[16:30] <Bumble_> Having trouble installing chatzilla anybody know the commands?
[16:30] <Bumble_> any1 know?
[16:30] <McMurray> hello, have quit a problem, I minimized a game recently to the bottom of the screen, and now the game has quit working.
[16:30] <Conchaman> algun error que me querais contar??
[16:30] <Conchaman> yo os lo soluciono
[16:30] <McMurray> *stopped
[16:30] <JediMaster> ceatinge: that's the full list, so no
[16:30] <Pici> Bumble_: sudo apt-get install seamonkey-chatzilla
[16:30] <McMurray> how do I shut it down??
[16:30] <Bumble_> thanks pici
[16:30] <ceatinge> JediMaster: Ok, thanks again.
[16:30] <genii> !es | Conchaman
[16:30] <Bumble_> you sexy beast :D
[16:30] <Bumble_> Worked :P
[16:30] <ranf> !find hildon
[16:30] <ceatinge> Has anyone had issues with mpd on jaunty not playing when it is told to do so?
[16:30] <JediMaster> ceatinge: np
[16:30] <Bumble_> thanks pici
[16:30] <coolkourt> How would I install www.aptana.com the eclipse plug in doesnt work without erros
[16:30] <McMurray> hello, have quit a problem, I minimized a game recently to the bottom of the screen, and now the game has stopped working. How do I shut it down:O
[16:31] <ray66> Installed gbackground from synaptic This program not in english is there an english version
[16:31] <hanasaki> I have appearance extras turned on.... running gnome and jaunty.... there are 4 desktops.... only the first desktop shows the files and folders and the other are blank.  why is this?
[16:33] <giir> does anyone know where awesomewm outputs config errors to? i can't debug my rc.lua file :/
[16:33] <MALWARE> my desktop folder disappeared, from my desktop. help?
[16:33] <MALWARE> it still shows in my archive manager
[16:35] <bluegoon> Guys, how do i get the latest version of Transmission on to my 9.04?
[16:35] <essial_> you should stick with the version ubuntu is providing
[16:35] <essial_> unless you are comfortable with compiling from scratch
[16:35] <Melancholy> Hello, i am using aMSN and i cannot receive webcam images. Is there anyway to fix that?
[16:36] <essial_> but if you were you wouldn't be asking that question :)
[16:36] <bluegoon> essial_: not really lol, ok ill stick with this version, the bloody schedualing isnt working though!
[16:36] <essial_> yeah thats the fun part about OSS
[16:37] <essial_> bluegoon: you CAN apt-get remove transmission, then download and try to compile the source
[16:37] <bluegoon> nah its good man, no worries
[16:37] <bluegoon> i think i got vue to work.
[16:37] <pepperjack> bluegoon: have you considered deluge or qtorrent or ktorrent?
[16:37] <ray66> Installed gbackground from synaptic This program not in english is there an english version
[16:37] <pepperjack> personally i use utorrent+wine
[16:37] <bluegoon> pepperjack: ill check them out!
[16:37] <Borttrollad> Hi , is there any way to tweak ubuntu to go fast?
[16:37] <bluegoon> If you open a usb stick in ubuntu, it displays even the hiddlen files and folders when it came from an NTFS machine?
[16:38] <RoBRuLeZ> Well I can use the advanced desktop effects but when I use the compiz manager, nothing happens like the advanced features and what not
[16:38] <grawity> bluegoon: Unix doesn't support the "hidden" attribute in FAT/NTFS.
[16:38] <essial_> bluegoon: well if you ever wanted to get a newer version than ubuntu gives by default, check out http://forum.transmissionbt.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=5604
[16:38] <essial_> bluegoon: should
[16:38] <bluegoon> Thanks alot guys :)
[16:38] <grawity> bluegoon: In Unix-like OSes, a file or folder is hidden if it starts with a dot - for example, .bashrc
[16:38] <essial_> grawity: I never liked that design personally
[16:38] <essial_> i find it a bit hackish
[16:38] <tonytraductor> for the most advances desktop effects, use dwm
[16:41] <bluegoon> Just worried because im pretty sure its got a damn virus on it.
[16:41] <pepperjack> bluegoon: for example if in a terminal you do a ls -a in home youll see all your hidden config files
[16:41] <essial_> well
[16:41] <essial_> theres a 0.01% chance that virus would mess with your ubuntu box
[16:41] <bluegoon> lol, im worried about my windows at home! :)
[16:41] <pepperjack> bluegoon: you might be able to get that virus working in wine but its iffy ;p
[16:41] <nmvictor> RoBRuLeZ: you have to enable them first,do you have simple compiz configuration settings manager installed?
[16:41] <bluegoon> got a dual boot, using windows for eve online and still trying to get my 3g working on 9.04
[16:41] <joaopinto> bluegoon, you can get the latest transmission from getdeb
[16:41] <bluegoon> pepperjack: lol
[16:41] <essial_> bluegoon: eve works just fine in linux
[16:41] <essial_> bluegoon: the trick is to NOT use their linux client
[16:41] <pepperjack> yeah i have heard that eve using wine is pretty much flawless
[16:41] <bluegoon> essial_: Wine?
[16:41] <essial_> bluegoon: and instead use the winehq repository to ge tthe latest wine
[16:42] <bluegoon> ah ok
[16:42] <nmvictor> essial_: the correct figure should be 0.0% i think
[16:42] <essial_> i played eve on wine for a long time
[16:42] <essial_> eve has an official linux client, but only for old graphics
[16:42] <bluegoon> There was an error connecting to the database...
[16:42] <bluegoon> DB Error: connect failed
[16:42] <bluegoon> Thats what i get with www.getdeb
[16:42] <essial_> but wine runs premium windows version just fine
[16:42] <EugenMayer> are there any sip phones which integrating with gnome ( contacts )?
[16:42] <ray66> Installed gbackground from synaptic This program not in english is there an english version
[16:42] <essial_> lol
[16:42] <bluegoon> Think that usb stick is infected with Ravmon
[16:42] <essial_> brb, switching irc cliens cause this one sucks
[16:42] <bluegoon> that virus sucks, did delete it when i saw it on ubuntu, might have removed the virus then.
[16:42] <pepperjack> EugenMayer: usually with a sip phone you have it setup using wifi and it just connects to your router then your linux box.  i think
[16:42] <EugenMayer> pepperjack: actually, i think about a softphone like ekiga, gizmo kphone etc
[16:43] <ray66> ! gbackground
[16:43] <EugenMayer> but ekiga seems only to work with the ekiga gateway, but i want to use my ISP ones
[16:45] <Brack10> Can you reset compiz settings to default from the command line?  I accidentally enabled motion blur and it borked my screen, restarting gdm didn't help either
[16:45] <RoBRuLeZ> nmvictor: I have the manager installed but when I open it and check off features they don't respond
[16:45] <Kingsy101> ok, I have just downloaded a .bin file.. how do I install it?
[16:45] <nmvictor> Brack10: may be you could get to the configure file and disable the motion blur
[16:45] <Kingsy101> can you do it through the GUI ?
[16:45] <Brack10> nmvictor: where's the config file?
[16:45] <mitza> i have a question
[16:45] <joaopinto> Kingsy101, what application are you trying to install ? Did you check for it on the repositories ?
[16:46] <ray66>  Installed gbackground from synaptic This program not in english is there an english version
[16:46] <Kingsy101> joaopinto - yea its not there...
[16:46] <mitza> can i install creative sound blaster & lexmark x74-75 on ubuntu ?
[16:46] <Kingsy101> I could only find a .bin file
[16:48] <joaopinto> Kingsy101, chmod u+x file.bin; ./file.bin
[16:48] <Brack10> is google going insanely slow for anyone else?
[16:48] <joaopinto> you need to do it from the terminal, after changing to the directory were the file was extracted
[16:48] <joaopinto> Brack10, yes
[16:48] <Kingsy101> joaopinto - you need to extract the bin first?
[16:48] <Brack10> I wonder wtf is going on
[16:48] <pronoy> !tuxguitar
[16:48] <mypapit> !wtf Brack10
[16:48] <joaopinto> Kingsy101, ops, I meant, where you save the file to
[16:48] <mypapit> !wtf|Brack10
[16:48] <the1corrupted> Hello everyone, does anyone know of a good screen magnifier?    The kind that I'm talking about was like the one in Winows Vista where a portion of your screen was your zoom tool and it followed your mouse.
[16:48] <pepperjack> joaopinto: google is having problems atm
[16:48] <Kingsy101> ah right cool
[16:48] <Borttrollad> anyone knows how to get world of warcraft running good under wine?
[16:48] <Kingsy101> np
[16:48] <Brack10> but I said wtf...f could stand for anything
[16:48] <joaopinto> !wine | Borttrollad
[16:48] <Kingsy101> and where does it get installed? or does that command just run the installer ?
[16:48] <xbox> ai
[16:48] <Kingsy101> joaopinto - ^^^^
[16:48] <Brack10> "what the fart"
[16:48] <mitza> e vreun roman aici?
[16:48] <Melancholy> Hello, i am using aMSN and i cannot receive webcam images. Is there anyway to fix that?
[16:48] <Brack10> "what the frankfurter"
[16:50] <joaopinto> Kingsy101, you just the installed, it will be up the the installed to ask you or to decide where it will be installed, that is app specific
[16:50] <hatter243> !ot | Brack10
[16:50] <pronoy> how do i see the java sound api plugin in tuxguitar. I installed tuxguitar-jsa but the error i get is " midi system unavailable"...how do i solve this problem ??
[16:50] <joaopinto> Kingsy101, what are you trying to install ?
[16:50] <Kingsy101> zend studio
[16:50] <joaopinto> ah, that one :\
[16:50] <Borttrollad> thx  joaopinto
[16:50] <Kingsy101> heh yeh
[16:50] <abyss_> lo everyone, anyone can help me to figure out how to run a process backrgounded?
[16:50] <Brack10> man even pages with google ads are going soooo slow
[16:50] <Kingsy101> ZendStudioForEclipse-6_0_0.bin
[16:50] <reid> Hey, nvidia drivers (which were working fine previously) are not letting me into X.  It says "saw signal 11, aborting server"  Vesa drivers get me into X fine, but I'd obviously rather not use vesa =P  Can anyone help?
[16:50] <pronoy> how do i see the java sound api plugin in tuxguitar. I installed tuxguitar-jsa but the error i get is " midi system unavailable"...how do i solve this problem ??
[16:50] <abyss_> i tried the & behind the command but it only runs till i close the remote shell
[16:50] <ray66> Is there an english version of gbackground
[16:50] <joaopinto> abyss_, you just need to run: command & (& = run it on the bakckground)
[16:50] <joaopinto> abyss_, if you want it to not terminate with the terminal close, you will need to prefix it with: nohup
[16:50] <abyss_> joaopinto, can u explain it a bit more please ?
[16:51] <joaopinto> abyss_, on the terminal: man nohup
[16:52] <i-blis> Brack10: may be you can switch back to metacity from cli
[16:52] <joaopinto> abyss_, it just makes your command ignore the signal which is sent to the process when you close the terminal
[16:55] <abyss_> joaopinto, so i have to use it like this: $: nohup /path/to/binary &
[16:55] <abyss_> ??
[16:55] <joaopinto> abyss_, yes
[16:55] <abyss_> joaopinto, thank you very much, you helped me a lot
[16:55] <pronoy> how do i see the java sound api plugin in tuxguitar. I installed tuxguitar-jsa but the error i get is " midi system unavailable"...how do i solve this problem ??
[16:55] <Kingsy101> joaopinto - that command you gave me just curious (it worked btw) can you break it down as to what its doing? the file name is mentioned twice....
[16:55] <joaopinto> abyss_, if you want to restore the app control, you will need to use screen
[16:55] <mib_228k0v0x> hi people. ive been told i need to changemy apt sources
[16:55] <mib_228k0v0x> how do i do that?
[16:55] <abyss_> joaopinto, thank you
[16:55] <waffle_> hi !
[16:55] <joaopinto> Kingsy101, chmod u+x file = sets the file to executable, ./file = execute "file" from the current directory
[16:55] <joaopinto> Kingsy101, you man be interested in reading: man chmod
[16:55] <pepperjack> !repos | mib_228k0v0x
[16:55] <genii> mib_228k0v0x: Is your Ubuntu version older than 8.04 and the reason you need to change it? Or some other reason
[16:55] <mib_228k0v0x> its the new netbook remix
[16:55] <mib_228k0v0x> when i open up synaptic and search GIMP its not there, but if i go the the 'graphics' section is appears
[16:56] <pronoy> can anyone please tell me the names of midi mixers available for ubuntu apart from timidity ???
[16:56] <rj_> hey um.. first time in this IRC thing.. a friend said i could sign into a room to learn Terminal code? i  have a WUBI of Ubuntu 810.. any hlp with where to go?
[16:56] <reid> Hey, nvidia drivers (which were working fine previously) are not letting me into X.  It says "saw signal 11, aborting server"  Vesa drivers get me into X fine, but I'd obviously rather not use vesa =P  Can anyone help?
[16:56] <ikonia> reid: which drivers ?
[16:56] <ikonia> reid: how did you install them ?
[16:56] <joaopinto> !commands | rj_
[16:56] <reid> ikonia: 180, installed them with envyng,  They worked this way before.  I just think I messed something up
[16:57] <ikonia> reid: game over with envng
[16:57] <pronoy> rj_: or just google terminal+commands+unix+tutorial
[16:57] <mib_228k0v0x> when i search in synaptic it just seems to show me installed things
[16:57] <reid> ikonia: yeah?  what package do I need for closed drivers then for nvidia?  (intrepid)
[16:57] <mib_228k0v0x> how can i make it so it shows everyhing?
[16:57] <ikonia> reid: the hardware drivers tools
[16:57] <Kingsy101> joaopinto - thanks, I will do... :)
[16:57] <reid> ikonia: well, I use fluxbox, I don't have that panel
[16:58] <ikonia> reid: then the nvidia-glx package
[16:58] <pronoy> can anyone please tell me the names of midi mixers available for ubuntu apart from timidity ???
[16:58] <gharz> guys, i just installed gufw... how do i run this when i start my machine without asking me for a password so this can be run as a service? any idea? please help
[16:58] <reid> ikonia: thanks I'll let you know if it works =)
[16:58] <mib_228k0v0x> is there a good rss reader for ubuntu?
[16:58] <ikonia> reid: probably won't now as it will conflict with the envyng ones
[16:59] <reid> ikonia: well, I'm using envy to remove nvidia drivers, I figure it will undo whatever it did
[16:59] <ikonia> reid: doubtful
[16:59] <LZ> Hello
[16:59] <reid> ikonia: any suggestions? =P
[16:59] <reid> ikonia: other than never use envyng again =P  I've gathered that one
[16:59] <ikonia> reid: it may sound blunt but don't use envy - thats the best suggestion, thats why the ubottu note says "unsupported"
[17:00] <pronoy> can anyone please tell me the names of midi mixers available for ubuntu apart from timidity ???
[17:00] <reid> ikonia: right, I meant suggestions to get X working again =P
[17:00] <pronoy> !midi
[17:00] <pronoy> !mixers
[17:01] <pronoy> ikonia: what's the keyword for mixers like midi if any ?
[17:03] <Awsoonn> are there any closed sorce drivers for ATI now? I upgraded to Jaunty and they are no longer listed in the Hardware Drivers manager. I would love to be able to suspend again.
[17:03] <ikonia> !sound > pronoy
[17:03] <reid> Awsoonn: ATI has dropped support for many cards, check their website to make sure you are not a legacy card now
[17:03] <ikonia> !midi > pronoy
[17:03] <joaopinto> Awsoonn, there are, but some older model cars are not supported any longer
[17:03] <i-blis> mib_228k0v0x: Opera or RSSOwl
[17:03] <pronoy> ikonia: i need a midi mixer for christ's sake...not a regular sound issue !
[17:03] <h00k> !virus > h00k
[17:04] <tonytraductor> estoy feliz que Maria ha llegado
[17:06] <Pici> tonytraductor: This is an english channel, you know that.
[17:06] <OrEvA> Is there any sidebar available for ubuntu 8.04
[17:07] <Hardhead> I had to completely reinstall Ubuntu about a month ago, but fortunately I have backups using Simple Backup.  Now, I'd like to recover my private encryption key but I don't know where the file is stored.  So, my question is, what files do I need to restore with Simple Backup Restore to get my private key back?
[17:07] <reid> ikonia: okay, I removed the drivers, reconfigured xorg.conf, and installed the glx-180 package, and it looks like everything is working great, so thanks.  should lsmod reports vesafb and nvidia mods loaded.  is this correct?
[17:08] <reid> ikonia: err.. grammar fail
[17:08] <GirlsLikeLinux> Hi, I just shrunk my windows partition from within windows by 15 GB to make room for more space within ubuntu... should I increase the ubuntu parition size with GParted?
[17:09] <OrEvA> Is there any sidebar available for ubuntu 8.04?
[17:10] <bin1010> I have a dell e6500 with 15.4 screen and I need it to 4.3 to 1600.1200 and 1024.768.  anyone know how to get ubuntu to auto sense the refresh rate etc for those resolutions?  Right now ubuntu 9.04 is only recognizing the 1920.1200 max resolution
[17:10] <nmvictor> GirlsLikeLinux: try that,yea
[17:10] <JediMaster> is there a way to just switch graphics drivers without creating an xorg.conf in xorg?
[17:11] <Ampelbein> JediMaster: not that i know, but you can use a very basic xorg.conf.
[17:11] <i-blis> hardhead: in ~/.ssh ?
[17:12] <pepperjack> GirlsLikeLinux: youll need to boot livecd as you cannot run gparted on mounted partition
[17:13] <ikonia> reid: glad your working
[17:13] <reid> ikonia: actually, I just found out that I'm not =P  video is extremely choppy.  I'm gonna go compile the latest drivers and see how that works  (not using envy....) lol
[17:13] <Hardhead> i-blis: No, a private GPG key.
[17:15] <i-blis> hardhead: look again in . folders of your home directory (.gpg ?)
[17:15] <nmvictor> GirlsLikeLinux: yea,you can resize a partition in which you are mounted on
[17:16] <Kaio_Augusto> ola galera, alguempoderia me ajudar
[17:16] <i-blis> hardhead: should be in ~/.gnupg/, no ?
[17:16] <Hardhead> Ah, gotcha.  Thanks.
[17:17] <Pici> !br | Kaio_Augusto
[17:17] <CarstenP2> hi ! how can i install mod jk for apache on ubuntu?
[17:18] <Pici> CarstenP2: sudo apt-get install libapache2-mod-jk
[17:18] <Ampelbein> CarstenP2: the package is libapache2-mod-jk
[17:19] <Ampelbein> arghs. too slow.
[17:19] <prathamesh> hi
[17:19] <CarstenP2> Pici, Ampelbein : Thanks!
[17:20] <t3hp00ky> sed
[17:21] <nsh> how do you get the desktop to be a terminal (preferably with transparency so the background is still visible)?
[17:21] <nsh> (and conky)
[17:21] <Nehyx> !paste
[17:23] <nothings> yeah!
[17:23] <nothings> someone here!?
[17:23] <nothings> ehhe
[17:23] <Pici> !ask
[17:23] <nothings> lol
[17:23] <fiskas82> Hello
[17:24] <nothings> someone cam help me?
[17:24] <nothings> *can
[17:24] <fiskas82> Im very new to ubuntu and linux, as matter of fact I just installed my ubuntu
[17:24] <i-blis> nothings: go on
[17:24] <reid> !ask > nothings
[17:24] <Pici> nothings: Did you read what ubottu said>?
[17:24] <nothings> I too
[17:24] <nothings> eheheh
[17:24] <fiskas82> can somebody help me with graphics
[17:24] <fiskas82> ?
[17:24] <nothings> My sinaptic dont work here..someone help!
[17:24] <joaopinto> !ask | fishsponge_
[17:24] <joaopinto> ops, was for fiskas82
[17:25] <Ampelbein> fiskas82: just ask what's not working
[17:25] <Pici> nothings: Why not? Do you get an error?
[17:25] <fiskas82> I think the system is not recognizing my graphics card :(
[17:25] <BangKiMoon>  sleepy
[17:25] <i-blis> nothings: check your source lists (and/or tell us what's not working)
[17:25] <Nehyx> fiskas82: what card model?
[17:25] <reid> ikonia: so now im getting an API Mismatch error.  kernel module is 180.11, driver is 180.51  =( =(
[17:25] <fiskas82> I have intet card
[17:25] <fiskas82> intel
[17:26] <fiskas82> on my Lenovo thinkpad r61
[17:26] <amanda-b> so i have a bunch of stale nfs file handles on my box. /etc/init.d/nfs-common restart to fix it?
[17:26] <digitaloktay> hi people
[17:26] <nothings> occur an error...said "Cache error"
[17:26] <Pici> fiskas82: Is it just poor performance that you're getting?
[17:26] <ikonia> reid: thats the price of playing with unsupported combos, doesn't look like your old drivers where cleaned up properly
[17:26] <fiskas82> I cannot add visual effects
[17:26] <BangKiMoon> I think the system is not recognizing my graphics card=عتقد ان هذا النظام لا يعترف لي بطاقة الرسومات :)
[17:26] <digitaloktay> how can i see my gnome version via terminal?
[17:26] <fiskas82> they were working before on fedora
[17:26] <ikonia> reid: once envy is used it's really hard to clean up (hence my lack of confidence when you siad you'd clean up)
[17:26] <pepperjack> fiskas82: lspci -v | grep Graphics
[17:26] <Pici> !sa | BangKiMoon
[17:27] <joaopinto> amanda-b, depending on the problem a reboot may be required, nfs is not very friendly with outages
[17:27] <reid> ikonia: =(
[17:27] <rsa_md5> I just drag and dropped rhythmbox on the gnome-panel and now it has added like a 1000 files to the panel
[17:27] <rsa_md5> halp!
[17:27] <shubuntu> hi, which package is it that I have to install that is the main thing for having full mutlilingual support?
[17:27] <fiskas82> pici: any clue?
[17:28] <Pici> fiskas82: I was going to suggest to take a look at the Jaunty release notes, there is mention of Intel graphics in there.
[17:28] <Pici> !note  | fiskas82
[17:28] <Pici> !notes | fiskas82
[17:28] <BangKiMoon>  me from indonesia, I'm not from arab
[17:28] <datacrusher> miso horny
[17:28] <Pici> !id | BangKiMoon sorry
[17:29] <jimcooncat> Please comment if you're interested in removing U3 with linux: http://jimcooncat.wordpress.com/2009/05/14/attempting-to-remove-u3-from-linux/
[17:30] <BangKiMoon>  quiet there is currently no chat
[17:30] <Entraide-net> someone can explain me how to patch alsa for ubuntu 8.04.2 x86 : http://www.linuxant.com/alsa-driver/
[17:30] <datacrusher> sorry
[17:30] <datacrusher> wont do it abain
[17:30] <DFXDeimos> Hello all
[17:30] <roliver> hey!
[17:31] <DFXDeimos> I had a question tha tI was hoping someone could help me with.
[17:31] <DFXDeimos> that I*
[17:31] <Ampelbein> !ask | DFXDeimos
[17:31] <Entraide-net> someone can explain me how to patch alsa for ubuntu 8.04.2 x86 : http://www.linuxant.com/alsa-driver/
[17:31] <znh> I'm using Network Manager to connect to an OpenVPN server. It connects fine, but I can't ping the VPN gateway. I'm 100% sure the server configuration is OK. Any ideas?
[17:31] <DFXDeimos> Ok
[17:31] <Entraide-net> someone can explain me how to patch alsa for ubuntu 8.04.2 x86 : http://www.linuxant.com/alsa-driver/
[17:32] <Entraide-net> someone can explain me how to patch alsa for ubuntu 8.04.2 x86 : http://www.linuxant.com/alsa-driver/
[17:32] <gonza321> i have a question
[17:32] <Entraide-net> someone can explain me how to patch alsa for ubuntu 8.04.2 x86 : http://www.linuxant.com/alsa-driver/
[17:32] <Pici> !repeat | Entraide-net
[17:32] <Entraide-net> someone can explain me how to patch alsa for ubuntu 8.04.2 x86 : http://www.linuxant.com/alsa-driver/
[17:32] <gonza321> âû ÷¸ êîçëû îáàëäåëè
[17:32] <DFXDeimos> I am thinking of switching my mom's computer from Windows XP to the latest release of Ubuntu. We are located across the country and I use LogMeIn free to connect to her, is there an equivilent app for Ubuntu?
[17:33] <znh> If I connect manually using a configuration file, it works as usual
[17:33] <fiskas82> how can I tell if ubuntu recognizes my graphical card?
[17:33] <pepperjack> fiskas82: lspci -v | grep Graphics
[17:33] <JediMaster> is there an "ubuntu way" to change the grahpics drivers in 9.04 as there's no xorg.conf?
[17:33] <pepperjack> fiskas82: it is likely only a matter of loading the correct module
[17:34] <fiskas82> pepperjack: shall I type that on a console or where?
[17:34] <pepperjack> JediMaster: i normally just sudo X -configure and then cp the config file it creates to /etc/X11/
[17:34] <nimrod> hello
[17:34] <Piet> Entraide-net: apparently nobody can or feels like doing so, so please stop
[17:34] <DFXDeimos> I am thinking of switching my mom's computer from Windows XP to the latest release of Ubuntu. We are located across the country and I use LogMeIn free to connect to her, is there an equivilent app for Ubuntu?
[17:35] <Alterios> quit
[17:35] <pepperjack> JediMaster: that also lets you add the dontap line back in to get alt-ctrl-backspace back
[17:35] <gonza321> nimrod: hello äûáèë
[17:35] <roliver> DFXDeimos, there's VNC or similar
[17:35] <nimrod> how do i remove old kernel from the bootmenu?
[17:35] <nimrod> hi, gonza321
[17:35] <DFXDeimos> Roliver, The problem is that they have satellite internet and I cannot forward any ports to their PC.
[17:35] <funkyHat> nimrod: uninstall them
[17:35] <pepperjack> nimrod: gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst or just remove it in synaptic is probably safest way
[17:35] <Piet> DFXDeimos: look into vino
[17:35] <DFXDeimos> Vino
[17:36] <roliver> DFXDeimos, i'm not accustomed as to how satellite internet works, is this a problem with forwarding ports from a router?
[17:36] <nimrod> ok, thanks :)
[17:36] <Entraide-net> someone can explain me how to patch alsa for ubuntu 8.04.2 x86 : http://www.linuxant.com/alsa-driver/
[17:36] <nimrod> thanks pepperjack
[17:36] <fiskas82> I need help, I want to know if ubuntu recognizes my graphical card, can someone show me howto
[17:36] <DFXDeimos> Roliver, Yes... they simply don't support it for some reason.
[17:36] <w2_> hi
[17:36] <gonza321> nimrod: íó òû äûáèë èëè êàê?
[17:36] <DFXDeimos> Roliver, You don't have access to the provided modem / router and you can't get tech support to do it. They said they only do it on the very expensive business package.
[17:36] <Entraide-net> someone can explain me how to patch alsa for ubuntu 8.04.2 x86 : http://www.linuxant.com/alsa-driver/ Comment patcher alsa ???
[17:36] <Entraide-net> someone can explain me how to patch alsa for ubuntu 8.04.2 x86 : http://www.linuxant.com/alsa-driver/ Comment patcher alsa ???
[17:36] <FloodBot1> Entraide-net: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:36] <Piet> DFXDeimos: http://www.debianadmin.com/remote-desktop-sharing-in-ubuntu.html
[17:37] <MaxTesla> Hello
[17:37] <nimrod> gonza321: i don't understand :P
[17:37] <DFXDeimos> Piet, Thank you. Will that method require me to forward ports?
[17:37] <MaxTesla> how do I run the aticonfig file?
[17:37] <roliver> DFXDeimos, sorry... can't really help then, we only really have ADSL in the UK
[17:37] <gonza321> but i understand!
[17:37] <Pici> !english | gonza321
[17:37] <Piet> DFXDeimos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNC
[17:37] <yangxiao> I'm having some trouble with mysql
[17:37] <MaxTesla> How do you run the aticonfig file
[17:37] <Piet> DFXDeimos: yes it does
[17:37] <yangxiao> Installing all prepared tables
[17:37] <yangxiao> At this point the script locks at this point & won't go any further.
[17:37] <gonza321> study russian
[17:38] <DFXDeimos> Piet, Thank you, but unfortunately that is not an option in my case. =[
[17:38] <MaxTesla> How do you run the aticonfig file
[17:38] <MaxTesla> How do you run the aticonfig file
[17:38] <MaxTesla> How do you run the aticonfig file
[17:38] <FloodBot1> MaxTesla: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:38] <Pici> !repeat | MaxTesla
[17:38] <gonza321> ubottu,Pic: study russiani
[17:38] <Piet> DFXDeimos: still in development but already works well enough for me: https://launchpad.net/remote-help-assistant
[17:38] <Pici> !ru | gonza321
[17:38] <Piet> DFXDeimos: look at the last url then
[17:39] <MaxTesla> How do you run the aticonfig file?
[17:39] <fiskas82> can someone tell me if my g. card is recognized by the system - ubuntu
[17:39] <fiskas82> ?
[17:39] <DFXDeimos> Piet: Thank you for your assistance.
[17:39] <gonza321> ubottu: ok
[17:39] <MaxTesla> How do you run the aticonfig file in Ubuntu 9.04?
[17:39] <tacone_> fiskas82: which cart ?
[17:39] <roliver> hey everyone, a little help require... i've just updated to 9.04 and have changed ubuntustudio-gdm-theme back to the hardy version as it looks nicer, is there any way to make this change permanent so it doesn't get changed back on my next update?
[17:40] <DFXDeimos> Piet: I am a Windows SysAdmin myself, but I want to get her over to Linux because I can't stand spending all this time removing viruses from her computer!
[17:40] <fiskas82> tacone_:  Intel's card
[17:40] <thiebaude> roliver: it shouldn't change with your nexr update
[17:40] <thiebaude> next
[17:40] <MaxTesla> How do you run the "aticonfig" file in Unbuntu 9.04
[17:40] <OrEvA> Is there any sidebar available for ubuntu 8.04?
[17:40] <Ampelbein> fiskas82: open terminal, type 'lspci -vvnn | grep VGA\ ' without the '
[17:41] <tacone_> fiskas82: it's fully supported. unfortunately some intel cards may have lower performance on jaunty due to little issues with drivers. anyway it's supported and you're encouraged (by me) to try :)
[17:41] <chuck_> MaxTesla, I will tell you if you promise not to keep repeating your next problem
[17:41] <MaxTesla> of course
[17:41] <MaxTesla> haha ;)
[17:41] <roliver> thiebaude, i've just opened the update manager and it's flagged as an old package
[17:47] <Ampelbein> fiskas82: yeah, the gm965 has some issues with 3d acceleration on ubuntu
[17:47] <yxiao> #/join one
[17:47] <MaxTesla> Chuck i get the error message "No supported adapters detected
[17:47] <Piet> DFXDeimos: gah. yes, you need to setup the connection the other way round then
[17:47] <fiskas82> Ampelbein: What shall I do now? In fedora it was working just fine
[17:47] <DFXDeimos> Roliver: My experience with LogMeIn on a remote machine has been steller. She lives about 5,000 km away from me.
[17:48] <chuck_> MaxTesla, type fglrxinfo in terminal
[17:48] <MaxTesla> Chuck ok
[17:48] <gonza321> i-blis: i can ask you question from russian
[17:48] <MaxTesla> Chuck i get this
[17:48] <MaxTesla> X Error of failed request:  BadValue (integer parameter out of range for operation)
[17:48] <MaxTesla>   Major opcode of failed request:  154 (GLX)
[17:48] <MaxTesla>   Minor opcode of failed request:  19 (X_GLXQueryServerString)
[17:48] <MaxTesla>   Value in failed request:  0x1
[17:48] <DFXDeimos> Piet: Right, that is why LogMeIn works, because IT initiates the connection to the LogMeIn server, bypassing the firewall (since the connection is stateful)
[17:48] <MaxTesla>   Serial number of failed request:  24
[17:48] <MaxTesla>   Current serial number in output stream:  24
[17:49] <rsa_md5> bash netsplit. I'll just re ask. I drag-dropped a running instance of rhythmbox onto the panel ,so it has added like 200 files to it...no space to right click on the panel itself, so I don't know any other way to remove the panel
[17:49] <mzz> DFXDeimos: or http://www.cycom.se/dl/rrs (again I haven't used either, I'm just aware of the idea existing)
[17:49] <i-blis> gonza321: ask it on ubuntu-ru, if i can not answer i will translate it here
[17:49] <DFXDeimos> Mzz: Thank you again.
[17:49] <Piet> DFXDeimos: so you'll need to do the same, ideally also using an ssh tunnel, since vnc is not encrypted (is logmeins' protocol?)
[17:50] <jimcooncat> DFXDeimos: you'll have to have your ssh listening on the internet. She connects to you, and specifies a "remote forward" to back-tunnel vnc. You can then use the remote desktop program to her machine.
[17:50] <MaxTesla> Chuck i did it and it gave me a huge error message
[17:50] <jimcooncat> DFXDeimos: trying to find a howto, but I'm just coming up with windows-oriented ones now
[17:50] <corey__> what software is available to assist 3d construction design? I would like to design a blueprint of parts with a ruler
[17:50] <chuck_> MaxTesla, how did you install the driver and what video card do you have
[17:51] <DFXDeimos> Piet: Yes, LogMeIn uses 256 bit SSL
[17:51] <desafinado> folks, when i try to do software update, i got this msg " The backend took too much time to process the synchronous request - you need to fork! " and my update failed. what does it mean?
[17:51] <DFXDeimos> Jimcooncat: I understand what you are saying in theory and it sounds promising. It would be great if I could find a howto. =]
[17:52] <MaxTesla> chuck right now i did the normal approach of applications---add remove --- Ati binary X.org driver, i have Mobility Raden X2300 HD for my laptop
[17:52] <i-blis> gonza321: ?
[17:52] <gonza321> you are presently found on ubuntu-ru?
[17:52] <i-blis> yes
[17:53] <MaxTesla> chuck i made a post about it here which gives some more info
[17:53] <MaxTesla> https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/71091
[17:53] <i-blis> gonza321: but your English seems quite good (enough to ask a question)
[17:55] <Piet> DFXDeimos: if you can open up a port on your end, then the script i pointed you too should work fine
[17:55] <MaxTesla> i just want my graphic card to work proparly
[17:55] <Piet> DFXDeimos: it does require your mom to run it, but it is really easy to use
[17:56] <Piet> i just want to be rich and famous
[17:56] <MaxTesla> haha
[17:56] <MaxTesla> me too
[17:56] <cebi> haloooooooo
[17:56] <DFXDeimos> Piet: We are talking about the RRS application, correct? So once she initiates the connection with that I would be able to establish a VNC connection to her computer?
[17:56] <cebi> how can i install MSN on Ubuntu?
[17:57] <MaxTesla> with WINE
[17:57] <cebi> how?
[17:57] <DFXDeimos> MSN Messenger?
[17:57] <MaxTesla> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsLiveMessenger
[17:57] <Nightmare69> emesene is better, but that depends of wath you want
[17:58] <MaxTesla> cebi look at this
[17:58] <MaxTesla> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsLiveMessenger
[17:58] <Piet> DFXDeimos: no, we're (or I am so far) talking about https://answers.launchpad.net/remote-help-assistant
[17:58] <DFXDeimos> Piet: Ok, sorry about that. Gotcha.
[17:58] <spenser> Hi, I'm trying to rebuild the Ubuntu kernel but all I have is a RHEL 5 machine.  Is there RHEL repo with kernel-package in it?
[17:59] <w3asal> in kubuntu 9.04, there's an example keyboard shortcut which types "Hello"... how do I set up a similar shortcut to type arbitrary text?
[17:59] <cebi> yhnx MAXTESLA
[17:59] <Pici> spenser: Perhaps you should be asking the redhat folks that.
[17:59] <cebi> thbx
[17:59] <cebi> thnx
[17:59] <roadboy> anyone knows how to remove old kernel configs from initramfs? i tried some kernel and removed it with --purge but update-initramfs still looks for them.
[17:59] <yxiao> :/LIST
[17:59] <spenser> Pici: where are they?
[18:00] <Pici> spenser: #rhel
[18:00] <unop> roadboy, I think you want update-grub there not update-initramfs
[18:00] <chuck_> MaxTesla, Go back to add remove software and completely remove the driver you installed
[18:01] <MaxTesla> chuck ok but i dont think it will work
[18:01] <Piet> DFXDeimos: welcome. try testing it if you can have control over two APT based linux systems located in different networks (can be LANs). you could achieve this by means of virtualization, of course.
[18:01] <Salcedian> any1 have skype working in their system?
[18:01] <roadboy> unop: grub.conf is up-to-date and when i search for files according to removed kernel, i cannot find any file.
[18:01] <MaxTesla> haha and when i restart it all goes black but i will try
[18:01] <w3asal> anyone about the keyboard shortcut?
[18:01] <zeratoun> Hi everyone, I have a little trouble using tar command ........ I tried to seek help on that matter on google and other things like that but nothing ..... I need to compress (bzip) with tar a folder, so I run tar -C /My/Folder -cjvf /tmp/archive.tar.bz /My/Folder ......... however, the tar.bz has the path "/My/Folder" in it ..... how do we tell tar to not include it and just include the content without running the command inside that folder ?
[18:01] <mrlolplx> anyone tried using a printer that is not supported in linux in winXP using virtualbox?
[18:01] <monostone>  /msg NickServ
[18:01] <unop> roadboy,  /boot/grub/menu.cfg
[18:01] <DFXDeimos> Piet: Sure, I will fire up a couple of instances under VMWare and give it a shot. Thanks again for your help.
[18:01] <DFXDeimos> Thank you others for your help.
[18:02] <jimcooncat> DFXDeimos: http://toic.org/2009/01/18/reverse-ssh-port-forwarding/
[18:02] <chuck_> MaxTesla, do not restart
[18:02] <MaxTesla> chuck it is not possible to unistall it, it says one or more function depends upon it
[18:02] <DFXDeimos> Jimcooncat: Thanks for that!
[18:02] <Salcedian> any1 have skype working in their system?
[18:02] <roadboy> unop: i know :) there's only current kernel in menu.lst
[18:02] <jimcooncat> DFXDeimos: good luck! These things are straight-forward, but a typo will get ya!
 : I do .......... I use medibuntu repository for that
[18:03] <DFXDeimos> Jimcooncat: Thanks. I am reasonably savy (although more son on the Windows side, MCSE, MCITP) so I should be able to work through it.
[18:03] <Nightmare69> ..
[18:03] <zanberdo_> I've got a server running hardy that I'd like to install postfix on for local mail use. When I attempt to install I get warnings that exim is installed and may be broken. Is exim installed by default and can I remove it without interfering with general operation?
[18:04] <Piet> DFXDeimos: i think even putty on windows supports this by now. and the python script i pointed you too will set it up for you (assumely only if you have two linux bboxes, though)
[18:04] <johnvandesteen> hello
[18:04] <MaxTesla> chuck
[18:04] <MaxTesla> chuck i was ablee to unistall it
[18:04] <tanob> hi guys, im trying to use nautilus to access a Windows shared folder like smb://MACHINE/Folder, but it does not work when using names, it works just with IPs
[18:04] <DFXDeimos> Piet: Alright, thank you. I am going to wade through all the resources I just was handed and see what the best solution seems to be.
[18:04] <zeratoun> Anyone knows the answer to my trouble ?
[18:04] <MaxTesla> chuck i was able to unistall it by unistalling the ati center thing, now what do i do
[18:04] <tanob> how can I use nautilus' smb with windows names ?
[18:04] <unop> zeratoun,  tar -C /My/Folder -cjvf /tmp/archive.tar.bz .
[18:04] <jimcooncat> Piet, DFXDeimos: yeah, putty can do it.
[18:05] <MaxTesla> chuck i have unistalled it i think now what do i do?
[18:06] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  you could edit your /etc/hosts file and have the names/ips set there.  - odd that its not using names..
[18:06] <roadboy> unop: i found it. the file is located at /var/lib/initramfs-tools
[18:06] <unop> roadboy, cool
[18:06] <tanob> Dr_Willis: hm, but isnt that a configuration problem ? maybe installing winbind... dunno
[18:06] <sacarlson> cd to the dir to compress tar -cjvf /tmp/arrchive.tar.bz .
[18:07] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  right from what i understand one 'server' does the winbind stuff.  ive nevver had an issue with the stuff not using names.
[18:07] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  see what teh command from smbtree and findsmb say. they may give a clue
[18:07] <zeratoun> unop, it says to me that he refuse "cowardly" to do an empty archive
[18:07] <chuck_> MaxTesla, type fglrxinfo again it should say it is not install do NOT post output in channel if anything else comes up
[18:08] <zeratoun> unop, wait I haven't seen the .
[18:08] <unop> zeratoun, are you forgetting the . ??
[18:08] <Piet> Dr_Willis: so how does it resolve the names if they are not announced? or does the linux client talk to winbind to resolve the name?
[18:08] <MaxTesla> chuck ok
[18:08] <coolkourt> good morning, anyone got any ubuntu tutorial links
[18:08] <tanob> Dr_Willis: interesting! "findsmb" list some machines and their IPs
[18:08] <zeratoun> unop : yes that was the . ;) thank you very much
[18:08] <Dr_Willis> Piet:  the using samba book discuses this.. I THINK it has fallbacks, such as doing a broadcast, or useing the hosts files.
[18:08] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  yea. thats a handy command. :)
[18:08] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  it could be gnome is confused.. not sure what the deal is.
[18:08] <MaxTesla> Chuck it says it is not installed and gives me a command option to install it if i so wish
[18:08] <Piet> Dr_Willis: ah right, it can work trough broadcasting
[18:08] <jimcooncat> tanob: good trick!
[18:09] <Matterco> I need a little help installing 9 server on a Intel Core 2 Duo iMac. I have looked through the documentation but my problem is not addressed.
[18:09] <Matterco> The install dvd will not start. I restart the iMac with the option key, choose to boot from cd, but the ubuntu installer does not load. Just a blank, black screen.
[18:09] <Matterco> Any advice?
[18:09] <MaxTesla> coolkourt look at this https://help.ubuntu.com/
[18:09] <coolkourt> ok max telsa, right now i was at the wiki and just got into the forums
[18:10] <MaxTesla> ok
[18:10] <coolkourt> i just got around to getting my keyboard working right
[18:10] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  ive herd that on some setups changing the line  in smb.conf -->  ;   name resolve order = lmhosts host wins bcast
[18:10] <MaxTesla> chuck it said it was no installed
[18:10] <MaxTesla> coolkourt ahh nice nice
[18:10] <coolkourt> i just mainly wanna find a nice way to get around the workspace to set up mobile development
[18:10] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  to be  name resolve order = wins bcast lmhosts host     #   can help
[18:10] <tnt95> Bonjour
[18:10] <manishroy> Help
[18:11] <tanob> Dr_Willis: hm, but which application does use /etc/samba/smb.conf ?
[18:11] <tnt95> Y a t'il des français ?
[18:11] <manishroy> How Can i do a kernel configuration in ubuntu
[18:11] <manishroy> ?
[18:11] <Pici> !fr | tnt95
[18:11] <Dr_Willis> samba is the kind of tool - that theres<PHONE_NUMBER>0+ more things about it then most peopl ever use.
[18:11] <Pici> !kernel | manishroy
[18:11] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  most all of them do I think :) at least for some basic samba settings
[18:11] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  i always set my default workgroup in there also
[18:12] <tanob> Dr_Willis: let me try, mine "name resolve order" is commented out
[18:12] <tanob> Dr_Willis: but i cant figure out why ubuntu does so
[18:12] <MaxTesla> chuck so how do i install graphic drivers for my graphic card
[18:12] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  its commented out. because its showing the 'defaults' anyway
[18:12] <chuck_> MaxTesla, go to this site and follow the directions to install the ati fglrx driver. I do not use it but i understand it is buggy in jaunty http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Jaunty_Installation_Guide
[18:12] <MaxTesla> chuck ok
[18:12] <OB1FoShoB> Ubuntu FTW!!
[18:12] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  if yoyu want to change4 it uncomment it, and change. :)
[18:12] <tanob> Dr_Willis: and after change, should i restart some service ?
[18:13] <fiskas82> how to undo this: "mkdir -p ~/.config/compiz/ && echo SKIP_CHECKS=yes >> ~/.config/compiz/compiz-manager"
[18:13] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  ive just found gnomes share browsing to always be flakey. :()
[18:13] <MaxTesla> chuck i have read that guide many times
[18:13] <MaxTesla> i understand maybe 5%of it
[18:13] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  you could restart samba, im not sure you have to.. but it wont hurt
[18:13] <tanob> Dr_Willis: i dont have /etc/init.d/samba ... :P
[18:13] <fiskas82> can somebody help me undo this: mkdir -p ~/.config/compiz/ && echo SKIP_CHECKS=yes >> ~/.config/compiz/compiz-manager
[18:13] <joe_> Can someone  help  me with jumping clicking mouse in jaunty
[18:13] <bmorris> Is there a way to copy all files that match a regex?
[18:13] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  sudo service samba restart
[18:14] <Dr_Willis> bmorris:  bash has very good regular expression mathcing, or use find,
[18:14] <MaxTesla> chuck if you look at that link it gives some open source option do you know how i can install them, i myself never figured it out for example the radeonhd
[18:14] <IndyGunFreak> joe_: i've had no probs out fo mine, but a friend of mine has reported a similar issue... weird
[18:14] <dayo> fiskas82: vim ~/.config/compiz/compiz-manager
[18:14] <fiskas82> can somebody help me undo this: mkdir -p ~/.config/compiz/ && echo SKIP_CHECKS=yes >> ~/.config/compiz/compiz-manager
[18:14] <bmorris> Dr_Disk, how would I use find and cp together?
[18:14] <tanob> Dr_Willis: $samba: unrecognized service
[18:14] <pepperjack> fiskas82: gksudo gedit ~/.config/compiz/compiz-manager and remove that skipchecks line
[18:14] <dayo> fiskas82: press Shift+G
[18:14] <fiskas82>  dayo: what is vim ?
[18:14] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  you dont even have the full samba installed then.. that may be the issue.
[18:14] <pepperjack> fiskas82: ah dont use gksudo
[18:14] <mzz> err, gksudo? why would you sudo an edit in your ~?
[18:15] <dayo> fiskas82: ok try opening Gedit
[18:15] <IndyGunFreak> !gksudo | mzz
[18:15] <pepperjack> mzz: heh
[18:15] <mzz> IndyGunFreak: I know what it does...
[18:15] <unop> mzz, ~ is expanded by the shell .. and the expansion is passed to gksudo
[18:15] <vertix> finally was able to make my box boot
[18:15] <IndyGunFreak> mzz: so why did you ask.
[18:15] <vertix> what a trip!
[18:15] <dayo> fiskas82: then click Open and browse to /home/yourUsername/.config/compiz/compiz-manager and open that
[18:15]  * mzz rephrases
[18:15]  * Dr_Willis gives vertix  a gold star!
[18:15] <Dr_Willis> :)
[18:16] <ehs> hey guys, i'm installing ubuntu on a pc in front of me now, and i'm at login... it won't accept anything and i don't know where to set the username and password (i installed as a windows program btw)
[18:16] <Piet> Matterco: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PowerPC
[18:16] <fiskas82> dayo: and then ?
[18:16] <Dr_Willis> vertix:  and what was the core issue? i forget now.
[18:16] <mzz> I am fairly certain "gksudo gedit ~/.config/compiz/compiz-manager" edits a file in /home/you as root. Why would you do this, since that file should be owned by you, not root?
[18:16] <unop> bmorris,  find ... -exec cp {} /to/somewhere \;
[18:16] <dayo> fiskas82: PageDown to the last line
[18:16] <Piet> Matterco: and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Installation/PowerPC
[18:16] <pepperjack> mzz: su - $USER -c "gedit <file>" that better? ;p
[18:16] <bmorris> unop thanks
[18:16] <dayo> fiskas82: it should read: SKIP_CHECKS=yes
[18:16] <vertix> it was interesting problem and it did have something to do with initrd and it was tricky to fix it
[18:16] <unop> mzz, ohh ..
[18:16]  * mzz rephrases harder
[18:16] <dayo> fiskas82: delete that, then save and close
[18:16] <Dr_Willis> ehs:  that is to say you did a 'wubi' install then.  I dont use wubi but  i thought the installer asked for a initial user and password.
[18:16] <vertix> i was able to rebuild initrd from live cd
[18:16] <mzz> the file fiskas82 is interested in really should be in his/her homedir. not in /root.
[18:16] <dayo> fiskas82: are u trying to uninstall compiz?
[18:17] <pepperjack> mzz: thats why i told him not to use gksudo
[18:17] <mzz> pepperjack: exactly
[18:17] <vertix> also drives are swapping, so the whole thing is kinda crazy
[18:17] <fiskas82> dayo: no I just wanted to undo that command
[18:17] <Tuxik> join #ubuntu-de
[18:17] <Matterco> Piet, you think PowerPC, even though it is an intel Mac?
[18:17] <Tuxik> join /#ubuntu-de
[18:17] <Pici> Tuxik: /join #ubuntu-de
[18:17] <Piet> Matterco: ah sorry, you got me
[18:17] <blizzkid> Matterco: ubuntu on intel-mac?
[18:17] <dayo> fiskas82: ok, then find that line that says SKIP_CHECKS=yes
[18:17] <ehs> Dr_Willis: i think it did, but it's not working
[18:17] <Matterco> blizzkid, Yes
[18:18] <Tuxik> i forgot the comand ;//
[18:18] <mrlolplx> anyone tried using a printer that is not supported in linux in winXP using virtualbox?
[18:18] <blizzkid> Matterco: there's some excellent documentation in the community wiki
[18:18] <vertix> and that guy was right about initrd and that is what i was suspecting from the very start and that is why i asked so many times about it, wew!
[18:18] <fiskas82> dayo: sorry, I dont have under my home/username and .config file
[18:18] <MaxTesla> chuck thank you very much for your time and effort but i must log now thanks again ;)
[18:18] <chuck_> MaxTesla, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonHD is the radeonhd driver but it does not have 3d support for your card which I believe is a RV6xx card you ca n double check by typing lspci -v in terminal and look for your VGA output
[18:18] <Dr_Willis> ehs:  it may be easier to just remove the wubi install and reinstall and try again.. be sure your CAPS LOCK is not on.
[18:18] <Piet> Matterco: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuonMactel
[18:19] <Dr_Willis> ehs:  personally i test out ubuntu in windows. by using virtualbox. much easier :)
[18:19] <dayo> fiskas82: open a terminal. then cd .config/compiz
[18:19] <RAC_> hey i need some help
[18:19] <dayo> fiskas82: does that work?
[18:19] <dayo> fiskas82: cd ~/.config/compiz
[18:19] <Tuxik> command for change channel?
[18:19] <tanob> Dr_Willis: dunno why, but after using findsmb, smbtree, and uncommenting "name resolve order" from smb.conf, it works :)
[18:19] <Matterco> Thank you Piet, I will take a look.
[18:19] <vertix> hey, ubuntu look pretty good. they've made some progress in last couple of years, but it is still a bit clunky in terms of user interface on quite a few programs, plus documentation is obviously not upto snuff, but what to do?
[18:19] <jimcooncat> RAC_: we could all use some help. Just ask for what you want
[18:19] <fiskas82> dayo: I tried this from command line gksudo gedit ~/.config/compiz/compiz-manager
[18:19] <RAC_> i cant install off the cd, i click on cd and it frezzes, but i can heir the cd runing
[18:20] <Piet> Matterco: actualyl this is more up to date: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MactelSupportTeam/CommunityHelpPages
[18:20] <tanob> Dr_Willis: if i comment it again and try again, it still works... so... cache? who knows, thank you anyway :D
[18:20] <fiskas82> dayo: and there was only one line
[18:20] <ehs> dr_willis: i probably should have taken note of the login details.. 'll just install again :S ... tat should work ok right?
[18:20] <RAC_> i cant install off the cd, i click on install and it frezzes, but i can heir the cd runing
[18:20] <vertix> btw, if anybody wants to know how to rebuild initrd from livecd, i can dig it up
[18:20] <fiskas82> dayo: and I removed that
[18:20] <mzz> vertix: file bugs, where possible with patches, presumably
[18:20] <dayo> fiskas82: what line was that?
[18:20] <fiskas82> skip check yes
[18:20] <dayo> fiskas82: awesome. that's it, then
[18:20] <fiskas82> dayo: thanx
[18:20] <tony__> Hello. Could you help me : http://forum.ubuntu-fr.org/viewtopic.php?pid=2643231#p2643231 ??
[18:20] <dayo> fiskas82: u're welcome
[18:20] <Dr_Willis> ehs:  i nevr use wubi.. so no idea how it installs 'over' itself..
[18:21] <fiskas82> pepperjack: thanx, that command line was very easy
[18:21] <RAC_> anyone got any ideas for my problem?
[18:21] <omar> the icon of shut down disapear
[18:21]  * blizzkid thinks wubi is the worst thing ever in ubuntu tbh
[18:21] <vertix> mzz, i am sorry, but i have so much work to do that i don't have time to file bugs now. may be later on. but it is 8.10 problem only, hopefuly
[18:21] <RAC_> anyone got any ideas for my problem?
[18:21] <RAC_> anyone got any ideas for my problem?
[18:21] <genii> blizzkid: A lot of people are of the same opinion
[18:21] <omar> 8.04
[18:22] <joe_>   Has anyone heard of the jumping clicking mouse issue in jaunty?
[18:22] <genii> !repeat | RAC_
[18:22] <blizzkid> genii: I can imagine :)
[18:22] <dayo> fiskas82: the command `echo thisStuff >> /goes/in/this/fileHere`    what that does is add 'thisStuff' to the of 'fileHere' if it exists. if 'fileHere' doesn't exist, it's created and 'thisStuff' is written to it.
[18:22] <vertix> mzz, i've spent nearly 2 weeks with this boot issue and i urgently need to backup my stuff because i was rooted under windows, so i can't use windows in forceable future, even if i clean it up
[18:22] <RAC_> tryed them ,
[18:22] <dayo> oops. too late.
[18:22] <jimcooncat> I'm guessing no one gets much experience installing with wubi, once we're converted we tend to stay that way.
[18:23] <HelloWorld> Hi... Can you run GParted from within Ubuntu and change the current partion size (I want to extend the size of my linux partition to use some of my unallocated disk space)
[18:23] <pepperjack> RAC_: a lazy suggestion would be to try the alternate isntall cd from ubuntu.com
[18:23] <genii> HelloWorld: You can't modify active partitions
[18:23] <blizzkid> HelloWorld: yes and no
[18:23] <pepperjack> RAC_: it the the old original text based installer but is very easy. just as simple as the livecd
[18:23] <vertix> btw, thanx to all of you, who contributed their 2 cents to the issue
[18:23] <blizzkid> HelloWorld: like genii said :)
[18:24] <RAC_> wpepperjack: was thinking about doin that , is it the same uduntu?
[18:24] <wildc4rd__> is Ubuntu likely to see/be able to read my NTFS storage drives if I bin windows?
[18:24] <vertix> and if someone in the mood to file bug report, i can get you all the info you need, logs and all that
[18:24] <genii> HelloWorld: Better to boot to a livecd and do partitoning/resizing from there
[18:24] <HelloWorld> Can I make a live CD from withing ubuntu geni?
[18:25] <HelloWorld> or a better question--- How would I
[18:25] <bmorris> unop, When I try that I'm getting an error saying "find: missing argument to `exec`"
[18:25] <Kingsy101> can someone tell me which FTP client I can use that has the ability to extract .tar.gz files remotely ?
[18:26] <unop> bmorris, show me exactly what you have.
[18:26] <HelloWorld> Actually  I guess i will need to boot into windows make the live cd and then use it
[18:26] <Piet> HelloWorld: what's "geni"?
[18:26] <HelloWorld> lol
[18:26] <mzz> bmorris: I think you need backslashes before the "{" and "}"
[18:26] <HelloWorld> sorry
[18:26] <jimcooncat> HelloWorld: download it and burn it?
[18:26] <pepperjack> RAC_: yes the end result is the same.  it is handy for older machines that my not handle livecd very well or maybe xorg problems in livecd
[18:26] <znh> I messed up /etc/passwd's permissions, what should it be by default?
[18:26] <Pici> Kingsy101: Thats Not typicially something that an FTP client can do.
[18:26] <HelloWorld> jimcooncat: I don't have ennough free space to download it on my linux partition
[18:26] <Kingsy101> Pici - oh ok
[18:26] <Pici> znh: -rw-r--r-- 1 root root
[18:27] <bmorris> unop find ./ -name "afMigration-1[0-9].csv" -exec cp batch-1/
[18:27] <mzz> bmorris: ah, nvm, I'm wrong.
[18:27] <RAC_> wpepperjack: its not an old laptop 05, just cant boot from cd, im about to download the text baced now
[18:27] <unop> bmorris, that's not what i suggested  :)
[18:27] <Piet> znh: you should not be editing this file anyway, not directly.
[18:27] <unop> bmorris,  find ... -exec cp {} /to/somewhere \;
[18:27] <jimcooncat> HelloWorld: why not just buy a cd with it then?
[18:27] <vertix> Dr_Willis, the core issue was that root partition was not getting mounted even though it was clean and in the right place. the kernel would start booting, but at the point where root partition was getting mounted it would give an error, i can dig it up exactly, and no matter what you do with grub, which was fine to begin with, you would not be able to mount the root partition
[18:27] <espaniol> quit
[18:28] <bmorris> oh there we go.  Thanks a lot unop!
[18:28] <shrini_> how to make wirelesss working in my ibm thinkpad t41 laptop?
[18:29] <alpery761> how can i include debian repositories in jaunty? what is the repo address for that?
[18:29] <aLeSD> hi ... how could I see all the files contained in a package ?
[18:29] <RAC_> wpepperjack: so its 6.06.1 could i update to the 9. one?
[18:30] <alpery761> aLeSD: dpkg -L packagename
[18:30] <aLeSD> alpery761: thanks
[18:30]  * jimcooncat thinks someone would pay $5
[18:30] <pc1> h
[18:30] <pc1> hi
[18:30] <pc1> I need help
[18:30] <blizzkid> RAC_: you can only upgrade 1 vrsion at a time (except betwwen LTS'es)
[18:30] <karol> hi anyone knows why my amarok doesnt play mp3`s from hard drive?
[18:31] <shrini_> i need help on wireless
[18:31] <pc1> How do i install install_flash_player_10_linux.tar.gz ?
[18:31] <shrini_> please help me
[18:31] <vertix> Dr_Willis, after my experience with rootkit, and the fanciest one i can imagine, and i know what i am talking about, i'd stay from anything even remotely related to windows for as long as i have this box. Those suckers modified my partition table and made themselves some space betwen partitions and downloaded tons of viruses into that place, cause from what i see, they are working outside of operating system and doing things by directly acc
[18:31] <tyler_d> karol: do they play withought noise... or not play at all?
[18:32] <joe_> Can someone please help me fix my mouse on jaunty? It randomly jumps and clicks on screen
[18:32] <Piet> shrini_: according to http://www.geekster.org/index.php/2006/03/14/mandrake-92-on-ibm-t41/#WIRELESS you'll need ndiswrapper
[18:32] <tyler_d> !restricted > karol
[18:32] <ror> !flash
[18:32] <shrini_> Piet: thanks.  wiill look it
[18:32] <RAC_> im geting the alternate ubuntu 6.06.1, hope its the same as the normal ubuntu 9.
[18:33] <brandonban6> karol,  run sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras, then try
[18:33] <RAC_> 32
[18:33] <RAC_> bit
[18:33] <Dr_Willis> vertix:  hidden partition full-o-viruses eh?
[18:33] <karol> thx
[18:33] <Dr_Willis> vertix:  was it viewable via gparted?  just curious as to what to look for if im ever trying tofix a friends machune
[18:34] <vertix> btw, does anybody know if ununtu rootkit detectors can detect rootkit on windows partitions? cause i'd think it would be next to impossible, cause you need to do live comparison of what system calls return and what is actually in the raw registry hive
[18:34] <forensicwannabe> does anyone know if an eeepc can be dual booted
[18:34] <mzz> Dr_Willis: things like that are pretty easy to spot if you're booted off a livecd, yes.
[18:34] <Dr_Willis> forensicwannabe:  i dualboot my AcerSpireOne Just fine.
[18:34] <Piet> shrini_: ah, it actually depends on the hardware version, newer ones have atheros chipsets which are much better supported
[18:34] <Dr_Willis> mzz:  yea iw as just wondering if there was a way to hide from gparted.
[18:34] <tanveer> is using suber grub disc a safe way or restoring GRUB?
[18:34] <tanveer> of restoring grub*
[18:35] <mzz> Dr_Willis: the problem is (depending on how thorough the thing is) they can be really hard to spot running from the infected system, because they can change operating system results before scanners see them.
[18:35] <shrini_> Piet: how to find hardware version?
[18:35] <box02> hi
[18:35] <mzz> Dr_Willis: I doubt it
[18:35] <iGmail> Does it needs sudo permitted when install googleearth?
[18:35] <predaeus> Hey there, does the current fglrx drivers in Ubuntu 9.04 support OpenGL 2.1 contexts? It lists 2.1 in glxinfo but some test application here only returns GL 1.5 contexts.
[18:35] <mzz> vertix: a scanner like that can find known rootkits (acting like a standard virus scanner, not like something like rootkitrevealer)
[18:35] <dsyncd> vertix: just slave the hard drive to another windows/linux machine and backup the files, reinstall windows.  Best way to get rid of rootkits
[18:35] <tanveer> DR_WILLIS:is suber grub disc sake?
[18:35] <Sirisian|Work> Wanna help me debug a server problem. Okay two identical servers with separate hostnames. They both show their static IPs but I can only connect to one. If '/etc/init.d/networking restart' on one the other loses connection to the network (My ssh connections to it are disconnected and I can't reconnect and I can no longer wget google.com for instance). But the other one then is connected. If I go to the one that got disconnected it
[18:35] <Sirisian|Work> basically swaps roles. Any diagnoses? Some kind of network issue maybe? DHCP thing? I'm clueless.
[18:35] <vertix> Dr_Willis, yep. i noticed that my partition tables had gaps, but i needed real operating system to start working with it. I did not reformat paritions, i just zipped humongous directories and that wiped out all free space, as good, as formatting drive. then i deleted anything even remotely related to rootkit locations including all executables and all dlls, then i filled that space from humongous zips
[18:36] <tanveer> dr_willis:safe
[18:36] <mzz> vertix: just be really sure you only zipped data, not executables, obviously
[18:36] <box02> does somebody know how to make a package which install custom xkb symbol by force?
[18:37] <predaeus> Sirisian|Work, what network topology do you have? Maybe it is some port forwarding issue on a router.
[18:37] <flashblind> Sirisian|Work: Sounds like you have a prime example of a ip conflict
[18:37] <Sirisian|Work> nvm they're both working again since I left... oh great unstableness
[18:37] <znh> I'm running ubuntu server and every user sees "I have no name!" before the prompt, is it possible to remove that?
[18:37] <Sirisian|Work> flashblind, that's what I thought but I've been told a few times the DNS and macnames are correct.
[18:38] <vertix> mzz, i'd like to know as much as you can tell me about this issue. cause my main development is on windows. my main program is written in java and it runs and compiles under windows/linux/unix, but linux development tools are not upto snuff, plus i need something that can access multiple nntp servers to update my databases with fresh articles, which is a trip.
[18:38] <fynn> Why did Ubuntu choose Transmission as its official bittorrent client rather than Deluge?
[18:38] <Sirisian|Work> predaeus, well it works now. So maybe they are fighting for an IP or something. I'll check out the router settings. One moment
[18:38] <flashblind> Sirisian|Work: Dns doesn't use maccaddress
[18:38] <Piet> shrini_: i don't know. it is usually printed on a sticker on the bottom of the laptop. but what really matters is the parts contained in the laptop. You can determine them by starting the live cd, opening a terminal window and running 'lspci -v'.
[18:39] <Sirisian|Work> predaeus, DHCP sorry. Is that the correct thing for static IPs? I don't handle it. Another part of the university does.
[18:39] <box02> ok then bye .. see you later
[18:39] <Sirisian|Work> predaeus, oh and there's no routers. They are connected to switches.
[18:39] <jim__> DHCP is exactly the opposite of what you want for a static IP.
[18:39] <predaeus> Sirisian|Work, I think you meant flashblind
[18:39] <vertix> mzz, yep, that is the first thing i did and deleted executables and dlls on entire drives, so, even if i want to back something up, i simply can't, and i don't need that stuff, i have it fresh on cds
[18:39] <Sirisian|Work> predaeus, ok
[18:39] <mzz> vertix: if at all possible I'd only rescue files that are obviously data (source code and other text files) from the infected system, because those are "inert" unless the editor you're opening them in is seriously buggy
[18:39] <Piet> shrini_: how to start a terminal is explained here: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/basic-commands/C/starting-terminal.html
[18:39] <mzz> vertix: I'd expect that to be pretty safe
[18:39] <reid> ikonia: got it fixed by the way, I just upgraded the kernel to the next version, and it fixed the API mismatch =P
[18:40] <r455alfur> join #centos
[18:40] <shrini_> Piet: i am working on ubuntu only
[18:40] <flashblind> Sirisian|Work:  It depends on weather or not the machines are exposed to the internet or just you companies rfc1918 Intranet
[18:40] <Sirisian|Work> flashblind, just the intranet
[18:40] <shrini_> Piet: lspci gives no info on wireless
[18:40] <mzz> vertix: would be nice to know how they got in to begin with so you can make sure that hole is closed, but I wouldn't trust anything executable left on the partition because the malware may have messed with it
[18:40] <mzz> common sense, really
[18:40] <m0> Hello, I have been trying to connect to VPN from Jaunty, and it isn't working. It was working fine when I was in ArchLinux, any ideas why it wont connect. The log is here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/172492/
[18:40] <JorgeJorgesson> When I start Vbox and try to install a new VM, the background of my current desktop is the screen in the VBox window.  I can't see what the VM is doing.  Not sure how to explain that better.
[18:40] <mzz> vertix: you sound like you know what you're doing at least as much as I do tbh :)
[18:40] <Jack_Sparrow> Vertix you are ban evading please join #ubuntu-ops now
[18:41] <vertix> mzz, yep, but the problem is this rootkit i got is so sophisticated that about the only thing you can trust is ascii files, nothing even remotely related to registry
[18:41] <Sirisian|Work> flashblind, well I take that back. They're on an intranet but can access the internet. But I don't use them with the internet. They're 2 cups servers.
[18:41] <mzz> vertix: yep
[18:41] <Piet> shrini_: can you pastebin the output of lspci, so we can have a look, too, if you like
[18:41] <Piet> !pastebin > shrini_
[18:41] <joe_> Can someone help me fix my mouse problem on jaunty Please?
[18:42] <Piet> joe_: as i suggested yesterday, have a look at your x.org log files.
[18:42] <flashblind> Sirisian|Work: So i would note the macc addresses of the network cards and log on to your dhcp server and give each machine a unique reserved ipadrress done doing so ifconfig eth0 down && ifconfig eth0 up
[18:42] <joe_> Piet: I have
[18:43] <craigbass1976> I've just discovered the joys of VPN...  How do I specify (or search for a printer by) ip rather than computer name when connecting to a samba printer?
[18:43] <joe_> Piet: and I noticed there is no device for the mouse but I have tried to add one and it did not work?
[18:43] <Piet> joe_: you'll find them at /var/log/Xorg.0.log and ~/.xsession-errors
[18:43] <Sirisian|Work> flashblind, he said it's unique and reserved.
[18:43] <shrini_> Piet: lspci | grep Ethernet
[18:44] <shrini_> Piet: http://pastebin.com/f410ab87
[18:44] <shrini_> Piet: from lspci | pastebinit
[18:44] <Piet> shrini_: wireless devices are not usually listed as containing the word 'Ethernet'
[18:44] <m0> any ideas why my VPN wont connect in Ubuntu Jaunty?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/172492/  it says The synchronous pptp option is NOT activated
[18:44] <surja> the network manager applet in the top bar of ubuntu 9.04 shows a little cross sign and the Wired Network entry in the menu when I click the Network Manager applet is faded out
[18:44] <Sirisian|Work> flashblind, I'm talking to him now. I'm going to make sure the IP is unique also
[18:44] <shrini_> Piet: ok
[18:44] <flashblind> Sirisian|Work:  Could you please do i lspci and pastebin the results so i can reveiw them?
[18:45] <Sirisian|Work> flashblind, will do
[18:45] <ror> !codecs
[18:45] <parapanghelescu> Hi there folks; does someone knows a program/tool to index mp3 files, moovies, etc ???
[18:45] <JorgeJorgesson> How to install the OO.o 3.1?  All I get is a java error
[18:45] <Piet> joe_: alright, in this case i suggest you reconfigure x by running a terminal window, then running this command: dpkg-reconfigure -plow xserver-xorg
[18:45] <flashblind> ror: Have you looked a fleundo yet
[18:45] <raven_> hi - does anyone know the (a) gui toedit the X-conf-file? i cannot remember the name - tnx...
[18:46] <ror> flashblind, no, what's that?
[18:46] <parapanghelescu> raven gedit ?
[18:46] <Piet> joe_: after that, reboot and see if this helps. if it does not help then please pastebin those two log files.
[18:46] <rgmz> can you help me with blender
[18:46] <mingw> JorgeJOrgesson: Did you download the tar file with Jave included?
[18:46] <pepperjack> raven_: there was a tool used quite a bit in older versions of ubuntu but im not sure of the name either
[18:46] <joe_> Piet:ok thank you
[18:46] <Piet> shrini_: i'm having a look
[18:46] <rgmz> please can i get help with blender
[18:46] <JorgeJorgesson> mingw: I downloaded from the OO.o site
[18:46] <predaeus> rgmz, usage or installation of blender? there is a blender channel here
[18:46] <cemc> hi. sometimes after resuming my hdd just goes crazy and I can't do anything , it just seems to read/write frantically, and everything slows down for about 5 minutes
[18:47] <surja> can anyone help with configuring a wired network connection? the network manager applet in the top bar of ubuntu 9.04 shows a little cross sign and the Wired Network entry in the menu when I click the Network Manager applet is faded out
[18:47] <cemc> and it's not hibernate, it's suspend
[18:47] <mingw> Generally they have two versions to download, one with Java and one without.  As I recall the one w/ Java is over 500 meg in size.
[18:47] <rgmz> well problems flickering screen in ubuntu
[18:47] <raven_> pepperjack must be an insignificant name i cannot remember too ;)
[18:47] <JorgeJorgesson> mingw: only one d/l button to press
[18:47] <Jack_Sparrow> rgmz ati video card..  try turning off compiz effects
[18:47] <predaeus> rgmz, probably a driver issue, but I don't know sorry.
[18:47] <gianluca> !it
[18:47] <rgmz> compiz ok
[18:48] <mingw> From the main OOo website, yes.  That one should have it included then.  I would try to uninstall the version that was in Ubuntu and then run the install again.  That should fix the problem
[18:48] <flashblind> ror: fluendo is a company that sell prepackaged sets of codeacs
[18:48] <Piet> shrini_: which linux (and which version) did you run this lspci command from?
[18:48] <mingw> With the uninstall, I would check both the Add/remove and the Synaptic Pacakge manager to make sure nothing is left over.
[18:48] <JorgeJorgesson> mingw: yeah, tried that
[18:49] <shrini_> Piet: kubuntu 9.04
[18:49] <ror> flashblind: why would I want that? :\
[18:49] <Murre> Hi those anyone know a good, fun, game that you can play and be quite obessed with!
[18:49] <flashblind> Sirisian|Work: How are the diagnostics coming along
[18:49] <surja> can anyone help with configuring a wired network connection? the network manager applet in the top bar of ubuntu 9.04 shows a little cross sign and the Wired Network entry in the menu when I click the Network Manager applet is faded out
[18:49] <Murre> that works with ubuntu,linux of course
[18:49] <Dr_Willis> Murre:  FreeCol, FreeCiv, Wesnoth
[18:49] <Murre> where do I get it?
[18:49] <JorgeJorgesson> mingw: worked in Vista with no issues
[18:49] <Dr_Willis> Murre:  check the package manager yet?
[18:50] <ror> freecol it's worth grabbing the one from the website, the one in ubuntu repo is very old and buggy as hell
[18:50] <mingw> I had to go through both before I could get it working a couple days ago.  It is a real headache....
[18:50] <Piet> shrini_: can you also pastebin the output of "lspci -n", please
[18:50] <JorgeJorgesson> mingw: let me try Fedora
[18:50] <Murre> aha thx
[18:50] <flashblind> ror with the fluendo mega pack you gempeg3&4 and a whole crap load of other closed codecs
[18:50] <BugeyeD> for the search engines:
[18:50] <BugeyeD> 32-bit flock browser on 64-bit jaunty fails. what am i missing here? worked prior to my upgrade to jaunty. http://nopaste.com/p/a0bPIz8yW
[18:50] <Sirisian|Work> flashblind, http://pastebin.com/d7bfd1d76
[18:50] <BugeyeD> sudo apt-get install ia32-libs
[18:50] <Sirisian|Work> flashblind, The guy said he'd call me back :
[18:50] <mingw> Also, from that download button, there is an option to download additional versions for different OS.  You might try that website as well
[18:51] <JorgeJorgesson> mingw: I don't see that
[18:51] <_gpg_> hi
[18:51] <Piet> shrini_: is this a T41 or a T41P?
[18:51] <_gpg_> How can we list recursively and sort the content of a directotry please
[18:51] <shrini_> Piet: http://pastebin.com/f5e982a9c
[18:51] <DareDevil0> Buenas alguien sabe como instalo impresora LX 300 + ubuntu 8.04
[18:51] <shrini_> Piet: T41 only
[18:51] <surja> can anyone help with configuring a wired network connection? the network manager applet in the top bar of ubuntu 9.04 shows a little cross sign and the Wired Network entry in the menu when I click the Network Manager applet is faded out
[18:52] <flashblind> Sirisian|Work: It might just be a network issue
[18:52] <mingw> If you click on the arrow next to "I want to Download" there is a link "more platforms, languages, Non-JRE version"
[18:52] <dayo> !es | DareDevil0
[18:52] <Mba7eth> hi guys any one from UK here
[18:52] <Sirisian|Work> flashblind, I'd imagine so. My other 7 servers don't have this problem
[18:52] <Mba7eth> Please reply
[18:52] <briwood> deweysquare1: get the file?
[18:52] <dayo> i love spanish. such a beautiful language. i wish i could speak it
[18:53] <deweysquare1> briwood: no
[18:53] <JorgeJorgesson> mingw: you know what?  Upgrade worked fine in Fedora.  I'll use it there and in Vista.  Thanks though!
[18:53] <mingw> You will get the Java files when you download from screen
[18:53] <rgmz> join/ #blender
[18:53] <Jack_Sparrow> Mba7eth there is a ubuntu-uk channel
[18:53] <mingw> Sure thing..good luck
[18:53] <Mba7eth> thnaks
[18:53] <flashblind> Sirisian|Work: is your network infrastructure of supportin gigbit connections?
[18:53] <DareDevil0> Sorry about that
[18:53] <rgmz> how do i quit this to nickserv
[18:54] <Sirisian|Work> My work computer is on it's own fiber line. So yeah there's a lot of fiber optic cables around me. :\
[18:54] <flashblind> Sirisian|Work: is your network infrastructure  capible of supporting gigbit connections?
[18:54] <JorgeJorgesson> mingw: maybe I'll file a bug for Ubuntu
[18:54] <dayo> rmgmz: /leave
[18:54] <dayo> nevermind
[18:54] <aaronfay> morning all
[18:54] <dayo> !hi aaronfay
[18:54] <shrini_> Piet: what is ndiswrapper, madwifi?
[18:54] <dayo> !hi |  aaronfay
[18:54] <shrini_> Piet: what to try?
[18:54] <Sirisian|Work> flashblind, Aren't most universities their own ISP? I assume the network is pretty sufficient
[18:54] <SirErugor> evening, aaronfay ;)
[18:54] <surja> can anyone help with configuring a wired network connection? the network manager applet in the top bar of ubuntu 9.04 shows a little cross sign and the Wired Network entry in the menu when I click the Network Manager applet is faded out
[18:55] <aaronfay> are the gutsy repos offline?
[18:55] <Dr_Willis> aaronfay:  i had some servers real slow last night
[18:55] <aaronfay> Dr_Willis: I can't update anything it seems
[18:55] <flashblind> Sirisian|Work: So  the backbone band width is notman issue, andyou would be correcton the assumtion that most universities are their own isp
[18:55] <dayo> surja: i can try. what do u want to do?
[18:56] <Dr_Willis> aaronfay:  for some of the OLD OLD releases they eventyally get moved to some other server/name. but i forget what.
[18:56] <Dr_Willis> !eol
[18:56] <JorgeJorgesson> Anyone else have the OpenOffice 3.1 upgrade fail, or just my install?
[18:56] <surja> ok i use an ADSL connection to connect to the net...
[18:56] <Piet> shrini_: looks like you have to resort to ndiswrapper/linuxant. it is a wrapper which makes windows wireless drivers usable on linux. you use it when there are no native linux drivers.
[18:56] <surja> but I could not configure it using the Network manager applet
[18:56] <DaveJ1337> I have a Jaunty display size question for anyone that's interested
[18:56] <surja> i had to use pppoeconfig
[18:57] <shrini_> Piet: any link for setup ndiswrapper or linuxant?
[18:57] <Piet> shrini_: this works as well and as straigt forward as this description will make you think it works.
[18:57] <flashblind> Sirisian|Work:  Some universities and colleges prevent studen and faculty from running personal servers due to fear of  file sharing lawsuits
[18:57] <surja> when i click the Network Manager applet, it shows the menu with Wired Network grayed out
[18:57] <aaronfay> ubottu: does that mean the package repos are also finished?
[18:58] <aaronfay> darnit
[18:58] <dayo> surja: 9.04 or 8.10?
[18:58] <surja> 9.04
[18:58] <gharz> anybody here using evolution as their mail app? i can't create 2 pop accounts. only 1 pop account retrieves my mail... and the other one it doesn't. wonder why.
[18:58] <DaveJ1337> Jaunty's detecting the wrong display size, my desktop is too big for the screen.  What do I do?
[18:58] <zenergi> any idea why "top" and "ps aux" take forever to respond? ( just upgraded to 9.04 and rebooted)
[18:58] <coz_> DaveJ1337,  nvidia?
[18:58] <DaveJ1337> gharz: My evolution is set up with two pop accounts
[18:58] <dayo> surja: well, i don't know if the config files are still the same location on 9.04, but have a look at /etc/network/interfaces
[18:59] <parapanghelescu> Hi there again ...does someone know a program / application to index media files ???
[18:59] <DaveJ1337> coz: ATI
[18:59] <surja> what should I look for in that?
[18:59] <coz_> DaveJ1337,   darn I am not good with ati situations
[18:59] <DaveJ1337> what would you do for NV?
[18:59] <JorgeJorgesson> Ok, I assume just my install.  I'll switch to Fedora.  Works there.  Later.
[18:59] <tdn> The new Ubuntu 9.04 boots a bit faster than the old one, but how can I make it boot even faster?
[19:00] <coz_> DaveJ1337,  nvidia has  nvidia-xconfig  that generally would take care of that for ati , however I dont know
[19:00] <rgmz> help me with flickering screen of blender
[19:00] <Jack_Sparrow> tdn remove splash from the boot line
[19:00] <mheath> parapanghelescu: Can you explain what you mean by "index media files"? What kind of media files - music, movies, pictures - and how are you hoping to index them?
[19:00] <dayo> surja: u're trying to configure your network interfaces, right? i've never used an ADSL or pppoe, so i'm not sure if it's eth0 we're going to configure. anyone have any input on this?
[19:00] <t3pleni9> whats the command for mounting physical hard drives
[19:00] <gharz> DaveJ1337: i've 2 pop accounts... 1 is gmail and the other 1 is yahoo. i tried yahoo without gmail and it worked... and tried gmail without yahoo and it worked... but if i set up both, the other one doesn't work. right now my gmail doesn't download my mails.
[19:00] <tdn> Jack_Sparrow, really? Does the splash consume a measurable amount of time during boot? How much?
[19:00] <t3pleni9> in terminal
[19:00] <erUSUL> !mount
[19:00] <dayo> t3pleni9: mount
[19:00] <DaveJ1337> as for the question on evolution, I just set up two accounts in "preferences" and it worked for me.  maybe one of your accounts isn't set up right?  try setting it up with one account, then delete it and set up the other...Just to see if it's the account or the program
[19:01] <t3pleni9> but it has to be listed in the dev file
[19:01] <parapanghelescu> mheath > yes, moovies, music mostly ...Index as automatically construct a database / excel file / xml files ...etc
[19:01] <DaveJ1337> gharz, you beat me to it.  I use the same server, just two accounts.  Not sure bro.
[19:01] <gharz> DaveJ1337: it says Complete but it didn't download the mail. i checked the web based account and the mail is still inside my gmail... :(
[19:01] <gharz> ok.
[19:01] <gharz> thanks!
[19:01] <gharz> anyone?
[19:01] <wizardslovak> hello people
[19:02] <surja> the ifconfig command shows two interfaces eth0 and eth1 but I am sure there is only one lan card in the laptop
[19:02] <Piet> shrini_: a great resource for you is this: http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Category:T41
[19:02] <wizardslovak> i installed restricted-extras and my player worked
[19:02] <HikeTech> tdn, there isn't much you can do to get measurable gains. Removing the splash gains a minimal decrease in boot time. You're essentially stuck with shaving a sec here or there, maybe a fraction or so here and there, and that's probably about it.
[19:02] <wizardslovak> when i reset it i hear sound but no video
[19:02] <PoisonSerpent> Hey, all.
[19:02] <dayo> surja: are there any IPs attached to eth0 or eth1?
[19:02] <mheath> parapanghelescu: I use banshee; it does an excellent job of organizing my music, and while I don't use it for this, I believe it organizes your videos for you too.
[19:02] <flashblind> finger
[19:02] <t3pleni9> the mount command doesn't show the sda2 and sda3 how to add them
[19:03] <Piet> shrini_: actually madwifi may work for you. install the  linux-restricted-modules-* package
[19:03] <surja> dayo: I don't think so... i haven't been able to configure them at all
[19:03] <tdn> HikeTech, ok. What are the biggest time consumers that prevent that?
[19:03] <parapanghelescu> mheath > does you know any other one ???
[19:03] <parapanghelescu> and ..it' works in Ubuntu ?
[19:03] <dayo> surja: in the second line of the ifconfig output, are there IP numbers after ' inet addr:'  ?
[19:05] <erUSUL> t3pleni9: sudo mount -t [vfstype] /dev/whatever /mount/point
[19:05] <surja> dayo: yes there are ... eth0      Link encap:Ethernet  HWaddr 00:02:3f:ea:d3:db
[19:05] <surja>           inet6 addr: fe80::202:3fff:feea:d3db/64 Scope:Link ... and eth1      Link encap:Ethernet  HWaddr 00:1a:73:1c:f2:c2
[19:05] <surja>           inet6 addr: fe80::21a:73ff:fe1c:f2c2/64 Scope:Link
[19:06] <flashblind> surja: Please use paste bin
[19:06] <dayo> surja: ok, hold on.
[19:06] <flashblind> !pastebin | surja
[19:06] <Jack_Sparrow> flashblind thanks for making that clear..
[19:07] <flashblind> Np Jack_Sparrow
[19:07] <HikeTech> tdn, I think ubuntu boots much slower than let's say, Debian, because there are more services that start at boot. You could remove things such as cups if you don't print, maybe remove bluetooth packages if you don't use it, etc.; checkout your startup items too to see what can be removed when you login.
[19:08] <Jack_Sparrow> flashblind what command did you have him run?
[19:08] <lorenzo5891> ciao
[19:08] <surja> thanks.. here it is.. http://paste.ubuntu.com/172510/
[19:08] <flashblind> Jack_Sparrow: whio?
[19:08] <flashblind> Jack_Sparrow: who?
[19:08] <Jack_Sparrow> surja
[19:08] <surja> yes?
[19:08] <flashblind> Jack_Sparrow:   29.
[19:08] <flashblind>   30.
[19:08] <flashblind>       00:1f.5 Multimedia audio controller: Intel Corporation 82801EB/ER (ICH5/ICH5R) AC'97 Audio Controller (rev 02)
[19:08] <flashblind>   31.
[19:08] <flashblind>       05:02.0 Ethernet controller: Broadcom Corporation NetXtreme BCM5782 Gigabit Ethernet (rev 03)
[19:08] <flashblind> Submit a correction or amendment below (click here to make a fresh posting)ifconfig
[19:08] <tdn> HikeTech, where can I see which services that start up? And where can I enable/disable them? Is there a way to only start some services (such as CUPS and so on) when they are needed? Windows allows this.
[19:09] <carpii> tdn, check system settings -> advanced
[19:09] <kebomix> hello , my bluetooth send and browse phone , but it don't receive  , phones says "Sending Failed"  while sending to my laptop
[19:09] <carpii> or you can install the chkconfig package and do it all from cmdline like redhat
[19:09] <surja> here is the output of ifconfig .. http://paste.ubuntu.com/172514/
[19:10] <hahahhahahha> UBUNTU SUCKS. GO WINDOWS 7.
[19:10] <Dr_Willis> hahahhahahha:  it dosent have printer drivers for my printer.
[19:10] <hahahhahahha> AND THEIR AWESOME SECURITY!
[19:10]  * Dr_Willis goes back to sleep now
[19:10] <hahahhahahha> Lmao. So true.
[19:10] <tdn> carpii, can I make a service start up when it is needed? Like CUPS only starting up, when I need to print?
[19:10] <Piet> Dr_Willis: but it has caps
[19:10] <hahahhahahha> J/K.
[19:10] <hahahhahahha> I (L) Ubuntu.
[19:11]  * erUSUL takes a mask he can not stand troll smell
[19:11] <hahahhahahha> I'm actually running my server on it.
[19:11] <carpii> tdn, you mean on demand, or manually start it ?
[19:11] <dayo> surja: are u sure u can't get online with that? i can ping u just fine.
[19:11] <tdn> carpii, automatically.
[19:11] <carpii> tdn, i think youd need to setup inetd
[19:11] <carpii> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inetd
[19:12] <carpii> but i dont really know whether its suitable for cups and stuff
[19:12] <HikeTech> Startup items can be found in your preferences if you use gnome, as far as daemons, ask someone in here, I use Arch and it's in /etc/rc.conf, but I think Ubuntu might be different.
[19:12] <surja> yes i can configure the ADSL internet connection using pppoeconfig
[19:13] <surja> but i cant share files with another computer using a cross cable,.. though it works in windows xp
[19:13] <dayo> surja: how are u trying to share? scp?
[19:13] <surja> i cannot configure the net connection using the Networkmanager applet
[19:14] <tdn> carpii, can I also make some modules only load when they are needed? Like yenta? I hardly ever use PCMCIA or bluetooth.
[19:14] <dayo> surja: can u rightClick the NM applet and see a working menu?
[19:14] <surja> the Networkmanager applet does not list any interface
[19:14] <surja> yes i can
[19:14] <synt4x> is there a way to revert to the old touchpad scroll style?? I really don't like the two finger scroll
[19:15] <surja> the Enable Networking boxes are checked
[19:15] <surja> when I click Edit connections and create a new wired connection.. nothing shows up
[19:16] <Meuha> bonjour...
[19:16] <dayo> surja: look around on your desktop, maybe EditConnections is already open from a previous try?
[19:16] <surja> or when I add a new DSL connection using Networkmanager applet, nothing is created either
[19:16] <Cryptic_Donkey> !fr | meuserj
[19:17] <surja> should it ask for the root password when I try to Edit Connection.. because it does not ask for any
[19:17] <surja> dayo: Edit connections is not open.. I checked
[19:17] <erUSUL> surja: system>Preferences>Network connections ?
[19:18] <dayo> surja: checked all the other Workspaces?
[19:18] <Cryptic_Donkey> !fr | meuha
[19:18] <whartung> Simple Gnome question. I have a executable that I want to put in the "Applications->Programming" menu on my Gnome desktop. I have a .desktop file (I cloned an existing one), but no entry shows up. I have the file in ~/.local/share/applications. Any pointers?
[19:19] <surja> dayo: yes I checked.. nothing open there
[19:19] <elu> any one help diagnose an issue with installation. I have installed Ubuntu on several systems before i just tried to install on a brand new laptop with XP there already and I cant see the intall menu fromthe live CD boot up. Its all tiled and unreadable persume its a resolution graphics issue
[19:19] <surja> tried once more to Add a new connection but nothing shows up
[19:19] <dayo> surja: hmmm. well, i'm stumped. try rebooting, maybe that helps :-/
[19:19] <quaal> how do i configure the application that handles screensaver control
[19:19] <pepperjack> surja: we store the password for a few minutes so if you have gksudo or sudo'd recently it wont
[19:19] <surja> and no error messages either
[19:19] <Throw_Laptop_At_> Can anyone tell me if it is possible to use the built in Windows Partition program to safely resize my linux (ubuntu) parition
[19:20] <Throw_Laptop_At_> I am having trouble making a bootable GParted USB and I have no Cds
[19:20] <carpii> use gparted from the livecd
[19:20] <pepperjack> Throw_Laptop_At_: i would not trust it to work well with ext3 or 4
[19:20] <surja> pepperjack: I haven't sudo'd at all
[19:20] <mib_93tuonrp> piet
[19:20] <andrew_> hi can i get flock yet?
[19:20] <brandonban6> Throw_Laptop_At_, that is a scary thought, clone your ubuntu system, resize, format, re-image.
[19:20] <carpii> Throw_Laptop_At_, have you tried putting a ubuntu image onto usb via unetbootin ?
[19:20] <genii> Throw_Laptop_At_: Since Windows doesn't know how to read ext2/3/4 filesystems without special drivers, any data on the partition will be lost
[19:21] <dayo> andrew_: flock is bloatedFirefox
[19:21] <pepperjack> Throw_Laptop_At_: i second unetbootin very slick tool available for windows as well
[19:21] <surja> dayo: the NetworManager applet keeps showing a little cross mark even after I reboot
[19:21] <mib_93tuonrp> piet, i think my internet has broken again
[19:21] <Kalmi>  Throw_Laptop_At +1
[19:21] <andrew_> nah well i think right but i love my twitter so i wanna get it
[19:21] <mrkaps> andrew_: how about NOT using a regitered nick
[19:21] <andrew_> it ha sall the media plug ins
[19:21] <mrkaps> registered even
[19:21] <andrew_> i do
[19:22] <dayo> surja: what do u see when u leftClick the NM?
[19:22] <surja> how can I check which brand lan card it is?
[19:22] <Throw_Laptop_At_> genii: So since this is fresh install of Ubuntu i could change my current 2gb partiton of linux and merge it with the 15 gb of un allocated space
[19:22] <mrkaps> andrew_: out of courtesy, ill give you a few seconds to change your nick
[19:22] <erUSUL> surja: lspci | grep -i net
[19:22] <Piet> mib_93tuonrp: :-/
[19:22] <Throw_Laptop_At_> then could i specify ubuntu to install on that new disk area?
[19:22] <genii> Throw_Laptop_At_: Yup, so long as you don't care what's on it before you install to it
[19:22] <mib_93tuonrp> I JEST
[19:22] <Piet> mib_93tuonrp: pastebin the log file if you want me to verify it.
[19:22] <Throw_Laptop_At_> or should i just wait until tomorrow, and go and get a blank cd
[19:22] <andrew_> why?
[19:22] <andrew_>  it registered
[19:23] <mrkaps> fine, be a dick
[19:23] <kebomix> hello , my bluetooth send and browse phone , but it don't receive  , phones says "Sending Failed"  while sending to my laptop
[19:23] <mib_93tuonrp> sorry piet, just having a joke :P
[19:23] <genii> !language | mrkaps / andrew_
[19:23] <oobbon> How do I mount an SDcard that i just plugged into my box?
[19:23] <oobbon> A flash drive sdcard
[19:23] <Kalmi> kebomix, what kind of phone is it?
[19:23] <Piet> mib_93tuonrp: i dont know what JEST is
[19:23] <elu> any ideas on messed up screen during installation froma live cd? safe graphics works Can i force a refresh rate?
[19:23] <grea8> how to configure wireless in ubuntu?
[19:24] <elu> safe graphics doesnt work sorry
[19:24] <mib_93tuonrp> it just means i joke
[19:24] <andrew_> Piet: 'in jest' would mean, 'in a joking manner'
[19:24] <surja> dayo: http://paste.ubuntu.com/172523/ ... see there are two controllers being shown
[19:24] <kebomix> kalmi :  any phone , i tried alot , Nokia n95 , Nokia n80 ,all phone dont send
[19:24] <mib_93tuonrp> piet, i sorted out the package manager ;)
[19:24] <oobbon> How do I mount an SDcard that i just plugged into my box?
[19:24] <mib_93tuonrp> everything is working
[19:24] <Piet> andrew_: ah, thanks :)
[19:24] <Slart> oobbon: usually they are mounted automatically
[19:24] <Cryptic_Donkey> !wireless | elu
[19:24] <grea8> how to configure wireless in ubuntu?
[19:24] <dayo> surja: the first one's your wifi
[19:25] <oobbon> Slart, im at the command line
[19:25] <dayo> surja: second one's your wired
[19:25] <surja> dayo: can i post a screenshot anywhere to show it to you?
[19:25] <Piet> mib_93tuonrp: everything but or everything including internet access?
[19:25] <oobbon> not using a Windows terminal
[19:25] <mib_93tuonrp> everything including my internet
[19:25] <dayo> surja: sure
[19:25] <surja> dayo: you can see the menu then
[19:25] <grea8> how to configure wireless in ubuntu?
[19:25] <oobbon> How do I view the contents of my sd card that was mounted?
[19:25] <mib_93tuonrp> grea8 whats the problem youre having?
[19:25] <oobbon> im at the terminal
[19:25] <surja> dayo: how do I send the screenshot to you?
[19:25] <Piet> mib_93tuonrp: so this was false alert, i guess
[19:25] <Slart> oobbon: hmm.. not sure if automounting is a gnome thing.. or a udev thing..  you can check in the syslog what device it's available as..
[19:25] <dayo> surja: try http://imgur.com/
[19:25] <surja> ok
[19:26] <ryan_> i love my asus eee
[19:26] <mib_93tuonrp> piet, just been installing some apps etc
[19:26] <Slart> oobbon: the syslog will tell you if automounting failed for some reason too
[19:26] <mib_93tuonrp> ryan_ you got netbook remix installed?
[19:26] <Piet> mib_93tuonrp: i'D still be interested in looking at the log, even if it does work, so i'll know what it looks like when it works for you
[19:26] <ryan_> yes i do
[19:26] <oobbon> Slart lsusb says its Dev 04
[19:26] <ryan_> just installed yesterday
[19:26] <mib_93tuonrp> ok piet, ill do it a bit later on
[19:26] <elu> hmm wireless is not what i need. Installation problems in respect to garbled tiled screens..
[19:26] <grea8> <mib_93tuonrp:r u there?
[19:27] <ForgeAus> wow scubuntu, science ubuntu, thats a distro I hadn't heard of til now! ... itneresting
[19:27] <Piet> mib_93tuonrp: alright, thanks
[19:27] <mib_93tuonrp> yes grea8
[19:27] <Slart> oobbon: I don't think you can mount stuff using the info from lsusb
[19:27] <erUSUL> Slart: i can tell that is responsability of hal (hald etc)
[19:27] <grea8> <mib_93tuonrp:i have inbuilt wireless in my system i want to use it in ubuntu
[19:27] <erUSUL> Slart: i'm having problems with it as of late ;P
[19:27] <Slart> erUSUL: so usb sticks, external drives and such should automount even if you're running ubuntu server?
[19:28] <ryan_> wireless can be a pain
[19:28] <grea8> <mib_93tuonrp:i want to share my frnds laptop(having ubuntu ) with mine
[19:28] <mib_93tuonrp> i cant really help with trhat
[19:28] <oobbon> slar i got it thanks
[19:28] <mib_93tuonrp> sorry
[19:28] <oobbon> it was /dev/sdb
[19:28] <mib_93tuonrp> piet can we chat in the empty chat again?
[19:29] <erUSUL> Slart: i dunno steps to cure the simptons i see... make sure hald is running ( sudo /etc/init.d/hald restart) then force mount ( gnome-mount /dev/sdxx ) repeat the two steps if neccesary
[19:29] <genii> oobbon: First find what /dev/sdX or so it gave the card. If you:   dmesg|tail       after inserting it, should say there. Also you can find this usually from result of: sudo fdisk -l    (and look for correct size drive). You ned to make a dir to mount it to. So something like: sudo mkdir /media/somename           Then a mount command similar to:   sudo mount /dev/sdz1 /media/somename                  If the devicename is sdz and it has 1 partition for ins
[19:29] <genii>  If not native linux fileystem, you may need to specify type with the -t <fstype> option (eg:  -t ntfs   or -t vfat     etc,etc)
[19:30] <Slart> erUSUL: thanks
[19:30] <elu> is ther a way to alter levi ccd boot options for screen refresh rates?
[19:30] <elu> i forced resolution but that didnt work
[19:31] <elu> i still get tiled garbled screen out put int he install page
[19:31] <elu> live cd even
[19:31] <jess> hello
[19:31] <neurobuntu> elu have you tried the alternate install cd
[19:31] <dayo> !welcome | jess
[19:32] <elu> neurobuntu: no i havent
[19:32] <mib_93tuonrp> are there any cool apps for netbook remix?
[19:32] <neurobuntu> elu, try that....
[19:33] <IndyGunFreak> mib_93tuonrp: same ones there are for the regular releases..
[19:33] <matrix_> how can i watch videos on vimeo.com i can watch videos on youtube.com but in vimeo.com i can not play videos
[19:33] <god__> ok i've got a problem with my wireless being limited to 1mb/s.  i've found a quick fix that works but i have to run it everytime i boot up.  there's a long term fix but i don';t have one of the folders it says.  it says i've got to add this "pre-up iwconfig wlan0 rate 54M" to the /etc/network/interfaces then run a command in the terminal.. the problem is i don't appear to have a NETWORK folder
[19:33] <surja> dayo: sorry I can't take a screenshot with the NM clicked
[19:33] <elu> ok will do thanks neurobuntu
[19:33] <surja> dayo: when I left click the NM, the menu pops up and the Wired Network and Wireless Networks are grayed out
[19:34] <surja> they are inactive and I can'r click them
[19:34] <surja> can't*
[19:34] <dayo> surja: well, really don't know what to do. i can't figure out how they'd be greyed out and u still get a connection :-(
[19:35] <matrix_> how can i watch videos on vimeo.com i can watch videos on youtube.com but in vimeo.com i can not play videos
[19:35] <ubuntu> Could someone share with me their /etc/crypttab and /etc/initramfs-tools/modules files if you're running lvm over luks?  I installed on an existing system, but I can't get it to boot.
[19:35] <Slart> god__: mm.. no /etc/network folder.. that would be odd.. are you running jaunty?
[19:35] <yuri20_> Can anybody tell mi how can I connect to the biggest polish channel of irc ?
[19:35] <god__> slart i'm running xubuntu
[19:35] <surja> dayo: i remember it did work perfectly in 8.04
[19:35] <yuri20_> Sorry but I am a new user of Ubuntu
[19:36] <erUSUL> yuri20_: is the channel on the freenode network ? what's the channel name ?
[19:36] <dayo> surja: well, i hear about a lot of stuff that worked in 8.04/.10 not working in 9.04 now. which is why i stick with hardy and ibex. hardy on my servers and desktops. ibex on my laptop.
[19:36] <yuri20_> I don't know but i want to connect to the BIGGEST channel
[19:36] <cesarcc21> hola alguien español
[19:36] <erUSUL> !es | cesarcc21
[19:36] <Slart> god__: can you pastebin an output of "ls /etc"? you can use pastebinit and then run "ls /etc | pastebinit"
[19:36] <yuri20_> You know them ?
[19:36] <vishal> hi
[19:37] <erUSUL> yuri20_: no
[19:37] <erUSUL> !pl | yuri20_
[19:37] <Fishscene> Is anyone having trouble with the NVIDIA drivers for Ubuntu 8.10 / 9.04?
[19:37] <surja> dayo: well this is out of context, but I think it's safer to just stick with 8.10 or 8.04
[19:37] <cesarcc21> holaaaaaaaaaaa
[19:37] <Buttons840> Anyone know how I can stop add/remove programs from writing to the sources.list file?  I've been testing the use of local repositories, but every time I attempt to use add/remove it adds a line into the sources.list file.  I have set the permissions of that file so that root and all others have read only access, but add/remove can still add a line (something I can't even do as root at present)?
[19:37] <yuri20_> That's it
[19:37] <Slart> Fishscene: works for me
[19:37] <Fishscene> Slart: What graphics card do you have?
[19:37] <yuri20_> Bye and sorry for problems :D
[19:37] <Slart> Fishscene: 8800 gtx
[19:37] <dayo> surja: i agree
[19:37] <matrix_> how can i watch videos on vimeo.com i can watch videos on youtube.com but in vimeo.com i can not play videos
[19:38] <Dr_Willis> Buttons840:  why cant you do it as root? its just a regular file.. The add/remove tool - is rather.. pathic in ways.. You may want to start using synaptic.
[19:38] <Fishscene> Slart: I have an 8800 GTS. (2 of them). Whenever I install the restricted drivers (from Ubuntu or from the website), GDM can't start. =(
[19:38] <mrpockets> OH HEY!!!!11one
[19:38] <surja> dayo: thanks for your time.. I guess I'll keep looking then :)
[19:38] <carpii> yeah add/remove programs is pretty duff.
[19:38] <Dr_Willis> Fishscene:  hmm.. my 8800gtsXXX works :) I just got the 1 however.
[19:38] <carpii> I wish theyd just launch synaptic or adept
[19:38] <mrpockets> dude so i upgraded the other day
[19:38] <mrpockets> whats cool about 910?
[19:38] <Slart> Fishscene: have a look in /var/log/Xorg.0.log .. if it fails there should be an error in there
[19:38] <dayo> surja: hey, u're welcome. sorry i wasn't much of help.
[19:39] <mrpockets> Somebody WOW me!
[19:39]  * dayo WOWS mrpockets
[19:39] <Fishscene> I'll take note of that as my machine is a 10 minute drive away from me =(
[19:39] <Dr_Willis> mrpockets:  it cured my dogs cancer.
[19:39] <Fishscene> Is there anything else I should look for to help nail this down?
[19:39] <Slart> mrpockets: why noy ask in #ubuntu+1.. that is the official channel for 9.10
[19:39] <Buttons840> Dr_Willis, I can't do it because I've set read only permissions, even for root.  (I can change the permission and then make changes if I want.)  The thing that is interesting, is that add/remove can make changes even when the permission is read only for both root and all others.
[19:39] <surja> dayo: no probs :) take care ok... its midnight here in India and I do have to log off now. Bye for now :)
[19:39] <matrix_> how can i watch videos on vimeo.com i can watch videos on youtube.com but in vimeo.com i can not play videos
[19:40] <Dr_Willis> Buttons840:  hmm ive never notice read only affecting root...
[19:40] <w1ll> How do you change the port X listens to from 6000 to some other port?
[19:41] <dayo> surja: bye. take care :-)
[19:41] <Buttons840> Dr_Willis, well, maybe I'm not understanding.  I have set read only for root in permissions, does that actually do anything?  When I open the file in gedit as root, I cannot save the changes, so long as it's set as read only.
[19:41] <Dr_Willis> Buttons840:  even vi can write to a read only file with the right options
[19:41] <Dr_Willis> Buttons840:  it can be overridden by the right stuff. :) I just made a read only file, and i could edit it with vi If i used :!w  to force the write
[19:42] <DaveJ1337> Does Best Buy sell motherboards?
[19:42] <Dr_Willis> Buttons840:  so you CAN alter the file with the right tools even if its read only
[19:42] <Buttons840> Dr_Willis, so am I to understand that permissions have no influence on root?
[19:42] <Dr_Willis> DaveJ1337:  not that ive seen.
[19:42] <DaveJ1337> lame...
[19:42] <DaveJ1337> newegg it is...
[19:42] <DaveJ1337> thanks
[19:42] <ryan_> possibly, not good ones if they do
[19:42] <ryan_> i hate best buy
[19:42] <Dr_Willis> Buttons840:  its   somewhat inforced. :) so its not 'no influence'
[19:42] <Dr_Willis> I wouldent buy much from BB - unless its on sale
[19:42] <Buttons840> Dr_Willis, also, how can I protect a file?  Can Vi overwrite protected files even without the root password?
[19:43] <Dr_Willis> Buttons840:  if you use vi as root.. yes it can.
[19:43] <MrPunkin> Hey guys. New to ubuntu for anything. Been on CentOS as a server ENV for a few years but trying a ubuntu server. Quick Q. Never done apt-get stuff before. I'm getting this error "NO_PUBKEY 5F850D830090DAAD" when trying to add a custom repository to the sources.list.d/other.sources.list file I made.
[19:43] <Buttons840> Dr_Willis, root > permissions.   ;)
[19:43] <Dr_Willis> Buttons840:  you may want to use synaptic and set the repositories. and see if it still adds the line. WHAT line is the thing adding anyway?
[19:43] <Hiemanshu> Hello everyone
[19:43] <erUSUL> !gpg
[19:43] <erUSUL> !aptkey
[19:43] <Buttons840> Dr_Willis, it adds deb http://archive.ubuntu.com//  blah blah whatever
[19:44] <Dr_Willis> There is also some Unmutiable? flag to make somthing even more write protedvcted..
[19:44]  * erUSUL never remembers that factoid...
[19:44] <Dr_Willis> Buttons840:  and why is that an issue?
[19:44] <erUSUL> !gpgerr
[19:44] <erUSUL> !gpgerr > MrPunkin
[19:44] <sebsebseb> MrPunkin: security message I think
[19:44] <CiPHER_> Piet:Posting log in a few,I did what you said and restarted and nothing fixed and now running in low graphics
[19:44] <crypt_help> Could someone share with me their /etc/crypttab and /etc/initramfs-tools/modules files if you're running lvm over luks?  I installed on an existing system, but I can't get it to boot.
[19:44] <Buttons840> Dr_Willis, I'm trying to test an local repository, and I don't want it to look to the online repos.
[19:44] <Dr_Willis> Buttons840:  you could edit the hosts file so that  address points to the local machine
[19:44] <CiPHER_> This is Joe
[19:44] <sebsebseb> MrPunkin: to tell you your not adding from a trusted source,  I think
[19:44] <judget_> Does anyone know if with jaunty the xorg.conf is still used?
[19:44] <Hiemanshu> judget_, yes it
[19:44] <judget_> Just upgraded and I have a small display issue
[19:45] <synt4x> once again, is there a way to revert to the old touchpad scroll style?? I really don't like the two finger scroll
[19:45] <MrPunkin> sebsebseb: but will my apt-get install work after that, or is it an error that will stop that?
[19:45] <Buttons840> Dr_Willis, I have sources.list set up pointing to local repos on the hdd.
[19:45] <Hiemanshu> judget_, what is wrong
[19:45] <judget_> ok thanks one display on my laptop is 16:9 1200x800 and the external one is 1024x768
[19:45] <judget_> with Intrepid I was able to fill both displays
[19:45] <judget_> using the intel driver
[19:45] <gianluca> !it
[19:45] <jake77> Ciao a tutti <-=® Project v3 ®=->
[19:46] <judget_> with jaunty the laptop display is 4:3 with black on left and right
[19:46] <sebsebseb> MrPunkin: you can ignore security warning, but   it's a good idea that your only adding repos from a trusted source
[19:46] <Buttons840> Dr_Willis, I'll just use synaptic, it doesn't have any problems.  I just wanted to know more about permissions, and you helped me.  Thanks.
[19:46] <Hiemanshu> judget_, you need to probably reconfigure the file
[19:46] <MrPunkin> sebsebseb: I added a source for the package I need to install per the packages site. I trust that enough personally.
[19:46] <judget_> I tried changing the xorg conf to have 1200x800  but it does not seem to do that
[19:46] <macman_> guys
[19:47] <judget_> I can pastebin my xorg if u like
[19:47] <macman_> if i delete the extended partition from ubuntu will that effect anything ?
[19:47] <Hiemanshu> judget_, yes please do so
[19:47] <snuxoll> holy crap, our health insurance's website is amazing
[19:47] <judget_> ok hold on a sec
[19:47] <Hiemanshu> macman_, whats on the partion?
[19:47] <sebsebseb> MrPunkin: which site?
[19:47] <Hiemanshu> macman_, gives me the output of sudo fdisk -l
[19:47] <Jack_Sparrow> judget_ sudo apt-get install pastebinit  && pastebinit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[19:47] <Dr_Willis> Buttons840:  there is some apt-cache proxy tool that allows you the best of both. :) it caches what gets downloaded.. and grabs stuff as needed from the internet
[19:47] <MrPunkin> http://modrails.com
[19:47] <Hiemanshu> !pastebin ! macman_
[19:48] <Buttons840> Dr_Willis, yes, I am using apt-proxy currently.
[19:48] <MrPunkin> suggests adding the apt.brightbox.net repo for their package they have for Passenger
[19:48] <sebsebseb> MrPunkin: sounds like some  site I never heard of,  i'll have a little look
[19:48] <Hiemanshu> !pastebin | macman_
[19:48] <judget_> Jack Sparrow ???
[19:48] <Hiemanshu> !pastebin | judget_
[19:48] <modderx> what virtualzation program between vmware workstation and virtualbox do you guys recommend?
[19:48] <Hiemanshu> modderx, depends
[19:48] <judget_> ok i have used pastebin but not that bway before
[19:49] <Hiemanshu> modderx, i would recommend VMWare if you can afford it
[19:49] <macman_> Hiemanshu: hold on
[19:49] <modderx> I have install virtualbox but i can't get it to 1900x1200 resolution or recognize my usb thumb drives which sucks
[19:49] <Buttons840> modderx, virtualbox has worked very smooth for me, simple and does everything i want
[19:49] <Murre> Does anyone has Starcraft running on their linux-computer via Wine?
[19:49] <Hiemanshu> modderx, you need to set it up right
[19:49] <macman_> why do you need fdisk ? its the normal ubuntu install .. primary / Extended and swap
[19:49] <Jack_Sparrow> modderx I think you need vbox from online to get usb
[19:50] <judget_> here is my pastebin http://pastebin.com/m2c806c4a
[19:50] <Hiemanshu> macman_, i need to know whats where
[19:50] <Buttons840> modderx, you can mount your usb as a shared folder
[19:50] <Hiemanshu> judget_, give me a sec
[19:50] <modderx> I did install it from virtualbox website
[19:50] <macman_> Hiemanshu: http://pastie.org/478289
[19:50] <CiPHER_> Piet:http://pastebin.com/m1972acce
[19:50] <modderx> I tried that but then do not show up in the guest?
[19:50] <sebsebseb> MrPunkin: if you trust the site, then I guess it will be ok
[19:50] <modderx> were should i look for shared folders/
[19:50] <judget_> take your time i greatly appreciate the assistance
[19:50] <sebsebseb> MrPunkin: and you can add security keys to repos
[19:50] <Buttons840> modderx, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox/SharedFolders this helped me a lot
[19:50] <Hiemanshu> judget_, pretty incomplete
[19:51] <judget_> hmmm
[19:51] <modderx> Ok ill try that thanks Buttons840
[19:51] <judget_> well that seemed to work fine with Intrepid
[19:51] <Hiemanshu> macman_, its got swap so you can delete it
[19:51] <Hiemanshu> macman_, how much ram on the comp?
[19:51] <Hiemanshu> judget_, wait
[19:51] <judget_> ok
[19:52] <Buttons840> modderx, also, be sure you have the additions installed.  Do you?
[19:52] <Buttons840> modderx, once that is done it should automatically allow higher resolutions.
[19:52] <macman_> Hiemanshu: 2gb of ram
[19:52] <Hiemanshu> yes you can delete it
[19:52] <Hiemanshu> then
[19:52] <macman_> Hiemanshu: so nothing will mess up right ?
[19:52] <Hiemanshu> no
[19:53] <patrick> hi
[19:53] <macman_> Hiemanshu: why do i have extended anyway
[19:53] <Hiemanshu> judget_, run this : sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[19:53] <CiPHER_> Can someone help me my mouse problem please,it roams and clicks randomly every now and then here is my pastebin log
[19:53] <Hiemanshu> macman_, you can have only 4 primary partition
[19:53] <CiPHER_> http://pastebin.com/m1972acce
[19:53] <patrick> resolution problems eh
[19:53] <cn> hello, i am new with ubuntu (jaunty). My system is running nearly perfect except of hdmi audio. I googled and it seems i can fix the problem with updating pulseaudio from 0.9.14 to 0.9.15. but i cant find this update. Is there an easy/secure way to update it?
[19:53] <Hiemanshu> and to add more than you need to have extended
[19:53] <Buttons840> Is there away to download the ubuntu docs at help.ubuntu.com ?
[19:53] <judget_> ok i know that command but will it allow me to still have a big desktop?
[19:54] <Hiemanshu> that will configure it right for you
[19:54] <patrick> try synaptic
[19:54] <Hiemanshu> be sure to have both connected
[19:54] <Fishscene> CiPHER_: are you sure your mouse itself is working correctly?
[19:54] <CiPHER_> Fishscene: I just wiped off XP where it was wroking correctly so yes
[19:54] <Fishscene> ohok
[19:55] <patrick> does everybody here is windows haters?
[19:55] <macman_> Hiemanshu: im going to add more primary paritions
[19:55] <sebsebseb> patrick: no
[19:55] <Hiemanshu> macman_, you havent got any space to add them
[19:55] <Slart> patrick: nope
[19:55] <Hiemanshu> macman_, in extended only about 4g space is there
[19:55] <gpled> has anyone notice firefox goes into random sleep mode, with 9.04?
[19:55] <judget_> I ran the reconfigure let me reboot and ill be right back
[19:55] <ryan_> no, i love windows 7 :)
[19:55] <Hiemanshu> apprxo
[19:55] <ror> I love windows 2000
[19:55] <CiPHER_> Fishscene:It opens up random files and programs,jumps side to side and clicks,very strange bug. Never seen anything like it,lol
[19:55] <sebsebseb> Vista is ok!
[19:56] <patrick> windows is not free though
[19:56] <Hiemanshu> Windows 7 is superb
[19:56] <thiebaude> hi sebsebseb
[19:56] <ryan_> windows 7 is free as of now
[19:56] <Hiemanshu> patrick, win 7 RC is though
[19:56] <sebsebseb> !freedom
[19:56] <sebsebseb> !ot
[19:56] <CiPHER_> Windows is good if you dont want to put in the extra work to make a better OS in my opinion :)
[19:56] <ryan_> most people pirate windows anyway
[19:56] <ryan_> so its free
[19:56] <patrick> lol
[19:56] <thiebaude> it just works
[19:56] <sebsebseb> !piracy |  ryan_
[19:56] <Hiemanshu> ryan_, free is better than pirated
[19:57] <ryan_> oops
[19:57] <ryan_> sorry
[19:57] <patrick> yeah right!
[19:57] <wildc4rd__> looking for help saving xorg.conf, using nvidia drivers from Gnome
[19:57] <patrick> i have to use windows because almost everybody use it
[19:57] <Fishscene> Have you tried unplugging/replugging it? or is it a wireless mouse?
[19:57] <Hiemanshu> wildc4rd__, whats wrong?
[19:57] <patrick> i must comply
[19:57] <thiebaude> !wubi
[19:57] <erUSUL> !ot | patrick
[19:57] <patrick> and the hames i like the most is in windows
[19:57] <patrick> *games
[19:58] <ryan_> i think windows 7 will be a great OS
[19:58] <BlueMe> Hello, can you help me with evolution? In calendar i can't select a hour while creating an new appointment and it results in no appointment created :( I tryed also Korganizer but I can't select my language...it's a bit buggy. I have ubuntu 9.04
[19:58] <chetnick> anybody running 9.04 on tablet-pc or something like that?
[19:58] <Hiemanshu> patrick, thats not a reason to drink because everyone does
[19:58] <sebsebseb> !ot |  ryan_
[19:58] <judget_> judget_ is back with mirrored screens
[19:58] <macman_> Hiemanshu: i have lots of room
[19:58] <chetnick> ryan_: It will be better than Vista
[19:58] <Hiemanshu> judget_, works?
[19:58] <ryan_> sebsebseb: thanks
[19:58] <Hiemanshu> macman_, but the ubuntu partition is too big
[19:58] <ror> get the hint guys, go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:58] <Pici> Please stop. This is the UBUNTU support channel.  It is not a discussion channel. It is not a windows channel.
[19:58] <macman_> Hiemanshu: i can resize it :P
[19:58] <Hiemanshu> macman_, resize it using Live CD
[19:58] <patrick> wow really enjoying this
[19:58] <macman_> Hiemanshu: gparted
[19:59] <Hiemanshu> macman_, yes
[19:59] <Akos_Beginner> hi
[19:59] <Akos_Beginner> TEll me please, how can I save Internet Radio music to mp3? Like xmplay, but AFAIK that is only for Windows..
[19:59] <thiebaude> please ppl ubuntu questions
[19:59] <macman_> yes i know .. thanks anyway
[19:59] <CiPHER_> Can someone take a look at my log and suggest what I may do to try to fix my mouse problem please?
[19:59] <Akos_Beginner> Tommorrow I will travel a lot and it is boring without music...
[19:59] <Hiemanshu> macman_, no problem
[19:59] <wildc4rd__> Hiemanshu, it won't save the resolution settings, says 'unable to create new X config backup file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup
[19:59] <Dr_Willis> Akos_Beginner:  'streamripper' tool can do that. or tunapie, or streamtuner perhaps
[19:59] <Hiemanshu> wildc4rd__, how are you installing the drivers?
[19:59] <ryan_> ot! | Akos_Beginner
[19:59] <wildc4rd__> just through X
[20:00] <alberto_> hi
[20:00] <Hiemanshu> 3
[20:00] <wildc4rd__> , the nvidia X Server Settings
[20:00] <Hiemanshu> wildc4rd__, do an sudo apt-get nvidia
[20:00] <Hiemanshu> wildc4rd__, you have the drivers?
[20:00] <wildc4rd__> yes
[20:01] <patrick> is ATI catalyst free?
[20:01] <Hiemanshu> wildc4rd__, and how does the server settings run with root permissions?
[20:01] <Hiemanshu> i mean does it run with root
[20:01] <Hiemanshu> permissions
[20:01] <LZ> Hello guys . May I have some help please ?
[20:01] <linuzo> I am using Ubuntu Server for my server and I have a n00b question. I been looking around on google and i'm kinda embarrased to ask. But how do I get the users to be able to tab something in terminal for auto-complete and see the directories in colors like root. It use to be auto with CentOS.
[20:01] <Hiemanshu> LZ, yes
[20:01] <patrick> sure
[20:01] <wildc4rd__> it dosen't, I think that may be the issue
[20:01] <ryan_> AASK
[20:01] <Hiemanshu> wildc4rd__, yes that is the issues
[20:01] <Hiemanshu> issue
[20:02] <sebsebseb> LZ: sure just ask, what would you like help with?
[20:02] <Hiemanshu> wildc4rd__, only run can access /etc/X!!
[20:02] <jim__> linuzo: aptitude install bash-completion
[20:02] <Hiemanshu> X11
[20:02] <linuzo> thanks jim
[20:02] <etienne_> EtieMug
[20:02] <CiPHER_> Shouldnt I have a device option for my mouse in xorg.conf?
[20:02] <etienne_> etienne_
[20:02] <eddie_grey> alguem ai sabe se em um Celeron 2.2  1gb de ram Video: ati 330M roda susse o KDE 4?
[20:02] <eddie_grey> no ubuntu 9.04
[20:02] <LZ> I got a bug on skype : there's a delay between the moment I speak and my contact ears it, and it enlarges with time. I don't understand at all.
[20:02] <ryan_> eddie, what
[20:02] <Hiemanshu> !i18
[20:02] <wildc4rd__> mmm, so why do nvidia include a nice little settings window then I wonder, lol
[20:03] <LZ> And it's near to 0 at the beginning.
[20:03] <sebsebseb> !english |  eddie_grey
[20:03] <kukulkan> Hello World!
[20:03] <LZ> hey :)
[20:03] <linuzo> Jim, would I need to reboot the server for it to take effect? or just logout and in again?
[20:03] <kukulkan> forum.ubuntu.ru not work?
[20:03] <jim__> linuzo: the latter
[20:03] <Squideshi> Am I correct in understanding that, out of ATI, Intel nVidia, only Intel provides a fully open source graphics driver?
[20:03] <Fran-X> hello
[20:03] <sebsebseb> kukulkan: maybe you should ask in  #ubuntu-ru
[20:03] <wildc4rd__> ok, that being the case, how do I add a second monitor to X
[20:04] <eddie_grey> ok sorry
[20:04] <patrick> why g++ produces very large executable in windows
[20:04] <Hiemanshu> wildc4rd__, you need to connect both and run sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[20:04] <kukulkan> sebsebseb - thnx!!
[20:04] <sebsebseb> patrick: this is not Windows support try ##windows
[20:04] <Hiemanshu> !ot | patrick
[20:04] <kaw> does ubuntu have a kickstart like in RHEL?
[20:04] <Hiemanshu> kaw, what kind of kickstart
[20:04] <thiebaude> !kickstart
[20:04] <eddie_grey> my computer is a celeron 2.2 1gb ram video card ati onboard 330m,
[20:05] <CiPHER_> Should I have a device option/configuration for my mouse in xorg.conf?
[20:05] <eddie_grey> is compatible for KDE 4?
[20:05] <PC-Ente> abend
[20:05] <Hiemanshu> eddie_grey, yes it will work
[20:05] <Fran-X> anyone know how to add in rhythmbox the similar artists function?
[20:05] <Hiemanshu> !kde | eddie_grey
[20:05] <kaw> being able to aoutmate system config without hands on
[20:05] <Hiemanshu> !kde4 | eddie_grey
[20:05] <Fran-X> in the official site appear but is too old
[20:05] <sebsebseb> Fran-X: no, but Banshee does it, or is that the last.fm plugin
[20:06] <sebsebseb> Fran-X: probably just Banshee
[20:06] <Pupeno> Hello.
[20:06] <Pupeno> Is there a way to print what you are going to record in an audio CD? like a list of tracks.
[20:06] <prlancas> I am having trouble with the network manager applet it does not see my wlan0 although I can manually connect with it. Anyone know how I can debug this?
[20:06] <koder> hello
[20:07] <LZ> hey
[20:07] <koder> anyone here?
[20:07] <sebsebseb> !hi
[20:07] <Fran-X> sebsebseb, i know about banshee but i use rhythmbox because banshee does not remember the last song i displayed when i restart him
[20:07] <sebsebseb> koder: no
[20:07] <koder> k
[20:07] <koder> sorry
[20:07] <nmvictor>  koder: hi,
[20:07] <koder> been years since i
[20:07] <koder> have been on irc
[20:07] <sebsebseb> koder: 1573 or so people here
[20:07] <Fran-X> sebastien, thank you anyway
[20:07] <eddie_grey> does he have a good performance on my computer?
[20:07] <koder> k
[20:07] <koder> i see
[20:07] <koder> popular room then
[20:07] <koder> i don
[20:07] <LZ> So, has anyone any idea why skype creates a huge delay between the moment I speak and the others ear me, but not when they speak ? I can't get it :D
[20:07] <FloodBot2> koder: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:07] <thiebaude> koder: welcome
[20:07] <dkerschner> How can I prevent a user from editing a menus? I'm trying to build a more or less public computers
[20:08] <sebsebseb> koder: yes, but it's not a chat room
[20:08] <black_messiah> Hey guys I just found a bug in rm
[20:08] <black_messiah> in ubuntu
[20:08] <sebsebseb> !support
[20:08] <koder> í dont know this client either
[20:08] <koder> but ok
[20:08] <black_messiah> it is possible to wipe out root
[20:08] <ryan_> i am root
[20:08] <prlancas> Sorry I should probably have satrted with hi :-) it is my first real time using irc
[20:08] <black_messiah> with a very simple command without warning - rm -rf /
[20:08] <black_messiah> where can I report this bug
[20:08] <sebsebseb> !danger
[20:08] <koder> QUESTION: Is it a good idea to upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 yet?
[20:08] <Jordan_U> LZ: How can you tell that their isn't a delay in what you are hearing from them?
[20:08] <LZ> hey prlancas. first time here also :D
[20:08] <sebsebseb> !ops |  black_messiah
[20:09] <agentc0re|work> FYI, black_messiah is a lame troll and should be banned.  He can't even troll right.  He just left #slackware because he couldn't even troll our room properly.
[20:09] <Squideshi> I have a restricted driver enabled for a broadcom wireless chipset, and I need to upgrade the Linux kernel; however, it is my understanding that I will lose the ability to use restricted drivers if I do so. Is this correct, and is there any way to work around it?
[20:09] <LZ> They're a delay, but really small, a normal lag on the internet. They ear me like 30s after the moment I began to speak.
[20:09] <sebsebseb> maybe I am mistaken though,   that's the remove / command isn't it?
[20:09] <dkerschner> How can I prevent a user from editing a menus? I'm trying to build a more or less public computer and I don't want them messing with the menus
[20:09] <dkerschner> gnome menus that is
[20:09] <karol> Guys why isn`t my Amarok 2 playing mp3`s ?
[20:10] <Jordan_U> black_messiah: It actually won't work with that command ( still do NOT try it ) and you can't prevent every command that could destroy the system
[20:10] <JohnnyBGoode> hello, can anyone help me with sound? i have 0 sound :(
[20:10] <DBO> Jordan_U, he was just trolling, hes gone
[20:10] <niklas_> I need a tip on versioning: I have added some extra patches to wine-1.1.21~winehq0~ubuntu~9.04-0ubuntu1 - how to call my version?
[20:10] <ellar> karol, is he the only one not playing?
[20:10] <karol> yes
[20:11] <ThJ> I'm trying to make connection tracking work for FTP on my Ubuntu NAT, but the Windows XP command line client refuses to work. What am I doing wrong? I loaded the ip_conntrack_ftp module and tried this iptables rule that's supposed to activate a "helper" and it doesn't work. What gives?
[20:11] <koder> QUESTION: Is it a good idea to upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 yet?
[20:11] <Jordan_U> niklas_: Do you want it to be superceded by the next ubuntu update?
[20:11] <sebsebseb> koder: depends
[20:11] <niklas_> Jordan_U: yes
[20:11] <sebsebseb> koder: depends on  the computer you have and to some extent what kind of user you are
[20:11] <ThJ> My Linksys router, which is Linux based too, seems to have no problem with it... But due to using a mobile broadband connection I'm forced to use my EeePC as a router instead.
[20:12] <Squideshi> Is there an IRC channel for kernel or restricted driver questions?
[20:12] <sebsebseb> koder: 8.10 is still good
[20:12] <koder> The computer is a pretty recent laptop (core2duo + 2GB + Nvidia)
[20:12] <Jordan_U> niklas_: Then change ubuntu1 to ubuntu2~1 and I believe that will be superceded by ubuntu2
[20:12] <koder> I am an experienced user
[20:13] <sebsebseb> koder: check out the release notes then  make your mind up if you want to upgrade or not
[20:13] <niklas_> koder: not if you need Amarok's transfer-to-portable-music-player feature or have an old nVidia graphics card
[20:13] <sebsebseb> !notes
[20:13] <koder> niklas: i dont need that no
[20:13] <sebsebseb> niklas_: or Intel graphics card
[20:14] <niklas_> sebsebseb: well, right, from what I've read
[20:14] <porch64> good afternoon....anyone available to help out a brand spanking new user of ubuntu and a little networking problem?  Not looking to share files, just get on the internet
[20:14] <surja> dayo: just wanted to let you know that I tried wicd instead of nm and it is working and shows the Wired connection
[20:14] <koder> sebsebseb: I have read the release notes. Nothing wrong with that, but my brother had to reinstall after upgrading!
[20:14] <sebsebseb> koder: if your experienced you might want to try out the  Ext4 file system, but still some issues  that are mentioned in the release notes
[20:14] <koder> sebsebseb: I have been told that ext4 sucks  :)
[20:14] <Piet> CiPHER_: been on the phone, let me check what your pastebin
[20:14] <niklas_> Jordan_U: and how would I have to name it to not be superceeded?
[20:15] <kindofabuzz> what is the proper way to downgrade a vid card in jaunty? just deactivate the drivers then install new one and activate drivers for it?
[20:15] <thiebaude> koder: i used it and nothing was wrong with it
[20:15] <build_> Hello, is there a safe way to change the default gcc version from 4.3 to 4.2?
[20:15] <karol> Guys my Totem is playing all well but Amarok doesn`t any ideas please?
[20:15] <whileimhere> Hi. I own a copy a Windows Pro. I have a laptop with 1 gig ram and Ubuntu 9.04 installed. I do not want to re-install everything. I would like to know if I can install Windows using visualization or no?
[20:15] <koder> thiebaude: i will give it a try on my next pc. I would like to upgrade now without having to change the fs
[20:16] <sebsebseb> whileimhere: you said windows for both things
[20:16] <Buttons840> how do i paste large sections of text again?
[20:16] <CiPHER_> Piet:Is that the log you were looking for that I sent you?
[20:16] <thiebaude> koder: i cant use ext4 now because im using wubi
[20:16] <koder> whileimhere: you can use vmplayer or virtualbox or so
[20:16] <sebsebseb> whileimhere: Windows can run inside  Ubuntu in a virtual machine, but won't be any good for say 3D Windows gaming.    Ubuntu inside Windows in a virtual machine is ok for trying,  but  setting up a proper  dual boot set up isn't that difficult.
[20:17] <niklas_> whileimhere: VirtualBox is really great
[20:17] <whileimhere> sebsebseb yes I was pointing out that I am a legal owner of a copy of Windows Pro so there would be no license issue with me using it.
[20:17] <kindofabuzz> whileimhere, just throw the windows cd away =)
[20:17] <sthwaites> Hello guys.  Does anyone here have an Ubuntu One account they can use to invite me into the Beta with??
[20:17] <sebsebseb> whileimhere: depends on what  type of  XP Pro you got, some  of them are only made  for the psyical hardware
[20:17] <porter1> sebsebseb, opengl aint too bad. And if you can get WineD3D, a lot of games should work...
[20:17] <Pici> !ot | sthwaites
[20:17] <whileimhere> sebsebseb I just want to have it installed so that if I have to use it while studing for my networking certs I have it at home.
[20:17] <sebsebseb> porter1: what's that???
[20:18] <Buttons840> rules
[20:18] <karol> Anyone having problems with sound in Amarok?
[20:18] <toomai_CH> hello all
[20:18] <DShepherd> UUID=7f0a867c-1490-42d3-9d8d-1e60c04b6ed0 none swap sw 0 0 -- what does the 'sw' mean and do?
[20:18] <sebsebseb> whileimhere: it's not a special lap top version?  if so that might not work in a virtual machine, but you could try inside Windows first
[20:18] <toomai_CH> can someone name me a good programm to rip my music CDs into mp3 (want to use them on my ipod)
[20:18] <porter1> porter1, WineD3D is basically replacing the directx libraries in win32 with the wine equivalents so that everything is generated as OpenGL, which VBox can accelerate
[20:18] <porch64> anyone help me out with a networking problem? trying to hook my ubuntu machien up to the net
[20:18] <whileimhere> It is just a version I bought at Best Buy a few years ago.
[20:18] <sebsebseb> whileimhere: how much RAM do you have?
[20:18] <whileimhere> 1 gig
[20:18] <Jordan_U> niklas_: It depends on when you want it to be superceded and when not, if you want it never ( even on distribution upgrades ) superceded change the major version ( 1.1.21 ) to something large like 999 and there will never be a major version larger than that, but you probably don't want to go that far
[20:18] <sthwaites> Pici: Gotcha... new to IRC
[20:19] <niklas_> toomai_CH: I use soundKonverter
[20:19] <sebsebseb> whileimhere: yep  XP Pro  inside  Ubuntu in a Virtualbox VM will work with that
[20:19] <porter1> sebsebseb, WineD3D is basically replacing the directx libraries in win32 with the wine equivalents so that everything is generated as OpenGL, which VBox can accelerate
[20:19] <Berto> Hi, i'm doing some php and need to find nusoap.php - anyone know where that is?  would probably come from the php-soap module
[20:19] <karol> GUYS whats the best mp3 player in Ubuntu?
[20:19] <Pici> !best | karol
[20:19] <whileimhere> sebsebseb I do not plan to actully use it for anything much.
[20:19] <sebsebseb> whileimhere: what do you plan to use it for?
[20:20] <whileimhere> sebsebseb when I go study for my networking exams they give windows examples to study from.
[20:20] <judget__> MY screens are working correctly now thanks
[20:20] <sebsebseb> porter1: oh right i'll check that out when I clean installed Ubuntu,   something I been wanting to do a few weeks now, but not done yet.  since in  no rush etc