me about 50 repetitions of these on boot:  [17179593.296000]  CFI: Found no amd76xrom @ffc00000 device at location zero
[06:04] <witless> [17179593.344000]  JEDEC: Found no amd76xrom @ffc00000 device at location zero
[06:04] <witless> any ideas?
[06:04] <kromel> Odd, I can't use TeamSpeak and use XMMS at the same time.....
[06:04] <jake1> next thing is to freaking FIGURE out how to get my internal Wireless card working
[06:04] <leme> How to install the latest Sun JDK 5 from the Sun site? I tried with a bin file and a rpm but the command 'sudo update-alternatives --config java' don't reconize it. Or should i install it and in the java control panel identify the path?
[06:04] <sethk> Soccrmastr, unknown id sh?  that's bizarre.  You are able to complete the su and get to a prompt?
[06:04] <sethk> Soccrmastr, try su -
[06:04] <Abnix> hmm, every time I boot my laptop in ubuntu I have to go through the network config tool to get my pcmcia based wifi card going again, how do I make it auto conf?
[06:04] <Lathiat> leme: why dont you install the sun-java5-jre package?
[06:05] <Lathiat> leme: update-alternatives will only work with the packages not from the site
[06:05] <Soccrmastr> wabs, get wifi-radar, connect to a connection, if us till cant connect click the conenction click edfit and turn off dhcp and put in manual info for me
[06:05] <jake1> oh wait.... anyone know of any good wireless signaling monitoring tool for Ubuntu
[06:05] <Soccrmastr> info for it*
[06:05] <Lathiat> jake1: What are you after exactly?
[06:05] <Soccrmastr> jake1: wifi-radar
[06:05] <Yashiro> is there a program to detect wifi conections?
[06:05] <ladydoor> jake1: do you need ndiswrapper?
[06:05] <Lathiat> Yashiro: there is a couple
[06:05] <Lathiat> Yashiro: network-manager is usefull for laptops
[06:05] <Soccrmastr> wifi-radar detects and conenctins to wifi conenctions
[06:05] <Wabs> Soccrmastr: I'm connecting via ethernet, not wirelessly
[06:06] <Soccrmastr> ah
 Yashiro: network-manager is usefull for laptops <-- :D i'll try it
[06:07] <Lathiat> was just tryign to find a guide
[06:07] <jake1> ladydoor no i got both things of the ndiswrapper
[06:07] <ladydoor> jake1: i'm sorry?
[06:07] <witless> does anyone know what CFI and JEDEC are ?
[06:07] <Lathiat> Yashiro: i think apt-get ionstall network-manager should od the trick (you'll need to logout/back in after)
[06:07] <jake1> i have both ndiswrapper-util and ndiswrapper-source
[06:07] <StoneNote> the how-to recommends enabling the PLF repository in apt and then apt-get http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Dapper#What_packages_do_the_extra_repositories_provide
[06:07] <Wabs> Lathiat: I didn't see anything in the Wiki
[06:08] <Soccrmastr> sethk: not working :/
[06:08] <Lathiat> You may need to run this command
[06:08] <Lathiat> gtk-update-icon-cache -f /usr/share/icons/hicolor/
[06:08] <Lathiat> sudo gtk-update-icon-cache -f /usr/share/icons/hicolor/
[06:08] <brendonjt> Wabs:  what are excatly  what are trying to do
[06:08] <Lathiat> after installing per https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/37128
 lol, i got it installed last week xD
[06:08] <ladydoor> jake1: ok, do you have it set up yet? (you would've run a couple of commands with it)
[06:09] <Lathiat> Yashiro: oh ok cool
[06:09] <StoneNote> leme the how-to recommends enabling the PLF repository in apt and then apt-get http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Dapper#What_packages_do_the_extra_repositories_provide
[06:09] <Soccrmastr> sethk: is there like super root sudo command? maybe that is whats needed
[06:10] <Wabs> brendonjt: I'm trying to connect to the internet via ethernet
[06:10] <jake1> i did ndiswrapper -i </path/driver.inf
[06:10] <jake1> and it shows up in the ndiswrapper -l
[06:10] <ladydoor> jake1: does it say "driver installed, hardware present?"
[06:10] <jake1> yes
[06:10] <jake1> and then i ran ndiswrapper -m
[06:10] <ladydoor> kk
[06:11] <ladydoor> jake1: did you do sudo modprobe ndiswrapper?
[06:11] <jake1> and then blacklisted my old driver
[06:11] <brendonjt> Wabs:  what does network settings
[06:11] <jake1> then i did the sudo modprobe ndiswrapper
[06:11] <jake1> and then i couldn't find a wireless interface after that
[06:11] <ladydoor> ok, then all you should need to do is sudo ifdown eth0 (or whatever other interface you're using...do the command ifconfig to find out) and then do sudo ifup wlan0, and that should do it
[06:11] <witless> in dmesg:   PCI: Failed to allocate mem resource #6:20000@f8000000 for 0000:01:05.0   that's my video card.  any idea what the problem is?
[06:11] <jake1> eth1 disappeared
[06:12] <jake1> ladydoor yea i did that this morning
[06:12] <jake1> and nothing
[06:12] <jake1> it didn't recognize my wireless interface
[06:12] <Wabs> brendonjt: I'm in networksettings now, the device is ppp0 and i hit enable this conection, now it wants my account data and for some reason my ISP's phone number
[06:12] <Soccrmastr> guys, when I use sudo sh Install-Crossover-Plugin-2.1.0.sh it runs the installer but I get a warnign syaing I need $Home or try using su rather than sudo. I try su sh Install-Crossover-Plugin-2.1.0.sh and it says unknown id: sh
[06:12] <Wabs> So i have no clue what i'm supposed to do here
[06:12] <jake1> it kept saying wireless interface not available
[06:13] <ladydoor> jake1: oh...wow. are you sure you're in a wireless area (stupid question)
[06:13] <jake1> or something along those lines
[06:13] <jake1> i think it might be cuz my driver is a 32-bit driver
[06:13] <jake1> and my computer is 64-bit
[06:13] <Yashiro> i have installed network-manager package, but how do i use it :0?
[06:13] <jake1> i cnt find a 64-bit version of the driver for some odd reason
[06:13] <don_jr> Can I ask for help with apache2 in here? or is there another chanel someone can guide me to?
[06:13] <BHSPitLappy> I installed my friend's wireless card with ndiswrapper, and it worked with wifi-radar, got connected. the next time the computer booted, however, after login he got a brown screen and a cursor. (and a bunch of error messages on another tty)
[06:13] <peabody> Soccrmastr: "su sh" certainly won't work since that's telling su to try and change to user "sh"
[06:14] <BHSPitLappy> Yashiro, do alt+f2 and type nm-applet
[06:14] <jake1> i think it's cuz i'm white
[06:14] <peabody> Soccrmastr: Did the installation work?
[06:14] <Yashiro> kk
[06:14] <Yashiro> ty
[06:14] <BHSPitLappy> np
[06:14] <jake1> lol
[06:14] <jake1> yes
[06:14] <jake1> in fact i am on it right now
[06:14] <jake1> i'm using a wireless card i borrowed
[06:14] <brendonjt> Wabs:  ok go system->admin->networking click on ur ethernet card then properties->enable this conection(tick it)
[06:14] <jake1> i'm gonna buy one
[06:14] <jake1> the pcmcia card slot is working perfectly
[06:14] <Soccrmastr> peabody: no i keep getting the error to use su rather than sudo, log in as root, or have  like $home or soemthing
[06:14] <BHSPitLappy> don_jr, #apache ?
[06:15] <jake1> the pcmcia might be a better option anyways cuz the internal card gets crappy ass signal
[06:15] <brendonjt> Wabs: then configuration set it to dchp
[06:15] <peabody> Soccrmastr: Try "sudo su" then enter, then try running the script
[06:15] <Wabs> brendonjt: In the interface properties I hit
[06:15] <CooL---PenguiN> im prolly not in right channel but can someone tell me what program i need to install to connect this pc to my girlfriends pc which is in the other room runing windows xp and where both on same router?
[06:15] <peabody> Soccrmastr: although I was under the impression that most of crossover's stuff is usually installed in your home folder
[06:15] <peabody> not system wide
[06:16] <Wabs> Enable this connection, and it asks for account data and ISP data
[06:16] <Wabs> so do i need to enter that to get on the internet?
[06:16] <Yashiro> i have anoter question, i tried to connect to a wifi net with my card, i'm in a laptop, i wrote essid and tried to connect, but it doesn't work D:!
[06:16] <CooL---PenguiN> wabs u got adsl?
[06:16] <BHSPitLappy> Yashiro, try from wifi-radar
[06:16] <leme> I have a Pentium M and using the command 'uname -m' it shows i686. Should i install linux-686?
[06:16] <Yashiro> :0
[06:16] <jake1> i want to find a good wireless scanning ap
[06:16] <brendonjt> Wabs: hmmm i have a dsl 302g modem router  connected through ethernet,  and username and the likes is stored on the modem
[06:16] <Wabs> CooL---PenguiN: Yeah
[06:16] <jake1> app
[06:16] <jake1> with a fun gui
[06:16] <jake1> instead of kismet
[06:17] <CooL---PenguiN> wabs try typeing pppoeconfig
[06:17] <BHSPitLappy> jake1, wifi-radar.
[06:17] <CooL---PenguiN> enter name and password for isp
[06:17] <CooL---PenguiN> that worked for me
[06:17] <Wabs> in terminal, CooL---PenguiN?
[06:17] <CooL---PenguiN> im prolly not in right channel but can someone tell me what program i need to install to connect this pc to my girlfriends pc which is in the other room runing windows xp and where both on same router?
[06:17] <CooL---PenguiN> yes in console
[06:17] <Wabs> k
[06:17] <jake1> i have that
[06:17] <jake1> how do i scan to find APs near me
[06:17] <dude_> hia
[06:17] <BHSPitLappy> CooL---PenguiN, "connect"?
[06:17] <jake1> it seems i need to add APs manually
[06:17] <Sarra_> Using mplayer, i'm getting sound distortion...
[06:17] <CooL---PenguiN> Wabs
[06:18] <CooL---PenguiN> sorry its pppoeconf
[06:18] <BHSPitLappy> jake1, every time I've run wifi-radar, it just continually scans and shows me AP names.
[06:18] <Soccrmastr> got it, sudo su, then enter, then sh Install-Crossover-Plugin-2.1.0.sh
[06:18] <dude_> search the forms
[06:18] <Sarra_> Is there a way to correct it, so Jamie and Adam from Mythbusters don't sound like they've eaten too much taco bell?
[06:18] <CooL---PenguiN> lappy yes
[06:18] <Soccrmastr> thanks ;)
[06:18] <CooL---PenguiN> i wanna connect to her pc any ideas?
[06:18] <BHSPitLappy> CooL---PenguiN, umm, tie them together with rope? use square lashings
[06:18] <CooL---PenguiN> lol
[06:18] <CooL---PenguiN> is there a program?
[06:18] <CooL---PenguiN> im newish to linux
[06:18] <rowanjl> Hey, whenever I try to compile something that uses cairo, in this case geany, I get these errors during make: "undefined reference to `png_set_write_user_transform_fn@PNG12_0'"
[06:19] <BHSPitLappy> "connect" doesn't mean very much, CooL---PenguiN
[06:19] <BHSPitLappy> what are you trying to do
[06:19] <rowanjl> Is libpng broken?
[06:19] <foo> monitor  ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL - why isn't this working in visudo? I enter it and it still asks me for my password.
[06:19] <CooL---PenguiN> i wanna like maybe move a movie file over to her pc etc
[06:19] <CooL---PenguiN> take pics of her pc
[06:19] <CooL---PenguiN> like workgroup in windows
[06:19] <kyja> I installed a applet that was a user switcher ,,,, did not like it now if I select quit I log out I dont get that nice choices window.
[06:19] <Sarra_> Nevermind, it was an encoding error
[06:19] <BHSPitLappy> make a shared folder ( System > Administration > Shared Folders ) with the type Samba (SMB), CooL---PenguiN
[06:20] <CooL---PenguiN> ok ty
[06:20] <BHSPitLappy> CooL---PenguiN, or download WinSCP on her computer, and use that. it's probably faster/better.
[06:20] <BHSPitLappy> it's free.
[06:20] <CooL---PenguiN> o ok
[06:20] <Wabs> CooL---PenguiN: I hit sudo pppoeconf in Terminal but when it asks for Password it won't let me type it in
[06:20] <CooL---PenguiN> do i need it on this pc runing ubuntu?
[06:21] <BHSPitLappy> Wabs, you're probably typing.
[06:21] <CooL---PenguiN> or jus hers?
[06:21] <ladydoor> Wabs: in a terminal, your pasword is invisible
[06:21] <BHSPitLappy> it just doesn't show *'s
[06:21] <kyja> :(
[06:21] <brendonjt> Wabs:  it is masked your typing don't show up
[06:21] <CooL---PenguiN> you typeing in the password your isp gave u
[06:21] <Tiger-z> hmm, had slight problem getting into gnome after install. It loaded X ok, and the login screen came up, but after i entered un/pass it just showed the background wallpaper, but didn't load gnome. weird. I installed xubuntu-desktop and that loaded fine. any ideas?
[06:21] <Wabs> OHH
[06:21] <CooL---PenguiN> try adding a .net or .com to it
[06:21] <Wabs> man i'm stupid
[06:21] <BHSPitLappy> CooL---PenguiN, no, it's part of ssh... see if the command scp does anything for you.
[06:21] <ladydoor> Wabs: nah
[06:21] <Wabs> pardon my stupidity, linux newbie :)
[06:21] <CooL---PenguiN> kk lappy
[06:21] <brendonjt> Wabs:  it is all cool  if you don't ask  u don't learn
[06:22] <Wabs> gotta get used to using non-windows/ibm software, y'know?
[06:22] <kyja> does anybody know the name of that choice when you select quit?
[06:22] <CooL---PenguiN> yes scp is working..what is least complicated way?
[06:22] <CooL---PenguiN> samba?
[06:22] <peej> I've been trying: ntpdate ntp.ubuntulinux.org/ntp.ubuntu.com/pool.ntp.org, all give me "no server suitable for synchronization found". Is this a bug in dapper?
[06:22] <BHSPitLappy> CooL---PenguiN, it's probably less complicated to download winscp on hers.
[06:22] <CooL---PenguiN> ok kool
[06:22] <wweasel> I am using Kopete under Gnome and I'm having a bit of an issue. When chatting and recieving a new message, the taskbar flashes even if I am in the chat window. I have no idea how to fix this
[06:22] <CooL---PenguiN> thanx for d help :)
[06:23] <BHSPitLappy> CooL---PenguiN, in winscp, you type in YOUR computer's IP address, and give it your linux user/password, and it shows you all your files. you can transfer both ways then.
[06:23] <Wabs> wait
[06:23] <Wabs> shouldn't it at least show my keystrokes moving when i'm entering the password in terminal?
[06:23] <BHSPitLappy> Wabs, no.
[06:23] <Wabs> cause when i enter it, it keeps telling me my password is wrong
[06:23] <CooL---PenguiN> o that sounds sweet
[06:23] <BHSPitLappy> Wabs, maybe it is wrong.
[06:23] <BHSPitLappy> be careful.
[06:23] <Wabs> i'm entering my DSL account password, correct?
[06:23] <Tiger-z> wabs, it's case sensitive remember
[06:23] <bll3r> hello everyone
[06:23] <CooL---PenguiN> Wabs no it wont show u the keystrokes
[06:23] <bll3r> I have a quick question
[06:23] <CooL---PenguiN> there hidden jus like in console
[06:24] <CooL---PenguiN> wabs did u used to use windows?
[06:24] <bll3r> Im messing around practicing creating users, but how do i change the ownership of the home directory from root the the current user?
[06:24] <peej> does ntpdate ntp.ubuntulinux.org/ntp.ubuntu.com/pool.ntp.org work for anyone?
[06:24] <BHSPitLappy> bll3r, why is it owned by root to begin with?
[06:24] <Wabs> CooL---PenguiN: Yeah, been a user since 3.0
[06:24] <bll3r> well i didnt use the adduser command
[06:24] <bll3r> I did it from scratch
[06:24] <CooL---PenguiN> ok so did u have to enter a name and password for your internet?
[06:25] <bll3r> in the passwd file
[06:25] <bll3r> group file
[06:25] <bll3r> mkdir
[06:25] <bll3r> but i just need to change the ownership over to that account
[06:25] <Wabs> CooL---PenguiN: Only in my router to connect via ethernet
[06:25] <BHSPitLappy> bll3r, dumb. anyway, chown -R user /home/user
[06:25] <CooL---PenguiN> u didnt have to on windows itself?
[06:25] <bll3r> why is that dumb?
[06:25] <BHSPitLappy> bll3r, pointless, actually.
[06:25] <CooL---PenguiN> Wabs did u try the tulip bug?
[06:25] <wweasel> I am using Kopete under Gnome and I'm having a bit of an issue. When chatting and recieving a new message, the taskbar flashes even if I am in the chat window. I have no idea how to fix this....
[06:25] <BHSPitLappy> tulip bug?
[06:26] <CooL---PenguiN> yes
[06:26] <bll3r> why is it pointless?
[06:26] <bll3r> trying to learn how to do shit is pointless
[06:26] <BHSPitLappy> ok.
[06:26] <peej> does anyone use ubuntu here?
[06:26] <bll3r> exactly now shut up
[06:26] <CooL---PenguiN> its a bug which means ppl with a certain kind of networkcards only could get online with live cd but when they installed they couldnt
[06:26] <Wabs> ok, wtf. it says every time my password is incorrect
[06:26] <brendonjt> peej: umm yip lol
[06:26] <Jobberwacky> who would use ubuntu in here?????????
[06:26] <Wabs> but i'm looking DIRECTLY AT THE PASSWORD
[06:26] <Wabs> :\
[06:26] <BHSPitLappy> bll3r, the main ubuntu support channel isn't supposed to cover people digging into advanced operations.
[06:26] <CooL---PenguiN> wabs u might not have to do that thats my point did u try the tulip bug
[06:27] <bll3r> advanced operations lol. . .
[06:27] <BHSPitLappy> bll3r, there's enough traffic with regular problems.
[06:27] <CooL---PenguiN> lol
[06:27] <Wabs> CooL---PenguiN: What's the tulip bug?
[06:27] <foo> monitor  ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL - why isn't this working in visudo? I enter it and it still asks me for my password.
[06:27] <bll3r> creating a user is a an advanced operation
[06:27] <bll3r> LOL
[06:27] <KrakensDen> I was just forced to reboot my laptop
[06:27] <BHSPitLappy> bll3r, you -just- had to ask for help!
[06:27] <bll3r> i'd smack you if you were in front of me right now
[06:27] <peej> brendonjt : kewl. As root can you please try: ntpdate ntp.ubuntulinux.org    <--- does that work? Else ntp.ubuntu.com or pool.ntp.org
[06:27] <CooL---PenguiN> Wabs are u useing a ethernet card or wifi?
[06:27] <KrakensDen> first alsa stopped working
[06:27] <KrakensDen> then the keyboard
[06:27] <Wabs> CooL---PenguiN: Ethernet cable
[06:27] <KrakensDen> then I couldn't use GTK menus
[06:27] <ladydoor> foo: it's dangeous to turn that off...
[06:27] <Wabs> not an ethernet card, not a PCMIA card
[06:27] <KrakensDen> I could still browse the web, firefox's menus worked fine
[06:27] <BHSPitLappy> bll3r, are you -trying- to insult your own intelligence?
[06:27] <Wabs> just plugged my ethernet cable into the ethernet slot
[06:27] <CooL---PenguiN> then what kind
[06:27] <foo> ladydoor: Haha, you're still around? I use sudo so much. Hmm. It should still work, though ..
[06:27] <CooL---PenguiN> hmm
[06:28] <KrakensDen> any ideas as to what went wrong?
[06:28] <CooL---PenguiN> then i cant help you im afraid the tulip bug was for ethernet cards
[06:28] <BHSPitLappy> foo, are you CRAZY?!?
[06:28] <Wabs> )':
[06:28] <CooL---PenguiN> keep trying the pppoeconf
[06:28] <foo> BHSPitLappy: Wha?
[06:28] <Wabs> this is fscking ridiculous
[06:28] <brendonjt> peej:what is ntp?
[06:28] <CooL---PenguiN> ubuntu is shit for geting online
[06:28] <CooL---PenguiN> but once u do its very easy
[06:28] <Yashiro> wifi-radar
[06:28] <Yashiro> eth1      Interface doesn't support scanning : No such device
[06:29] <Yashiro> D:!
[06:29] <BHSPitLappy> Yashiro, are you sure it's eth1?
[06:29] <ladydoor> foo: i'm sick, and i've been off and on all day b/c i've nothing better to do right now
[06:29] <Yashiro> eth0 is my standard network interface for cable
[06:29] <foo> ladydoor: ah
[06:29] <bll3r> in the rwx persmisons what does the "l" stand for?
[06:29] <Wabs> seriously, i've been trying to just connect to the internet for like...1.5 hours now
[06:29] <bhrobinson> dumb question
[06:30] <CooL---PenguiN> if ppl are having probs trying to get online with ubuntu and are useing a network card go lookup the tulip bug on ubuntu forums or type pppoconf in console and fill it out
[06:30] <BHSPitLappy> bll3r, read a man page once in a while
[06:30] <bhrobinson> how to you add and remove items from the pulldown menu?
[06:30] <CooL---PenguiN> wabs it took me 3 weeks to get online
[06:30] <CooL---PenguiN> :)
[06:30] <Yashiro> BHSPitLappy: eth0 is my standard network interface for cable
[06:30] <bll3r> yea but what would that be under, ls?
[06:30] <BHSPitLappy> bll3r, chmod probably
[06:30] <peej> brendonjt: it could be an evil trojan that grabs all your keystrokes and mail me all your porn passwords. But it is actually the network time protocol, meant to keep your machine in sync. It won't be a trojan unless you've been very naughty with your system, because dapper installs it by default.
[06:30] <ladydoor> bll3r: what would what be under?
[06:30] <peej> !ubotu: ntpdate
[06:31] <ubotu> ntpdate: The ntpdate client for setting system time from NTP servers. In component main, is important. Version 1:4.2.0a+stable-8.1ubuntu6 (dapper), package size 43 kB, installed size 160 kB
[06:31] <peej> !ubotu: ntp
[06:31] <ubotu> ntp: Network Time Protocol: network utilities. In component main, is optional. Version 1:4.2.0a+stable-8.1ubuntu6 (dapper), package size 250 kB, installed size 464 kB
[06:31] <CooL---PenguiN> Wabs goto ubuntu forums and look under internet more info in there then in here when it comes to geting online
[06:31] <peej> !ubotu: ntp servers?
[06:31] <peej> hmmm.
[06:31] <brendonjt> peej:  if it installs it by default why do you want it tested  seems a bit sus  to me,
[06:31] <bll3r> the "L" in the rwx persmisons
[06:31] <bll3r> I never seen that before
[06:31] <CooL---PenguiN> anyone got a nice screenshot of there desktop??
[06:31] <bhrobinson> how to you add and remove items from the pulldown menu?
[06:32] <peej> brendonjt : 'cos it seems to have a bug or the server's down or something.
[06:32] <CooL---PenguiN> goto add remove
[06:32] <CooL---PenguiN> dont ask dumb Q pls
[06:32] <CooL---PenguiN> thats pathetic
[06:32] <Wabs> kk
[06:32] <CooL---PenguiN> im new to linux and would not dare ask sure a stupid Q
[06:32] <bhrobinson> umm.. no
[06:32] <brendonjt> peej:  it seems to work  when i booted up my machine earlier today
[06:32] <CooL---PenguiN> such*
[06:32] <ladydoor> !paste > ladydoor
[06:32] <bhrobinson> how do I add it to the menu if I compile something myself
[06:32] <CooL---PenguiN> goto applications add/remove
[06:33] <BHSPitLappy> bhrobinson, look at Alacarte Menu Editor in Accessories.
[06:33] <peej> brendonjt : ok, tell you what: do this:      grep NTPSERVERS /etc/default/ntpdate
[06:33] <BHSPitLappy> or use the command, Alacarte
[06:33] <BHSPitLappy> * alacarte
[06:33] <CooL---PenguiN> if u dont know how to add/remove stuff linux is def not for u hahaha
[06:33] <BHSPitLappy> CooL---PenguiN, shut it
[06:33] <BHSPitLappy> you probably couldn't answer his question.
[06:33] <bhrobinson> thank you, he obviously has no clue what I am asking
[06:34] <CooL---PenguiN> did u not see what he asked?
[06:34] <peej> brendonjt : how do you know ntpdate is working for you? If it doesn't work for you, your machine is only gonna be out of sync a few seconds per day.
[06:34] <CooL---PenguiN> how do u add remove programs
[06:34] <CooL---PenguiN> come on man
[06:34] <BHSPitLappy> CooL---PenguiN, why don't you read the last 20 lines or so carefully
[06:34] <RMorris84> how do u rename in terminal
[06:34] <brendonjt> peej:ntp servers ntp.ubuntu.com
[06:34] <wweasel> bhrobinson: Use Alacarte Menu Editor.
[06:34] <brendonjt> peej: unless i do it  manually
 how do u rename in terminal <--- move file_name new_file_name
[06:35] <Wabs> CooL---PenguiN: I look under Networking in the forums right
[06:35] <Wabs> ?
[06:35] <brendonjt> peej: why is this so impotrant anyway
[06:35] <bhrobinson> BHSPitLappy, where does it store that information?
 rename file? use  mv oldname newname
[06:35] <Yashiro> mv*
[06:35] <CooL---PenguiN> still easy but ok
[06:35] <Yashiro> =p
[06:35] <CooL---PenguiN> i shut it lol
[06:35] <peej> brendonjt : I am insufferably lazy and my machine drifts by 10 minutes a month or so.
[06:35] <BHSPitLappy> bhrobinson, if you run it as your user, it saves .desktop entries somewhere in a hidden folder within home
[06:35] <kyja> is there an applet or something like notifyme ?
[06:36] <wweasel> Can anyone here shed some light on why when I receive a new message in Kopete it starts flashing in the taskbar even if I am already in the chat window? It's a KDE app under Gnome, but I didn't ahve this issue with KMess.
[06:36] <CooL---PenguiN> wabs yes
[06:36] <CooL---PenguiN> u have to sign up doh
[06:36] <brendonjt> peej: hmm weird
[06:36] <minerale> hi, could anyone help me with this: Gnome-panel keeps crashing on me - this program has quit unexpectedly, what can I do to debug this?
[06:36] <BHSPitLappy> bhrobinson, ~/.config/menu
[06:36] <CooL---PenguiN> jus type internet in search u get alot of info on adsl etc
[06:36] <BHSPitLappy> bhrobinson, ~/.config/menus ***
[06:36] <bhrobinson> BHSPitLappy, oh... ok.. I got it. I know this is not the forum, but with Azureus, it is not appearing on the screen for me. So I downloaded it and expanded to a new folder... the new version works perfect, just trying to figure out how to add it to the menu
[06:37] <mish4> how do i get minimized windows to show up on my panel
[06:37] <minerale> the problem is that gnome-panel will crash, then I have to open a terminal, type gnome-panel, and then I have to keep the terminal window open, if I close it then gnome panel dies again
[06:37] <peej> brendonjt : thanks for the ntp.ubuntu.com extraction. Seems broken for me when I run (as root)     ntpdate ntp.ubuntu.com    ("no server suitable for synchronization found")
[06:37] <ladydoor> CooL---PenguiN: screenshot:  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/21857
[06:37] <CooL---PenguiN> u need latest java plus js2 for azureus
[06:37] <BHSPitLappy> bhrobinson, you know there's a package for azureus, right?
[06:37] <StoneNote> peej, you got everything loaded? ntp ntp-server ntp-simple?
[06:37] <CooL---PenguiN> ladydoor kool checking