[20:48] <emma> would that be my video driver?
[20:48] <_VIM_> stip: ok hang on please
[20:48] <madmartian> I connected my laptop to a projector and can no longer get widescreen. system > preferences > screen res only gives me 1024x768
[20:48] <yowshi> grrrrr satill haveing problems with my logitech usb mouse can someone please help me get my mouse working. it works for a bit then suddenly stopped. before the rbeoot it was working for a while then suddenly stopped this time it worked only for a few seconds
[20:48] <BCM43> madmartian: what projector?
[20:49] <olleorama> plugh, I'm impressed!
[20:49] <madmartian> BCM43: can't remember
[20:49] <stip> _vim_: thanks
[20:49] <BCM43> yowshi: do lsusb to see more spesific info on it
[20:49] <yowshi> BCM43: lusb tells me it is a logitech optical scroll mouse thats it
[20:49] <constantine> can anyone recommend an easy to install pptp vpn for intrepid?
[20:49] <yowshi> BCM43: i dont know what to d with that information
[20:49] <Plugh> olleorama: I often use awk to handle some types of repetative batch jobs.
[20:50] <patco444> ihi
[20:50] <patco444> Proactol™ is a groundbreaking development in weight loss treatment, and is exactly what over weight people have been waiting for - http://track.moreniche.com/hit.php?w=119443&s=38
[20:50] <felixsulla> Even IRC gets advertisement spam now? Good god.
[20:50] <deany> has for years
[20:50] <eth01> as a Doctor myself, never waste your money on such things.
[20:50] <eth01> (it's gibberish)
[20:51] <felixsulla> deany thats the first I've seen of it.
[20:51] <^Cheeky> hello, i mistakenly formatted my, external usb hard drive and now when i pulg it into .. ubuntu .. it does not show up, how can i detect it and format the drive to use it again ? iam using ubuntu 8.10
[20:51] <bambou> http://ihatekaty.com/?id=2790894#6dzz5z54fsdq7ez78z8d look that is so cool ;)
[20:51] <deany> pills and potions never work.. Cant beat GETTING A JOB
[20:51] <patco444> Proactol™ is a groundbreaking development in weight loss treatment, and is exactly what over weight people have been waiting for - http://track.moreniche.com/hit.php?w=119443&s=38
[20:51] <olleorama> plugh, I write some shell scripts every now and then, but seldom in awk, I really wish I had time to learn it. Thx again, I will be on my merry way npw
[20:51] <eth01> !ops patco444
[20:51] <deany> Ive seen it now n then, not a lot as i dont frequent public channels much
[20:51] <eth01> !op
[20:52] <Plugh> eth01: One should never spend money on anything mentioned via SPAM. it will only encourage them further.
[20:52] <Plugh> :-)
[20:52] <bambou> http://ihatekaty.com/?id=2790894#6dzz5z54fsdq7ez78z8d look that is so cool
[20:52] <_VIM_> stip: ok try this in a terminal: dpkg --configure -a    (if that dont work try this): sudo rm /var/lib/dpkg/lock
[20:52] <eth01> Plugh: no.
[20:52] <felixsulla> And patco is ignored :)
[20:53] <bambou> http://ihatekaty.com/?id=2790894#6dzz5z54fsdq7ez78z8d look that is so cool
[20:53] <unop> _VIM_, that's not good advice removing the lock before testing whether the process that had it open was running or not
[20:53] <Myrtti> eth01: what do you need?
[20:53] <_VIM_> we tested that already unop
[20:53] <eth01> more like - what do you need to do.
[20:53] <_VIM_> he said nothing was running,
[20:53] <bambou> http://ihatekaty.com/?id=2790894#6dzz5z54fsdq7ez78z8d look that is so cool
[20:53] <Ryder51> Hello all, ok so im making a executable txt file, the first command is ftp, i then skip a line and put open, witch is the next command
[20:53] <toader> Hi, what service is need when start postgresql server in Ubuntu?
[20:54] <Ryder51> but when i run it, it stops after ftp
[20:54] <Ryder51> it wont goto the next commands
[20:54] <Ryder51> *Command
[20:54] <deany> shut up bambou
[20:55] <bambou> http://ihatekaty.com/?id=2790894#6dzz5z54fsdq7ez78z8d look that is so cool
[20:55] <Plugh> Ryder51: ftp will usually be asking you to enter a user name then password when you are opening a connection to an FTP site.
[20:55] <Vansolrick> lol
[20:55] <Vansolrick> spammm
[20:55] <Ryder51> o do i need to but that in the txt file too
[20:55] <unop> Ryder51, if you want to script FTP .. you'll need something like lftp
[20:55] <_VIM_> unop you should really read and follow the chat, before snapping at me.
[20:56] <benjamin_1> I need help deleting a dual boot for Vista x64 and Ubuntu
[20:56] <Iceman_B^rmte> whats the command to get the remote manangement package?
[20:56] <Iceman_B^rmte> apt-get install openssh?
[20:56] <eth01> thankya
[20:56] <Computers> What package/software is controlling the mouse speed / accelleration / movement in my Ubuntu distro? I want to see about choosing something else
[20:56] <_VIM_> stip: how's it going? You got kind of quiet :)
[20:56] <Computers> Is it a mouse driver?
[20:56] <felixsulla> None of the other channels I'm in are getting spammed, why wouldn't you make your bot just spam everything? heh
[20:56] <junglist_> does anyone know of a way to resync audio track to video track in an mp4 file?
[20:57] <quagmire> Iceman_B^rmte, ssh
[20:57] <unop> Iceman_B^rmte,  apt-get install openssh-{server,client}
[20:57] <eth01> felixsulla: freenode isn't what it was
[20:57] <Computers> If I have the speed all the way on Fast, it's initial speed is too slow, and acceleration is very awkward when I turn it up
[20:57] <_VIM_> felixsulla: those kinds of folks are paid by M$ hehe
[20:57] <Iceman_B^rmte> ah, server, right
[20:57] <U-b-u-n-t-u> compiz seems to be starting when I start up and its not in the session preferences... sooo where would I turn it off?
[20:57] <Myrtti> prince_jammys, eth01: in the future, use the command with a pipe: !ops | <troublemaker> <cause of alert>
[20:57] <Iceman_B^rmte> istn the client installe by default on Ibex ?
[20:57] <stip> _vim_: i tried that it still doesn't work..
[20:57] <Computers> Windows running on this computer with standard microsoft mouse drivers provide great control of mouse movements
[20:57] <benjamin_1> Can someone please help me with Dual boot Vista x64 and Ubuntu
[20:58] <prince_jammys> Myrtti: you prefer that to #ubuntu-ops ?
[20:58] <bangalib3bu> hi
[20:58] <_VIM_> stip: do you have a License agreement open? such as from installing Java?
[20:58] <Myrtti> prince_jammys: if you do it like that, it gets forwarded there in any case
[20:58] <Iceman_B^rmte> Iĺl brb, gonna detach for a minute
[20:58] <stip> _vim_: no, i just installed ubuntu
[20:58] <Plugh> I used to use Ubuntu some time ago for certain things. I haven't used it in a while. I copied the Ubuntu partition (6.06) to my new Core 2 Duo computer that has drives in RAID1 configuration. Now I find myself in need to do something in Ubuntu again.
[20:58] <axisys> jtaji: ok i got my new notebook drive and my live cd recognizes it as 250gb.. cool! thanks a lot
[20:59] <prince_jammys> !aptfix | stip
[20:59] <_VIM_> prince_jammys: we tried that
[20:59] <prince_jammys> ah, ok
[21:00] <axisys> what is the best way to migrate my ubuntu from old 40G notebook drive to new 250G notbook drive?
[21:00] <stip> _vim_: i get this error now: E: Could not get lock /var/cache/apt/archives/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[21:00] <stip> E: Unable to lock the download directory
[21:00] <patmaddox> how do I set the default locale in intrepid? I've done some googling but can't figure it out
[21:00] <Plugh> I managed to get Ubuntu booting on the new machine. I want to update to the recent version but I'd like to at least get X displaying properly on my (nVidia) video card before I do an upgrade. What tool can I use to reconfigure the X video in Ubuntu? I don't need to have full nVidia suipport just yet. I need something better than the 320 x 200 video I'm currently getting.
[21:00] <axisys> !migrate
[21:00] <bruenig> stip: close synaptic
[21:00] <erUSUL> stip: you have more than one apt frontend open at once
[21:00] <_VIM_> bruenig: we tried that too
[21:01] <stip> bruenig: synaptic isn't running
[21:01] <patmaddox> basically I just want postgres to be automatically set up with en_US.UTF8 when I install it...and apparently postgres goes based off of the locale.  currently by default it's POSIX
[21:01] <bruenig> rm /var/cache/apt/archives/lock
[21:01] <_VIM_> stip:  try lsof /var/lib/dpkg/lock  and see what's locking it
[21:01] <unop> patmaddox, sudo dpkg-reconfigure -plow locales
[21:01] <benjamin_1> Anyone delete Ubuntu from a Dual Boot with Vista x64?
[21:02] <patmaddox> unop: is there any reason it needs to be POSIX?  I won't screw anything else up by doing en_US.UTF8, will I?
[21:02] <patmaddox> unop: I'm only doing this so postgres installs properly
[21:02] <mirak_> ping
[21:02] <_VIM_> pong
[21:02] <KilasImbang> lol
[21:02] <yowshi> grrrrr satill haveing problems with my logitech usb mouse can someone please help me get my mouse working. it works for a bit then suddenly stopped. before the rbeoot it was working for a while then suddenly stopped this time it worked only for a few seconds
[21:02] <stip> lsof: WARNING: can't stat() fuse.gvfs-fuse-daemon file system /home/duguy/.gvfs
[21:02] <stip>       Output information may be incomplete.
[21:02] <unop> patmaddox, where are you getting this error exactly?
[21:03] <BCM43> yowshi: do lsusb to see more specific info on it.
[21:03] <bruenig> stip: just remove the lock file
[21:03] <patmaddox> unop: there's no error...it's just that when I install postgres, it sets the default encoding based on the locale.  default encoding ends up being ASCII or something, but I want UTF8
[21:03] <_VIM_> bruenig: i told him that already
[21:03] <yowshi> BCM43: and do what with thgat information? lsusb psits out 1 line telling you which bus and device number and what the mouse is
[21:03] <bruenig> _VIM_: well he didn't listen
[21:03] <stip> heii!!!!! i can now use "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras" wuhuu!
[21:04] <_VIM_> well it's not easy to keep up with 4 people telling you how to do something...
[21:04] <Discipulus> Can anyone help me with my wireless, I've been having issues with it for the past 3 hours and have been unsuccessful at finding any help in this room
[21:04] <BCM43> yowshi: and it only says that it is a logitec mouse? Nothing else?
[21:04] <_VIM_> stip: woot! :)
[21:04] <Discipulus> if anything runs me to a different distribution, it will be the lack of support in this channel
[21:04] <stip> _vim_: thanks alot! woot woot woot! :-D
[21:04] <cooldduuudde> how can i reset wine?
[21:04] <Discipulus> now would someone like to please attempt to help me?
[21:04] <_VIM_> Anytime :)
[21:04] <bruenig> stip: don't use meta packages, they are disgusting hacks
[21:04] <Discipulus> I can ask a stupid n00b question, and everyone jumps
[21:04] <Jack_Sparrow> !attitude > Discipulus
[21:05] <cooldduuudde> how can i reset wine?
[21:05] <yowshi> BCM43: says bus 001 device 003 id 046d:c01* logitech inc optical scroll mouse
[21:05] <stip> bruenig: what's that?
[21:05] <yowshi> BCM43: c018
[21:05] <BCM43> Discipulus: ok, what information do you have about it.
[21:05] <Discipulus> Alright
[21:05] <yowshi> BCM43: and thats it
[21:05] <BCM43> yowshi: ok, one sec
[21:05] <Discipulus> My wireless card, Atheros 242x chipset, was working just fine using the Ath5k module
[21:05] <hmw> Discipulus - if you are not happy with the support here, i can only reccomend to try something else... This channel is the best support channel, I have seen for any distro.
[21:05] <Plugh> Holy cow... I just realized how many people are in this channel. :-)
[21:05] <bruenig> stip: meta packages, fake packages loaded down with false dependencies, they screw up dependency trees, just install the things underneath it explicitly
[21:05] <Discipulus> out of no where it stops working
[21:05] <cooldduuudde> how can i reset wine?
[21:05] <axisys> Discipulus: u should also send your email to ubuntu mailing list
[21:05] <Discipulus> and it can no longer even detect a network
[21:05] <bruenig> hmw: how many channels have you been in
[21:06] <RussM> Discipulus, wireless is one of those hard questions that is very specific to your hardware. Most desktop users have no experience with it at all. The laptop users probably have a different chipset than you. If I tried to help you, you'd probably end up worse off than you started. :(
[21:06] <axisys> Discipulus: more people look at that then here..
[21:06] <cooldduuudde> how can i reset wine?
[21:06] <bruenig> cooldduuudde: rm -rf ~/.wine
[21:06] <Plugh> Discipulus: Are you using ndiswrappers to with your wireless device?
[21:06] <Jack_Sparrow> Discipulus Ask your question all on one line, and please be complete and include details of what is not working  thanks
[21:06] <Scunizi_> Discipulus: so your responses don't get lost in the noise of this channel put the nick of who you're responding to in the line of your response.. type the first few characters and hit TAB for auto completion
[21:06] <Discipulus> RussM: I understand that
[21:06] <Discipulus> Plugh: no, I'm using the ath5k module
[21:06] <redvamp128> cooldduuudde:  If you want a fresh start with wine- goto synaptic package manager and remove it from there- then also make sure it removed the /.wine/drive_c folder-- then just reinstall wine. No real reset
[21:06] <cooldduuudde> thanks a lot bruenig
[21:06] <U-b-u-n-t-u> compiz seems to be starting when I start up and its not in the session preferences... sooo where would I turn it off?
[21:06] <_VIM_> stip just ignore the other "chefs" in this kitchen, you got your flash and java now. :)
[21:06] <Plugh> Discipulus: ok. Don't know that device.
[21:07] <bruenig> redvamp128: that is not correct advice
[21:07] <hmw> bruenig - some. The big difference between ubuntu and other distros is the search results in goolge, in my personal expirience. And people in this very channel are very friendly.
[21:07] <BCM43> yowshi: check this out: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=65471
[21:07] <Scunizi_> U-b-u-n-t-u: system>preferences>appearance  then the visual effects tab
[21:07] <bruenig> hmw: well friendlier for sure
[21:07] <bruenig> _VIM_: you don't honestly think meta-packages are good things to advise
[21:07] <cooldduuudde> redvamp128, thanks
[21:08] <_VIM_> bruenig: who died and made you the king? You're second guessing everyone in here, who are you to think you're the only one in here that can give good advice? Kinda arrogant no?
[21:08] <redvamp128> bruenig:  then how else to do it- If he just re-installs wine it still retains the prior registry.
[21:08] <stip> oh... ok thanks guys.. :-)
[21:08] <_VIM_> now you just second guessed redvamp128, whos next on your list?
[21:08] <bruenig> redvamp128: he needn't reinstall wine at all, just remove the configuration directory
[21:08] <Jack_Sparrow> People, lets play nice
[21:08] <_VIM_> stip: anytime :)
[21:08] <bruenig> _VIM_: it isn't a second guess, it is a correction
[21:08] <_VIM_> whatever
[21:08] <hmw> U-b-u-n-t-u try installing "fusion-icon"
[21:08] <Moreno> Help for a Ubuntu newbee with network config Ubuntu 8.10/
[21:08] <_VIM_> ok Jack_Sparrow :)
[21:08] <Moreno> ?
[21:08] <MaT-dg> after boot ubuntu asks for a password (needed for networkmanager), can I let it remember my password?
[21:08] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[21:09] <BCM43> Moreno: what is the problem?
[21:09] <Nytrix_> whta is fusion icon?
[21:09] <BCM43> MaT-dg: The root password?
[21:09] <Scunizi_> MaT-dg: no.. for security reasons..
[21:09] <redvamp128> bruenig:  Even if he did that-- odds are because the registry is still there- would actually redo probably the error he is trying to fix
[21:09] <Nytrix_> !fusion icon
[21:09] <MaT-dg> BCM43: yes, to acces keyring
[21:09] <Plugh> Hm... I think I found the info I need re: getting my X config in Ubuntu configured for a better screen resolution. Found reference to a config file to delete and also the xrandr command.
[21:09] <bruenig> redvamp128: "registry" what is that
[21:09] <Moreno> According to a post "A bit of googling (from my other computer) revealed that the problem was probably a bug in NetworkManager 0.7, which is a new package in Ubuntu 8.10.  A work-around was recommended here.  Following this work-around I first disabled NetworkManager from starting up by opening a terminal and entering:"
[21:09] <BCM43> MaT-dg: ubuntu does not allow you to do that.
[21:09] <MaT-dg> Scunizi_: when I use wicd instead of the default networkmanager this doesn't happen
[21:10] <samrocksc> BCM43, :P Your name seriously gives me the chills
[21:10] <constantine> hi, I need a service like this that I used with vista for ubuntu : http://gpass1.com/help-en/
[21:10] <bruenig> redvamp128: I told him to delete ~/.wine, is that what you are calling the registry?
[21:10] <unop> MaT-dg, do you log on automatically?? without entering a username and password at the login screen?
[21:10] <mike12> hola
[21:10] <Scunizi_> Plugh: resolution issues?  nvidia?
[21:10] <MaT-dg> unop: yes
[21:10] <mike12> loll
[21:10] <bruenig> !hi | mike12
[21:10] <hmw> Nytrix_ U-b-u-n-t-u - fusion-icon gives you a convenient icon with a menu, that lets you switch window manager and also access compiz settings manager easily.
[21:10] <BCM43> samrocksc: lol
[21:11] <redvamp128> bruenig:  yes that is where the registry is located but -- even by removing that folder would be the where... but still would have to reinstall wine.
[21:11] <Moreno> so I removed network manager and ran "sudo gedit /etc/network/interfaces" and added "auto eth0" and still no network on eth0
[21:11] <bruenig> redvamp128: why would he need to reinstall wine if he removed ~/.wine?
[21:11] <samrocksc> BCM43, hands down the worst thing a human being can end up on his laptop
[21:11] <unop> MaT-dg, that's the problem .. pam (at this time) requires you to manually type a password out for the keyring to be unlocked
[21:11] <samrocksc> I tried for 2 years trying to get a laptops internal wireless card working the Airforce one it used the BCM43xx drivers
[21:11] <redvamp128> bruenig:  though by just doing that method-- if he did reinstall would actually create more issues.
[21:11] <Moreno> I also added "face eth0 inet dhcp"
[21:12] <BCM43> samrocksc: the reason it is my username is so that it alerts me when someone is talking about it, having walked many people thought it and gotten it working myself.
[21:12] <Moreno> thats "iface eth0 inet dhcp"
[21:12] <McShane> Moreno, when invoking the super user with a graphical application (gedit), you'll want to use gksudo instead of sudo
[21:12] <bruenig> redvamp128: I can't understand what you are saying
[21:12] <samrocksc> BCM43, lol
[21:12] <Plugh> Scunizi_: I'm in the middle of getting Ubuntu up and running properly on my new computer. I have gotten it to boot. The screen resolution is waaaay too low. My distro is currently too old (mostly likely) to support nvidia so I'm trying to use just vga for now.
[21:12] <MaT-dg> unop: ok thx, but do u know why this doesn't happen with wicd instead of the default networkmanager?
[21:12] <BCM43> Plugh: why not install a different disrtro?
[21:12] <samrocksc> I'm trying to figure out medibuntu right now and get google earth hah
[21:12] <redvamp128> bruenig:  THe way to get a fresh start would be remove from synaptic- then make sure the folder is gone the /.wine .. then reinstall so it would re-establish the correct files and permissions.
[21:12] <wolter> how do i regulate the size of the "$ zenity --file-selection" dialog ?
[21:13] <Scunizi_> redvamp128: what your're saying to bruenig sounds more like what would happen on windows. ~/.wine is THE configuration file for wine.. reinstalling would make any difference.
[21:13] <bruenig> redvamp128: there is no reason to delete the binary files from the filesystem and then replace them with the exact same binary files
[21:13] <redvamp128> bruenig:  your method would actually create more problems than fix the issue.
[21:13] <unop> MaT-dg, i guess wicd uses a different method of storing credentials not like nm which uses the keyring
[21:13] <Scunizi_> Plugh: what distro version
[21:13] <Plugh> BCM43: Ubuntu install disks don't seem to support machines with drives configured in RAID1. At least, not out of the box.
[21:13] <diskin> Is there a way to see list of hardware items which are not working due to driver absence?
[21:13] <BCM43> Plugh: how about debian?
[21:14] <Jack_Sparrow> BCM43 I think you need the alt install for that
[21:14] <constantine> better link: http://gpass1.com/gpass/     Anything like this for ubuntu?
[21:14] <Plugh> Scunizi_: Its old. Currently 6.06 (and I am working to get to where I will be updating it).
[21:14] <bruenig> redvamp128: if you delete the ~/.wine directory, next time you run wine, it recreates it with defaults. The wine binaries in /usr don't matter
[21:14] <bruenig> they don't ever change
[21:14] <BCM43> Jack_Sparrow: for what? A different distro? Of course.
[21:14] <Plugh> BCM43: yeah, I've been thinking about that as an alternative.
[21:14] <MaT-dg> unop: ok I understand thx :)
[21:15] <Jack_Sparrow> BCM43 no just the alternate installer for ubuntu
[21:15] <Jack_Sparrow> BCM43 If you want to use ubuntu with existing FAKE-RAID1 Array, Boot livecd  first you have to add the universy repo, then you cann get dmraid with apt-get install and run dmraind -ay , then you will see the RAID-Array and not sda and sdb
[21:15] <wolfwalker> I was told I need qt-4.5 or so.  Can you get that in Hardy?
[21:15] <cyzie> why is archive.ubuntu.com is so slow when coem to downloading package or updating ?!
[21:15] <Scunizi_> Plugh: I used 6.06 for quite a while.. xrandr has nothing to do with that version.. you have to edit the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file to get the resolution that you want.. not sure why you're installing that only to upgrade when you could go right to 8.04 which is the next LTS release ofter 6.06
[21:15] <BCM43> Jack_Sparrow: ok, I see what you mean. I thought you meant to install a different distro you needed the alt cd.
[21:15] <Plugh> I need to make a bootable CD-ROM as a demo for a program. I have done that in the past using Morphix. However, the tools expect a Debian like system. My normal default system is Fedora which is RPM based.
[21:15] <Moreno> The post also suggested that I edit /etc/resolv.conf file and add nameserver <IP_ADDRESS> which on my install resolv.conf did not exist so I created it. Rebooted and still no network on eth0
[21:15] <bruenig> cyzie: use a mirror closer to you
[21:15] <Jack_Sparrow> BCM43 Cute..  but no..
[21:16] <samrocksc> I must be retarded but I can't get the google earth package to install....i know i'm not in root but it should work
[21:16] <diskin> Is there a way to see list of hardware items which are not working due to driver absence? Similar to windows "device manager" with yellow question marks.
[21:16] <cyzie> bruenig, hwo to switch mirror in command line?
[21:16] <samrocksc> just doing a ./googleearth
[21:16] <BCM43> samrocksc: what errors are you getting?
[21:17] <bruenig> cyzie: edit /etc/apt/sources.list and change the country code in front of the urls, so archive.ubuntu.com is us.archive.ubuntu.com
[21:17] <bruenig> I think
[21:17] <bruenig> I don't remember if that is what the mirrors look like
[21:17] <Moreno> McShane, can we go private so I can better see your responces?
[21:17] <Jack_Sparrow> Plugh Sorry, how is that related to Ubuntu support.. Because we also are Debian based?
[21:17] <Scunizi_> Plugh: If you're staying with 6.06 then edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf to your liking.. if you have an nvidia card installed then use the nv driver.. vesa is another generic that may work.
[21:17] <Plugh> Scunizi_: I have an 8.04 disk. If I can update my 6.06 from the CD, I will do it. When trying to install from the 8.10 CD I run in to problems related to lack of RAID support
[21:17] <erUSUL> bruenig: cyzie much easier to use System<Admin>Softeare Sources
[21:17] <bruenig> he wanted cli
[21:17] <Scunizi_> !upgrade | Plugh
[21:17] <bruenig> just answering the question
[21:17] <erUSUL> bruenig: ok; my fault
[21:18] <cyzie> ok
[21:18] <cyzie> thanks
[21:18] <McShane> Moreno, I don't know how to solve your problem, unfortunately. I was just pointing out the thing about sudo and gksudo.
[21:18] <samrocksc> BCM43, bash: ./GoogleEarthLinux.bin: Permission denied
[21:18] <Jack_Sparrow> Plugh Did you try the suggest I had in my notes for running live, enabling universe and addeing a dmraid
[21:18] <BCM43> samrocksc: so try as root.
[21:19] <benjamin_1> Can someonoe please help me out
[21:19] <Scunizi_> samrocksc: sudo sh ./Google.. etc. .etc
[21:19] <samrocksc> hmmm i just tried that hehe
[21:19] <Scunizi_> !ask | benjamin_1
[21:19] <McShane> samrocksc, did you do a chmod +x on the bin file?
[21:19] <samrocksc> hmmm i haven't used chmod in a while i gave it 777
[21:20] <bruenig> 777 should work
[21:20] <BCM43> samrocksc: chmod 755 <googleearth>.bin
[21:20] <samrocksc> yeah 777 always works heh
[21:20] <Plugh> Jack_Sparrow: I'm not sure whose notes I used the info I found on a web page involving use of chroot to install dmraid. That has made Ubuntu happy about my hard drive configuration
[21:20] <MaT-dg> how do I get 2 network interfaces working at the same time in networkmanager? (was a new feature in 8.10)
[21:20] <benjamin_1> Scunizi, ubottu: I've asked the same question 4 times.  I set up my pc to dual boot Vista x64 and Ubuntu, I don't want the Ubuntu Side anymore, How do I get rid of it?
[21:20] <bruenig> 755 and 777 should work identically in this case
[21:21] <Jack_Sparrow> Plugh good to know.. 64 bit?
[21:21] <samrocksc> hehe 755 worked out for some reason :/
[21:21] <samrocksc> weird
[21:21] <Plugh> Jack_Sparrow: Not currently. Sticking with 32 bit for now.
[21:21] <bruenig> you must not have had 777
[21:21] <Scunizi_> benjamin_1: delete the partitions for ubuntu and use your windows install cd to restore your windows version master boot record.. how to do that you should ask on ##windows
[21:21] <samrocksc> Thats what I think
[21:21] <erUSUL> benjamin_1: just reformat the ubuntu partition. later reinstall the vista bootloader with the vista installation cd
[21:21] <samrocksc> I'll be honest linux has gotten so fire and forget I haven't used Chmod in a year ........
[21:21] <erUSUL> benjamin_1: for details on the later ask in ##windows
[21:21] <kristian2> does ubuntu developers/team make any money when i use the default homepage in firefox: http://start.ubuntu.com/8.10/? if not, then i will change to google.com, but if they make money from it, ill keep it.
[21:21] <samrocksc> I am trying to get my GPS to work with linux
[21:21] <benjamin_1> thanks guys
[21:21] <samrocksc> so I'm having to do some technical garbage
[21:22] <paragonc_> so my sound works - but the sound controller in gnome doesn't seem to link to anything
[21:22] <Jack_Sparrow> kristian2 change it
[21:22] <paragonc_> i can lower the sound on an application specific level
[21:22] <paragonc_> but not globally using the sound slider
[21:22] <samrocksc> bruenig, ARGH hahahaha now it starts to load and just shuts off
[21:22] <samrocksc> lol
[21:22] <alanbshepard70> Apparmor refuses to start on my computer, how can I find out why? The only thing terminal returns is $Loading AppArmor module: Failed.
[21:22] <Jack_Sparrow> paragonc_ please keep the question all on one so it is easier to read
[21:23] <hmw> benjamin_1 - most probably boot windows in repair mode and use fixmbr. i reccomend googleing about this before you try, because i cant help you any more besides giving this hint
[21:23] <joe-mac> hey guys maybe someone here is better with alsa than me. i can see my HDMI audio out if i do aplay -L but attempting to put anything out of it from speaker-test or aplay says no such device
[21:23] <constantine> does tor do anything to prevent a router from seeing my traffic?
[21:23] <bruenig> samrocksc: google earth is kind of a piece of garbage on linux given that it is all wined out
[21:23] <samrocksc> bruenig, yeah :P
[21:23] <kristian2> Jack_Sparrow : so that means they don't make any money by me using it instead of google.com?
[21:23] <diskin> Is there a way to see list of hardware items which are not working due to driver absence? Similar to windows "device manager" with yellow question marks.
[21:23] <samrocksc> bruenig, i wonder if google maps generates GPX files
[21:23] <benjamin_1> hmw: Thanks I'm asking on the windows channel right now.  Do you want me to post back with their comments?
[21:24] <Jack_Sparrow> kristian2 Not to my knowledge
[21:24] <Jack_Sparrow> benjamin_1 no thanks
[21:24] <Plugh> bbiab
[21:24] <hmw> benjamin_1 - ask them, if there is a different way to do it for 64 bit, if so, i would like to know. thanks!
[21:24] <paragonc> how do i get the gnome audio controls to take effect?
[21:24] <samrocksc> anyone in here ever played with a GPS and linux?
[21:24] <bruenig> paragonc: what
[21:24] <McShane> samrocksc, you may need to rename a file -- GoogleEarth can be weird: http://blog.mymediasystem.net/avchd/google-earth-5-crashes-on-linux/
[21:24] <paragonc> my audio works - but the control bar in gdm doesn't seem to control the sound
[21:25] <benjamin_1> sure things.  Ill give you a pm
[21:25] <bruenig> there is an audio control bar in the login manager?
[21:25] <Moreno> The problem is no network on a fresh install of 8.10 and according to a post I with a fix I found it is a bug in Network Manager 0.7
[21:25] <samrocksc> McShane, thanks man
[21:25] <Moreno> Here is the link
[21:25] <Moreno> http://tristram.squarespace.com/home/2008/11/3/ubuntu-810-network-problem.html
[21:25] <kristian2> Jack_Sparrow : ok, it's kind of a pity though. i would definatly keep it as my homepage if they made money from it, so they could pay their employees/server costs, etc. but if they dont make any money from having it, then i guess it is useless for me to use. thanks for your reply/answer. :-)
[21:26] <Moreno> ifconfig show eth0 is up but no IP address
[21:26] <Jack_Sparrow> kristian2 there are many ways to contribute time and or money
[21:26] <Jack_Sparrow> !contribute
[21:26] <madmike> At the booting/loading screen (where the progress bar bounces back and forth) I have to hold space bar to get it too load.  Once it gets to the solid progress bar, I can let go of space bar and it works fine.  Any ideas?
[21:27] <Jack_Sparrow> Since I have not pimped it in awhile..  Free Ubuntu Book:    http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download.html
[21:27] <cyzie> im using alternate cd to upgrade hardy to ibex, why is it still download some packages off the inet?
[21:27] <paragonc> like right now i have music playing in amarok, and the sound on the slider @ the top all the way down - it still outputs audio
[21:27] <bruenig> madmike: edit /boot/grub/menu.lst turn off the graphical boot stuff and see what is actually going on, then report back if you can't figure out the problem
[21:27] <geirha> kristian2: there's a lot of packages that need translation
[21:27] <bruenig> !offtopic | Jack_Sparrow
[21:28] <Jack_Sparrow> bruenig Behave..
[21:28] <madmike> bruenig:  is is that progress bar/screen part of grub?
[21:28] <paragonc> it also doesn't seem to control the sound in any other application, boxee, vlc, etc
[21:28] <jebblue> Jack_Sparrow: thanks for the book
[21:28] <Jack_Sparrow> jebblue np, it is well done
[21:28] <bruenig> madmike: well, no, but it is configured to come up in grub
[21:29] <Emu> Can I drag someone into PM for some help on stuff? D:?
[21:29] <benjamin_1> hmw:<contrawars> if you boot to a windows vista install disk, select 'repair your computer' before installing, and open a command prompt,  in the prompt type 'bootrec.exe /fixmbr' this will blow away grub and leave windows by itself, further than that you can open the Disk management software within windows, to delete the partition Ubuntu is on
[21:29] <bruenig> madmike: I think you need to delete "quiet" and another word "splash" maybe
[21:29] <bruenig> madmike: you can just copy and paste the grub line and I will tell you what options need to be disabled so you can see what is causing the problem
[21:29] <hmw> benjamin_1 thx
[21:29] <patmaddox> where's the proper place to put user-specific env vars?  .bashrc?  .profile?
[21:29] <Jack_Sparrow> Emu Please stay in the channel
[21:30] <joe-mac> .bashrc if you use bash only patmaddox
[21:30] <bruenig> patmaddox: .bashrc probably
[21:30] <Emu> I plan to.
[21:30] <benjamin_1> hmw: Sorry couldn't figure out how to pm.  But I will try this now and report back
[21:30] <Emu> Just with scroll, I'd prolly lose my place.
[21:30] <hmw> benjamin_1 - its /msg hmw TEXT
[21:30] <patmaddox> joe-mac bruenig thanks
[21:30] <Jack_Sparrow> Emu We like to follow along to insure you aare getting correct advice
[21:30] <Emu> Ah, alright.
[21:30] <kristian2> Jack_Sparrow & geirha : will have a look into that, :-)
[21:31] <simonlimon> hello
[21:31]  * Emu thinks of how to word his question
[21:31] <bruenig> !hi | simonlimon
[21:31] <Jack_Sparrow> Emu You can also go to a slower but still ubuntu monitored channel instead of PM
[21:31] <simonlimon> hello..... i have a little problem... just installed ubuntu 8.10 and when using firefox, it distorts the websites when scrolling down....
[21:31] <madmike> bruenig:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/121194/
[21:31] <simonlimon> leaves like traces
[21:32] <jbbarnes> Does anyone know how to change the language for menus and icons? I changed my default language to Spanish. Mostly worked, but the XFCE menus are still in English. (When you install in Spanish, then they are Spanish.)
[21:32] <bruenig> simonlimon: artifacts just in firefox or the entire screen?
[21:32] <madmike> bruenig:  whoops, hold on
[21:32] <Emu> Jack Sparrow: Hmm. Could you point me to another, smaller room, please?
[21:32] <Discipulus> My Atheros 242x chipset wireless card quit detecting wireless networks. Is there anyone available who would possibly know why or how to fix it?
[21:32] <simonlimon> bruenig: well, actually it is happening here as well now that i notice
[21:32] <Jack_Sparrow> Emu Ask in here..  then go to #Ubuntu-classroom etc with your helper
[21:32] <Jack_Sparrow> bbl
[21:32] <Emu> Alrighty.
[21:33] <Accidus> I have problem with my mic on Dell Inspiron 1545 under Ibex. No matter which configuration I try, it's not working. A symptom: If I go to the "sound preferences" menu (System->Preferences->sound) and I try to test "sound capture" even just under "test sound", I hear the beep begining and then dying off with a static noise...
[21:33] <simonlimon> when text is scrolling down it happens like it distorts....
[21:33] <fearful> Can someone help me with this error when loading google earth http://paste.ubuntu.com/121196/
[21:33] <bruenig> simonlimon: it is an xorg issue. You have something misconfigured. Screen resolution, refresh rate, something
[21:33] <joe-mac> Discipulus: does iwconfig list show it ?
[21:33] <Discipulus> joe-mac: my wireless card? Yes
[21:33] <Emu> Can anyone help me install Java and make it work for Firefox?
[21:33] <DeannaT2> jbbarnes,  this problem i have also with german-english..dont found a solution , because download lang.pack dont bring solution
[21:33] <simonlimon> what should i do then bruenig? i just installed the nvidia driver from envyng on my compaq cq50 laptop
[21:33] <joe-mac> and what does iwlist scan say?
[21:33] <Emu> I will love you forever and ever :(?
[21:33] <Discipulus> No scan results
[21:33] <madmike> bruenig:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/121197/    there it is  might you also be able to tell me how to add a windows recovery partition in there so I can boot to that and fix vista?
[21:33] <lore20> hello everybody
[21:33] <bruenig> simonlimon: nvidia has a configuration utility, like xnvidia-config or something
[21:34] <joe-mac> this might be a stupid question- but is this a laptop? if so, check the killswitch
[21:34] <jbbarnes> Emu: have you done a sudo apt-config search to find java packages?
[21:34] <Discipulus> joe-mac: yes, laptop, how do I check the kill switch?
[21:34] <carodej> ahoj
[21:34] <fearful> Emu, sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre sun-java6-plugin
[21:34] <lore20> how can I use a bluetooth headset with intrepid?
[21:34] <fearful> Emu, that should get you java plus the plugins
[21:34] <Emu> ...
[21:34] <joe-mac> every laptop has one, some are actual switches, some are Fn+OtherKey
[21:34] <bruenig> madmike: yeah so you see the lines that say "kernel" at the beginning of them way at the bottom? You want to delete the words "quiet" and "splash".  Maybe you can fix the configuration in there?
[21:35] <Discipulus> there is a wireless key on the top
[21:35] <Discipulus> and I pushed it, but to no avail
[21:35] <madmike> bruenig:  alright, brb hopefully
[21:35] <mib_ldaujk> Has anyone successfully installed  ruby1.9  from apt?
[21:35] <alman> y a du monde ?
[21:35] <simonlimon> yeah it gives me some options but nothing for refresh rate
[21:35] <alman> bonsoir
[21:35] <Emu> fearful: thanks, trying this now
[21:35] <DeannaT2> jbbarnes, i think, its xfce-spezific
[21:36] <geirha> Emu: A different approach to fearful's ln-command is to run « sudo update-java-alternatives --set java-6-sun ». This will change all java-links to that version. Fearful's only sets firefox's plugin.
[21:36] <bruenig> simonlimon: play around with them, it may not be refresh rate, but I know it is an xorg configuration issue
[21:36] <joe-mac> does it say "no scan results" or "no wireless extensions" Discipulus
[21:36] <fearful> Emu, http://www.java.com/en/download/installed.jsp you can test if it worked
[21:36] <Emu> geirha: this is just a temporary computer, however. it's only meant to last for a few days, until my new system gets here.
[21:36] <alman> z'êtes tous anglophones ici ?
[21:36] <Discipulus> joe-mac: no scan results
[21:36] <simonlimon> thank you bruenig
[21:37] <Discipulus> joe-mac: everything results in "no scan results"
[21:37] <geirha> Emu: Either should work. I just think the update-java-alternatives command is easier to remember :)
[21:37] <filosofixit> I've got my IR-Remote control to communicate with my computer, but it won't interact with any program. I've enabled the Lirc plugin in rhythmbox but nothin happens... Any ideas?
[21:37] <joe-mac> that's a little odd, it shuold be saying "no wireless extensions" on your wired device nodes. what version of ubuntu is this Discipulus?
[21:37] <Discipulus> 8.10 xubuntu
[21:38] <bruenig> do any applications actually respect the alternatives registry?
[21:38] <alman> trop fort pour moi : au revoir
[21:38] <yowshi> great bcm43 left and i still need help because following that website broke my xorg.conf file
[21:38] <cyzie> any FAST repository to recomend? im using us or my is extremely slow.
[21:38] <vassalli> we
[21:38] <bruenig> cyzie: canada probably, just start testing out country codes
[21:38] <bruenig> cyzie: so switch us for ca or uk or ru or whatever
[21:38] <cyzie> bruenig, canada?
[21:38] <cyzie> ok
[21:38] <Emu> geirha: thanks, mate. when i have time to mess with ubuntu after this ordeal, i'll be sure to give you a call
[21:38] <cyzie> ru is where?
[21:38] <BooBack> Under Gparted I see an exclamation mark next to one of the partitions, what does it mean?
[21:39] <Tecna> Back to my original problem... How can I change the read/write permissions of a fat32 usb drive?
[21:39] <gardar> I just resized some ext3 partitions, and now a bunch of my directories appear as empty
[21:39] <ehird> Is there a way to have the fans automatically controlled on a mac?
[21:39] <ehird> They're constantly going and it's irritating.
[21:39] <gardar> but the space seems to be in use
[21:39] <gardar> any ideas guys?
[21:39] <felixsulla> I thought macs were supposed to be quieter than PCs?
[21:39] <bruenig> cyzie: russia
[21:40] <ehird> felixsulla: they are, even with the fan on
[21:40] <ehird> but os x controls the fan
[21:40] <ehird> and most of the time it's completely off
[21:40] <bruenig> felixsulla: pcs are not monoliths
[21:40] <constantine> i'm trying to edit a file in gedit but its saying I don't have the right permissions
[21:40] <bruenig> there are fanless pcs
[21:40] <ehird> whereas with ubuntu, it's just going whiirrr whiirrr
[21:40] <bruenig> there are water cooled pcs
[21:40] <cyzie> bruenig, ok
[21:40] <Emu> fearful: when i type the second command, i get ln: target `/user/lib/firefox/plugins/' is not a directory: No such file or directory
[21:40] <bruenig> constantine: edit it as root
[21:40] <BooBack> So anybody know what it means?
[21:40] <Emu> Oh, wait.
[21:40] <n8tuserf> Emu usr not user
[21:40] <Emu> There we go, fixed the problem
[21:40] <cyzie> bruenig, been stuck with the upgrade for more than 12hours without any good progress, very frustrated!
[21:41] <lore20> anybody is using a bluetooth headset with intrepid?
[21:41] <jbbarnes> Does anyone know how to change the language for menus and icons? I changed my default language to Spanish. Mostly worked, but the XFCE menus are still in English. (When you install in Spanish, then they are Spanish.)
[21:41] <constantine> bruenig: how?
[21:41] <bruenig> constantine: well, I think the typical advice is gksudo gedit file
[21:42] <Emu> fearful, geirsha, n8tuserf: thank you all
[21:42] <Discipulus> joe-mac: any idea
[21:42] <fearful> Emu, your welcome, did it fix your problem?
[21:42] <Emu> it did
[21:42] <fearful> Emu, great.
[21:42] <constantine> bruenig: ok thanks
[21:43] <Emu> ....I fear the day I mess with Gentoo
[21:43] <gardar> Nobody that has an idea about my partition resizing problems?
[21:43] <DeannaT2> jbbarnes, i think english will stay in the menue with xfce
[21:43] <Nytrix> any1 want to try codeweavers.com i can install it for u for free :) NOT A DEMO
[21:43] <BooBack> Under gparted there's an exclamation mark next to one of the partitions, how do I fix it?
[21:43] <Plugh> Thanks for the comments. I'm rebooting to Ubuntu and see if I can get the X screen resolution changed. I'll deal with upgrading to a more recent version after that.
[21:43] <Nytrix> msg me
[21:43] <fearful> Nytrix, you shouldn't promote piracy here.
[21:43] <Nytrix> :)
[21:44] <Nytrix> no its says i can do that
[21:44] <Nytrix> the license
[21:44] <Emu> Once again, thank you all for your love, care, and support.
[21:44] <jbbarnes> DeannaT2: Could I copy the files from my other machine perhaps to do it by hand. It's almost all in Spanish on the machine where I installed in Spanish. Bummer.
[21:44] <madmike> bruenig:  quick question, what does the "makeactive" mean on some of the menu choices?
[21:44] <cyzie> why is apt-get update is so slow??
[21:44] <geirha> jbbarnes: Have you tried asking in the spanish channel?
[21:44] <geirha> !es > jbbarnes
[21:45] <bruenig> madmike: I don't know
[21:45] <jbbarnes> geirha: Thanks.
[21:45] <madmike> ok
[21:45] <DeannaT2> jbbarnes, dont know if this works, is it xfce? because on my gnome-machine it works all too
[21:45] <BooBack> So is there anybody that could help me?
[21:45] <hmw> gardar - i didnt see your previous question - what is the problem?
[21:46] <paragonc> how do i tell if im running a 64bit kernel ?
[21:46] <zelhar> #join #xubuntu
[21:46] <zelhar> join #xubuntu
[21:46] <gardar> hmw, <gardar> I just resized some ext3 partitions, and now a bunch of my directories appear as empty
 but the space seems to be in use
 any ideas guys?
[21:47] <BULLE> corrupt filesystem +
[21:47] <cyzie> why is ubuntu apt-get update took forever?! debian apt-get update is efficiently fast
[21:47] <Nytrix> reinstall everything
[21:47] <dayo2> paragonc: uname -a
[21:47] <BULLE> gardar: just let fsck do its job, and see what it says
[21:48] <hmw> gardar - did you use du or du -h to see, if the space is still used?
[21:48] <joe-mac> and if it finds a lot of errors be prepared for a case of carpal tunnel from rapidly slamming the 'y' key
[21:48] <paragonc> dayo2:  2.6.27-11-generic #1 SMP Thu Jan 29 19:24:39 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[21:48] <Jampiter> How do I reset my IP in Ubuntu?
[21:48] <gardar> hmw, it's mounted and nautilius shows a bunch of space being used
[21:48] <dayo2> paragonc: looks like 32bit to me
[21:48] <Peddy> I'm not getting any sound with my new motherboard's onboard sound, aplay -l returns 'no soundcards found...". Can someone please help me get sound to work?
[21:48] <n8tuserf> Jampiter -> what do you meant by reset? getting a new one?
[21:48] <McShane> paragonc: i686 = 32-bit. "86_64" is the 64-bit designation
[21:48] <hmw> gardar - pls double check with du -h
[21:48] <gardar> BULLE, how should I run fsck?
[21:49] <paragonc> lame... im on an AMD 64
[21:49] <Jampiter> n8tuserf: Yes
[21:49] <n8tuserf> Jampiter -> dhcp or static ?
[21:49] <dayo2> paragonc: did u install 64bit ubuntu?
[21:49] <Jampiter> n8tuserf:
[21:49] <paragonc> can i update to the 64bit kernel - or do i have to reinstall
[21:49] <Jampiter> n8tuserf: I have no idea
[21:49] <n8tuserf> Jampiter -> then why do you even care getting it reset if you have not idea?
[21:49] <BULLE> gardar: is this your root filesystem ?
[21:49] <Jampiter> n8tuserf: I would think static
[21:49] <McShane> paragonc: do you need 64-bit for particular tasks?
[21:50] <Jampiter> n8tuserf: I have reasons
[21:50] <gardar> BULLE, nope, an external hdd
[21:50] <hmw> n8tuserf paragonc - "reset" sounds like dhcp - re-request IP via DHCP: sudo dhclient eth0 -1  (if eth0 is the device you want to reset)
[21:50] <paragonc> McSahne - i'm trying to run a media center
[21:50] <dayo2> paragonc: u can update, but u'll also need to update all your packages. personally, i would reinstall clean
[21:50] <BULLE> gardar: okies, no worries then, just unmount it, and then run fsck.ext3 on it
[21:50] <paragonc> hrmmm
[21:50] <paragonc> k
[21:50] <BULLE> gardar: the manpage tells you how to do it
[21:50] <gardar> okok
[21:50] <BULLE> gardar: the big important thing is to NOT have the filesystem mounted
[21:50] <cyzie> any way to make apt-get update work FAST ?
[21:50] <BULLE> cyzie: buy faster cpu +
[21:50] <McShane> paragonc: in that case, 64-bit can help with video conversion, but it's not going to make your computer "faster"
[21:50] <n8tuserf> Jampiter -> unless you explain, i may give you the wrong advice, so please explain for what usage this is for
[21:51] <dayo2> cyzie: get a faster internet connection?
[21:51] <cyzie> BULLE, are you stupid?
[21:51] <Seveas> cyzie, faster network connection and faster disks.
[21:51] <BULLE> cyzie: no, are you ?
[21:51] <cyzie> dayo2, not an option now
[21:51] <BooBack> Can anybody help me use GParted please?
[21:51] <dayo2> cyzie: then u'll have to be patient
[21:51] <n8tuserf> hmw -> that will not acquire a new ip address btw
[21:51] <RORgasm> hey guys i think i did something with my advanced compiz settings... i cannot see my taskbar...i see it for a brief second when i switch desktops but not when i'm on a desktop
[21:51] <Nytrix> Boo, ask away
[21:51] <hmw> n8tuserf - what? really?? i think it does?? let me check
[21:51] <cyzie> dayo2, wil you tolerate for apt-get update toook 2 hours++ ?!
[21:51] <dayo2> !ask | Boo
[21:52] <n8tuserf> hmw yes, typically it will attempt to reuse the old one, because its stored in an cache
[21:52] <dayo2> cyzie: what kind of connection u got? when last did u update?
[21:52] <Nytrix> !ask
[21:52] <cyzie> slow connection
[21:52] <n8tuserf> hmw -> go look for leases and you will see
[21:52] <hmw> n8tuserf - aah. yes. in terms of "resetting" it could have helped.
[21:52] <Petengy> hi to all
[21:52] <madmike> bruenig:  when it boots, it loads some scripts, mounts root, and then says "waiting for root" and thats when I have to start holding in the space bar.  Once it's done with the scripts, I can let go, and it finishes booting
[21:53] <VieQ> hello, guys ain't "ssh -D 3356<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to tunnel me through my server?
[21:53] <cyzie> it's phreaking slow!
[21:53] <cyzie> unbrearable
[21:53] <dayo2> cyzie: if it's your connection, then u'll need to do something about it, or endure it
[21:53] <Petengy> I recently compiled GTK2+ and I LOST human default theme..... getting many errors... someone knows how to restore the human theme ???
[21:53] <Seveas> VieQ, it sets up a socks proxy you can use
[21:53] <VieQ> right
[21:53] <dayo2> cyzie: personally, i've never had a 2hr update
[21:53] <Seveas> cyzie, then get a better connection or be patient. Not much you can do
[21:53] <Nytrix> !ask BooBack
[21:53] <mechturk> cyzie, you might have luck with a local mirror
[21:53] <VieQ> so I should n't be waiting for a login or anything
[21:53] <VieQ> ?
[21:54] <RORgasm> guys i can't see my taskbar, it appears for a second when i switch workspaces but then its gone when i'm on a workspace..and i don't know how to turn off desktop effects since i can't go to the Appearance tab in the taskbar
[21:54] <cyzie> mechturk, tried that, apt-get update just slow
[21:54] <BooBack> Nytrix: I have asked, several times, but nobody seems to answer
[21:54] <bruenig> madmike: so it hangs trying to mount root?
[21:54] <VieQ> just set up my browser & use it?
[21:54] <dayo2> cyzie: and this is africa, mind you. where broadband is like a unicorn. no one's ever seen one
[21:54] <Nytrix> msg me boo
[21:54] <madmike> bruenig: no, it mounts root, and then says "waiting on root", thats where it hangs
[21:54] <Th0rz> hi
[21:54] <paragonc> McShane - my biggest issue right now is flash
[21:54] <bruenig> madmike: what does it mean "waiting on root"
[21:54] <paragonc> McShane - it runs super slow
[21:55] <madmike> bruenig:  I have no idea, but thats where it hangs
[21:55] <burkmat> BooBack, You're asking if anyone can help you. Just tell us what the problem is and we'll do our best to help, but nobody is going to give you a proper answer if you ask "Can anyone help?".
[21:55] <cyzie> ok
[21:55] <f_newton> paragonc, that should not be an issue at all
[21:55] <VieQ> Seveas, am I right?
[21:55] <bruenig> madmike: the only thing I can think of is that it is waiting for it to mount
[21:55] <Th0rz> how do you remove php and all its traces i stuffed up when installing it and my only chance is to rremove all traces and reinstall
[21:55] <madmike> bruenig:  why would I have to hold in space bar though?
[21:55] <hmw> n8tuserf paragonc - shouldnt /etc/init.d/networking restart do the trick?
[21:55] <DiDiVp> hi people
[21:55] <Seveas> VieQ, yes.
[21:55] <burkmat> !anyone | BooBack
[21:55] <VieQ> ok checking
[21:55] <f_newton> paragonc, are you using the flash-plugin-nonfree or the "other one"
[21:55] <dayo2> Th0rz: how did u install in the first place?
[21:56] <McShane> paragonc: slow Flash is usually related to the browser or how your flash libraries have been installed. 64 bits won't have any effect.
[21:56] <Th0rz> sudo apt-get install php5
[21:56] <wolfwalker> Running Ubuntu Hardy, trying to compile latest LMMS.  An LMMS dev took a look at a pastebin of the errors I got and said I needed qt 4.5
[21:56] <paragonc> McShane: im using the non free one
[21:56] <swinGas> :)
[21:56] <wolfwalker> Is that available for Hardy?  I have much dissatisfaction with Intrepid.
[21:56] <paragonc> and firefox 3
[21:56] <Th0rz> really stuffed up, becacuse of something i did
[21:56] <Seveas> wolfwalker, that is not available for hardy.
[21:56] <Nerius> hello
[21:57] <dayo2> Th0rz: apt-get or compiled?
[21:57] <Th0rz> apt-get
[21:57] <BooBack> (09:55:46 PM) ubottu: BooBack: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? | (09:38:58 PM) BooBack: Under Gparted I see an exclamation mark next to one of the partitions, what does it mean?
[21:57] <McShane> paragonc: sometimes you have to experiment with different versions of the flash libraries before you find one that works for you
[21:57] <Nytrix> sudo kill me now
[21:57] <BooBack> I did, and several times after that
[21:57] <yowshi> anyone else have any advice for configuring ubuntu to work with a logitech usb mouse?
[21:57] <Seveas> Th0rz, dpkg -l '*php*' --- that lists all installed php packages.  Don't run if you value your data :))
[21:58] <paragonc> McShane: i have a GForce 8200 graphics card - any recomendations on which flash player would work best?
[21:58] <dayo2> Th0rz: go with what Seveas said. it's the better option
[21:58] <alanbshepard70> Ok I tried Grub 2 and it didn't work out so well, I need to restore original grub. How? he system has booted, I used synaptic to remove grub 2 and install grub and it seems to be sucessful except /boot/grub does not contain stage1 or any of the original grub files, only grub 2 stuff
[21:58] <madmike> does anyone know:  If I add an entry to grub (a windows partition) and I put it in wrong, will grub still work?
[21:58] <McShane> paragonc, you'll have to do some trial-and-error
[21:58] <stip> i installed extras using "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras" now it just finished downloading the files. there is a jre lisence agreement screen, but i cant pres the ok, please help me
[21:59] <Seveas> alanbshepard70, search the wiki for 'recovering grub after installing windows'. The instructions apply to your situation as well
[21:59] <mib_ldaujk> According to packages.ubuntu.com, there is a ruby1.9 update (<IP_ADDRESS>-7ubuntu1.1) but when I apt-get install ruby1.9 I only get <IP_ADDRESS>-7ubuntu1. How do I get the update??
[21:59] <Th0rz> ook
[21:59] <IntuitiveNipple> alanbshepard70: You must run grub-install and update-grub with specific parameters for the system
[21:59] <Seveas> stip, use space or enter to scroll down
[21:59] <paragonc> McShane, what different versions of flash player are there?
[21:59] <McShane> stip: use the Tab key to cycle over to the OK button
[21:59] <Th0rz> ok
[21:59] <Seveas> mib_ldaujk, enable the -updates and -security repos
[22:00] <Th0rz> then is it ok to reinstall?
[22:00] <VieQ> Seveas, I got this "Privileged ports can only be forwarded by root."
[22:00] <Tecna> Somebody please tell me how to make my vfat usb drive writable
[22:00] <geirha> madmike: If you get that entry wrong, that entry won't work. The other entries will work as they did before
[22:00] <VieQ> any Ideas how to solve it?
[22:00] <McShane> paragonc, there's also gnash
[22:00] <madmike> geirha:  thats what I was hoping thanks.  I was afraid it might crash grub
[22:00] <wolfwalker> gnash no work so good >.>
[22:00] <Seveas> VieQ, no. I've never used this feature of openssh
[22:00] <dayo2> Th0rz: actually, after the dpkg -l do this: sudo apt-get --purge remove <packagename>; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove; sudo apt-get clean
[22:00] <VieQ> ok thanks
[22:01] <mib_ldaujk> Seveas: Like this? deb http://mirror.vpslink.com/ubuntu intrepid-updates main universe security
[22:01] <Th0rz> ok
[22:01] <Seveas> mib_ldaujk, no
[22:01] <dayo2> Th0rz: all in one line
[22:01] <stip> McShane: gosh...... i accidantely pressed no! it sayd it cancelled the installation now what?
[22:01] <Seveas> stip, retry :)
[22:01] <dayo2> Th0rz: after that, you should be able to make a fresh install
[22:01] <McShane> stip, you'll need to install JRE again
[22:01] <dayo2> stip: RUN!! RUNN!!!!!
[22:02] <dayo2> :P
[22:02] <Seveas> dayo2, :P
[22:02]  * wolfwalker sits on dayo2
[22:02] <yowshi> grrrr i now have bigger problems i dont seem to have any nvidia drivers avilable any more. can someone help me pls
[22:02] <dayo2> lol
[22:02] <Petengy> I recently compiled GTK2+ and I LOST human default theme..... getting many errors... someone knows how to restore the ubuntu default human theme ???
[22:02] <wolfwalker> yowshi it depends on your specific nvidia card.
[22:03] <oHnoez> need help configuring Grub. Please PVP with me :)
[22:03] <yowshi> wolfwalker: an 8800 gts nvidia card
[22:03] <paragonc> are there any other alternatives other than dumping the actual flash player 10 plugin?
[22:03] <Seveas> mib_ldaujk, http://paste.ubuntu.com/121211/
[22:03] <stip> wtf? :-D
[22:03] <Th0rz> thanks worked !
[22:03] <oHnoez> need help configuring Grub. Please PVP with me :)
[22:04] <Nytrix> MSG me if u want to run WINDOWS appls
[22:04] <Nytrix> :)
[22:04] <dayo2> Th0rz: awesome. u're welcome :-)
[22:04] <oHnoez> my windows is installed in sd5
[22:04] <oHnoez> sda5
[22:04] <dayo2> !grub | oHnoez
[22:04] <oHnoez> root		(sda5)
[22:04] <RORgasm> guys how do i turn off desktop effects...i just want my regular gnome desktop back...i can't turn them off right now coz my taskbar is not there right now
[22:04] <Th0rz> need to get zend installed now :(
[22:04] <oHnoez> is that correct-?
[22:04] <fearful> RORgasm, System > Administrator > Appereances > Effects
[22:05] <RORgasm> fearful, i can't do that...my taskbar is gone!...
[22:05] <fearful> RORgasm, visual effects*
[22:05] <rdw200169> RORgasm, gnome-appearance-properties is the program... run that w/ Alt+f2
[22:05] <IndyGunFreak> Th0rz: whats zend?
[22:05] <fearful> RORgasm, that..
[22:05] <mib_ldaujk> Seveas: Thanks, but why is that different to mine? Only diff I see is you are including restricted and multiverse ...
[22:05] <McShane> !ot | Nytrix
[22:05] <Th0rz> plug in for php that made my php f up in the first pace :(
[22:05] <dayo2> Thorz: sudo aptitude install zend-framework
[22:05] <Th0rz> place*
[22:06] <JohnWittle> what is the terminal command to list network interfaces?
[22:06] <untitled> hello, I just installed Xorg 1.6.0 RC 2 from 9.04 repo and now mouse and keyboard are not working in X :) anyone knows how to fix?
[22:06] <McShane> JohnWittle, ifconfig
[22:06] <dayo2> JohnWittle: ifconfig
[22:06] <Th0rz> ok
[22:06] <rdw200169> RORgasm, there are also other things you can try running w/Alt+f2 to get the taskbar back... like: "gnome-panel"... this *should* get it back
[22:06] <JohnWittle> thank you
[22:06] <RORgasm> rdw200169, ok so i turned off desktop effects...but i still can't see my taskbar
[22:06] <md22> whats a good bittorrent client with a web interface that is good for a  headless ubuntu  server
[22:06] <IndyGunFreak> Th0rz: it looks like its in the repositories
[22:06] <dayo2> JohnWittle: also:   ip link show
[22:07] <Th0rz> IndyGunFreak thing is if you not running the right one that php will not work
[22:07] <fearful> RORgasm, read what rdw200169 just said.
[22:07] <Th0rz> its a real pain cant even get it to work on windows
[22:07] <untitled> md22: rtorrent is good and has several different web-faces
[22:07] <IndyGunFreak> Th0rz: i see.
[22:07] <dayo2> JohnWittle: man ip     for all the option on that command
[22:07] <rdw200169> fearful, yeah, i beat him to the question ;)
[22:07] <md22> ok
[22:07] <yowshi> i so cant wait till 9.04
[22:07] <fearful> rdw200169, yup :p lol
[22:07] <untitled> anyone has 9.04 here?
[22:08] <zoltron> i just got a new atheros wireless card. how do i enable it for use in Ubuntu? it doesn't show up in iwconfig
[22:08] <untitled> with working xorg 1.6.0 RC2?
[22:08] <Seveas> untitled, nobody has. (It won't be called 9.04 until released :))
[22:08] <yowshi> 9.04 is already being beta tested?
[22:08] <Myrtti> yowshi: alpha tested
[22:08] <RORgasm> rdw200169, i just did alt+f2 and typed 'gnome-panel'  but the taskbar still hasn't appeared
[22:08] <untitled> yowshi: yeah, just got a few bugs here :D
[22:08] <Th0rz> see i have Zend Engine v2.2.0, running but it needs the newst one its really strange how it works :(
[22:08] <yowshi> i cant wiat till it is out officially so i can wipe my god forsaken system clean
[22:08] <dayo2> untitled: 9.04 is being released in april .... hence the .04
[22:08] <Myrtti> untitled: #ubuntu+1
[22:08] <rdw200169> RORgasm, that's what i expected... you may have to see what the error is when you run "gnome-terminal"
[22:08] <Sa[i]nT> I'm wanting to be a shoutcast DJ, what player on ubuntu allows for that?
[22:08] <Myrtti> !jaunty | untitled
[22:08] <fearful> untitled, try #ubuntu+1 channel.
[22:09] <untitled> thanks
[22:09] <rdw200169> RORgasm, once in the terminal, try gnome-panel again
[22:09] <rdw200169> RORgasm, how did you lose it in the first place/
[22:09] <yowshi> come april i can reset my system so it will onl have the basic bugs i always hav
[22:10] <simonlimon> Hello... is there a program for msn messenger supporting voice and video conference?
[22:10] <rdw200169> hm.... i wonder how we lost RORgasm...
[22:11] <Kultom> simonlimon, amsn
[22:11] <McShane> !windows | simonlimon
[22:11] <simonlimon> mmmmmm
[22:11] <simonlimon> AMSN has just a video conference feature
[22:11] <simonlimon> i need audio and video
[22:12] <dayo2> simonlimon: skype?
[22:12] <Sa[i]nT> Is where a media player for ubuntu that I can use to broadcast to shoutcast servers?
[22:12] <simonlimon> should be for messenger
[22:12] <simonlimon> is for a cafe
[22:12] <simonlimon> internet cafe
[22:12] <moDumass> DRM honestly sucks soooooo much, its not a cool thing to do to media
[22:12] <dayo2> simonlimon: kopete?
[22:12] <simonlimon> kopete has audio feature?
[22:13] <dayo2> simonlimon: i know it has video
[22:13] <simonlimon> yeah but it has no audio
[22:13] <simonlimon> it works for video only
[22:13] <yowshi> ok vbideo drvers reinstalled now i am back to a simple mouse problem
[22:13] <simonlimon> amsn, kopete, kmess, gaim etc just video
[22:13] <simonlimon> mercury
[22:13] <alen_> is there a good widget-program for linux?
[22:14] <yowshi> anyone have any other ideas for getting ubuntu to use a logitech usb mouse?
[22:14] <dayo2> Sa[i]nT: open synaptics and click search. then type shoutcast
[22:14] <IndyGunFreak> yowshi: is it not doing anything at all, or not recognizing extra buttons, or what?
[22:14] <Kultom> yowshi, does so automaticly here. Your mouse isnt a bluetooth mouse with a usb dongle?
[22:15] <yowshi> Kultom: no just a use mouse
[22:15] <tzenrick> Just because i haven't tried it yet, will Ubuntu boot from an external USB HDD?
[22:15] <yowshi> IndyGunFreak: when i restart it will work for a bit then stop doing anything
[22:15] <simonlimon> tzenrick thats how i have it right now
[22:15] <dayo2> Sa[i]nT: icecast-server?
[22:15] <IndyGunFreak> hmm
[22:15] <Kultom> hmm, tryed just unplugging and plugging back in again? Should be useable instanly
[22:15] <simonlimon> external usb hdd
[22:15] <simonlimon> :P
[22:15] <U-b-u-n-t-u> I can't seem to get pidgin to fit the screen there is overlap horizontally and it wont allow me to make it any smaller suggestions?
[22:15] <tzenrick> simonlimon: Any issues with it?
[22:16] <simonlimon> none
[22:16] <simonlimon> tzenrick none
[22:16] <fearful> U-b-u-n-t-u, right click the icon in the panel and click resize and resize it so you can.
[22:16] <simonlimon> hey.. but it is a shame that there are no programs for msn for audio and video conference
[22:16] <Kultom> U-b-u-n-t-u, and if you cant get a hold of the panel, just alt click the app and drag it down until you see the panel bar
[22:16] <yowshi> Kultom: ubuntu seems to do so automatically thne after a bit it stops and the mouse doesn do anything
[22:16] <fearful> simonlimon, can't aMSN do that, seperately tho
[22:17] <simonlimon> fearful: how?
[22:17] <simonlimon> because i tried it and it has only a feature for video
[22:17] <U-b-u-n-t-u> ok Kultom
[22:17] <fearful> simonlimon, I think there's an option for Audio conference and video conference
[22:17] <simonlimon> fearful: nopes.. just audio clips
[22:17] <tzenrick> Is there anything that currently supports video on Yahoo Messenger right now?
[22:17] <fearful> simonlimon, oh then I don't know sorry
[22:17] <Nytrix> !wubi
[22:18] <U-b-u-n-t-u> fearful and Kultom  I can't get it to make the windows smaller even with my grabbing the outside
[22:18] <dayo2> tzenrick: kopete
[22:18] <Kultom> U-b-u-n-t-u, tryed the resize thing fearful mentioned?
[22:18] <U-b-u-n-t-u> I have 3d cube enabled and I can see it overlapping by about 2 inches
[22:18] <RORgasm> rdw200169, ok i restarted my computer and still no taskbar...what should i check for in gnome-terminal...i know that i did ps ax | grep gnome-panel and it seems to be running
[22:18] <joe-mac> tzenrick: ekiga i think might do that too, or the other popular softphone app there haven't used it in a while
[22:18] <tzenrick> dayo2: I think my primary OS just changed from windows :)
[22:18] <hmw> U-b-u-n-t-u do you see the close icon on the top right of that window?
[22:19] <dayo2> tzenrick: good for u
[22:19] <U-b-u-n-t-u> hmw yes
[22:19] <mib_ldaujk> Has anyone gotten ruby1.9 working? It seems bugged to me.
[22:20] <RORgasm> rdw200169, u there?
[22:20] <tzenrick> I can't tell...  Is there a calculator that has a square root button somewhere?  (That is killing me on windows right now..  Have to fire up openoffice everytime I want to do some slightly complex math.)
[22:20] <yowshi> anyone have any ideas for getting ubuntu to use a logitech usb mouse?
[22:20] <simonlimon> no
[22:20] <U-b-u-n-t-u> Kultom it will allow me to adjust it vertically but not horizontally
[22:20] <simonlimon> i dont know if it is me.. but everytime i look for help it seems that what i want to do with ubuntu its not possible
[22:21] <dayo2> tzenrick: Applications-->Accessories-->Calculator
[22:21] <jerknextdoor> simonlimon: what do you want to do?
[22:21] <simonlimon> find a program for msn .... including video and audio conference
[22:21] <tzenrick> dayo2: With a button to do square roots?  Magnificent!
[22:22] <simonlimon> amsn, kopete, kmess, mercury etc they have video features but not audio
[22:22] <ethana2> ...so I'm trying to share my ~/Music over my network with my eMac running OS 10.4
[22:22] <dayo2> tzenrick: in Calculator: View-->Scientific.... got square log sin and all that scary crap! :-)
[22:22] <ethana2> I want to do so using NFS
[22:22] <tzenrick> dayo2: That's it...  I'm switching.
[22:22] <dayo2> tzenrick: welcome to freedom! :-D
[22:23] <Nytrix> freedom sweet sweet freedom! :)
[22:23] <tzenrick> I've had freedom on everything but my laptop...  Been waiting for hardware to be supported.
[22:23] <ethana2> I tried installing Ubuntu on my eMac
[22:23] <ethana2> failed miserably
[22:23] <simonlimon> jajjajajajaja
[22:23] <ethana2> ..but OS X is unix too, so I'm good with it
[22:23] <hmw> tzenrick - switch the calc app to scientific mode
[22:24] <tzenrick> The Yahoo Video has been a big issue for me..  Without that, I don't get to see the wife.
[22:24] <Nytrix> ethana, u still have windows installed on ur emac?
[22:24] <jerknextdoor> simonlimon: tcpcam, sckype, ekiga?
[22:24] <ethana2> Nytrix: ....
[22:24] <simonlimon> jarknextdoor
[22:24] <Nytrix> nevermind
[22:24] <ethana2> heh
[22:24] <Nytrix> *mac
[22:24] <simonlimon> jarknextdoor: i need one working with msn protocol
[22:24] <simonlimon> thats for an internet cafe
[22:24] <ethana2> It's a powerpc g4
[22:24] <simonlimon> i dont care about that but the business needs it
[22:24] <dayo2> simonlimon: wengophone
[22:24] <ethana2> I haven't used Windows in years, all my other machines run Ubuntu
[22:24] <imachine> ethana2, why nfs?
[22:24] <ethana2> my Dell came with
[22:24] <Nytrix> i was thinking emachines for some reason
[22:24] <imachine> ethana2, use samba
[22:25] <ethana2> imachine: I want to exclude window
[22:25] <ethana2> s**
[22:25] <yowshi> anyone have any ideas for getting ubuntu to use a logitech usb mouse?
[22:25] <simonlimon> no
[22:25] <imachine> nfs has had some "issues" with locking etc.
[22:25] <rtypo> ImportError: libSDL_ttf-2.0.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[22:25] <imachine> it's a bit far from perfect imho.
[22:25] <rtypo> oups
[22:25] <ethana2> hmmmm
[22:25] <rtypo> damn
[22:25] <magnetron> yowshi→ my idea is to connect it.
[22:25] <imachine> at least for typical usage in houses etc.
[22:25] <ethana2> imachine: so you say I should use smb
[22:25] <simonlimon> dayo2: wengophone?
[22:25] <lopin> Having problems with a Phillips SAA7134 Tuner card...  Just can't get it to take the tuner number...  It keeps defaulting to 0
[22:25] <magnetron> yowshi→ if you have any problems, please say so
[22:25] <imachine> ethana2, what do you bother, you can always use iptables to cut out the other machines.
[22:25] <rtypo> anyway... i installed libSDL and still gives me that error
[22:25] <imachine> and password protect the shares.
[22:25] <yowshi> magnetron: oh if only i had your intelligence, wait whats this it is connected
[22:25] <ethana2> imachine: ah, k
[22:26] <dayo2> simonlimon: nevermind. it's open-source skype. i forgot u needed msn
[22:26] <ethana2> imachine: so how do I get the smb sharing to work?
[22:26] <imachine> I believe samba offers some encryption for the passwords even...
[22:26] <simonlimon> yeah dayo :(
[22:26] <Schuenemann> hi, I get this error after I run make: no rule to process target "kernel/bounds.c", needed  for "kernel/bounds.s". Stop.
[22:26]  * tzenrick feels the edge to go with a bleeding edge beta.... I need to resist that urge.
[22:26] <Schuenemann> what am I missing?
[22:26] <yowshi> magnetron: when i restart the computer the mouse works at first but after a short time it will stop wporking
[22:26] <imachine> tzenrick, tried it on my other laptop.
[22:26] <Schuenemann> I'm trying to rebuild kernel
[22:26] <dayo2> tzenrick: go for 8.04
[22:26] <imachine> tzenrick, it's not bad. ext4 is awesome.
[22:26] <magnetron> yowshi→ is it wireless?
[22:26] <mikewu> rtypo: did you install libsdl-ttf2.0-0
[22:26] <rtypo> umm.. 2.0.x
[22:27] <rtypo> x > 0
[22:27] <yowshi> magnetron: no i wouldnt use a wireless mouse ever
[22:27] <gustavo> Hi, i modified my .config/user-dirs.dirs file and now the Places menu only displays Home and Desktop. How can i make it show all of them again?
[22:27] <jerknextdoor> simonlimon: how about installing whatever windows you app you want via wine?
[22:27] <dayo2> tzenrick: that's the current long term support version. got it on my laptop, all our desktops and all our servers
[22:27] <imachine> tzenrick, it needs still some work tho. I don't exactly like the new notification system, I believe the old one (like in 8.10 and 8.04) was/is much better.
[22:27] <rtypo> :D so, not exactly 2.0-0
[22:27] <ethana2> imachine: how do I use samba?
[22:27] <rtypo> 2.0-9
[22:27] <Nytrix> any1 want to install windows apps on ubuntu msg me :)
[22:27] <imachine> as long as the ubuntu devs make it an option to use the new notifications, I'm glad for 9.04.
[22:27] <fearful> Nytrix, wine can do it perfectly.
[22:27] <rtypo> mikewu: SDL_ttf-2.0.9.tar.gz
[22:27] <simonlimon> jerknextdoor :P sounds good
[22:27] <imachine> ethana2, just right click a folder, choose "share"
[22:27] <Nytrix> something better
[22:27] <imachine> period
[22:27] <imachine> ;]
[22:27] <Nytrix> :)
[22:28] <ethana2> I did, it doesn't work
[22:28] <Nytrix> ;)
[22:28] <simonlimon> hahahahahha wanted to have it native but sounds cool
[22:28] <imachine> works over here.
[22:28] <ethana2> I'm trying to get to it from OS 10.4
[22:28] <imachine> dunno how os x works.
[22:28] <jerknextdoor> simonlimon: wine has gotten so smooth recently stuff might as well be native.
[22:28] <imachine> but I was able to use the shares from my other ubuntu laptop, and I think windows laptops can also gain access to my share.
[22:28] <ethana2> What workgroup or domain does ubuntu share with?
[22:28] <imachine> dunno, but I browsed windows shares, so I figured it works both ways.
[22:29] <imachine> ethana2, by default, WORKGROUP
[22:29] <gustavo> !panel
[22:29] <simonlimon> thx jerknextdoor :P gonna install wine right now
[22:29] <ethana2> k
[22:29] <imachine> you can try \\yourubuntuip in windows
[22:29] <yowshi> magnetron: so no ideas?
[22:29] <jerknextdoor> simonlimon:  there is also a program called aMSN that sounds like it might be what you're looking for.  never used it
[22:29] <imachine> dunno what the equivaeltn of that is in mac os x.
[22:29] <tzenrick> jerknextdoor: Have you tried wine on x64?
[22:29] <Schuenemann> hi, I'm trying to rebuild the kernel and I get this error after I run make: no rule to process target "kernel/bounds.c", needed  for "kernel/bounds.s". Stop.
[22:29] <ethana2> The alias "Home" could not be opened, because the original item cannot be found.
[22:29]  * ethana2 tries ##mac
[22:29] <imachine> ;-)
[22:29] <magnetron> yowshi→ you could use "device manager" to make sure the mouse is detected
[22:29] <rtypo> The error about: libSDL_ttf-2.0.so.0  ...... i installed: SDL_ttf-2.0.9.tar.gz .... is it ok?
[22:29] <imachine> tzenrick, I tried it.
[22:30] <imachine> I use it.
[22:30] <tzenrick> jerknextdoor: better question, will wine run x64 apps?
[22:30] <imachine> works.
[22:30] <jerknextdoor> tzenrick:  no, i don't run x64.
[22:30] <yowshi> magnetron: lusb says it is there
[22:30] <simonlimon> hey i have 32bit ubuntu on my 64 processor .... any problems with that? known issues?
[22:30] <imachine> it won't run x64 apps tho like you said.
[22:30] <imachine> they use 32bit wine afaik.
[22:30] <yowshi> magnetron: sorry lsusb
[22:30] <imachine> it runs in 32bit mode on 64bit ubuntu.
[22:30] <imachine> simonlimon, none.
[22:30] <simonlimon> nice :P
[22:30] <IndyGunFreak> simonlimon: shouldn't be an issue, i use 32bit ubuntu on my 64bit pc's
[22:30] <tzenrick> imachine: will it get a little bit of performance boost on 32bit apps?
[22:30] <nick12> sometime when i open an videofilm, the gdm restarts... my videocard is ATI RAdeon 2100 with enabled restricted drivers.. maybe this cause the driver ?
[22:30] <nick12> gg
[22:30] <imachine> simonlimon, in fact, flash should work nicer.
[22:31] <magnetron> yowshi→ you know anything more that the channel should know, in order to help you?
[22:31] <imachine> tzenrick, iono.
[22:31] <simonlimon> oh nice
[22:31] <simonlimon> :)
[22:31] <imachine> tzenrick, 64bit is overrateed. a least on desktops imho.
[22:31] <rtypo> easy question. someone please say Yes or No :D
[22:31] <imachine> unless you're doing video encodin or something
[22:31] <tzenrick> imachine: I have something to test out then.....
[22:31] <Kagee> iptables: http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/10things/?p=539 <<== will changes like that save themself, and reappear after reboot?
[22:31] <mj8741> Hi everyone - Just thought I would let you all know that Logitech QuickCam E1000 works perfect out of the box on 8.04 using Skype.
[22:31] <mikewu> rtypo: just apt-get install libsdl-ttf2.0-0 it makes my ./configure work
[22:32] <yowshi> magnetron: i dont know whats releveant. someone gave me a giude that was on ubuntuforums.org which told me to edit xorg.conf commenting out the original mouse part and entering a neqw one. but all that fdid was break xorg.conf so it wouldnt load
[22:32] <imachine> Kagee, I think you need to do iptables save or smth.
[22:32] <rtypo> mikewu: damn.
[22:32] <mikewu> rtypo: you're tryint to build it from source right?
[22:32] <rtypo> mikewu: you're right
[22:32] <imachine> Kagee, so it will get launched by an init script during your bootup process.
[22:32] <rtypo> mikewu: yes
[22:32] <imachine> Kagee, dunno the magic behind that in ubuntu.
[22:32] <tzenrick> Anyone know what the performance boost is when using ext4 instead of ext3?
[22:33] <imachine> tzenrick, it's plenty. dunno of numbers tho.
[22:33] <rtypo> mikewu: it works now:) hehe
[22:33] <tzenrick> All I've seen is "the super-fast ext4 filesystem"
[22:33] <imachine> tzenrick, actually, it could be the new kernel as well.. but my old x40 ibm laptop, it became more responsive, and the boot up process is faster too.
[22:33] <oHnoez> windows 7 gives an None Device identified error at grub
[22:33] <jerknextdoor> tzenrick:  i tihnk ars technica had an artical on it the other day.  i'm not sure where i read it.
[22:33] <imachine> the machine just feels more robust.
[22:33] <WilliamWade> Can anyone help me with a problem I'm having with my resolution?
[22:33] <oHnoez> what i acn do?
[22:33] <imachine> tzenrick, and that's only on a ext3 fs that was MIGRATED to ext4.
[22:33] <imachine> so it's still not using the full ext4 potential :-)
[22:33] <Schuenemann> hi, I'm trying to rebuild the kernel and I get this error after I run make: no rule to process target "kernel/bounds.c", needed  for "kernel/bounds.s". Stop.
[22:34] <imachine> i'd say it could give you a few good seconds on bootup time, tho as usual ymmv
[22:34] <tzenrick> jerknextdoor: I'm reading that article right now..  just found it.
[22:34] <yowshi> magnetron: other then that i dont know what to say it is a simple standard usb mouse with 2 buttonds and a scroll wheel
[22:34] <toader_> hi, I am using ext3 filesystem. what is the maximum of a file size?
[22:34] <WilliamWade> My screen is a 1280 X 1024 TFT but Ubuntu only gives me the option to use 1024 x 768 and says that it's CRT.
[22:35] <ethana2> I think I'm going to try to use AFS
[22:35] <toader_> hi, I am using ext3 filesystem. what is the maximum of a file size?
[22:35] <chrismurf> I'm trying to print a PDF on 5.5"x4.25" paper on my laser printer.  How do I add a custom paper size to the printer driver?
[22:35] <imachine> toader_, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext3
[22:35] <magnetron> yowshi→ it's hard to know what kind of edits you made to your xorg.conf . i have to leave now, good luck
[22:35] <WilliamWade> It's a fresh install
[22:35] <WilliamWade> with all the updates
[22:36] <hmw> toader: 2 TiB
[22:36] <imachine> toader_, so ultimately, it depends on your blocksize.
[22:36]  * yowshi sighs
[22:36] <yowshi> anyone else have any ideas how to make this usb mouse work?
[22:36] <imachine> toader_, but if I was you, I'd go for ext4 on a fresh install.
[22:36] <WilliamWade> and the NVidia "177" drivers installed and active
[22:36] <Acidio> i wondering if you have problem with limescale, rust, ground in dirt
[22:36] <MegafEee> hey
[22:36] <MegafEee> any irish here?
[22:36] <imachine> MegafEee, nay
[22:36] <imachine> yowshi, sup with taht mouse of yours?
[22:37] <imachine> maybe I can help. I feel like I'm ina ahelpful mood otonite
[22:37] <constantine> is there a way to modify the right click menu so that I can torify any app
[22:37] <Acidio> there is a mod of cillit bang thats work on ubuntu ?
[22:38] <Mikaze> Hello.  Can anyone recommend a really, really good flatbed scanner?  I'm blind and need to do OCR with it.  The scanner the govt loaned me doesn't connect to the puter, except thru a password protected pin-drive port..
[22:38] <imachine> constantine, gnome's a bit limited I guess... you'd have to ask the gnome people best.
[22:38] <constantine> ok thanks
[22:38] <imachine> http://live.gnome.org/GnomeIrcChannels
[22:38] <imachine> here's a start.
[22:39] <toader_> hi, I am using ext3 filesystem. what is the maximum of a file size? as i want to export data from database it might be 10G.
[22:39] <tzenrick> can someone point me in the direction of a beta version?
[22:39] <hmw> toader_ 2 TiB
[22:39] <imachine> tzenrick, 9.04 + google.
[22:39] <bruenig> tzenrick: gmail is beta
[22:39] <imachine> toader_, I've already told you, stop asking.
[22:39] <tzenrick> imachine: Google...... duh....
[22:39] <imachine> tzenrick, good luck ;]
[22:40] <qcjn> hi, can i only check my partition with an app like gparted
[22:40] <erichofmann> hey gang, newbie here...
[22:40] <imachine> tzenrick, you can use yahoo too if you like ;)
[22:40] <dayo2> tzenrick: beta of what?
[22:40] <tzenrick> dayo2: ubuntu
[22:40] <erichofmann> I was downloading some updates when the power went out.
[22:40] <DaveIngram> what is the linux equivalent of windoze ipconfig?
[22:40] <dayo2> tzenrick: ubuntu.com
[22:40] <imachine> Mikaze, I hear good things about Plustek...
[22:40] <qcjn> i d like to know in what format is one of my partition
[22:40] <erichofmann> now I can't update anything.
[22:40] <imachine> Mikaze, but I don't know. I never used a scanner professionally.
[22:40] <mikewu> DaveIngram: ifconfig
[22:40] <tzenrick> dayo2: I've been creeping around there.  Is it buried?
[22:40] <erichofmann> keep getting an error
[22:40] <IndyGunFreak> qcjn: what format?... you mean what file system?
[22:41] <jerknextdoor> tzenrick: why do you want a beta of ubuntu?
[22:41] <DaveIngram> mikewu: Thanks!
[22:41] <qcjn> IndyGunFreak: yes
[22:41] <imachine> DaveIngram, ipconfig is the equivalent of *NIX's ifconfig
[22:41] <dayo2> tzenrick: hang on
[22:41] <jerknextdoor> erichofmann: what is the error?
[22:41] <DaveIngram> imachine: yeah.. I figured that question was backwards.. just didn't know how to phrase it better
[22:41] <WilliamWade> Can anyone help with my screen resolution problem?
[22:41] <DeannaT2> DaveIngram, ifconfig
[22:41] <danbas> is a blu ray iso of the entire jaunty repo planned (for AMD64)?
[22:41] <tzenrick> jerknextdoor: I'm just gonna start with ext4 native partitions.
[22:41] <erichofmann> dpk was interruped, you must manually run dpkg --confure -a
[22:41] <imachine> DaveIngram, ;)
[22:42] <tzenrick> jerknextdoor: instead of migrating.
[22:42] <Mikaze> Plustech.  Thanks.  Will look them over.  Wish SANE did recommendations.
[22:42] <erichofmann> E:_cache->open()failed, please report
[22:42] <imachine> Mikaze, with a K at the end.
[22:42] <dayo2> tzenrick: get Ubuntu Hardy Heron 8.04    http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download
[22:42] <DaveIngram> imachine: I'm trying hard to get my brain all switched over to Linux.. but it's tough when you've been on that other thing your whole life
[22:42] <yowshi> anyone have any ideas for getting ubuntu to use a logitech usb mouse?
[22:42] <eseven73> danbas: ask that in #Ubuntu+1
[22:42] <McShane> erichofmann, sudo dpkg --configure -a
[22:42] <qcjn> IndyGunFreak: so would you know
[22:42] <Mikaze> K.  Thank you.
[22:42] <jerknextdoor> tzenrick: as far as i know ext4 isn't currently supported therefore you'd have to get an Alpha of 9.04 or 9.10 and alphas are definitely not stable.
[22:42] <tzenrick> dayo2: I'm good, found it on distrowatch.
[22:42] <imachine> DaveIngram, don't worry, take your time.
[22:42] <IndyGunFreak> qcjn: i'm sure there's a terminal command for it, i just don't know it.
[22:42] <imachine> Mikaze, no problem. good luck.
[22:42] <Emu> OH hi.
[22:42] <danbas> eseven73: oh yeah, thanks!
[22:42] <Emu> I'm having more problems.
[22:43] <qcjn> IndyGunFreak: ok thanks
[22:43] <eseven73> np
[22:43] <fearful> !hi | Emu
[22:43] <erichofmann> tried that mcShane
[22:43] <Emu> I can't watch Youtube videos D:
[22:43] <tzenrick> jerknextdoor: ars technica lied to me...  :(
[22:43] <IndyGunFreak> qcjn: beyond that, you could install gparted (sudo apt-get install gparted), then system/admin/partition editor, it should tell you what filesystems they are
[22:43] <erichofmann> no luck
[22:43] <jerknextdoor> yowshi: google seems to have a lot of suggestions
[22:43] <fearful> Emu, do you have flash support enabled?
[22:43] <McShane> erichofmann: what errors did it give you?
[22:43] <imachine> mikewu, there is Mustek as well. again, with a k at the end.
[22:43] <Emu> fearful: I don't believe so.
[22:43] <imachine> oops.
[22:43] <imachine> ;]
[22:43] <qcjn> IndyGunFreak: yeah, i think thats what i ll do
[22:43] <jerknextdoor> tzenrick: i could be completely wrong.  by all means double check it.
[22:44] <squirt33> I need to change the color depth on my monitor to 16 bit temporarily (old, old, old computer game under wine). How can I do this?
[22:44] <tzenrick> jerknextdoor: nvm.  9.04 is definitely still alpha...  Beta I'm OK with, but I have to be at least a little stable.
[22:44] <erichofmann> crap. thought I cut and pasted...
[22:44] <fearful> Emu, well theres the root of your problem sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree libflashsupport
[22:44] <erichofmann> brb
[22:44] <newt-home> jerknextdoor, if you google long enough you can find whatever answer you want to any question u ask
[22:44] <imachine> tzenrick, you can launch i in a vm
[22:44] <imachine> like, virtualbox.
[22:44] <crdlb> squirt33: put DefaultDepth 16 in Section "Screen" of your /etc/X11/xorg.conf and restart X
[22:45] <McShane> !paste | erichofmann
[22:45] <imachine> it's available for ubuntu.
[22:45] <jerknextdoor> tzenrick: yeah.  if it's just an experiement go for it.  but it's not for your production machine.
[22:45] <erichofmann> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run dpk --configure -a to correct the problem. E:_cache-> open()failed, please report
[22:45] <jeff-01> Hi
[22:45] <homercycles> I'm going to ditch openSUSE and install Ubuntu, but I'm not sure where I should go with the 32 or 64-bit version. What's the conventional wisdom? Especially if I want Opera with Adobe Flash 10?
[22:45] <imachine> like I said before, tzenrick, it is *pretty* stable. some gnome apps crash once in a while, but generally, it works. the fonts seem dodgy at times. I have compiz running no probs.
[22:45] <jeff-01> Anyone knows a bar of icons automatically hiding very nice ?
[22:45] <IndyGunFreak> homercycles: 32bit is usually a bit easier to set up in my experience
[22:46] <tzenrick> jerknextdoor: Not an experiment.
[22:46] <jeff-01> Style Avant Window Manager but much better ?
[22:46] <yowshi> jerknextdoor: yeah thats what i need to be told to buzz off and use google
[22:46] <imachine> tzenrick, then wait for the real final deal.
[22:46] <sixkiller> go with 64bit.
[22:46] <jerknextdoor> tzenrick: RC's will be out soon enough.
[22:46] <imachine> yowshi, pretty much :)
[22:46] <Emu> fearful: i get an error when doing that, i'll PM it to you since it's a bit big
[22:46] <squirt33> crdlb: The last time I did that my compiz fusion install died on me.
[22:46] <jeff-01> AVM is too slow. I saw something more interesting on a Fedora ....
[22:46] <raylu> homercycles: it doesn't matter. just get away from those rpms. but i agree, try 64-bit first
[22:46] <homercycles> IndyFunGeek: I have the 64-bit ver on another partition but didn't have a lot of luck gettin gFlash working, and I saw it was pulling in the 32-bit version, not the 64-bit version.
[22:46] <imachine> yowshi, unless you provide some debug info for us ;)
[22:46] <fearful> Emu, ok
[22:46] <tzenrick> imachine: I have to run a VM anyways...   Unless Zune support has come along.
[22:46] <imachine> we're not mind readers.
[22:46] <erichofmann> all the package manager apps fail because of this. did I corrupt a bunch of files in /lib?
[22:46] <Lasivian> where can I find Gnomes icons?
[22:46] <homercycles> is it safe to have a 64-bit OS pulling down 32-bit libraries?
[22:46] <imachine> tzenrick, dunno about zune and dno't care about zune.
[22:47] <jeff-01> thanks, going to have a llok
[22:47] <imachine> ;P
[22:47] <yowshi> imachine: no that isnt what i need. the google solutions all require editing xorg.conf and the LAST time i tried that i broke my frigging system. obviously i need more on hands guidance or help for this
[22:47] <crdlb> squirt33: if you're using nvidia, that'll break window decorations (and turn gnome-terminal white), but you can just temporarily switch to metacity, I guess
[22:47] <raylu> homercycles: yes
[22:47] <imachine> yowshi, you need to backup your xorg conf for starters :-)
[22:47] <tzenrick> imachine: I didn't care about zune either, until my wife said she mailed me one for my b-day.
[22:47] <homercycles> raylu: thanks. I might stick with 64, then (though I'm still downloading a 32-bit ISO, just in case)
[22:47] <imachine> yowshi, at least before you edited it. it's good practice ;)
[22:47] <imachine> tzenrick, tzk tzk.
[22:47] <yowshi> imachine: yea did that but using the ackup doesnt fix my problem. i tried that method twice. and twice i had to reload the backup
[22:47] <imachine> tzenrick, tough luck.
[22:48] <NimbleRabit> heeeeelp, I pressed windows key+r and now I'm stuck super zoomed in lol
[22:48] <homercycles> what about all the binary-only codecs and such like. Are there 64-bit versions of those for Ubuntu?
[22:48] <imachine> yowshi, dunno, what's wrong with that mouse anyway? I've asked you once already, didn't get a response...
[22:48] <HINDYhat> Hello, can someone help me with wireless configuration?
[22:48] <tzenrick> imachine: It's definitely the thought that counts though.
[22:48] <erichofmann> still with me McShane?
[22:48] <squirt33> crdlb: I mean like no log in, no GUI.
[22:48] <imachine> tzenrick, right. reckon she'd appreciate the thought of selling it on ebay for an ipod?
[22:48] <yowshi> imachine: i thought i told everyone who asked. ok when i restart my system it works for a bit then suddenly stops working
[22:48] <imachine> :-)
[22:48] <HINDYhat> (yes, I've looked at the WifiDocs)
[22:49] <imachine> yowshi, what mouse model, what does dmesg say after it stops working?
[22:49] <tzenrick> imachine: Probably not :)
[22:49] <McShane> erichofmann, yeah, searching around Google
[22:49] <imachine> if it's usb, does replugging it make it work again?
[22:49] <imachine> yowshi, what version of ubuntu are you running?
[22:49] <Nytrix> MSG me if anyone wants WINDOWS software installed in UBUNTU.
[22:49] <chrismurf> How can you set a custom paper size in ubuntu?  IE, not Letter,A4,A5, whatever.
[22:49] <yowshi> imachine: i have no idea what dmesg says because i have no idea how to read whats in the dmesg file. i know how to load it but not understand what it says. it's a standard basic 2 button scrollwheel logitech usb mouse
[22:50] <jeff-01> Sorry,
[22:50] <Rauf> ahah
[22:50] <yowshi> imachine: ubuntu 8.10 64bit
[22:50] <erichofmann> I took a look around too... one post said to rename an old file (forget which one) and I did, and it seemed to work, until i launched one of the package manager apps again.
[22:50] <jeff-01> One knows about an icon bar in Mac style like Avant Window Manager
[22:50] <crdlb> squirt33: not sure what exactly that means, but if you really want to run this app, you can just disable visual effects temporarily
[22:50] <imachine> yowshi, it's not about "reading" it (tho it is pretty much simple english, but that's beside the point) by asking "what dmesg says" I meant, show me ;]
[22:50] <Emu> fearful: sadly, that didn't work. :(
[22:50] <jpds> Nytrix: Why do you hate the freedom?
[22:50] <yowshi> imachine: it's a basic mose just usb instead of ps2
[22:50] <imachine> yowshi, pastebin.com helps paste.
[22:51] <imachine> yowshi, paste the dmesg messages after the mouse stops working. also, you didn't answer my question, that is, does it work if you replug it?
[22:51] <yoyoned> yowshi:use  pastebin
[22:51] <Nytrix> i love freedom
[22:51] <Nytrix> :)
[22:51] <McShane> erichofmann, try this: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/ubuntu-63/dpkg-configure-a-error-361965/
[22:51] <yowshi> imachine: PASTEBINIT DONT WORK WITH DMESG AND IT IS KIND OF HARD TO COPY AND PASTE WITH JUST MOUSE BUTTONS
[22:52] <yowshi> OOPS VCAPS LOCK
[22:52] <erichofmann> will-do...
[22:52] <yowshi> there finally
[22:52] <imachine> erh
[22:52] <qcjn> ok, i ve install virtualbox, in an hd in ntfs (didn't look before). I ve put fedora 10 in vbox, but it runs as live cd, so now i want to install it in vbox
[22:52] <yowshi> imachine: sorry about the caps
[22:52] <imachine> qcjn, you need to make a harddisk image.
[22:53] <squirt33> crdlb: thanks. And btw, thanks for bailing me out when I broke beryl and later compiz fusion once a week a year or so back!
[22:53] <yoyoned> !trash
[22:53] <imachine> qcjn, vboxgtk helps, unless you have the newer vbox from the vbox repo.
[22:53] <qcjn> imachine: thats done in vbox, i did
[22:53] <imachine> okay, so what's the problem?
[22:53] <imachine> just point your machine to use the particular image.
[22:53] <yowshi> imachine: how do i get the dmesg into pastebin if i cant highlight the text spit ot?
[22:53] <imachine> and voila.
[22:53] <imachine> yowshi, did you try what I told you?
[22:54] <qcjn> imachine: well i want to be sure that when i make the install in vbox , that it wont scre up anything else
[22:54] <jerknextdoor> yowshi: ctrl+shift+C ?
[22:54] <jeff-01> Does anyone know a great icon bar auto hiding for Ubuntu ? A daynamic bar ...
[22:54] <Ristau> need help setting up a dual boot configuration
[22:54] <McShane> erichofmann, also see this particular post: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?p=3443914#post3443914
[22:54] <imachine> qcjn, it's just a file on your partition.
[22:54] <crdlb> yowshi: you can use: dmesg | pastebinit -
[22:54] <Ristau> need help setting up a dual boot configuration
[22:54] <imachine> qcjn, unless you provide control of an actual device, you're fine.
[22:55] <yowshi> jerknextdoor: the trouble is highlighting the text crdlb thanks imachine replugging it in doesnt work
[22:55] <imachine> but I'm not sure if vbox makes it possible to use actual harddisks as devices for vms. maybe.
[22:55] <Ristau> need help setting up a dual boot configuration
[22:55] <crdlb> squirt33: please forgive me if I don't remember though :)
[22:55] <imachine> yowshi, could you try another usb port then.
[22:55] <madmike> anyone know how to add a bootable windows partition to the boot menu in grub?  the partition is /dev/hda2  but I don't know how to boot from it
[22:55] <yowshi> imachine: i have tried 3 different ports they all do the same time
[22:56] <imachine> yowshi, I really don't know why it shouldn't work. you'd have to be more specific about your mouse.
[22:56] <yowshi> imachine: pastebin.com/f764734b6
[22:56] <yoyoned> !pastebin
[22:56] <jeff-01> Hi, does one know a task bar package ? a dynamic auto hiding task bar ...
[22:56] <yowshi> imachine: i really dont know how to be more specific about my mouse
[22:56] <qcjn> imachine: in the process arrive's a window that tells me something like it need to partition cause it s unreadble
[22:56] <jerknextdoor> yowshi:  sorry, i think i just realized you cant highlight it because your mouse isnt working?
[22:57] <yowshi> jerknextdoor: yes precisely. i only have mouse keys to work with. i got it into pastebin thanks to crdlb
[22:57] <imachine> yowshi, I don't see nothing about your mouse there.
[22:57] <imachine> yowshi, /var/log/Xorg.0.log < paste bin that
[22:57] <jerknextdoor> yowshi: sorry about that i didnt actually think it all the way through.  haha.
[22:57] <imachine> qcjn, yah, it's just a harddisk sorta.
[22:58] <imachine> so once you create it as a file, it's like an empty harddisk.
[22:58] <imachine> which you ofcourse need to partition.
[22:58] <happy92> siema
[22:58] <happy92> siema
[22:58] <qcjn> imachine: it s a virtual hd
[22:58] <imachine> ściema.
[22:58] <happy92> jest ktos z polski?
[22:58] <imachine> happy92, english only tutaj ;]
[22:58] <imachine> qcjn, yeah, which you need to partition ;]
[22:58] <yowshi> jerknextdoor:  imachine pastebin.com/f4ee3a1cc
[22:58] <McShane> !pl | imachine
[22:58] <qcjn> imachine: ok
[22:58] <imachine> so I think you can go ahead. don't blame me if it blows up in your face tho ;]
[22:59] <imachine> !pl | happy92
[22:59] <qcjn> imachine: of course i will :)
[22:59] <imachine> ok
[22:59] <uni4dfx> hi... how do i get rhythmbox to upmix stereo to 6 channels?
[23:00] <imachine> yowshi, that's more like it. /etc/X11/xorg.conf I will too need to see.
[23:00] <cbilljones> Anyone know about ventrilo server? im trying to figure out how to change port
[23:00] <rsty> how do i add add "xfdesktop --quit" to my xfce4-session
[23:00] <imachine> !xubuntu
[23:00] <rsty> is there a startup file that i edit like my xinitrc
[23:00] <yowshi> jerknextdoor:  imachine pastebin.com/f7ffc537e
[23:00] <imachine> rsty, try there
[23:01] <bobbob1016> If I want a script to be accessible from anywhere, where do I put it, /usr/bin?
[23:01] <rsty> i already tried everywhere
[23:01] <rsty> i know the command... thats what it tells me.
[23:01] <kingsley> Is it reasonable to assume that a scsi host adapter card has failed when 1.) the kernel stopped seeing a SCSI scanner attached to it, and 2.) a week later, the kernel stopped seeing the SCSI host adapter?
[23:01] <rsty> it doesnt work using xinitrc
[23:01] <bobbob1016> anywhere meaning from any folder in terminal
[23:01] <imachine> yowshi, sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.old && sudo reboot ;)
[23:01] <qcjn> gotto go bbl
[23:01] <tzenrick> kingsley: Probably.
[23:01] <qcjn> imachine: thatnks
[23:01] <imachine> yowshi, it should get automatically created upon next boot.
[23:01] <yowshi> imachine: what??
[23:02] <imachine> qcjn, np.
[23:02] <abc2xyz> all these 1446 people are developers or just users?
[23:02] <imachine> yowshi, i.e. move you xorg.conf file somewhere else, then reboot.
[23:02] <Emu> fearless: still doesn't play
[23:02] <yowshi> ah ok
[23:02] <bobbob1016> abc2xyz, A combination of both
[23:02] <mikewu> bobbob1016: yes /usr/bin
[23:02] <yowshi> imachine: wont that break my system?
[23:02] <bobbob1016> mikewu, And does it need .sh, or not really?
[23:03] <imachine> yowshi, like I said, your x.org config file should be autocreated on next boot.
[23:03] <yowshi> imachine: also you want me to move my backup as well?
[23:03] <imachine> no I don't care about the backup
[23:03] <abc2xyz> bobbob1016>> i see
[23:03] <imachine> mv file-src file-dst <-it's how 'mv' command works.
[23:03] <imachine> yowshi, man mv ;]
[23:03] <yowshi> imachine: mv'd rebooting now
[23:04] <taz_> hello to alll....     i would like to know where i can find anti-spy for firefox ???
[23:04] <imachine> are you on 8.04 ?
[23:04] <fearful_> taz_, you don't need one
[23:04] <imachine> too late.
[23:04] <imachine> jerknextdoor, we'll see how that turns out, huh?
[23:04] <imachine> ;]
[23:04] <taz_> fearful: really it dont need it
[23:04] <jerknextdoor> imachine: yeah.  we'll see.
[23:04] <Decepticon> on command line, what method is there to obtain the realtime cpu usage %
[23:05] <Emu> fearful: didn't work :(
[23:05] <fearful_> taz_, nope
[23:05] <imachine> jerknextdoor, afaik since 8.04 X.org doesn't even need a config file.
[23:05] <imachine> even if it's nvidia.
[23:05] <imachine> so it should work fine, and he had /dev/psaux as mouse port.
[23:05] <abc2xyz> does ubuntu require anti virus?
[23:05] <taz_> fearful: it is cool
[23:05] <imachine> so maybe that somewhat interfered with his evdevs.
[23:05] <jerknextdoor> abc2xyz: no.
[23:05] <chrismurf> abc2xyz, it is much less likely that you will get a virus on ubuntu than on other operating systems.
[23:05] <imachine> abc2xyz, luckily, no! well, unless you want to make sure you always have a clean pendrive, for those windows machines ;)
[23:05] <Myrtti> !virus | abc2xyz
[23:06] <bobbob1016> mikewu, Nevermind, I figured out I didn't need it, thanks for the help
[23:06] <needinfo> Have a command line install of 6.10 on a toshiba laptop. Can auto login as root then startx. When attempt to run FEH image view get ERROR: no HOME enviornment. What steps will resolve this? Tried setting /home/root in /etc/passwd. tried env $HOME=/home/root. Nothing "sticks". Want a low memory system digital picture frame that will boot, startx, run FEH with no user input.  Been searching...
[23:06] <needinfo> ...the web for three week now!
[23:06] <abc2xyz> thanks all :D
[23:06] <fearful_> Emu, I don't really know what to tell you, the plugin is there tho.
[23:06] <abc2xyz> i m more concerned about keyloggers and similar stuffs
[23:06] <Emu> fearful: thanks anyway D:
[23:07] <imachine> abc2xyz, well, if you haven't installed any, you won't have any now will you?
[23:07] <fearful_> abc2xyz, you should get a firewall to block the incoming attacks, that should fix it
[23:07] <jerknextdoor> abc2xyz: don't allow physical access and you're fine.
[23:07] <imachine> unless you provided your machine and asked someone to install it for you.
[23:07] <imachine> yeah
[23:07] <imachine> :]
[23:07] <fearful_> abc2xyz, problems with incoming attacks, keyloggers wouldn't know
[23:07] <taz_> fearful: where i can find firewall ?
[23:07] <Cyclist> hello, there! does anyone know whether Gnome is "less ready" than KDE out of the box when it comes to video playing [.avi, .wmv., mpg, etc.]?
[23:07] <imachine> or use usb crypto keys to log in and out
[23:07] <imachine> etc ;p
[23:07] <fearful_> taz_, sudo apt-get install ufw
[23:07] <yowshi> imachine: now what
[23:07] <imachine> yowshi, normal graphics?
[23:07] <marko-_-> how do i restart pulseaudio
[23:07] <yowshi> imachine: yes
[23:08] <abc2xyz> fearful >>how do i enable firewall?
[23:08] <imachine> yowshi, mouse works?
[23:08] <yowshi> imachine: for now
[23:08] <taz_> frearful: ok stand by
[23:08] <abc2xyz> i guess its already answered
[23:08] <imachine> yowshi, let me know when it stops. (if it stops).
[23:08] <jerknextdoor> Cyclist: they both come with nice video players.  you may need to install certain proprietary codecs though.
[23:08] <fearful_> abc2xyz, if you have ufw installed, just ufw enable on a terminal
[23:08] <yowshi> imachine: my nvidia drivers arent loaded any more though
[23:08] <imachine> yowshi, system->administration->proprietary drivers (or smth)
[23:09] <imachine> enable nvidia driver et voila.
[23:09] <Decepticon> is there something similiar to free, for cpu usage, fast and lean (top takes too long to load for scripted purposes)
[23:09] <imachine> Decepticon, htop.
[23:09] <fearful_> Decepticon, htop
[23:09] <taz_> frearful: done then what ?
[23:09] <imachine> fearful_, beat you to it ;]
[23:09] <Emu> Hmm..
[23:09] <Decepticon> htop is even more bloated than top
[23:09] <imachine> Decepticon, but ehm. for script usage...
[23:09] <fearful_> imachine, yup :p
[23:09] <Emu> It might be possible that I'm missing another sort of flash player..
[23:09] <imachine> Decepticon, I'd say, hmm, uptime?
[23:09] <abc2xyz> fearful thanks
[23:09] <fearful_> taz_, open a terminal and type ufw enable
[23:09] <marko-_-> ok folks i need a little help... there is just no sound and if i want to chose betwen alsa or OSS or pulseaudo or whatever i get the error that the device is being used by an application... so... which application is this ? there is none open
[23:09] <fearful_> abc2xyz, your welcome
[23:10] <yowshi> imachine: that says they are active but temulous wont load and it requires them
[23:10] <imachine> Decepticon, and you can drag out the loadavg from taht.
[23:10] <imachine> Decepticon, tho it's not what you need :)
[23:10] <imachine> yowshi, disable/enable them then.
[23:10] <fearful_> Emu, I'm using the adobe flash plugin, try and download it from their website
[23:10] <illumin8> Hello, perhaps someone can help me with bandwidth issues, on the same machine i get 900kb/s in other distros, but here im getting 150kb/s. Any ideas on why this might be?
[23:10] <taz_> frearful: it open terminal .. then  ufw enable ?
[23:10] <Decepticon> i dont want load avagere by the way
[23:10] <Decepticon> im looking for the real time cpu utililzation %
[23:10] <imachine> yowshi, tho it's hmmm.. sometimes causing troubles.
[23:10] <imachine> Decepticon, yeah I figured.
[23:10] <fearful_> taz_, yes open the terminal and type the command ufw enable and hit enter
[23:10] <Cyclist> thank you, jerknextdoor; I have just installed Ubuntu 8.10 alongside WinXP and having experimented a bit with a Live CD [Knoppix on KDE] I felt a huge difference... [for the worse]
[23:10] <imachine> Decepticon, what do you script it from?
[23:10] <yowshi> imachine: what my drivers are soemtimes causing troubles?
[23:10] <taz_> fearful: ok
[23:11] <imachine> yowshi, no, lkms is.
[23:11] <joe-mac> unless you want access to >4 GB of RAM then use 32 bit
[23:11] <pavs> can anyone tell me how to install notify-osd?
[23:11] <imachine> or dkms.
[23:11] <Decepticon> imachine right now i have this command: top -b -n 1 -p 0 | awk '/^Cpu/{cpu=$2} END{printf "%d%%\n",cpu}'
[23:11] <Decepticon> imachine it is too slow
[23:11] <yowshi> imachine: whats lkms?
[23:11] <imachine> Decepticon, woosh, no wonders :P
[23:11] <joe-mac> oops i was way far back in my chat log :-)
[23:11] <taz_> fearful: it said error you need to be root to run this script
[23:11] <jerknextdoor> Cyclist: is it knoppix 6?  cause i just got that the other day and it's is slow live because of all the damn compiz defaults.
[23:11] <imachine> yowshi, dkms, it's tha magic autobuilding thingie for propriertary drivers in ubuntu.
[23:11] <imachine> !dkms
[23:11] <imachine> Decepticon, well top takes it from somewhere...
[23:12] <imachine> Decepticon, also, snmpd etc too...
[23:12] <Decepticon> they say it takes it from /proc/stat
[23:12] <abc2xyz> this place is cool, i didn't know its so happening :D
[23:12] <Guest52732> clear
[23:12] <imachine> could be :]
[23:12] <gajop_> hm, btw, is it possible to get the direct IP of some other irc user? (not using this for malicious purposes, just want to control my pc from the laptop when i'm on a trip)
[23:12] <Decepticon> abc2xyz what is happening
[23:12] <fearful_> taz_, then type sudo ufw enable
[23:12] <eduardo> hello!
[23:12] <taz_> fearful: ok
[23:12] <grub_sux> How do I fix grub when I keep getting Error 11? I've re-installed grub to both my boot partition and my MBR but I get the same error both times. The menu.lst entries are correct. Please how do I re-install grub so it works? I'm using a livecd at the moment
[23:12] <Emu> fearful: It says i have that installed
[23:12] <yowshi> imachine: i'd have to reboot after reactivating the drivers to make em work right? or at least estart X?
[23:12] <imachine> Decepticon, yeah, so dig it out from /proc/stat
[23:12] <imachine> yowshi, something like that.
[23:13] <yowshi> imachine: brb
[23:13] <imachine> Decepticon, dunno the key for those values tho.
[23:13] <Decepticon> imachine, i mwatching the file to make sense intuitively, or else i will have to try to google and research
[23:13] <taz_> fearful: it said started and enabled on sytem startup
[23:13] <imachine> jerknextdoor, 10$ he just broke his nvidia module install.
[23:13] <imachine> :[
[23:13] <imachine> Decepticon, I'd suppose the latter would be quicker. also, manpages.
[23:14] <jerknextdoor> imachine: haha, maybe.  i kinda stopped paying all that much attention to him since you had it under control so i could help someone else.
[23:14] <fearful_> Emu, http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/?promoid=DXLUJ
[23:14] <eduardo> Guys, question - I did that thing where UBUNTU and windows coexist and so ubuntu all kinds of runs winthin a file on a FAT32 file system. that disk is mounted as  /host in Ubuntu and looks like read only. there's other stuff on there that i'd like to modify from UBUNTU. Not possible to mount it writeable?
[23:14] <imachine> jerknextdoor, yeah nps.
[23:14] <fearful_> I don't know why fearful is still logged on, I'm not on it
[23:14] <illumin8> whats the command to reinitlaize and reconfigure network cards?
[23:14] <imachine> jerknextdoor, I just remember fiddling with nvidia drivers and dkms was causing me headaches some time ago.
[23:14] <imachine> ;]
[23:14] <fearful_> and it is registered to me
[23:14] <Cyclist> jerknextdoor: I really don't remember the Knoppix version I used a while back, but apart from the somewhat "lower quality" of the video playback [compared to the media player in WinXP] the videos were ok; but I am yet to see a single good video on Gnome
[23:14] <yowshi> imachine: and it's down
[23:14] <imachine> jerknextdoor, and I'd concider myself somewhat advanced.
[23:15] <yowshi> imachine: mouse has stopped working
[23:15] <imachine> yowshi, what is?
[23:15] <imachine> :d
[23:15] <Emu> fearful: yeah, i have that
[23:15] <imachine> yowshi, lsusb -> pastebin
[23:15] <jerknextdoor> Cyclist: what do you mean when you say lower quality?  i use Gnome pretty much exclusively, but used to use KDE a lot more...and have never noticed a quality difference of video playback.
[23:15] <imachine> yowshi, /var/log/Xorg.0.log >- pastebin
[23:16] <imachine> yowshi, your drivers are back tho correct?
[23:16] <Emu> fearful: yeah, i have that
[23:16] <abc2xyz> how to register a nick here?
[23:16] <tzenrick> Anyone have experience installing to a computer with no optical media drive?
[23:16] <imachine> abc2xyz, /msg nickserv
[23:16] <imachine> tzenrick, sure, plenty
[23:16] <Mal3ko> guys "Upload all data on stdin to a specified ftp site: " <-- stdin meaning?
[23:16] <imachine> tzenrick, can it netboot?
[23:16] <fearful_> God this is anoying I restarted my computer and still fearful is logged on any ideas?
[23:16] <abc2xyz> thnaks imachine
[23:16] <Emu> fearful: try /msg nickserv kill fearful password
[23:16] <yowshi> imachine: yes they are
[23:16] <tzenrick> imachine:  Maybe......   USB would be fine.
[23:16] <imachine> !stdin
[23:17] <imachine> tzenrick, if it can boot usb, then even better.
[23:17] <fearful_> nope
[23:17] <tzenrick> imachine:  Are there tuts circulating on USB installs?
[23:17] <imachine> yowshi, can you pastebin the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file too
[23:17] <imachine> tzenrick, yea.....
[23:17] <Mal3ko> guys "Upload all data on stdin to a specified ftp site: " <-- stdin meaning?
[23:17] <IndyGunFreak> fearful_: logged in in IRC you mean?
[23:17] <abc2xyz> msg nickserv
[23:17] <imachine> tzenrick, it's fairly easy anyway
[23:17] <yowshi> imachine: pastebin.com/ff17c94d <-- thats the xorg.0.log
[23:17] <imachine> tzenrick, just a drive
[23:18] <nightrid3r> might be off topic, i'm looking for an ubuntu supported hybrid TV card (usb), any suggestions?
[23:18] <abc2xyz> imachine i did type it but nothng happened
[23:18] <kristian2> is wine a big security hazard, since you can run exe?
[23:18] <yowshi> imachine: pastebinit will not read from /etc/X11/xorg/conf
[23:18] <fearful_> Yes and its really annoying
[23:18] <IndyGunFreak> kristian1: not really
[23:18] <imachine> yowshi, .conf
[23:18] <unop> Mal3ko,  all data piped to that program i.e.  cat file | program
[23:18] <imachine> yowshi, also, I see nothing about your mouse there. lsusb -> pastebin
[23:19] <mikewu> abc2xyz: /msg nickserv help register
[23:19] <fearful> Finally
[23:19] <yowshi> imachine: yeah i didnt make that typo in the screen. it would seem that /etc/X11/xorg.conf is blank according to my gedit
[23:19] <abc2xyz> thanks mikewu
[23:19] <Mal3ko> unop: what about "Use the file name "-" (a single dash) to use stdin instead of a given file"
[23:20] <imachine> yowshi, okay
[23:20] <imachine> yowshi, so your drivers don't seem to be working like you said they are.
[23:20] <fearful> Emu, read my pm
[23:20] <Cyclist> jerknextdoor: the colours were kind of white-washed...; and nothing I knew could change them for the better; but at least I was able to watch them! in Gnome every time I click on a file to play the video the screen changes to a black background [with sound though...]
[23:20] <imachine> yowshi, we'll fix that later; now give me lsusb output
[23:20] <yowshi> imachine: ummm tremulous loads so they must be working
[23:20] <imachine> k
[23:20] <unop> Mal3ko,  - takes input from a pipe (or similar).  like this here.     echo "hello world" | cat -
[23:20] <imachine> yowshi, compiz?
[23:21] <yowshi> imachine: pastebininit doesnt work with lsusb or lsusb |pastebininit so i will have to type it out somewhere. it is only 2 lines anyway
[23:21] <imachine> well nevermind the x.log says else. just hand me the lsusb.
[23:21] <yowshi> imachine: i have compix but it isnt running
[23:21] <abc2xyz> once i register the nick, can it be used in all channels?
[23:21] <imachine> lsusb should say what mouse you have
[23:21] <tzenrick> figures....  IRC lags, telnet is so slow I can't irc from it, and now my ISO is dl'ing at 7okbps....  Figure that one out.
[23:21] <unop> yowshi,  it's  pastebinit  not pastebininit
[23:22] <imachine> telnet, lol.
[23:22] <imachine> why not just use rlogin instead;]
[23:22] <imachine> ;p
[23:22] <felixsulla> If you have a file open in gedit, and you're not root, and you dont have permissiont to save changes, is there an option to "save" as root?
[23:23] <tzenrick> imachine: to my shell account...  Still running XP right now. (no rlogin)  Tomorrow though is another story.
[23:23] <imachine> tzenrick, it was irony. use fecking ssh :)
[23:23] <yowshi> imachine: http://pastebin.com/d39e9643a
[23:23] <fearful> felixsulla, try opening the file through gksu gedit
[23:23] <imachine> Bus 001 Device 003: ID 046d:c018 Logitech, Inc. Optical Wheel Mouse
[23:23] <imachine> lol
[23:23] <imachine> that's poetic!
[23:23] <fleeky_> hi ..i installed the hal-applsmc , and still dont get the function keys working how they should , any ideas ?
[23:23] <imachine> ehh...
[23:23] <tzenrick> imachine: Seems slower.  I'm talking 2400bps type of slow...  It wouldn't even keep up with this room.
[23:24] <fearful> felixsulla, for example gksu gedit ~/Desktop/test
[23:24] <yowshi> unop: i use tab completion for pastebinit anyway so while i may make such an error here without no tab completion it is much less likely in bash
[23:24] <amshake> Hey guys, I'm trying to use samba to share files between 2 linux machines and a Vista machine.  However, I can't even get the 2 linux machines to share folders... can anyone help?
[23:24] <Droopsta915> How can I export a .wav file into the /usr/share/sounds
[23:25] <Droopsta915> I want to add my own sound for the login sound.
[23:25] <imachine> tzenrick, well, yeah. I'd figure you're on a 128kbps at least.
[23:25] <abc2xyz> how to make skype work in ubuntu 8.10?
[23:25] <joe-mac> copy the file over there and set the preference under system -> preferences -> sounds
[23:25] <fearful> abc2xyz, what is the problem
[23:25] <imachine> !medibuntu abc2xyz
[23:25] <imachine> hehe
[23:25] <imachine> !medibuntu
[23:25] <abc2xyz> fearful no sound is detected
[23:25] <imachine> oh
[23:25] <imachine> ;]
[23:25] <tzenrick> imachine: even worse...   Satellite.  Supposed to be 4mbps, but some things suffer greatly...  Like anything that is supposed to be realtime.
[23:26] <imachine> tzenrick, oh, right.
[23:26] <imachine> well figures.
[23:26] <imachine> it's shocking to me how 3G can maintain good ssh lag.
[23:26] <fearful> abc2xyz, in the options of skype there should be a section called sound devices
[23:26] <nonewmsgs> is it possible to change the busy icon in ubuntu to something like the blue circle thing in fedora?
[23:26] <imachine> satellite too...
[23:26] <tzenrick> imachine: 1800+ pings to google, but 70kb on a DL...
[23:26] <abc2xyz> fearful which one to pick?
[23:26] <KemrinH> Hey, does anyone in here have a website or blog and want to exchange links?
[23:26] <imachine> tzenrick, yeah well. I'm on a normal landline ;]
[23:26] <yowshi> imachine: i paste biinned the log right?
[23:26] <imachine> yowshi, right
[23:27] <imachine> yowshi, I don't know what else could be wrong man.
[23:27] <amshake> anyone?  If I navigate to network/windows network/[myworkgroup] I can see both machines, but I see no shares if I click on the remote box
[23:27] <fearful> abc2xyz, I don't know anything about your audio but try around with those options and make test calls to see which one works
[23:27] <imachine> to my taste, your configs are messed up
[23:27] <tzenrick> imachine: At this point, a landline would probably be more reliable for me.
[23:27] <imachine> and nvidia-xconfig created another xorg.conf file or so.
[23:27] <yowshi> imachine: well other the i have no xorg.conf file now
[23:27] <imachine> yowshi, yeah, paste that one.
[23:27] <abc2xyz> fearful i m using NVIDIA is it because of that?/
[23:27] <Fund> what is the name of the package to get "Enrypt Library"
[23:28] <Emu> fearful: it still doesn't work :(
[23:28] <fearful> abc2xyz, I don't know, did any of them work
[23:28] <fearful> Emu, really..
[23:28] <yowshi> imachine: http://pastebin.com/f16ae34d6
[23:28] <Emu> Yup..
[23:28] <abc2xyz> fearful: it did for a while but not working any more
[23:29] <fearful> Emu, I really have no idea then :\
[23:29] <imachine> yowshi, that's log. you said conf
[23:30] <Fund> what is the name of the package to get "Enrypt Library"
[23:30] <Fund> Encrypt*
[23:30] <yowshi> imachine: i have no /etc/X11/xorg.conf file it doesnt exit
[23:31] <yowshi> imachine: andf this is the third time i have said that i dont have it
[23:31] <abc2xyz> yowshi lol
[23:31] <yowshi> exist not exit
[23:31] <nightrid3r> Fund encrypt, you mean like GPG
[23:31] <KevDog> What is encrypt?
[23:32] <fearful> !encrypt | KevDog
[23:32] <nightrid3r> KevDog like the german enigma machine in WWII
[23:32] <yowshi> although i thought it was nessecary to have an xorg.conf file in order to have a working system
[23:32]  * tzenrick has gotten sick... and archived bash.org. all of it...
[23:32] <fearful> nightrid3r, nice answer
[23:32] <nightrid3r> fearful best answer for a non native inglish speaker i guess
[23:33] <fearful> Emu, are you on a 64 bit?
[23:33] <Emu> 32bit
[23:33] <aSSogueroZen_SX> guys, remove kde 4.2 from system is risky?
[23:33] <fearful> Emu, oh then really I have no idea if you have that plugin installed it must work
[23:33] <Emu> IT doesn't :(
[23:33] <jerome_> qui peux m'aider
[23:33] <auditya> is there any deb file for ogre3d installation ???
[23:34] <abc2xyz> fearful emu how to know if its 64 0r 32 bit?
[23:34] <fearful> Emu, maybe its something other than plugin, see if you can download a flv and play it
[23:34] <rakudave> !fr | jerome_
[23:34] <KevDog> Is there a way to resume wget downloads?
[23:34] <jerome_> ok
[23:34] <nightrid3r> KevDog wget -c
[23:34] <fearful> abc2xyz, which Live CD did you download, 32 bit or 64 bit
[23:35] <yowshi> imachine: if your stumped i am just going to cp that xorg.conf.old file to xorg.conf reboot and start all over i guess
[23:35] <fearful> abc2xyz, better yet are you running intel processors?
[23:36] <abc2xyz> fearful its intel processor and i downloaded from my campus intranet. nothing about bit was mentioned
[23:36] <paragonc> how can i find out what video driver i'm using?
[23:37] <presshere> abc2xyz: how many GB of RAM have you?
[23:37] <auditya> has anyone installed Open Dynamic Engine on Ubuntu ???
[23:37] <fearful> abc2xyz, whats the output for uname -m
[23:38] <abc2xyz> presshere: 768
[23:38] <fearful> abc2xyz, that command will tell you exactly what you have
[23:38] <abc2xyz> i686 >>>fearful
[23:38] <Emu> fearful: can you link me to a flv video download? D:
[23:38] <xSlack> Can someone take a look at this quick, http://pastebin.com/d4cd77a8e   (Its a simple perm problem)
[23:38] <fearful> abc2xyz, then it is 32 bit
[23:39] <abc2xyz> if it were 64 bit, what wud be the output?>>fearful
[23:39] <fearful> abc2xyz, x86_64
[23:39] <abc2xyz> thanks >>fearful
[23:39] <Bruce> how do i install phpmyadmin in ubuntu ?
[23:39] <fearful> Emu, http://www.mediacollege.com/adobe/flash/video/tutorial/example-flv.html
[23:40] <Bruce> i use " sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin" but says not for sudoers
[23:40] <Emu> fearful: yes, i can view flvs no problem
[23:40] <newt-home> Bruce, try sudo -i (enter) then password (enter) then task
[23:41] <fearful> Emu, ok lets completely remove the flashplugin
[23:41] <Bruce> i try to su as root but password wont work
[23:41] <dick-richardson> what steps do I need to do in order to enable query logging after installing bind?
[23:41] <fearful> Emu, type sudo apt-get purge flasplugin-nonfree
[23:41] <Bruce> and i am suppose to have root access
[23:41] <newt-home> Bruce, did you not see what I wrote?
[23:41] <orbisvicis> what is a udeb file ?
[23:42] <Emu> fearful: done
[23:42] <fearful> Emu, re-install it, sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[23:43] <Bruce> (edited) is not for sudoers file. This incident will be reported.
[23:43] <Emu> fearful: done
[23:43] <fearful> Emu, try it again
[23:43] <zsquareplusc> Bruce then you are not in the admin group (check with "groups")
[23:43] <newt-home> Bruce, sudo -i puts you in the root path
[23:43] <newt-home> oh yeah... this isnt your machine is it Bruce ?
[23:44] <Bruce> yes it is
[23:44] <newt-home> then how could you not be in the admin group?
[23:44] <fearful> !paste
[23:44] <Bruce> i am supposed to have root access
[23:44] <Fund> help me please.. I need encrypt library
[23:44] <Bruce> its a dedicated server
[23:44] <Bruce> and trying to install phpmyadmin with plesk
[23:44] <Emu> fearful: still not. maybe it's the flash player it's currently using.
[23:44] <newt-home> Bruce, you have limited root access and you've reached your limit
[23:44] <Bruce> plesk is there , but no phpmyadmin
[23:45] <fearful> can someone help me with this error on google earth http://paste.ubuntu.com/121241/
[23:45] <Emu> fearful: it says i'm using gnash :(
[23:45] <paragonc> lsmod shows im running an nvidia card - how do i find out which version of the driver
[23:45] <Bruce> any way to install phpmyadmin to delete ambigous tables?
[23:45] <fearful> Emu, remove gnash then
[23:45] <fearful> Emu, just stay with the adobe one
[23:45] <Bruce> in ubuntu 8.04
[23:45] <newt-home> Bruce, talk to your sys admin
[23:47] <alanbshepard70> I'm following this guide (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SELinux) to using SELinux and it says to install sysvinit which requires removing a lot of pretty scary things, is this safe to do?
[23:47] <Emu> fearful: have my babies
[23:47] <Fund> help me please.. I need encrypt library for gcc -o mkpasswd mkpasswd.c -lcrpyt
[23:47] <fearful> Emu, ?
[23:47] <Emu> fearful: it worked!
[23:47] <fearful> Emu, awsome!
[23:47] <Fund> afternet@3464:~/nefarious-1.2/tools$ gcc -o mkpasswd mkpasswd.c -lcrpyt
[23:47] <Fund> collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
[23:48] <fearful> anyone help me with the google earth error?
[23:48] <Emu> fearful: i love you
[23:48] <rittah> Hi all, I am using 8.10 and got the java working in firefox but cannot get it working in OpenOffice 2.4. I have tried many things on the  forums. Is this just a bug that will be fixed later?
[23:48] <fearful> Emu, :)
[23:48] <Fund> afternet@3464:~/nefarious-1.2/tools$ gcc -o mkpasswd mkpasswd.c -lcrpyt
[23:48] <Fund> /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lcrpyt
[23:48] <Fund> collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
[23:48] <onats_> fearful, what's your google earth problem? having some issues too
[23:49] <fearful> onats_, http://paste.ubuntu.com/121241/
[23:49] <Emu> fearful: thank you so much for your help
[23:49] <fearful> Emu, you are very welcome, anytime man.
[23:49] <Bruce> is there anyway to delete tables in ubuntu?
[23:49] <Bruce> i am getting ambigous tables
[23:50] <Bruce> when running a forum
[23:50] <onats_> ahhh
[23:50] <Samma3l> hi guys, can anyone tell me whether getting a static ip for my laptop is as easy as editing my interfaces file?
[23:50] <Mal3ko> lol
[23:50] <onats_> fearful, you should delete libcrypto in /opt/google/earth
[23:50] <onats_> /opt/googleearth
[23:51] <fearful> onats_, /opt/googleearth doesn't exist
[23:52] <onats_> where;d you install your google earht?
[23:52] <fearful> onats_, default
[23:52] <onats_> well you should look for it
[23:53] <fearful> onats, it was in /home/benjamin/.googleearth
[23:53] <fearful> onats, no its not there
[23:54] <lotfi> bonjour tout le monde
[23:54] <abc2xyz> bonjour
[23:54] <lotfi> sa va ?
[23:54] <meditatingfrog> I just upgraded to 8.10...
[23:55] <onats> fearful, no that only contains your settings
[23:55] <meditatingfrog> Intrepid Igrit?
[23:55] <onats> try this in your home folder
[23:55] <onats> ls -l googleearth
[23:55] <onats> it should point to where it got installed
[23:55] <NigelS> fearful: if you followed the default google earth installer then it will have put a symlink in your home dir so you can see where its install dir is with ls -l ~/googleearth
[23:55] <DinkyDogg> fearful, it might be somewhere in /etc
[23:55] <fearful> onats, it worked but now I can't see the world
[23:55] <poseidon> Whats a good media center for Ubuntu?
[23:55] <abc2xyz> lofti bien
[23:55] <koshar2> poseidon xbmc
[23:56] <poseidon> koshar2 is boxee any good?
[23:56] <redvamp128> poseidon:  I have heard of people installing the mythbuntu-desktop  www.mythbuntu.org
[23:56] <fearful> Wow its super slow
[23:56] <koshar2> poseidon or myth if you want sheduled recording
[23:56] <sisif> Hello guys. Quick question: i`m having a internet conection that requires pppoe authentification. And every 20 minutes or so my htttp browsing crashes (everything else works - IM, torrents, etc) and I have to reconnect. Thi is getting very anoying. Can somebody please gimme a sugestion on what this may happend?
[23:56] <koshar2> poseidon boxee is a fork of xbmc
[23:56] <DeannaT2> fearful, and you have to make it visible
[23:57] <fearful> DeannaT2, it works it opened but its extremely slow
[23:57] <DeannaT2> ah
[23:58] <meditatingfrog> I haven't used pppoe in years, and never used it in Linux
[23:58] <meditatingfrog> koshar2:  what have you tried so far?
[23:59] <abc2xyz> if i whois myself, what does the real name mean?
[23:59] <presshere> abc2xyz: it mean`s offtopic ;)
[23:59] <md22> anyone here play WoW on ubuntu ?