[00:00] <Gnea> CaMason: did you disable compiz during and after the other monitor was attached or was it on the whole time?
[00:00] <matreya6> Gnea, yes, but I can log-out/ log-in to make sure...brb
[00:00] <Gnea> matreya6: ok
[00:00] <CaMason> Gnea, it was on the whole time
[00:00] <dsdeiz> i just installed transset and xcompmgr since that's what i saw on other websites
[00:00] <Greyhound-> oh, I thought you were just asking who likes transparency :)
[00:00] <dddd> hi
[00:01] <Gnea> CaMason: sounds like it inherited some new settings. try removing the current settings like this:  mv ~/.gconf/apps/compiz/ ~/.gconf/apps/compiz-old/  logout, login again
[00:01] <dsdeiz> Greyhound-: hehe, "Greyhound" is a name of a band in our country.. Anyways, that's OT i gues.. ^^
[00:01] <CaMason> oh um... it seems compiz is disabled and cant enable
[00:02] <CaMason> Gnea ok ill try that
[00:02] <Gnea> :)
[00:02] <matreya6> Gnea, strangely logging-out/ logging-in seems to change the situation completely. I hear the opening congo's, but not the sounds that should come after that.
[00:02] <phlexonance> I can't find the setting to make my apt-get autoinstall the recommended packages
[00:03] <tvmiros> RGEH
[00:03] <CaMason> brb
[00:03] <matreya6> Gnea, this line when I try to start pulse is a step in the right direction: pulseaudio => E: pid.c: Daemon already running. :-)
[00:04] <Gnea> matreya6: ok, go to the sound settings:  System->Preferences->Sound and make sure they're all pointing at pulseaudio (the mixer should be the alsa mixer)
[00:04] <gavron> browser keeps crashing when viewing youtube clips .. anyone sees this..?
[00:05] <notlistening> Hi 9.04 pulseaudio issues was working and now doen't over ATI HD and HDMI
[00:05] <Gnea> gavron: works fine here, did it ever not crash?
[00:05] <Gordito> Everyone USB cards that have widnow drivers can the cards work with ubuntu?
[00:05] <Gnea> notlistening: what changed?
[00:05] <CaMason> oh dear... I'm getting an error when trying to turn visual effects on
[00:05] <Xarver> gavron: I have to! :(
[00:06] <Xarver> But it doesn't always crash
[00:06] <notlistening> Gnea beats me
[00:06] <notlistening> i even reinstalled from scratch :P
[00:06] <xcdfgkjhgcv> I've just modified my /etc/fstab and added 2 lines at the bottom, will my system break during a reboot or will it be fine? http://pastebin.com/m6264c93f
[00:06] <Gnea> notlistening: did you install any updates or edit any config files or did the system crash..?
[00:06] <matreya6> Gnea, done, but no sound yet. The abrupt cutting of of my DVD playback was a pulse issue after all, now my DVD plays normally, but for now without any sounds whatsoever.
[00:06] <poseidon> Does anyone know of a good article on how linux & ubuntu are progressing in the marketplace.  Google doesn't turn up anything new
[00:06] <gavron> Gnea: not sure I only use ubuntu once in a while .. it plays ok for a couple of clips and then bam.. iceape vanishes
[00:07] <Gnea> gavron: what version of ubuntu?
[00:07] <notlistening> I had to modify the pulse audio connfig before to get it working and there were updates but i installed there before and it work ok
[00:07] <mikeh789> anybody here have a slingbox??
[00:07] <gavron> latest .. and I have all software updates except today's - just got reminded ..
[00:08] <Gordito> Window USB cards can the cards work with Ubuntu
[00:08] <Gnea> Gordito: what windows usb cards?
[00:08] <caleb_> no, sorry mikeh789
[00:08] <mofux> hello
[00:08] <mofux> i'm running jaunty, but somehow i don't seem to have those new notifications
[00:08] <notlistening> Gnea: hardware is ok 8.04 works
[00:09] <mofux> what do i need to enable them (i upgarded from intrepid)
[00:09] <CaMason> ok compiz wont enable at all. is there a log file?
[00:09] <Gordito>   Gnea I had a Startech I returned it now I have a different brand and I am having problems with it
[00:09] <Gnea> notlistening: check this out: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=789578&highlight=sound+stops+working
[00:10] <macman_> hi all .. im trying to install nvidia drivers on cruncbang/ubuntu but all recommended drivers don't work .. any ideas ?
[00:10] <macman_> also i have went to #nvidia but they are all dead
[00:10] <Gordito> ;et me get the box
[00:10] <Gnea> Gordito: well that doesn't answer my question, sorry
[00:10] <Paddy_EIRE> macman_: cruncbang?
[00:10] <cellofellow> what do I have to do to coax ufw into allowing me to browse the SMB network?
[00:11] <Gnea> CaMason: ~/.xsession-errors
[00:11] <CaMason> "Software rasterizer detected, aborting"
[00:11] <SetiAmon> cool i am having no problems with mobloquer
[00:11] <SetiAmon> :|
[00:11] <caleb_> Is there something limiting within networking which makes it impossible to do a command like "ssh user@ip_address:Local_IP"?
[00:11] <mikeh789> crunchbang is ubuntu with openbox basically
[00:11] <macman_> Paddy_EIRE: crunchbang
[00:12] <macman_> Paddy_EIRE: its a child of debian like ubuntu
[00:12] <jamnz> Hello. I have a question about GNS3. If anyone here uses it with Ubuntu, please let me know. Thanks!
[00:12] <Gnea> caleb_: that's not how ssh works
[00:12] <Paddy_EIRE> macman_: ah cool
[00:12] <Gordito> Gnea the brand I have is Wiseland USB 2.0 PCI card with 5 USB ports
[00:12] <matreya6> Gnea, I'll log in and out again for the changes to take effect. brb
[00:12] <mikeh789> macman_, I have the same problem with a toshiba laptop
[00:12] <mikeh789> I finally gave up
[00:13] <mikeh789> I don't think you'll see much wiz-bang in open box anyway
[00:13] <cellofellow> openbox + xcompmgr looks good
[00:13] <SetiAmon> hey what is evolution and should i have it be starting up at boot?
[00:13] <Gnea> caleb_: check the manpage, but I think the -L option can help there
[00:13] <mikeh789> I think you can use tranparency settings with vesa
[00:13] <chemikalz> hey everyone, i have alsa mixer selected, and everything was working fine yesterday, but today, i get no sound from music or anything, and programs arent working well, pidgen crashes when i try to open it as well, no idea why these things are happening
[00:13] <Gnea> !info evolution
[00:14] <Gnea> Gordito: ok, that sounds like a USB hub to me.
[00:15] <juxbox> hi
[00:15] <chemikalz> hey everyone, i have alsa mixer selected, and everything was working fine yesterday, but today, i get no sound from music or anything, and programs arent working well, pidgen crashes when i try to open it as well, no idea why these things are happening
[00:15] <matreya6> Gnea, Thanks a lot! :-) Sound is working through Pulse and I can hear the rap beats of Samurai Champloo through my speakers now,
[00:15] <Gordito> Gnea yeah but it doesn't want to work with my PC
[00:15] <Gnea> matreya6: cheers :)
[00:15] <juxbox> i'm wondering about were i can find the improvements done for ubuntu 9.04 over the previous version?
[00:15] <chemikalz> jux you cant
[00:16] <chemikalz> im having problems with it, not improvements
[00:16] <skima> @jubox - speed?
[00:16] <chemikalz> on a serious note though, you can check on the release page the updates
[00:16] <Gnea> Gordito: perhaps you could be a bit more informative with regards to the actual USB device that you're trying to plug into your USB hub?
[00:16] <Paddy_EIRE> chemikalz: just because you are having negative experiences does not mean everyone is
[00:16] <SetiAmon> hey has anyone setup ubuntu to launch firestarter at startup?
[00:16] <chemikalz> Paddy_EIRE:  i know
[00:16] <juxbox> there should be an official documentation noting the improvement done over that version.
[00:16] <chemikalz> SetiAmon: through startup manager
[00:17] <chemikalz> set to remember what applications were open, or add firestarter to list
[00:17] <Paddy_EIRE> chemikalz: then no need to spread fud to the new members
[00:17] <Gnea> chemikalz: are you routing any sound through pulse?
[00:17] <SetiAmon> i tried and it didn't prompt me for a password or anything,BUT it did say i had no net connection,is there a way to have firestarter launch after i get a internet connection,or at least last of the startup programs?
[00:17] <chemikalz> nope just using alsa mixer
[00:17] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, thanks for all your help. Gnea helped me out in the end. Sound is working again as it should have done the first time around :-P
[00:17] <SetiAmon> chemilkalz,did that.i'm just interested in delaying its startup
[00:17] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: excellent stuff
[00:18] <Gnea> SetiAmon: you could change the runlevel at which it starts so that it starts after certain other daemon(s) start
[00:18] <chemikalz> gnea, it sees my sound card too, it says HDA intel
[00:18] <CaMason> aha. Turns out that a new subsection was added in xorg, and that was preventing it loading up
[00:18] <CaMason> all working now, and I have my multiple virtual desktops back :D
[00:18] <Gnea> CaMason: nice
[00:19] <CaMason> thanks Gnea
[00:19] <Gnea> :D
[00:19] <chemikalz> any ideas anyone
[00:19] <Gnea> cheers
[00:19] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, , Gnea, anything *you* have questions about? My main field of expertise is DSL and networking in general.
[00:19] <Gnea> chemikalz: what kind of speakers do you have? are they builtin or plugged in?
[00:19] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: definitely noted.. cheers mate
[00:19] <chemikalz> i have built in virtual surround DOLBY, and external speakers, neither are working
[00:20] <juxbox> chemikalz: any new apps installed or hardware changes?
[00:20] <Gnea> matreya6: not currently :) but feel free to hang out and idle for days at a time, I'm sure there will be others that will have questions in those fields :)
[00:20] <chemikalz> jux:installed WINE,steam and some games...
[00:20] <matreya6> Love this channel, so many people willing to help or be helped...
[00:20] <phlexonance> I can't find the setting to make my apt-get autoinstall the recommended packages
[00:20] <Gnea> chemikalz: just to clarify - the 'surround dolby' is part of the soundcard? and the speakers are plugged into the soundcard itself?
[00:21] <skima> anybody has tried to configure TOR/Privoxy on 9.04
[00:21] <skima> ?
[00:21] <mikeh789> how do those steam games run??
[00:21] <chemikalz> the sound card is high definition audio-intel, the laptops built in speakers are called surround dolby, and i have plugged in logitech speakers with a subwoofer, all was working fine before
[00:21] <Gnea> mikeh789: with evaporated water!  j/k :)  it works with wine
[00:21] <Gnea> !wine | mikeh789
[00:22] <chemikalz> mikeh789: i havent had success playing them online yet, but i got left 4 dead to run in single player earlier
[00:22] <RichiH> http://paste.debian.net/36826/ -- can someone tell me what i am doing wrong with parted, here?k
[00:22] <mikeh789> I'm wondering if it will be tolerable on my eeepc
[00:22] <Simonare> hello. i need to create VPN server. of course, i need to use firewall too. beside of these i want to write web interface for my VPN, where users can see their available bandwidth, credit and so forth. could anyone give me some suggestions about it?
[00:22] <Gnea> chemikalz: okay, that helps - do you get any sound if you unplug the logitechs, through the lappies?
[00:23] <chemikalz> i get a crackle sound from the external speakers
[00:23] <SetiAmon> loose connection?
[00:23] <SetiAmon> I get that in my home theater system
[00:23] <Simonare> if there are any network guru. i need some help
[00:23] <juxbox> Anybody got ubuntu working fine with ATI drivers?
[00:23] <Gnea> RichiH: I think you need to actually 'write' the change to the disk
[00:24] <what_if> chemikalz: I have intel HD audio as well and the crackle is common on linux.
[00:24] <Paddy_EIRE> !anyone | juxbox
[00:24] <RichiH> Gnea: i can try, but i doubt that
[00:24] <mikeh789> I got a couple of older ati graphics cards working well
[00:24] <Simonare> juxbux: i also dealt with some problems with my ATI radeon. however it sometimes works like charm.
[00:24] <Gnea> RichiH: it seems odd that it's not showing what changes will be made though...
[00:24] <chemikalz> the crackle is not the problem whatif, i am getting no sound at all in linux, on my vista I can hear sound fine
[00:25] <chemikalz> yesterday i had sound in linux :/
[00:25] <juxbox> well mine is the latest ATI, so i'm afraid it wouldn't work
[00:25] <Simonare> ubottu i asked if you can look up its starting with "hello.
[00:25] <what_if> chemikalz: hmmm... no updates? just stopped working?
[00:25] <matreya6> chemikalz, the same thing happened to me.
[00:25] <Simonare> lol
[00:25] <Palyanich> Help me somebody!
[00:25] <RichiH> Gnea: writing did not help
[00:25] <matreya6> chemikalz, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=789578&highlight=sound+stops+working
[00:25] <chemikalz> ya, I even switched media players to see if that was the issue, no sound from games or internet either though
[00:25] <chemikalz> thanks mateya
[00:25] <Gnea> RichiH: does fdisk confirm a (no)write?
[00:25] <brodymcd> hi all! Using a DELL inspiron 1526 - running ubuntu 8.10 because wireless stopped working in 9.04... after reinstalling 8.10, wireless works, but is not turned ON at boot... have to click restricted driver ON to turn card on, then OFF to get card to work... just tedious... how to fix?
[00:26] <Palyanich> ïî ðóññêè êòî-íèòü ãîâîðèò?!\
[00:26] <matreya6> chemikalz, it's only a pass-through, the credit goes to Paddy_EIRE
[00:26] <Simonare> hello. i need to create VPN server. of course, i need to use firewall too. beside of these i want to write web interface for my VPN, where users can see their available bandwidth, credit and so forth. could anyone give me some suggestions about the vpn server choices, firewall choices and some more*
[00:27] <chemikalz> im going to try some of these terminal commands i guess and report back matreya6
[00:27] <matreya6> chemikalz, If it won't work even after a reboot, pastebin me the output of "pulseaudio" on the terminal
[00:28] <chemikalz> keep getting bash cmd not found exact copy paste from thread :/
[00:28] <chemikalz> !pastebin
[00:28] <skima> @you_audio_guys:________________________________________________________________ try padevchooser
[00:29]  * Gnea sets up pulse on another system to pipe over the network
[00:29] <chemikalz> http://paste.ubuntu.com/178346/
[00:29] <devil> hi guys
[00:29] <|ntegra|> hi
[00:30] <devil> i am new here
[00:30] <|ntegra|> nice
[00:30] <devil> wanna to be familiar
[00:30] <chemikalz> welcome devil, this is the help channal for generel talk use #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:30] <harpreet_> ubuntu virus!
[00:30] <devil> i am new ubuntu user
[00:30] <devil> thank u
[00:30] <matreya6> chemikalz, don't copy the prefixed $ when you copy commands, it's just the prompt, just like c:\> on DOS ;-)
[00:30] <harpreet_> devil: welcome
[00:30] <chemikalz> oh i feel stupid, thanks let me try again
[00:30] <skima> Anyone has confiugured priovoxy on 9.04
[00:31] <devil> thanks harpreet
[00:31] <skima> ?
[00:31] <devil> can u tell memthe the best way to learn the linux
[00:31] <harpreet_> devil: use it
[00:31] <devil> i am new user
[00:31] <devil> ok
[00:31] <Gnea> !best | devil
[00:31] <devil> i use linux
[00:31] <ugh> hello
[00:31] <harpreet_> devil: thats all you have to do to learn it
[00:31] <matreya6> chemikalz, this is a buisy chat, if you are adressing someone, please start your sentences with <username>, <sentence>
[00:32] <harpreet_> devil: what have you used your computer for in the past
[00:32] <Gnea> devil: use it for everyday use. if you need to do something, and you don't know how, you can find howtos at http://ubuntuforums.org and/or ask here
[00:32] <adante> is there a way to get cron to send output only if the process returns an error value?
[00:32] <ugh> hello everyone
[00:32] <chemikalz> matreya6: i will try again and show you the pastebin, some things already did not work but some did now
[00:32] <skima> adante: yes
[00:32] <Yanick_> hi, my external USB HD cable uplugged before I could unmount the drive, and the /dev/sdc file remains even if the drive is not plugged in. This cause that, when I plug the cable again, /dev/sdc1 is not created. Can I safelu (manually) remove /dev/sdc and connect my cable again, or is it a bad idea?
[00:32] <harpreet_> ugh: need help?
[00:32] <devil> harpreet:i have used window xp now using ubuntu
[00:32] <ugh> harpeet: not really
[00:32] <adante> skima: how do i do that?
[00:32] <ugh> bye
[00:33] <devil> Gena:thanks
[00:33] <matreya6> chemikalz, please do.
[00:33] <skima> adante: learn
[00:33] <harpreet_> Yanick_: you can do so
[00:33] <Yanick_> thanks
[00:33] <Gnea> devil: cheers :)
[00:33] <dsdeiz> do i have to type transset and click on each window to make them transparent? or are there other ways?
[00:33] <adante> skima: lol thanks that just made my quotes list
[00:33] <skima> adente: ok
[00:33] <devil> Gena:which is the best version of linux to use
[00:34] <|ntegra|> happyfeet says linuxcommand.org and http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/ are good places to learn
[00:34] <harpreet_> devil: ubuntu 9.04
[00:34] <devil> Harpreet:sometime i get the ubuntu hang
[00:34] <Gnea> devil: it's Gnea, not Gena.  whatever suits you.  I recommend Ubuntu 9.04 or 8.04
[00:34] <Yanick_> harpreet_, but now, when I connect the cable, nothing happens. is there something I need to reset?
[00:34] <devil> Gnea:sorry
[00:34] <Gnea> devil: s'ok
[00:34] <devil> but its easy to write
[00:34] <VCoolio1> dsdeiz: you have to click them all
[00:34] <chemikalz> matreya6: http://paste.ubuntu.com/178348/
[00:34] <harpreet_> devil: depends on your hardware, possibly video card
[00:35] <harpreet_> Yanick_: nothing will happen you can browse the drive, can you?
[00:35] <devil> Harpreet:what about sayabyon??
[00:35] <Yanick_> harpreet_, no, I plug the cable and nothing happens
[00:35] <chemikalz> matreya6: i have pulse installed now
[00:35] <Yanick_> harpreet_, no /dev/sdc* or anything
[00:35] <VCoolio1> dsdeiz: I configured some keybindings to prevent entering the command in terminal every time
[00:36] <catch22sucker> Ive spent all morning trying to get my dial up modme to work.... Can someone please help. Ive run scanmodem, and found the modem type: Rockwell International HCF 56k Data/Fax Modem. Ive then downloaded the hcf driver from http://www.linuxant.com/drivers/hcf/full/downloads-ubuntu-x86.php.  I made sure it was the correct driver for my kernel. But now I can't find the modem, i.e. there is no /dev/ttySHCF* or /dev/modem. So I am stuck. An
[00:36] <phlexonance> I can't find the setting to make my apt-get autoinstall the recommended packages
[00:36] <matreya6> chemikalz, but does it work?
[00:36] <harpreet_> Yanick_: is drive connected to cable?
[00:36] <chemikalz> matreya6: i still hear no sounds no
[00:36] <Yanick_> yes
[00:36] <Yanick_> harpreet_, yes
[00:36] <owner> hello
[00:36] <skima> devil: saybyon isn`t good
[00:37] <matreya6> chmikalz, try setting all your sound preferences to Pulse in System => Preferences  => Sound. After that, log-out and login again.
[00:37] <Guest92030> hi there, i apologize for such a questions, but it has been 12 years since i used IRC.  I need to get a channel list, what command is that?
[00:37] <chemikalz> matreya6: thanks will do that and report back
[00:37] <Yanick_> harpreet_, if I do fdisk -l it doesn't list it. it did before I deleted /dev/sdc but now nothing
[00:37] <devil> skima:thanks
[00:37] <harpreet_> Yanick_: you using ubuntu? if yes, go to places on your desktop and check for external HD folder
[00:37] <skima> devil: try slack or ubuntu
[00:37] <Yanick_> harpreet_, k
[00:37] <owner> could anyone point me to the right direction to reinstall wireless card
[00:37] <skima> devil: or both :)
[00:38] <macman_> hey i just ran a .sh script to install nvidia drivers .. how do i uninstall them ?
[00:38] <harpreet_> owner: which wireless card?
[00:38] <matreya6> owner, what wl-card do you have?
[00:38] <owner> atheros
[00:38] <Yanick_> harpreet_, the mount folder was not there
[00:38] <devil> skima:i have updated ubuntu but wht i found is it boots up with kbuntu and ask password with edubuntu but finally run ubuntu whats the problem??
[00:38] <noel_> anyone familiar with the Livecd cration process  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[00:38] <livingdaylight> how does one launch applications from a terminal?
[00:38] <skima> devil: ubuntu works to 1st big update
[00:39] <harpreet_> livingdaylight: type application name
[00:39] <matreya6> livingdaylight, just type the name of the program
[00:39] <owner> my wireless dont show when i run lshw -C network
[00:39] <skima> devil: than it`s magic or U lose
[00:39] <kitche> macman_: by running the script again with the uninstall option
[00:39] <catch22sucker> Anyone using dialup and an HCF modem? Ive installed the .deb driver from http://www.linuxant.com/drivers/hcf/full/downloads-ubuntu-x86.php but now I can't use the modem. There is no automatically generated file in /dev e.g /dev/modem or /dev/SHCF0
[00:39] <livingdaylight> what if its an application which was installed by a .deb?
[00:39] <devil> skima:oh
[00:39] <Yanick_> harpreet_, the file /dev/sdc suddenly reappeared, but the drive does not get mounted
[00:39] <harpreet_> Yanick_: you have to manually mount the drive, OR you can logout and log back in and see if it mounts the drive
[00:39] <skima> devil: thats why slack is more stable
[00:40] <skima> devil: and uglyu sometimes
[00:40] <harpreet_> Yanick_: you know how to manually add the drive?
[00:40] <devil> skima:fine i will use slack
[00:40] <livingdaylight> harpreet_ | matreya6 Xmind doesn't launch when i type 'xmind'
[00:40] <matreya6> catch22sucker, mostly you'll need a binary firmware to make these things work, just like with ndiswrappers
[00:40] <Gnea> skima: it's not quite always like that
[00:40] <skima> devil: use slack + vmware to learning
[00:40] <skima> gnea: sure as always
[00:40] <Gnea> devil: slack is a good linux distribution to learn on
[00:41] <VCoolio1> phlexonance: in update manager, settings button (bottom left), then updates tab gives an option that sounds like what you seek
[00:41] <devil> GNEA:thanks
[00:41] <matreya6> livingdaylight, maybe xmind needs a few command-line parameters, check man xmind
[00:41] <owner> my wireless was working last night but today only my etho works
[00:41] <Yanick_> harpreet_, sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdc1 /media/MEDIA but it does not work, because /dev/sdc1 does not exists
[00:41] <Gnea> devil: but, again, we prefer Ubuntu in here :)
[00:41] <devil> skima;how to use  vmware
[00:41] <Yanick_> harpreet_, /dev/sdc exists, but I cannot mount that one either
[00:41] <skima> devil: it`s kind of easy
[00:41] <owner> my wireless icon shows no networks
[00:41] <matreya6> devil, Gnea, so is Archlinux
[00:41] <owner> i boot to xp and my wireless works
[00:42] <harpreet_> livingdaylight: here : http://www.watchingthenet.com/ubuntu-tip-how-to-launch-programs-in-the-background-from-a-terminal-window.html
[00:42] <skima> gnea: true but arch is more gentooish
[00:42] <Yanick_> harpreet_, it's like if it cannot find the partition, although fdisk -l lists it as /dev/sdc1
[00:42] <Yanick_> harpreet_, but there is no /dev/sdc1
[00:42] <kitche> owner: windows is not linux so comparing the two will not work when dealing with wireless
[00:42] <livingdaylight> matreya6: there is no man entry for xmind
[00:42] <devil> Gnea,Matreya6:can u tell me the link where i can download the vmware
[00:42] <livingdaylight> harpreet_: thx
[00:42] <Gnea> !vmware | devil
[00:42] <owner> nothing listed in the harware drivers
[00:42] <noel_> I am trying to figure out how to change the boot screen on a custom livecd from having the install option, and removing the install shortcut from the desktop
[00:42] <harpreet_> Yanick_: the problem is probably your HD is not ext3 and it is not mounted
[00:43] <skima> devil: at their site is documentation and bins
[00:43] <chemikalz> matreya6: still nothing :/
[00:43] <matreya6> devil, vmware? Why not use Virtualbox?
[00:43] <Yanick_> harpreet_, no, the HD partition is ntfs for use with another computer which has windows on it
[00:43] <owner> am i talking to my self?
[00:43] <owner> i dont mind waiting for someones help
[00:43] <Gnea> !patience | owner
[00:43] <brodymcd> how can I get Ubuntu to automatically turn my wireless card on when I start it?
[00:43] <harpreet_> Yanick_: here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mount/USB
[00:43] <matreya6> chemikalz, please update your pastebin when you type pulseaudio
[00:43] <skima> matreaya6: virtualbox maybe, but how its with stability and easyness?
[00:43] <devil> matreya6:ok i willl look for virtual ox
[00:43] <Gnea> owner: sometimes it takes someone awhile to come back with an answer
[00:44] <Gnea> !vbox | devil
[00:44] <matreya6> skima, I use it everyday at work whenever I need to start WinXP
[00:44] <owner> ill be patient :)
[00:44] <harpreet_> Yanick_: you have to create mount point and manually mount
[00:44] <owner> !patience
[00:44] <skima> matreya5: OK it works for u
[00:44] <devil> ubottu:thanks
[00:44] <matreya6> skima, I'd advise you to choose the non-free version as it has more features. then again, you might not need the extras
[00:44] <harpreet_> Yanick_: i'll suggest you to start fresh with the process , restart computer without usbhd connected and then connect it and monitor the process if it doesnt mount then follow : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mount/USB
[00:45] <chemikalz> matreya6: success
[00:45] <chemikalz> matreya6: thank you!!!
[00:45] <owner> im not being rude.. ill wait :0
[00:45] <skima> matreaya6: vmware works for me
[00:45] <Chef1411> hi
[00:46] <harpreet_> owner: lets work on your wireless
[00:46] <matreya6> chemikalz, good to hear that it's working for you as well. Don't thank me, as I said before this all a pass-through of instructions by Paddy_EIRE and Gnea. Got my sound working just a quarter of an hour ago with help of those instructions
[00:46] <harpreet_> owner: can you tell me your card please? proper name
[00:46] <Chef1411> hello?
[00:46] <Chef1411> cls
[00:46] <devil> ubottu:i downloade the virtual box
[00:46] <chemikalz> matreya6: well thank you for walking me through it as well, and thanks to gnea and paddy as well
[00:47] <matreya6> owner, please pastebin this: lspci | grep -i network
[00:47] <chemikalz> i have my grateful dead blasting now thanks to you
[00:47] <matreya6> chemikalz, no problem mate! :-D
[00:47] <harpreet_> owner: you may use madwifi or ndiswapper , your choice. you have to download xp driver and compile driver for linux and then use ndiswapper to load that driver, it will work
[00:47] <arand> !hi | Chef1411
[00:47] <harpreet_> whats the possibility of virus in ubuntu?
[00:47] <skima> It`s hard to generalise on virtualisation ...
[00:48] <VCoolio1> harpreet_: close to zero
[00:48] <devil> harpreet:canu suggest me the best book to learn linux??
[00:48] <matreya6> harpreet_, Well, there were some worms (CodeRed for instance), but overall Linux is pretty Virus proof.
[00:48] <harpreet_> VCoolio1: i have built two systems on which everything works what a common man imagines working on the computer. the last concern is virus
[00:49] <Edmond> harpreet_, check this out its good, http://librenix.com/?inode=21
[00:49] <owner> my wireless dont show when i run lshw -C network
[00:49] <skima> harpeet: there are exploits
[00:49] <harpreet_> matreya6: i believe those worms will be affecting only the path of the program not the root. am i right?
[00:49] <matreya6> harpreet_, Windows virusses won't work on the systems
[00:49] <devil> skima,matreya6,ubottu:can u suggest me any good book to learn linux
[00:50] <skima> devil: man everything and read the source ;)
[00:50] <chemikalz> devil:im a newb too, but the internet has TONS of free linux information
[00:50] <arand> devil: ubuntu pocket guide. free from http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/index_main.html
[00:50] <harpreet_> matreya6: i know that and i appreciate linux. what if there is wine installed and then some virus comes from windows
[00:50] <Fiberchunks> howdy, any of you folks use evolution to connect to a hosted exchange email provider?
[00:50] <Fiberchunks> I'm having a hell of a time getting it to work properly
[00:50] <devil> chemikalz:thanks
[00:50] <SkinnYPuPp> Could someone tell me a good linux compat video card that has svideo in? I'm wanting to sample from my hi-8 camcorder or vcr.
[00:50] <devil> arand:thanks
[00:50] <matreya6> harpreet_, CodeRed was pretty nasty, even on Root level, but any security hole in a program might cause privilige escalation and enable the takeover of your system. For that reason it's best to keep your system updated
[00:50] <chemikalz> devil:id click arrands link, looks promising
[00:50] <harpreet_> SkinnYPuPp: nvidia, works great
[00:51] <SkinnYPuPp> harpreet_, any particular model ?
[00:51] <skima> skima: silverblatz - operating systems?
[00:51] <Dulak> harpreet_: svideo IN?
[00:51] <skima> hehe
[00:51] <harpreet_> SkinnYPuPp: it starts with 98 or 8 something
[00:51] <devil> chemikalz:ya i downloaded it
[00:51] <harpreet_> Dulak: yes
[00:51] <SkinnYPuPp> Dulak, IN is what i'm after
[00:51] <SkinnYPuPp> harpreet_, thanks
[00:51] <Dulak> SkinnYPuPp: afaik video cards are out, not in, you'd use a tv-tuner card for in
[00:51] <matreya6> harpreet_, If you are behind a NAT router (as most home users are) than there is little to worry about, unless you have explicitly forwarded ports that a program uses that contains a security hole.
[00:51] <skima> devil: there is ubuntu official manual
[00:51] <ozzmosis> Dulak: some have inputs
[00:52] <devil> skima;have u link of that
[00:52] <skima> devil: slack haves its own - and it is good
[00:52] <SkinnYPuPp> Dulak, OIC just needed to know what to look for
[00:52] <devil> skima:i will install slack
[00:52] <skima> skima: u are lasy, man ;)
[00:52] <harpreet_> matreya6: but ubuntu has no open ports by default so there shouldnt be a concern
[00:52] <chemikalz> devil: im going to dl it right now as well
[00:52] <skima> devil: but i will find
[00:52] <matreya6> harpreet_, If you worry about passing through Windows' Virusses to other Windows users, check out ClamAV, it's free and has it's own primitive frontend, Clamtk
[00:52] <devil> skima:thanks
[00:53] <duckx0r> Sorry if this is off topic, but can anyone help me with a problem in Imagemagick? http://codepad.org/xuwO4FE1
[00:53] <|ntegra|> arand: thanx
[00:53] <ozzmosis> SkinnYPuPp: I use a dedicated capture card .. it was about $AU100 in 2004
[00:53] <skima> devil: http://www.slackware.com/book/
[00:53] <devil> skima:thanks
[00:53] <harpreet_> matreya6: i had clamav what happened, i installed avast and let it scan my system, it started telling me that daily.cld file in clamav is a virus which i think was false positive
[00:53] <owner> hello ?
[00:53] <matreya6> harpreet_, true, that's why I said "*Explicitly* forwarding ports"
[00:53] <Dulak> SkinnYPuPp: I have a hauppage 350 tv-tuner that has s-video in as well as the tv tuner on it
[00:53] <ozzmosis> SkinnYPuPp: 00:0d.0 Multimedia controller: Philips Semiconductors SAA7134/SAA7135HL Video Broadcast Decoder (rev 01)
[00:54] <SkinnYPuPp> Dulak, ozzmosis thanks for the info !!!
[00:54] <matreya6> harpreet_, that is funny indeed :-) better update to the latest version then, shall we?
[00:55] <harpreet_> matreya6: i am planning to open a specialized ubuntu linux store . that means i will be selling pcs with ubuntu on it
[00:55] <ozzmosis> harpreet_: whereabouts?
[00:55] <harpreet_> matreya6: Canada, vancouver
[00:55] <devil> skima:thanks i downloaded the book
[00:55] <harpreet_> ozzmosis: vancouver, canada
[00:55] <ozzmosis> harpreet_: great :)
[00:55] <SkinnYPuPp> harpreet_, good idea!
[00:55] <skima> devil: your welcome and try to avoid windows ;)
[00:55] <cellofellow> harpreet_: oh, sweet. Like Za Reason or System76?
[00:56] <kjcole> Hi.  ssh uses my /etc/host file as god intended, but none of my browsers do.  Why? (I've flushed the cache, turned off proxies, etc.)
[00:56] <devil> skima;sure i will divorce window
[00:56] <skima> devil: i didn`t found ubuntu official book so u must try atself
[00:56] <matreya6> harpreet_, Good initiative :-) Of course you need to know all the "selling points" for Ubuntu through and through if you are to convince people.
[00:56] <SkinnYPuPp> I love hooking up ppl with dual boot so they aren't so nervous about the swap, then a few months later they aren't touching the MS any more
[00:56] <ozzmosis> kjcole: it's /etc/hosts
[00:56] <skima> devil: heh marriagie or civil?
[00:56] <devil> skima: problem i will find it out
[00:56] <harpreet_> SkinnYPuPp: ozzmosis, i will devote my own time to educate people in library and won't charge a dime for operating system but only for the machine
[00:56] <owner> Hello, I need help with my wireless card
[00:56] <devil> skima:civil
[00:56] <SkinnYPuPp> harpreet_, think you have a selling point there
[00:57] <matreya6> harpreet_, you might even consider official Canonical support if you are offering Ubuntu on a professional basis. I believe it is available in Canada.
[00:57] <metalfan_> hi
[00:57] <owner> where do i go to see if ubuntu sees it
[00:57] <kjcole> ozzmosis: Sorry. Yes.  A typo on my part here. (ssh uses /etc/hosts but my browser don't.)
[00:57] <harpreet_> matreya6: 1.free. 2. no virus. 3. reliable. 4. no nonsense popups 5.stable
[00:57] <harpreet_> and so on
[00:57] <metalfan_> apache2 runs with the user www-data, how do i set the permissions on /var/www so that i can edit it with my user?
[00:57] <harpreet_> matreya6: what does that mean?
[00:58] <SkinnYPuPp> metalfan sounds like you need to add your user to a group with ownership of /var/www/ though i don't know the default group name
[00:58] <Scunizi> last night I installed UNR (ubuntu netbook remix) using the ppa for the files.. I got a nice netbook interface on 8.04 but I'd like to switch back to the standard ubuntu desktop.  I can't switch in sessions on boot and there is no "System" menu item to look in.. Any clues?
[00:59] <matreya6> harpreet_, But will you be able to answer common questions like : Why does my sound crackle all the time?  I want to play World of Warcraft and that sort of questions?
[00:59] <devil> ok guys i leave
[00:59] <devil> see you again
[00:59] <matreya6> devil, take care
[00:59] <metalfan_> SkinnYPuPp, my user is in the group www-data, but /var/www is  owned by root:root?   ive changed that to root:www-data and set it to 775
[00:59] <skima> devil: good luck with linux
[00:59] <metalfan_> SkinnYPuPp, is that save?
[00:59] <ozzmosis> kjcole: is that true even if you set Firefox to "direct connection"?
[00:59] <kjcole> Thus far, I've tried firefox, opera, and konqueror.  All three ignore the /etc/hosts settings, though ssh correctly follows the changes to /etc/hosts
[00:59] <harpreet_> matreya6: great idea, i just checked the website, it is available. i have already taken care of all those normal things that people need, commercial dvd, virual printer, etc.etc.
[01:00] <iliketofrolic666> how do I remove all of xfce/xubuntu and replace it with ubuntu/gnome?
[01:00] <devil> matreya6,skima,harpreet,yanik,arrand:thanks and take care see ya
[01:00] <iliketofrolic666> I don't want left over packages please
[01:00] <SkinnYPuPp> metalfan_, I'm not the expert on that just know a few basics'
[01:00] <matreya6> harpreet_,  check out this site: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/support/paid
[01:00] <metalfan_> SkinnYPuPp, thx
[01:00] <kjcole> ozzmosis: That's just turning off the cache, right?  I've done that, but let me double check.
[01:01] <matreya6> harpreet_, another thing to keep in mind is to keep up to date on the Linux Hardware Compatibility list, especially All-in One printers as these can be a pain in the *ss to set up, if they even work (fully)
[01:01] <kjcole> ozzmosis: I'm having a bad day. I meant "turning off the proxy"
[01:01] <matreya6> harpreet_, Good luck with your business!
[01:01] <maveas> Hi guys..
[01:02] <harpreet_> matreya6: hp printers mostly work. thank you
[01:02] <sveakex> what does #
[01:02] <sveakex>     Screen      0  "Screen0" 640 0
[01:02] <sveakex> this mean in xorg.conf?
[01:02] <maveas> I need some help to boot my USB with VMware ESXi installation software..
[01:02] <sveakex> that 640 and 0
[01:02] <matreya6> harpreet_, Yes, but some people allready *have* peripherals.
[01:02] <maveas> I mean boot via Grub
[01:02] <erkan> ersun
[01:02] <ozzmosis> kjcole: yeah.  there's a user-wide HTTP proxy setting that some browsers honour.  there might also be a system-wide one.
[01:02] <byte^> I'm told that when I install a Windows OS it will rewrite and remove GRUB. How can I back up my GRUB menu.lst and reinstall it after installation?
[01:03] <maveas> I've read about GRUB so I just need to know if I need to set a kernel with some arguments or whatever?
[01:03] <matreya6> !enter | maveas
[01:03] <harpreet_> matreya6: true, just like lexmark. none of the printer works on ubuntu
[01:03] <HauntedSoul> hello
[01:03] <maveas> Ok matreya6
[01:04] <HauntedSoul> is there any reason that OpenOffice 3 is not in ubuntu intrepid?
[01:04] <sebsebseb> HauntedSoul: yes
[01:04] <sebsebseb> HauntedSoul: ,becasue they only do security updates
[01:04] <sebsebseb> HauntedSoul: you can get a PPA for  Open Office 3 though, or upgrade to 9.04
[01:04] <LinuxNIT> i recently upgraded and now i cant find the session management tool in the menus, any idea where it is?
[01:04] <LinuxNIT> (gnome
[01:04] <byte^> I'm told that when I install a Windows OS it will rewrite and remove GRUB. How can I back up my GRUB menu.lst and reinstall it after installation?
[01:04] <HauntedSoul> sebsebseb didn't know that! thank you ;)
[01:05] <sebsebseb> HauntedSoul: ok no problem
[01:05] <byte^> Is backing up menu.lst on GRUB enough to preserve it or is there more to it than that?
[01:05] <skima> harpeet_: canon printers work fine on ubuntu
[01:05] <sebsebseb> byte^: you don't need to back it up
[01:05] <sebsebseb> !grub
[01:05] <matreya6> harpreet_, Yes, well...you gotta be prepared for questions from customers just like those. It might be useful to set up a site where your customers ask questions and compile a general FAQ with lots of links for them. It takes some time, but your customers will like you for it, believe me...
[01:05] <ozzmosis> byte^: I think you just need to rewrite the MBR with GRUB
[01:05] <kjcole> ozzmosis: No proxy stuff in my environment settings either.
[01:05] <harpreet_> matreya6: totally agree
[01:05] <ozzmosis> byte^: Windows won't overwrite menu.lst
[01:05] <skima> last try on Privoxy on Ubuntu 9.04
[01:06] <harpreet_> byte^: why you need windows?
[01:06] <ozzmosis> kjcole: weird.  can't think of anything.
[01:06] <byte^> Alright awesome.
[01:06] <byte^> harpreet_: Unfortunately, I have failed at getting sound working on Ubuntu.
[01:06] <owner> could somone help me with my wireless card? nothing shows up when i LSPCI
[01:06] <HauntedSoul> going out
[01:06] <HauntedSoul> bye
[01:06] <skima> byte^: sound is for lamers ;)
[01:06] <richratt> where is disk defragmenter in ubuntu i have been looking for 2 hours and cant find it
[01:06] <harpreet_> byte^: which motherboard and which ubuntu version and what card
[01:07] <aguitel> owner, what kind of card is ,usb or pci?
[01:07] <maveas> ? My BIOS doesn't support USB boot so I need to know how to boot the installer for VMware ESXi from my USB via GRUB. I've done some of my homework regarding GRUB but I do not know if I need to set a chainloader or kernel to boot the installer from the USB.
[01:07] <skima> byte^: use braill on tty ;)
[01:07] <matreya6> harpreet_, if I were you I'd compile a set of bash scripts to fix common mishaps on Ubuntu before you sell your systems. That way you can avoid a lot of trouble and questions later
[01:07] <sebsebseb> richratt: that's, because there isn't one, since it's not needed
[01:07] <owner> pci
[01:07] <sebsebseb> !defrag
[01:07] <byte^> harpreet_: Well I'll have to look up the motherboard (it's a factory mobo for Dell Dimension 3000) but I have Ubuntu 9.04 with a Creative Sound Blaster Audigy SE
[01:07] <owner> laptop
[01:07] <aguitel> owner, in other distro it works?
[01:07] <sebsebseb> richratt: see above
[01:07] <byte^> I plan on reinstalling Windows to make sure it still works...
[01:07] <owner> worked fine last night
[01:07] <owner> works in  windows boot
[01:08] <byte^> Then I'll go about debuging it further...
[01:08] <harpreet_> matreya6: i am preparing my own livecd for that purpose so, i will build a machine and install everything "ready"
[01:08] <christopher> just installed latest ubuntu and the start looks great
[01:08] <Pluxxx> my condolences
[01:08] <owner> distro?
[01:08] <harpreet_> byte^: type hwinfo --short
[01:08] <sebsebseb> !distro | owner
[01:08] <altf2o> so anyone else been following various reports of "performance issues" with Ubuntu 9.04? Thoughts?
[01:08] <matreya6> byte^, please pastebin the following: lspci | grep -i audio
[01:08] <sebsebseb> owner: distro  short for distribution
[01:08] <owner> no
[01:09] <byte^> Yeah I've done that before but okay, give me one second.
[01:09] <skima> OK it looks like Privoxy is very egsotic software :/
[01:09] <aguitel> owner, try with live cd
[01:09] <owner> doesnt even show up  in drivers
[01:09] <skima> EOF
[01:09] <harpreet_> skima: privoxy is very nice for anonymity
[01:09] <matreya6> harpreet_, please tell me how business is going when you have had your first customers, I'd love to hear about it :-)
[01:09] <owner> the network is enabled
[01:10] <harpreet_> matreya6: i will.
[01:10] <byte^> matreya6: it's only one line: 01:02.0 Multimedia audio controller: Creative Labs CA0106 Soundblaster
[01:10] <byte^> harpreet_: do you want me to pastebin the result?
[01:10] <harpreet_> byte^: is it old computer or laptop
[01:10] <harpreet_> byte^: yes please
[01:10] <byte^> It's a Dell Dimension 3000 which I consider fairly old.
[01:11] <byte^> But it is not a laptop.
[01:11] <byte^> http://pastebin.com/m4c9d953b
[01:11] <harpreet_> byte^: its old thats why, on today's motherboards, almost everything works out of the box
[01:11] <owner> weird huh
[01:12] <Gnea> wow, pulseaudio > cifs
[01:12] <matreya6> byte^, let me lookup that audio card for you, just a sec...
[01:12] <byte^> Yes, well, I am building a new computer specifically to linux on, to get rid of this junk machine
[01:12] <byte^> Hopefully all is well when I do that.
[01:12] <harpreet_> byte^: here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=963027
[01:13] <maveas> No one with that knowledge?
[01:13] <matreya6> byte^, there are lots of Linux versions that run snappy on old systems, so you might postpone scrapping your Dell 3000
[01:13] <darkangel> hey is there a program out there that can record everything typed on my comp???
[01:14] <byte^> I saw that post, harpreet_, but I thought it wouldn't help me since I get absolutely no sound.
[01:14] <leagris> darkangel, search a "keylogger"
[01:14] <ozzmosis> darkangel: a keylogger?
[01:14] <noel_> I am trying to figure out how to change the boot screen options on a custom livecd to remove the install option, and rI want to remove the install shortcut from the desktop, anyone done this?
[01:14] <byte^> matreya6: Well, there are other reasons too, I just hope that a happy coincidence can happen in running Linux on it ;]
[01:15] <ozzmosis> maveas: I'm not sure GRUB can see USB devices to boot from unless the BIOS can already see them
[01:15] <matreya6> byte^, sorry? I didn't quite get your last sentence...
[01:15] <maveas> ozzmosis: but that the trick, grub can ..
[01:15] <dronix> darkangel: keylogger?
[01:15] <maveas> that's
[01:15] <darkangel> are there any more???
[01:15] <byte^> What I mean to say is that aside from being able to do other things I need to do, hopefully as a result of getting better hardware I am able to run Linux easier.
[01:15] <ozzmosis> darkangel: what for?
[01:15] <maveas> darkangel: ofc :)
[01:16] <darkangel> what you mean for what???
[01:16] <byte^> Well anyways.
[01:16] <darkangel> my os is ubuntu
[01:16] <ozzmosis> darkangel: what do you want to do?
[01:16] <byte^> I'm going to install Windows and if my sound card doesn't work on there (although it should) then I can isolate the problem.
[01:16] <darkangel> just record anything typed pretty much
[01:16] <byte^> darkangel: Linux/GNU
[01:16] <Pluxxx> how can I make use of a special key on my eee? its almost as a windows-button (but it was used for the linux distro the laptop came with)
[01:16] <ozzmosis> maveas: if you say so :)
[01:17] <Scunizi> where do you find synaptic in the netbook remix desktop?
[01:17] <owner> system>admin
[01:17] <Gnea> darkangel: there's lkl, but whether it works well or not is questionable
[01:17] <ozzmosis> Pluxxx: you could pry it off then tie it to a piece of string... sorry...
[01:17] <maveas> ozzmosis: well, I'm not an expert but I did read it some where?
[01:17] <matreya6> byte^, Well I hope your soundcard still works and you fix the playback on Linux.
[01:18] <darkangel> just trying to catch someone on my comp is all
[01:18] <darkangel> so anything that will remember keys entered
[01:18] <harpreet_> byte^: here: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-153823.html
[01:18] <owner> k
[01:18] <Pluxxx> is there absolutely no way of making use of that key?
[01:18] <Gnea> darkangel: you know, there is a ~/.bash_history in everyone's homedir
[01:18] <darkangel> yeah??? what exactly is that. im fairly new to linux
[01:18] <Dulak> Pluxxx: run xev from a terminal, then hit the key and see if it's registered
[01:19] <Pluxxx> kk
[01:19] <Dulak> Pluxxx: if xev sees the key, then you can use xmodmap to remap that key to whatever you like
[01:19] <maveas> darkangel: it records every command used i bash
[01:19] <maveas> darkangel: bash/shell
[01:19] <darkangel> ah not trying to do it in there
[01:19] <darkangel> watchin on the net
[01:19] <maveas> haha, for pwds?
[01:19] <darkangel> someone just cruising my comp when im not home
[01:19] <ddoom> I'm getting a beeping sound coming through my headphones, happens every 30s or so. running 9.04 64 - any ideas?
[01:19] <darkangel> nah
[01:19] <darkangel> want to see where they are going
[01:20] <darkangel> they clear history every time n shit
[01:20] <matreya6> Gotta leave now, hit the hay because it's 2:18 am now where I live. Thanks for the answers, especially Paddy_EIRE and Gnea. I hop my answers have contributed to this wonderful community
[01:20] <Pluxxx> lovely, thx dulak
[01:20] <maveas> lock down your computer?
[01:20] <maveas> how hard can that be?
[01:20] <darkangel> haha, she knows my pass n shit
[01:20] <ozzmosis> so change it
[01:20] <darkangel> that would be weird to her
[01:20] <darkangel> shed be like wtf you changin it for
[01:20] <maveas> are you spying on her?
[01:21] <darkangel> only for good yes
[01:21] <maveas> but why?
[01:21] <darkangel> cheating peroses
[01:21] <Dulak> the road to hell is paved with good intentions...
[01:21] <darkangel> purposes
[01:21] <ozzmosis> shared passwords are never a good idea
[01:21] <ozzmosis> give her her own account
[01:21] <darkangel> haha, i do agree with the road to hell thing
[01:21] <odedo> dpkg is failing for me with update-binfmts: /var/lib/binfmts/jar corrupt: out of binfmt data reading package could anyone help?
[01:21] <shentino> I'd advise giving her (or you, if it's her computer) a separate account
[01:21] <darkangel> its my computer
[01:21] <matreya6> ozzmosis, Gnea , byte^, harpreet_ , bye for now gotta sleep
[01:21] <shentino> ok
[01:22] <darkangel> and im not worried about her finding anything i know how to lock and hide everything that needs not to be found
[01:22] <shentino> just making sure that you're clear of house politics
[01:22] <darkangel> but her on the other hand is not as computer savvy as i am
[01:22] <Dulak> darkangel: you could install squid, force your machine to transparent proxy through it, and it'll log every website access
[01:22] <harpreet_> matreya6: see you later, good night
[01:22] <ozzmosis> Dulak: I was in the middle of typing that :)
[01:22] <shentino> a separate account IMNHO
[01:22] <shentino> is the bestw eay
[01:23] <Scunizi> how do you start the theme manager from terminal?
[01:23] <Gnea> darkangel: it's your pass, you're free to change it if you want. if she has her own account, she doesn't need your pass. :)
[01:23] <darkangel> very true
[01:23] <ozzmosis> darkangel: btw, if she's clearing her history, obviously she doesn't trust you 100%
[01:23] <darkangel> but im tryin to follow her somewhere so the easier the better
[01:23] <darkangel> keep her on my name lol
[01:23] <matreya6> harpreet_, thanks and good look with your store :-D
[01:24] <Gnea> darkangel: why don't you just get her her own computer? ;)
[01:24] <matreya6> harpreet_, look => luck
[01:24] <darkangel> she has one but i cant follow her on it
[01:24] <Gnea> why are you so paranoid then?
[01:24] <darkangel> if she goes somewhere on here i can log and find out where she has been
[01:24] <darkangel> b/c of things i have found already
[01:24] <shentino> and...what about her right to privacy?
[01:24] <Edmond> she's smart
[01:24] <darkangel> traces shes left on my computer
[01:25] <Dulak> if she wants privacy she can buy her own computer, imo
[01:25] <Dulak> my attitude is if it's my computer, you have no privacy
[01:25]  * eseven73 grabs some popcorn, this is getting good
[01:25] <shentino> I'm recusing myself from this "not quite purely technical" issue
[01:25] <ozzmosis> as fascinating as this is, it's wandering terribly off-topic
[01:25] <darkangel> thats how i feel
[01:25] <SkinnYPuPp> reboot with a new gf ?
[01:25] <darkangel> lol
[01:25] <ozzmosis> apt-get autoremove gf
[01:25] <SkinnYPuPp> LOL
[01:25] <darkangel> lmao
[01:25] <Gnea> darkangel: you know, you might as well just get a new place to live, it's clear your relationship is going down the tubes. :)
[01:25] <ozzmosis> gets rid of all her dependencies too
[01:25] <Edmond> Dulak, thats the way i feel
[01:26] <shentino> This isn't a technical issue.  If you and your gf are having this discussion in the first place, then you're already borken
[01:26] <ozzmosis> correct
[01:26] <Gnea> yeah
[01:26] <darkangel> nah thats not where this convo started
[01:26] <darkangel> hahaha
[01:26] <shentino> and IMHO it's very very rude to spy on your SO
[01:26] <VCoolio1> Scunizi: gnome-appearance-properties
[01:26] <Gnea> logging her keys only makes it worse
[01:26] <darkangel> i was looking for a program and it changed from there
[01:26] <ozzmosis> #ubuntu-relationship-advice
[01:26] <owner> how you look @ the blacklist?
[01:26] <Gnea> lol
[01:27] <nicklas_> if you install windows in virtualbox, can you do everything that you can do if you install windows normally?
[01:27] <ozzmosis> nicklas_: almost
[01:27] <eseven73> #ubuntu-DrPhil
[01:27] <darkangel> haha
[01:27] <eseven73> :)
[01:27] <Gnea> nicklas_: just about
[01:27] <what_if> nicklas_: 3d is not so good
[01:27] <shentino> nickles: in theory
[01:27] <ozzmosis> nicklas_: not 3D stuff
[01:27] <darkangel> im not looking for advice im looking for a program
[01:27] <maveas> nicklas_: forget all about gaming
[01:27] <nicklas_> oh ok
[01:27] <maveas>  /whois nicklas_
[01:27] <nicklas_> so i probably wont be able to run sims 3?
[01:27] <VCoolio1> owner: gedit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
[01:27] <shentino> darkangel:  I find it a bit disturbing you feel a need to snoop in the first place :/
[01:27] <odedo> dpkg is failing for me printing "update-binfmts: /var/lib/binfmts/jar corrupt: out of binfmt data reading package". could anyone help?
[01:27] <ozzmosis> nicklas_: unlikely
[01:27] <Dulak> darkangel: I don't recommend keystroke logging, that's illegal in a lot of places, but transparent proxying is legit, it's just a fringe benefit that it logs every page visited
[01:27] <Gnea> darkangel: lkl :) it's not in ubuntu, but you can google it
[01:27] <what_if> nicklas_: probably more luck with wine on that one
[01:28] <Gnea> Dulak: he wants to keylog his gf
[01:28] <Dulak> Gnea: I know, and I just told him not to, but he can monitor the websites his computer accesses
[01:28] <shentino> RCS conflict
[01:28] <shentino> Relationship Control System
[01:28] <ozzmosis> heh
[01:28] <Gnea> Dulak: he's going to continue searching for it until he finds it, clearly.
[01:29] <nicklas_> dont think sims run in linux at all?
[01:29] <darkangel> keylogging on my own computer is not illegal, if someone is on MY computer i have the right to know what they are typing on MY system
[01:29] <owner> damn that dont do nothing
[01:29] <Edmond> darkangel, exactly
[01:29] <owner> for my problem
[01:29] <ozzmosis> darkangel: bit of a grey area actually
[01:30] <SSJ4_Son-Goku> irc.abjects.com
[01:30] <shentino> you also have a right to the consequences of a trashed relationship that's going to result from your nosiness
[01:30] <Dulak> darkangel: I highly recommend you ask a lawyer, because you are wrong.  It's the same thing as tapping your own phone, in a lot of places it's illegal
[01:30] <darkangel> haha
[01:30] <Gnea> drive-by advertising
[01:30] <Dulak> darkangel: I know what I"m talking about, we had to go through this at my company a couple years ago to catch someone divulging inside info
[01:30] <Gnea> darkangel: Dulak's got a good point
[01:30] <shentino> suppose your gf is accessing information protected by HIPAA or something?
[01:30] <Gnea> Dulak: yeah but he's at home - it'd be more of a civil matter, not a corporate matter
[01:31] <darkangel> shes not acessing anything protected
[01:31] <Artelus> Hey
[01:31] <Dulak> Gnea: illegal is still illegal
[01:31] <fjrbn> he
[01:31] <owner> damn, just  ask her  straight up
[01:31] <Artelus> Can someone tell me which packages to install to get Java running on Firefox?
[01:31] <owner> dont be a wimp about it
[01:31] <darkangel> yeah im over the advice column i was just looking for a program
[01:31] <darkangel> haha
[01:31] <Gnea> Dulak: nope, corporate rules do not apply to the civil world. there is a line, especially when it's a private computer, not a work computer.
[01:31] <maveas> darkangel: google it then?
[01:31] <Pluxxx> kids..
[01:31] <phaze74> What's a good tool to turn source tarballs (configure/make/make install style) into .deb packages for ubuntu?
[01:32] <ozzmosis> Artelus: apt-get install sun-java6-plugin for Firefox
[01:32] <Rabbitbunny> dpkg-deb
[01:32] <phaze74> Tnx Rabbit!
[01:32] <shentino> legally you're probably ok, but it's one of those "you have every right to make a turd of yourself"
[01:32] <shentino> at any rate, if you're looking for a technical solution, perhaps a script with netcat and tee to a file might hlelp
[01:32] <Dulak> Gnea: I won't argue it, I consulted my lawyer, you are not correct.
[01:33] <Artelus> ozzmosis: I already have that installed
[01:33] <shentino> but be advised of any legal ramifications, IANAL, YMMV, do at your own risk, etc.
[01:33] <shentino> pipe it through a logger
[01:33] <Gnea> Dulak: it also depends on the location - different areas have different laws on it.
[01:33] <Artelus> ozzmosis: but when I try to run something on firefox, it just shows up as a blank white screen
[01:33] <shentino> has anyone played with Kernel Mode Switching?
[01:33] <ozzmosis> Artelus: go to about:plugins .. is the java plugin listed?
[01:34] <Gnea> Dulak: unless your lawyer is throwing the DMCA around.
[01:34] <shentino> lmao
[01:34] <shentino> nice nick
[01:34] <Gnea> which, btw, has been known to fail sometimes.
[01:35] <Artelus> ozzmosis: I have alot of plugins that say "application/x-java-applet" and it says "IcedTea" next to it
[01:35] <Pluxxx> do not run icedtea .p
[01:35] <eseven73> alot is sure misspelled a lot.
[01:35] <darkangel> alright well im out to work
[01:35] <Artelus> ozzmosis: I also have application/x-java with Java as the description
[01:35] <darkangel> have a good one
[01:35] <Pluxxx> sun thingie is much better xd
[01:35] <Dulak> Gnea: I did say that, in some places it's illegal.
[01:35] <Artelus> and they're all enabled
[01:35] <shentino> DA:  I would think you're reaching into a hornet's nest, both legally as well as what could happen to trust levels.
[01:36] <Gnea> Dulak: what about Hawaii?
[01:36] <Artelus> So i think that means that I have java on firefox
[01:36] <ozzmosis> darkangel: we're sending a log of this conversation to your gf
[01:36] <Dulak> Gnea: no idea, my situation was in Arizona
[01:36] <shentino> I advise against it
[01:36] <darkangel> haha
[01:36] <Gnea> Dulak: nice
[01:36] <shentino> spydon :(
[01:36] <shentino> er, :)
[01:36] <darkangel> you can send whatever logs you want
[01:36] <Gnea> Dulak: yeah, it's AZ, everything's under a corporate hood there - not true everywhere else
[01:36]  * shentino puts the log into darknet
[01:37] <spydon> shentino, what? :)
[01:37] <eseven73> actually this channel is publicly logged
[01:37] <eseven73> !log
[01:37] <Artelus> ozzmosis: Yes, I have the java plugin listed.
[01:37] <Artelus> ozzmosis: Java works on Kazehakase and opera appearantly.
[01:37] <shentino> spydon:  Your nick happened to coincide with a humorous discussion we just had about someone using keyloggers to spy on a SO
[01:37] <spydon> I'm freakin drunk and you are writing my nick :)
[01:37] <spydon> hehe ok :P
[01:37] <ozzmosis> Artelus: the above apt-get "just worked" for me.  I can't help you any more :)
[01:37] <spydon> what is a SO? :P
[01:38] <shentino> significant other
[01:38] <ozzmosis> spydon: significant other
[01:38] <shentino> bf/gf
[01:38] <spydon> hahaha
[01:38] <Gnea> spydon: Significant Other
[01:38] <Dulak> I gave him a good alternative but he was passive-aggressive and probably a stalker type so it wasn't good enough
[01:38] <spydon> I like to take over their webcams, much more fun ^^
[01:38] <eseven73> lol
[01:38] <Pluxxx> Artelus, tried to remove all icedtea stuff?
[01:38] <spydon> okay id better part from this channel before I get banned
[01:38] <Gnea> I gave him the same answer, twice, and he just sat there and bitched
[01:38] <spydon> alcohol and irc is not a good combination :P
[01:38] <Artelus> Pluxxx: How?
[01:39] <Gnea> spydon: good idea :)
[01:39] <Pluxxx> dont know :P
[01:39] <Pluxxx> some packet manager
[01:39] <Pluxxx> +
[01:39] <Pluxxx> ?'
[01:39] <Pluxxx> package*
[01:39] <shentino> anyone here a developer?
[01:39] <ozzmosis> shentino: a bit
[01:39] <shentino> just curious
[01:40] <Dulak> It's developer day off
[01:40] <shentino> heh
[01:40] <shentino> languid curiosity about how bugs get fixed
[01:40] <ozzmosis> magic
[01:40] <Pluxxx> one part magic and one part luck combined with two parts of vodka
[01:40] <Dulak> shentino: that's not something there is a standard answer to, every dev handles bugs differently
[01:41] <Rabbitbunny> mostly with alcohol.
[01:41] <Dulak> shentino: some projects have a policy, some don't, etc
[01:42] <shentino> I'm guessing devs are generally happier if you manage to come up with a patch
[01:42] <Dulak> Gnea: you in hawaii?
[01:42] <Gnea> shentino: it all starts with http://launchpad.net
[01:42] <Gnea> Dulak: no.
[01:42] <Dulak> shentino: yeah if you have a patch they will take you more seriously
[01:42] <ozzmosis> bugs are much harder to fix if they can't be reproduced
[01:42] <shentino> I went way past that
[01:43] <shentino> ozz:  Actually I was wondering if you had the spare time to confirm one independently
[01:43] <arand> shentino: If you're interested, I'd recommend watching the developer intro vidoes on ubuntudevelopers youtube channel: http://www.mibbit.com/url/jjDALW
[01:43] <ozzmosis> with what?
[01:43] <shentino> midnight commander's subshell screen choking on /dev/vcsa perms
[01:43] <Edmond> !uds
[01:44] <ozzmosis> shentino: I've used MC.  you lost me after that.
[01:44] <Gnea> shentino: I second the youtube channel
[01:44] <shentino> watching now
[01:45] <shentino> ozz:  Well normally when you start mc, you can hit C-o to flip flop
[01:45] <shentino> between MC and the subshell
[01:45] <ozzmosis> shentino: ah, yep
[01:45] <shentino> my bug was that cons.saver was choking on bad perms on /dev/vcsa*
[01:46] <shentino> and the supposedly saveable screen info wasn't properly burped out by the kernel
[01:46] <shentino> hence, massive blankouts
[01:47] <shentino> my tenuous fix was to make cons.saver sgid tty
[01:48] <shentino> and...I killed the cahnnel
[01:48] <ozzmosis> heh
[01:48] <ozzmosis> I think I understand
[01:49] <shentino> I think I first noticed it back in hardy IIRC
[01:49] <eso> any way i can figure out why my irssi suddenly keeps disconnecting from the server from time to time?
[01:49] <ozzmosis> eso: probably a network fault
[01:49] <shentino> eso:  ditto on ozz
[01:49] <shentino> any error messageS?
[01:50] <ozzmosis> eso: freenode has lots of servers.  try a different one.
[01:50] <Gnea> eso: you could install a program to watch the network devices to detect if there's any loss of network connectivity
[01:50] <eso> ozzmosis: it's on efnet
[01:50] <eso> but it only happens on this computer
[01:50] <eso> have got severel other clients on the same server
[01:50] <Gnea> efnet has always been quirky
[01:50] <ozzmosis> eso: ah.  dodgy network card / cable ?
[01:50] <eso> they don't disconnect
[01:50] <shentino> ozz:  Would you care to see the link to the bug report?
[01:50] <eso> ozzmosis: could be? started happening after my gf tripped in the network cable :P
[01:51] <eso> but the net works 100% otherwise
[01:51] <ozzmosis> eso: gfs are nothing but trouble.
[01:51] <Gnea> eso: you might want to try taping it down to the floor :)
[01:51] <maveas> :P
[01:51] <eso> hehe
[01:51] <eso> yeah :P
[01:51] <ozzmosis> shentino: I think I'd have to be at the console to test that.
[01:51] <eso> got a baby crawling around the floor here now as well :P
[01:51] <eso> but
[01:51] <Gnea> dude
[01:51] <eso> if the net works fine otherwise, could that be the problem?
[01:52] <ozzmosis> eso: IRC keeps a TCP connection open.  other stuff tends not to.
[01:52] <eso> aha
[01:52] <eso> hm
[01:52] <RHorse> eso try another client?
[01:52] <eso> RHorse: i tried with pidgin :P
[01:52] <Rabbitbunny> When i had toddlers running around i broke the clips off my ethernet ends so the cables would pull clean out without a laptop meeting the concrete.
[01:52] <eso> hm.. didn't get to see how that worked out
[01:52] <Gnea> eso: http://cableorganizer.com/cord-cover-duraline/
[01:52] <eso> yeah
[01:52] <eso> could really use one of those :P
[01:52] <RHorse> eso same thing w/ Pidgin?
[01:52] <eso> or i could go up the wall
[01:52] <ozzmosis> Rabbitbunny: whoever designed ethernet plugs needs to be punished.
[01:52] <eso> RHorse: didn't get to see
[01:52] <FloodBot1> eso: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:53] <eso> ...
[01:53] <Rabbitbunny> ozzmosis: punished forever.
[01:53] <eso> i could try again, but it's so random
[01:53] <eso> can stay on for hours
[01:53] <eso> then suddenly
[01:54] <ozzmosis> Rabbitbunny: then punished some more.
[01:54] <Gnea> Rabbitbunny: I'm a firm believer of keeping all wires out of the reach of children, drunkards, furniture and appliances. :)
[01:54] <Zephryos> Hey everyone, I got a question. I'm going to college 100% online, one of the main functions is using Adobe Connect to view saved live chats. But whe I load from this laptop it doesn't load anything. How do I make this work?
[01:54] <RHorse> eso, you're in Norway?
[01:54] <eso> yeah
[01:54] <eso> oh well
[01:55] <eso> i tried to adjust the cable
[01:55] <eso> let's see how that works out :P
[01:55] <RHorse> eso could be aurora borealis ;0
[01:55] <ozzmosis> Zephryos: I've not heard of Adobe Connect.  maybe it uses Flash.
[01:56] <eso> hehehe
[01:56] <eso> Gnea: what kind of program?
[01:57] <ozzmosis> Zephryos: Wikipedia says it does
[01:58] <Zephryos> ozzmosis: From what I can tell Flash is running fine.. I can use Youtube, with minimal "etching" of audio/video because of process power
[01:58] <ozzmosis> Zephryos: ah.  don't know then, sorry.
[01:58] <nightdrever> Chess Training Tools ....how do i install and have it in my games folder thingy?
[01:58] <Zephryos> ozzmosis:  Or maybe I didnt instal it right.. there any particular "right way"?
[01:59] <ozzmosis> Zephryos: if YouTube's working, that's a pretty sure sign.
[01:59] <chichihchen> hi everybody
[02:00] <alexis_> hi
[02:00] <chichihchen> hi alexis
[02:00]  * eso sighs
[02:00] <eso> stuff like this bother the hell out of me :\
[02:00] <ozzmosis> Zephryos: apt-get install adobe-flashplugin is the usual way
[02:01] <grkgeek> do i need to download japanese open office to type in japanese?
[02:01] <chichihchen> grkgeek, have you tried SCIM?
[02:01] <Rabbitbunny> no, you need an input control method. SCIM i think.
[02:01] <Gnea> eso: arpwatch, arpalert
[02:02]  * Rabbitbunny is always beat to the punch.
[02:02] <chichihchen> anybody running Jaunty here?
[02:02] <eso> any of you got a problem with flash applications just disappearing?
[02:02] <Gnea> chichihchen: most of us
[02:02] <grkgeek> havent tried that yet will get on it now
[02:03] <Paddy_EIRE> !anyone | chichihchen
[02:03] <chichihchen> i was wondering by installing python-2.5 from synaptic, would it break python-2.6 that comes with Jaunty?
[02:03] <Gnea> !info arpwatch
[02:03] <chichihchen> ubottu, sorry, 1st time here
[02:04] <Dulak> chichihchen: it shouldn't break anything, the alternatives system will only allow one version to be primary at a time
[02:04] <livingdaylight> is there a key-shortcut for launching Synaptic?
[02:04] <Gnea> livingdaylight: not by default
[02:04] <nightdrever> could anyone tell me how to download...Chess Training Tools ...and make it in my menu?
[02:04] <RHorse> livingdaylight make one
[02:05] <livingdaylight> Gnea: would be handy
[02:05] <livingdaylight> RHorse: o.0
[02:05] <Gnea> !shortcut | livingdaylight
[02:06] <eso> arpwatch: lookup_device: no suitable device found
[02:06] <owner> could someone help me with my wireless ?
[02:06] <RxDx> is there any WYSIWYG html editor (like dreamweaver) for linux?
[02:06] <eseven73> RHorse, how was that helpful? :/
[02:06] <sbomer> hi
[02:06] <livingdaylight> thx | Gnea
[02:06] <dsdeiz> anyone here using rxvt? :D
[02:06] <Gnea> eso: it's run via /etc/init.d/arpwatch
[02:06] <sbomer> can someone provide help with ubuntu on the imac g5?
[02:06] <Gnea> eso: you have to edit /etc/arpwatch.conf
[02:06] <th0r> RxDx: check kompozer
[02:06] <RHorse> eseven73 give me a  sec
[02:06] <RxDx> th0r, actually I use Gnome
[02:07] <grkgeek> !scim > grkgeek
[02:07] <notlistening> Gnea: Got the solution to the audio issue
[02:07] <chichihchen> Thanks, Dulak for replying.  I am trying to try virtualbox 2.2.2 but it requres python 2.5.  Januty comes with Python 2.6.  Just not sure if I use synaptic to install python-2.5, would it modify the default python settings for Jaunty.
[02:07] <th0r> RxDx: kompozer will run under gnome
[02:07] <Gnea> notlistening: awesome, what was it?
[02:07] <sbomer> I can't get the bluetooth apple keyboard to connect
[02:07] <sbomer> can anyone help?
[02:07] <eso> Gnea: don
[02:07] <eso> done
[02:07] <th0r> RxDx: I am using it in xfce
[02:07] <eso> how do i start it? :P
[02:07] <RHorse> eseven73 i dunno
[02:07] <RxDx> th0r, Kompozer isnt made with QT?
[02:07] <notlistening> Latest ATI driver sorted the issue
[02:07] <Gnea> eso: like any script in that directory:  sudo /etc/init.d/arpwatch start
[02:07] <Gnea> :)
[02:07] <dsdeiz> anyone? lolz
[02:07] <Gnea> !anyone
[02:08] <th0r> RxDx: yeah, but so what? It only requires a qt lib to run, not kde
[02:08] <Dulak> chichihchen: it shouldn't hurt at all, you might have to update-alternatives after but iirc it won't cause any problems
[02:08] <mzz> chichihchen: I don't see a python 2.5 dep in the virtualbox-ose package in universe (it uses python 2.6)? How are you trying to install virtualbox?
[02:08] <eso> Gnea: and how do look for.. errors? :P
[02:08] <chichihchen> Dulak, okay, thanks.  I am going to try that.
[02:08] <sbomer> how do I connect my bluetooth apple keyboard to jaunty running on an imac g5
[02:08] <sbomer> ?
[02:09] <chichihchen> Mzz, not the ose version, there's a .deb version at www.virtualbox.org
[02:09] <Gnea> eso: tail -f /var/log/syslog   (i like to install the ccze package and run it like this:  tail -f /var/log/syslog | ccze -A & )
[02:09] <notlistening> Gnea: there are some real issues with the Driver 9.05 uses by default at the momment for the ATI HD cards
[02:09] <notlistening> Gnea: 9.04 *
[02:09] <sbomer> or would you recommend switching to debian, seeing as there exists an official ppc version?
[02:09] <brEz> Hi, is there a way to kill multiple pids at the same time?
[02:09] <Gnea> notlistening: so is there a workaround or did you have to go back a version?
[02:09] <RHorse> brEz yes
[02:09] <brEz> I have a script that loads 5 confs, and I have to kill each one manually ;}
[02:10] <brEz> RHorse, my man... how ;)?
[02:10] <livingdaylight> Gnea: no good for Synaptic... launches without asking for password, thus rendering it unexecutable
[02:10] <RHorse> brEz just sudo kill -9 pid1 pid2...
[02:10] <animenewb> hello everyone :). i got a blank screen after the "live cd" or "install" options off the desktop live CD (even with safe graphics mode enabled) so i installed ubuntu via the text based installer off the alternate CD. at this point, i am able to select ubuntu (9.04) through grub but still get a blank screen.. any tips? windows is telling me my display adapter is "intel g33/g31". sorry for the long explaination :P, and yes, i
[02:10] <Gnea> livingdaylight: try it like this:  gksudo synaptic
[02:10] <brEz> so basically, I still have totype out each pid#
[02:11] <brEz> :(
[02:11] <amr> my system monitor tells me i have 753 MB of swap but i dont have swap partition can any one help
[02:11] <EdgEy> livingdaylight, try gksudo synaptic
[02:11] <mzz> chichihchen: again the .deb for jaunty I see there has a python 2.6 dep
[02:11] <EdgEy> ah, someone already said
[02:11] <EdgEy> :)
[02:11] <notlistening> Gnea: Had to download the lastest version on my driver from ATI and install them manually, oh and [ulse audio has never worked for me out of the box so I created a forum page about that one
[02:11] <RHorse> brEz of course
[02:11] <livingdaylight> Gnea | EdgEy - thx
[02:11] <brEz> ;p
[02:11] <Gnea> notlistening: url?
[02:11] <chichihchen> mzz: let me double check, I am running the amd64 version
[02:11] <Gnea> livingdaylight: cheers
[02:11]  * mzz checks that one too
[02:12] <sbomer> How can I connect my apple wireless keyboard to jaunty on an imac g5?
[02:12] <owner> wireless device is not present when i lspci
[02:12] <Gnea> sbomer: did you get jaunty to install?
[02:12] <sbomer> yes
[02:12] <nightdrever> ok how do i install a zip file....and make the program in my menu?
[02:12] <livingdaylight> Gnea: works! now i can add the shortcut to my easystroke gestures
[02:12] <Gnea> sbomer: should be able to just plug it in
[02:13] <mzz> chichihchen: you're right, that one does dep on python2.5. Shouldn't hurt, but that's weird.
[02:13] <Gnea> sbomer: not sure tho, not an imac user
[02:13] <RHorse> owner try disabling ethernet
[02:13] <jefinc> owner: wireless adapter?
[02:13] <notlistening> GneaL http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1009407
[02:13] <Gnea> sbomer: but most of things like that are rather automatic in ubuntu
[02:13] <owner> athros
[02:13] <sbomer> well
[02:13] <notlistening> Gnea: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1009407
[02:13] <jefinc> owner: macbook pro?
[02:13] <nightdrever> http://linux.softpedia.com/progDownload/Chess-Training-Tools-Download-11877.html ......... dunno how todo it
[02:13] <chichihchen> mzz: filename: virtualbox-2.2_2.2.2-46594_Ubunty_jaunty_amd64.deb listed python-2.5 as dep
[02:13] <sbomer> it wouldn't connect at first
[02:13] <mzz> chichihchen: yeah, I stand corrected. Still weird.
[02:13] <owner> how you dissable etho?
[02:13] <sbomer> I got the mouse to work but I still have had no success with the keyboard.
[02:13] <RHorse> owner in bios
[02:13] <jefinc> owner: is it a macbook pro?
[02:14] <owner> compaq  cq50
[02:14] <owner> enabled in bios
[02:14] <chichihchen> mzz: i thought 2.6 should be compatible with 2.5 but apparently virtualbox won't install with python-2.5
[02:14] <nightdrever> can noone help?
[02:14] <sbomer> well thanks though
[02:14] <owner> wireless works fine when i boot to windows
[02:14] <Gnea> notlistening: December 12th, 2008
[02:14] <jefinc> owner: 1 sec, I had a similar issue the other day
[02:14] <eso_> great...
[02:14] <RHorse> owner tht's a high price to pay  though
[02:14] <eso_> 23.05.09...03:14:24 -!- Irssi: Connection lost to irc.freenode.net
[02:14] <mzz> chichihchen: it's definitely not binary compatible. I'm assuming that .deb has python extensions that were compiled against 2.5 instead of 2.6 for some reason.
[02:14] <eso_> here as well
[02:15] <jefinc> owner: have the forum thread marked on my laptop 1 sec
[02:15] <owner> wireless worked fine out the box
[02:15] <notlistening> Gnea: What about it?
[02:15] <owner> this morning when i turned on the lappy my wireless didnt exist
[02:16] <amr> my system monitor tells me i have 753 MB of swap but i dont have swap partition can any one help
[02:16] <chichihchen> mzz: i believe so.  I just installed python-2.5 through synaptic.  it looks fine.  but the default python still points to 2.6
[02:16] <eso_> but i didn't disconnect from efnet
[02:16] <mzz> chichihchen: that's correct
[02:16] <owner> ill wait :)
[02:16] <mzz> amr: cat /proc/swaps
[02:16] <Gnea> notlistening: just find it odd that they totally missed it
[02:16] <owner> why is it a high price to pay?
[02:16] <radiounix> Anyone free to troubleshoot poor OpenGL performance with 9.04's stock Fglrx driver?
[02:16] <owner> RHorse?
[02:16] <notlistening> Gnea: Still relevant now :P progress for you :D
[02:16] <chichihchen> mzz: cool~  does that mean I can install python-2.4 as well safely?
[02:16] <amr> Filename				Type		Size	Used	Priority
[02:16] <amr> /dev/ramzswap0                          partition	771900	5304	100
[02:17] <RHorse> owner I mean being stuck in Winduhs
[02:17] <mzz> chichihchen: should be safe, assuming it's still packaged, although I have no idea why you would want to do such a thing :P
[02:17] <amr> mzz, Filename				Type		Size	Used	Priority
[02:17] <amr> /dev/ramzswap0                          partition	771900	5304	100
[02:17] <notlistening> Gnea: Lol maybe i should do a bug report :P
[02:17] <amr> mzz, is it on ram
[02:17] <eso_> this blows.
[02:17] <mzz> amr: /dev/ramzswap0 doesn't ring a bell. Sec.
[02:18] <chichihchen> mzz: ^_^ just curious if they are all packaged like that.  used to run fedora's rpm but it messed up the python installation
[02:18] <Gnea> notlistening: would probably be a good idea ;)
[02:18] <Gnea> eso_: ?
[02:18] <radiounix> I have an HD4850 vrunning with FGLRX on a fresh install of Jaunty Jackalope server. 2D is fine, but I get a GLX gears score of 8500 and games play really poorly considering the card. It's hard to even play Second Life. It's doing direct rendering, I checked
[02:18] <eso_> i disconnected, here as well
[02:19] <eso_> nothing to see in the syslog
[02:19] <Gnea> oh
[02:19] <chichihchen> <-- 1st ubuntu user.  ;-)
[02:19] <Gnea> eso_: try arpalert too
[02:19] <mzz> amr: that's a weird trick. Apparently that compresses the pages and stores them in ram.
[02:19] <chichihchen> i meant 1st time
[02:19] <Gnea> eso_: did you try triggering it on purpose?
[02:19] <amr> mzz, but i didnot
[02:19] <eso_> what do you mean?
[02:20] <mzz> amr: I guess to turn it off you can just comment the relevant line in /etc/fstab. There may even be a gui to do that, but I don't know where, sorry.
[02:20]  * animenewb will give a cookie to whoever has idea of what went wrong (see above). (it's a double chocolate chunk cookie!) :P
[02:20] <amr> mzz, is it useful or i need to disable
[02:20] <mzz> amr: I have no idea. I've never encountered this.
[02:20] <amr> mzz, thank you]
[02:20] <mzz> animenewb: can you get it started in text mode or do you have some other way to get at a terminal (ssh?)
[02:21] <animenewb> mzz: if you mean hitting alt+ctrl+f1 to get a text terminal, yeah. i can do that
[02:21] <mzz> animenewb: also, do you get a graphical progress bar before it blacks out or does it go black immediately after grub?
[02:21] <mzz> animenewb: ah, great. Pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0.log please
[02:21] <animenewb> mzz: i get the progress bar, but then it goes blank after that.
[02:21] <alexis_> ati hd4870 x2 blank screen after install privative driver in gnewsense  at 1st boot
[02:22] <mzz> animenewb: ok, so Xorg issue. Pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0.log. Iirc there's also something in the relnotes about intel graphics you'll want to read...
[02:22] <nightdrever> could someone help me install something?
[02:22] <jumpkick> problem, I get a redirect loop error trying to go to google calendar in Firefox on 9.04
[02:22] <mzz> nightdrever: depends on the value of "something" :)
[02:22] <animenewb> mzz: okays.. im on a dualboot to it atm.. so.. i'll get back to you with that.. somehow..
[02:22] <nightdrever> Chess Training Tools 1.3.0
[02:22] <nightdrever> http://linux.softpedia.com/progDownload/Chess-Training-Tools-Download-11877.html
[02:22] <mzz> animenewb: hmm, sec
[02:23] <mzz> animenewb: dualbooting what? windows?
[02:23] <nightdrever> is that a no?
[02:23] <Donnie> alright.
[02:23] <Donnie> this is irritating.
[02:23] <Donnie> how do you set another server as your default?
[02:23] <animenewb> mzz: ah huh. im on xp pro 64bit.  i have mac os x on another partition too, but im assuming that doesn't matter..
[02:23] <Gnea> Donnie: default what?
[02:24] <eso_> Gnea?
[02:24] <mzz> !patience | nightdrever
[02:24] <Donnie> default irc server, gnea
[02:24] <Donnie> for xchat.
[02:24] <th0r> nightdrever: that is a source code package. It has to be compiled before it can be installed
[02:24] <Donnie> keeps coming to this...
[02:24] <Donnie> =/
[02:24] <Gnea> eso_: sorry - i mean, did you try unplugging the ethernet and plugging it back in to see what happens?
[02:24] <nightdrever> u see i dunno how todo things im new to linux
[02:24] <Donnie> another side-effect of linux -- no mirc
[02:24] <Donnie> >_>
[02:24] <eso_> ah
[02:24] <eso_> hang on
[02:24] <Gnea> Donnie: ask in #xchat, not sure
[02:24] <Donnie> thanks, gnea
[02:24] <RHorse> nightdrever everyone was  new  once you'll learn!
[02:25] <eso_> Gnea: lot's of messages :P
[02:25] <Guest96780> 	Based on this: http://pastebin.com/m16a4115e where can I find the client?
[02:25] <Gnea> eso_: good :)
[02:25] <eso_> but only from NetworkManager
[02:25] <nightdrever> yeah but ive not learnt yet
[02:25] <eso_> arpwatch only complains about sendmail
[02:25] <nightdrever> trying too though
[02:25] <eso_> May 23 03:24:54 ubuntu arpwatch: execl: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
[02:25] <eso_> May 23 03:24:54 ubuntu arpwatch: reaper: pid 21236, exit status 1
[02:25] <RHorse> nightdrever enjoy the journey
[02:25] <Gnea> eso_: yeah, you should install an mta - i suggest postfix
[02:26] <nightdrever> thankz
[02:26] <Guest96780> Based on this: http://pastebin.com/m16a4115e where can I find the client? I'm new to Ubuntu.
[02:26] <mzz> animenewb: hrm, wondering if there's a sane way to get at the file without rebooting, but nvm
[02:27] <Guest96780> Based on this: http://pastebin.com/m16a4115e where can I find the client? I'm new to Ubuntu.
[02:27] <animenewb> mzz: that's what i figured :/. alright. well i'll just write it all down? xP brb then
[02:27] <th0r> nightdrever: bet you missed my response to your questioni
[02:27] <RHorse> .
[02:27] <mzz> animenewb: looks like the issue in the relnotes is different (http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/904#Display%20freezes%20with%20Intel%20graphics%20cards). Wonder if it's misdetecting outputs somehow. Will need /var/log/Xorg.0.log, I'm afraid.
[02:27] <animenewb> mzz: yeah, i just read that. :D ty for your help. will be back soon
[02:28] <Guest96780> Hello?
[02:28] <Kalmi> Guest96780, you should be able to start it by typing quasselclient into a terminal
[02:28] <mzz> nightdrever: hmm, was hoping there'd be a saner package for ubuntu out there, but I can't find one offhand. I'd just unzip it in the homedir and put a launcher on the panel.
[02:29] <th0r> mzz: that is a source package, there is no program in it
[02:29] <mzz> th0r: there's a .jar in it
[02:29] <mzz> th0r: I'm assumed I could run that .jar if I had enough java installed (I haven't tried)
[02:29] <Kalmi> quasselclient, but i guess it should be in the menu somewhere too... (btw I have no idea what it is... I just used apt-file to dinf execuatables in that package)
[02:29] <kebomix> hello guys , i need some help installing this http://wine-review.blogspot.com/2009/02/msn-messenger-2008-and-2009-on-linux.html ,  i dont understand "
[02:29] <kebomix> MSN Messenger install in Wine" paragraph
[02:29] <nightdrever> cheers mzz its just im so so new to this....dunno how todo things well
[02:29] <mzz> assuming, even
[02:30] <Kalmi> Guest96780, but i guess it should be in the menu somewhere too... (btw I have no idea what it is... I just used apt-file to find execuatables in that package)
[02:30] <mzz> nightdrever: it's usually much, much easier if you can stick to software packaged for ubuntu (either in one of the default repos or at least in a ppa) so you can manage everything through synaptic (or your favorite other apt frontend)
[02:30] <mzz> nightdrever: things like softpedia are definitely not my first stop for finding software for a linux system
[02:30] <nightdrever> yeah but i really want this software and im no good with linux YET
[02:32] <airtonix> anyone able to get bbdock compiled using openbox and ubuntu 8.10?
[02:32] <Guest96780> Kalmi: http://i39.tinypic.com/11b1zlh.jpg what do I do?
[02:32] <she_dyed> nightdrver what software anyway
[02:32] <she_dyed> nightdrever,  what software anyway
[02:32] <nightdrever> http://freshmeat.net/projects/chesstraining/
[02:32] <nightdrever> chess thingy
[02:33] <overshard> So, I recently installed ubuntu on a MBP, everything runs fine except when I installed it I had a usb AMP/DAC on it, it worked fine at first. Then I unplugged it to go somewhere, came back, plugged it in again and now the amp/dac no longer works with alsa. I get the error Could not open audio device for playback. But it works fine on OSS. Autodetect picked it up before but it will no longer.
[02:33] <she_dyed> nightdrever, and what did you download, what type of package?
[02:34] <nightdrever> well 1st of all its a zip file
[02:34] <Guest56093> hello, how can i ram files
[02:35] <Guest56093> hello, how can i opencram files
[02:35] <L3dPlatedLinux> in 9.04 when I do a search for ntfs-3g the only thing that shows is ntfsprogs is that what I want
[02:35] <what_if> L3dPlatedLinux: what program do you need?
[02:35] <Guest56093> hello, how can i open ram files
[02:35] <money123678> leave
[02:35] <she_dyed> nightdrever you have a chance if they provided a static binary, ready to run
[02:36] <Gnea> !repeat | Guest56093
[02:36] <mzz> Guest56093: what files? Can you link me to one?
[02:36] <Kalmi> Guest96780, This is probably the same issue as yours: http://groups.google.com/group/linux.debian.bugs.dist/browse_thread/thread/c4a9c53f668f77f1/2f86233f7df3fbc1?lnk=raot
[02:36] <CarlFK1> how do I get libdecss?
[02:36] <L3dPlatedLinux> I would like to look at the files on my windows partittion
[02:36] <mzz> L3dPlatedLinux: you should already have ntfs-3g, iirc
[02:36] <Kalmi> Guest56093, what are ram files?
[02:36] <what_if> L3dPlatedLinux: in ubuntu that is built in the kernel already.
[02:36] <Kalmi> L3dPlatedLinux, are you using that install from windows thingy?
[02:36] <Kalmi> um... how is it called?
[02:36] <tanner2007_Linux> hey guys I need help again I forgot who  told me and what it was, but i need to copy folders into a sdcard but wont let me saying I need permission
[02:37] <ekimmargni> How can I get the temp of my CPU?
[02:37] <L3dPlatedLinux> no dual booted with a cd
[02:37] <Guest56093> mzz, sure www.imagen.com.mx and enter "transmision en vivo"
[02:37] <tanner2007_Linux> So anyone?
[02:38] <Guest56093> Kalmi, www.imagen.com.mx and enter "transmision en vivo"
[02:38] <mzz> Guest56093: "enter"? Click audio or video?
[02:38] <what_if> L3dPlatedLinux: you want to have the liveCD access your windows drive? Do I follow correctly ?
[02:38] <mzz> Guest56093: ah, realaudio. Can't help you with that.
[02:38] <what_if> tanner2007_Linux: try it again as root
[02:38] <chichihchen> tanner2007_Linux, is the sd under /media/disk?
[02:38] <tanner2007_Linux> what_if idk how im new at this
[02:38] <L3dPlatedLinux> no sorry I am having trouble.
[02:38] <prappl93> How do I enable NAT for my computer?
[02:39] <prappl93> I am using my comp as a bridge for my XBox and it said NAT might be a problem
[02:39] <tanner2007_Linux> so..
[02:39] <th0r> prappl93: NAT is handled by iptables
[02:39] <Guest56093> mzz i entered audio and download a file. real audio? i will look for it, cause i know realplayer but i cannot install bin file, i know is sh ./file.bin but i have problems
[02:40] <what_if> tanner2007_Linux: run "sudo nautilus" in a console, you will then be running it as root
[02:40] <chichihchen> tanner2007_Linux, try sudo cp -r <folder name> /media/disk/<folder name>  assuming /media/disk is the mount for your sd drive
[02:40] <perlsyntax> Does anyone use Emacs::PDE i can't find the Path to it.I did it by cpan command line.
[02:40] <th0r> prappl93: check out firestarted
[02:40] <what_if> tanner2007_Linux: you can then copy files to/from anywhere, so be _careful_
[02:40] <Kalmi> Guest56093, realplayer is in the partner repos afaik
[02:40] <perlsyntax> Anyone use emacs?
[02:40] <mzz> !realplayer | Guest56093
[02:40] <tanner2007_Linux> oklet me try
[02:40] <Guest56093> mzz thanks
[02:41] <th0r> prappl93: oops...firestarteR
[02:41] <Guest56093> ubottu, thanks
[02:41] <tanner2007_Linux> what_if: how do I get into console
[02:41] <prappl93> Th0r, I am installing it, how do I run it
[02:41] <Kalmi> how can I have a look at what words ubottu knows?
[02:41] <chichihchen> tanner2007_Linux: choose "Application" --> "Accessories" --> "Terminal"
[02:41] <RHorse> are you on Windows or ubuntu?
[02:42] <CarlFK1> !info libdecss3
[02:42] <th0r> prappl93: never used firestarter, but it should be in the menus in gnome. I always programmed iptables from the command line
[02:42] <tanner2007_Linux> ah thank you iw as trying root terminal and wa snot working
[02:42] <what_if> tanner2007_Linux: what chichihchen said...
[02:42] <Kalmi> !help
[02:42] <shentino> icky...
[02:43] <shentino> er, how good is dpkg at not getting hosed when interrupted by a hard lockup?
[02:43] <tanner2007_Linux> thank you 2 guys I got it
[02:44] <Kalmi> shentino, even if it gets hosed it can be sorted out
[02:44] <shentino> ok
[02:44] <shentino> how do I verify and make sure nothing got corrupted by the reboot ambush?
[02:45] <Kalmi> ambush?
[02:45] <shentino> as in
[02:45] <gooody> Hi, anyone here knows where to find the list of supported hardware of ubuntu 9.04. specifically graphics cards.
[02:45] <what_if> shentino: force a fsck on next boot : http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-force-fsck-on-the-next-reboot-or-boot-sequence/
[02:45] <shentino> right I did that
[02:45] <shentino> I'm talking about dpkg internal state
[02:46] <what_if> shentino: over my head... sry
[02:46] <grkgeek> I still cant input with japanese characters ive looked at scim howtos and nothing
[02:46] <Kalmi> shentino, just run an apt-get upgrade (or anything).... if something is wrong it will tell you
[02:46] <shentino> ok
[02:47] <prappl93> I think its the way I have my network bridged... I am justing using eth0 as a Shared thing in the settings, is there a better way to bridge?
[02:47] <Its_a_lemon_PM> hey guys, i need help
[02:47] <gooody> where to find the list of supported hardware of ubuntu 9.04?
[02:48] <chichihchen> Its_a_lemon_PM: what do you need?
[02:48] <Its_a_lemon_PM> does anyone know hoe to get the 'do this automatically for files like this from now on' back on. I accidently pressed it
[02:48] <sebsebseb> !detials | Its_a_lemon_PM
[02:48] <sebsebseb> !details
[02:48] <chichihchen> Its_a_lemon_PM: under what application?
[02:48] <Kalmi> prappl93, linux is doing symmetric NAT and xbox doesn't like it... I don't know how to change that though....
[02:48] <Its_a_lemon_PM> I'm using firefox
[02:48] <Kalmi> prappl93, I'm not even sure it is possible...
[02:48] <Its_a_lemon_PM> I was downloading flash
[02:49] <shentino> ok, so as long as dpkg doesn't gripe then the dpkg database is ok?
[02:49] <kj4> !nvidia
[02:49] <chichihchen> Its_a_lemon_PM: open firefox --> edit --> preferences and choose applications
[02:50] <chichihchen> Its_a_lemon_PM: go to the flash extension and change the action to always aask
[02:50] <Kalmi> shentino, yep, if it gets aborted while installing something it will try reinstalling the aborted package and go on...
[02:50] <chichihchen> Its_a_lemon_PM: it will be back to what it was
[02:50] <shentino> phew
[02:50] <chichihchen> Its_a_lemon_PM: sorry, not flash extension, but the extension of your downloaded flash stuffs
[02:50] <shentino> cuase I'm using ext4
[02:51] <LinuxGold> What is the best VM for Windows XP to host Linux?
[02:51] <chichihchen> Its_a_lemon_PM: what's the file name of the flash you were trying to download?  .gz or?
[02:51] <shentino> which has been rumored to trash data if your system crashes at an inopportune moment
[02:51] <Its_a_lemon_PM> chichihchen: there is no flash extention yet
[02:52] <altf2o> "best" is very subjective. I've always used VMWare w/o any issues. I currently use it on Linux to run Linux\Windows7\XP
[02:52] <Gnea> LinuxGold: there is no one-size-fits-all, but vmware and virtualbox have their merits.. you'll have to look at them and decide for yourself
[02:52] <LinuxGold> altf20, I want to be able to run vmware using services
[02:52] <chichihchen> Its_a_lemon_PM: not flash extension but the extension of the flash file that you were downloading.  such as .gz or .tar or .zip
[02:52] <LinuxGold> VirtualBox -- afaik -- can't automatically run when machine is started?
[02:53] <mib_2tf107hl> Hey, I need help in installing anyone mind helping?
[02:53] <Kalmi> prappl93, I did some research and you should do port forwarding.... and then your xbox will be happy...
[02:53] <chichihchen> Its_a_lemon_PM: what was the filename of the flash you downloaded?
[02:53] <Kalmi> mib_2tf107hl, installing what?
[02:53] <Gnea> LinuxGold: it can't be put in the startup folder?
[02:53] <davidh38> hey guys
[02:53] <mib_2tf107hl> Installing programs*
[02:53] <Its_a_lemon_PM> chichihchen: got it! Thanks!
[02:53] <altf2o> i'm *pretty* sure VMWare does that, you'd have to consult their site. Surely it wouldn't be to hard to add any program to Windows startup.
[02:53] <LinuxGold> gnea, startup folder works if someone logs in
[02:53] <LinuxGold> ;)
[02:53] <chichihchen> Its_a_lemon_PM: you welcome~
[02:53] <sebsebseb> mib_2tf107hl: which programs?
[02:53] <Its_a_lemon_PM> ;)
[02:53] <Gnea> LinuxGold: you should ask in #windows then... could be a service ;)
[02:53] <Kalmi> :D
[02:53] <LinuxGold> VMWare does -- but not freeware.
[02:53] <mib_2tf107hl> As if now, PowerISO
[02:53] <davidh38> does anyone know how i can automatically login in irc rooms with pidgin?
[02:53] <overshard> Anyone else here have an external amp/dac connected via usb? I can't seem to get mine to work with alsa. :(
[02:54] <LinuxGold> gnea ;P :)
[02:54] <matt098> hello, i've just upgraded to ubuntu 9.04 and am having some samba issues ne one want to pm help me ?
[02:54] <Kalmi> !anyone
[02:54] <chichihchen> matt098: go ahead
[02:55] <kri> hi i want to disable the sound for a specific wine application
[02:55] <LinuxGold> Linux l1435lx 2.6.28-11-generic #42-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 17 01:57:59 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[02:55] <LinuxGold> hmm
[02:55] <mib_2tf107hl> So I have the tar.gz extracted, now how do I go about installing PowerISO
[02:55] <kri> mib_2tf107hl: make, make install
[02:56] <mib_2tf107hl> make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found.  Stop.
[02:56] <Burlynn> 8.20, intel 945 chipset, normal effects, all my notification popups' backgrounds are two colors. half is theme color other is random offwhite/tannish. doesnt matter what theme is selected. anyone encountered this?
[02:56] <Kalmi> mib_2tf107hl, http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/how-do-i-open-daa-direct-access-archive-files-under-linux-or-unix-oses/
[02:56] <Burlynn> 8.10 even
[02:56] <mib_2tf107hl> I'm completely new here
[02:56] <kri> ok is their any support channel for wine?
[02:57] <Burlynn> kri: #winehq
[02:57] <kri> ok
[02:57] <what_if> mib_2tf107hl: ./configure first possibly
[02:57] <chetnick> i need to recover some deleted files and folders from home directory. .Does anyone know some good software to do that?
[02:57] <NoiseEee> is there any graphics editor that can handle photoshop layer folders?
[02:57] <Kalmi> mib_2tf107hl, what_if, The Linux version is a i386 binary only, so there is no need to compile afaik...
[02:57] <mneptok> mib_2tf107hl: why do you need PowerISO?
[02:58] <Burlynn> NoiseEee: tried gimp?
[02:58] <mneptok> mib_2tf107hl: insert disc. right-click icon on dekstop. select "Create image"
[02:58] <mib_2tf107hl> I need to extrat a .daa
[02:58] <Burlynn> might not be compatible i dunno
[02:58] <NoiseEee> Burlynn: yeah, it can deal with layers, but apparantly it doesn't like layers that are grouped together in folders
[02:58] <kri> i need to kill the sound for 1 application in wine
[02:59] <kri> is a poker client
[02:59] <kri> can i configure wine to kill the sound for one application?
[02:59] <Burlynn> NoiseEee: yeah thats what i was worried about, might be a photoshop specific thing ;/
[02:59] <kri> i cant kill the sound in the poker client cause the window wont show up 'preferences window'
[02:59] <kri> and i want my spotify to run.
[02:59] <shadow98> #magento
[03:00] <mib_2tf107hl> Can anyone help me out here, I'm shit lost.
[03:00] <Kalmi> mib_2tf107hl, place the daa file into the folder you extracted poweriso into, and run ./poweriso convert file.daa -o file.iso -ot iso
[03:00] <nocleader> kri: maybe there is an .ini file to edit?
[03:00] <what_if> mib_2tf107hl: i downloaded poweriso, there is only one file in the archive, that must be the program
[03:00] <what_if> mib_2tf107hl: sry I type / read slow
[03:00] <kri> nocleader: for wine or the poker client?
[03:01] <what_if> mib_2tf107hl: anyways, in a console go to that directory and type "./poweriso" to run, no quotes
[03:01] <kri> the poker client have just a bonch of dll files
[03:01] <she_dyed> nocleader, kri it might be in a .wine folder in your home dir and look to see if there is a poker specific app
[03:01] <nocleader> kri: the client ... its just a guess on my part
[03:01] <kri> nocleader: well then its a fact wine sucks
[03:01] <kri> vmware is ok but costs money
[03:01] <norman_> hola
[03:01] <what_if> kri: virtualbox :0
[03:01] <kri> i will need to setup a separate box with windows
[03:01] <Burlynn> kri: have you tried virtualbox?
[03:01] <norman_> hello
[03:01] <nocleader> kri: I have not messed with Wine myself.
[03:02] <kri> its ok
[03:02] <kri> but its hilarous i cant play poker and listen to spotify
[03:02] <kri> that enoying sounds from the poker is ... beyond
[03:02] <|AA|> I have an old dell inspiron 8100, ubuntu 9.04 does not see the ethernet card, and informs me *network DISABLED, any ideas on that?
[03:02] <mib_2tf107hl> Kalmi	mib_2tf107hl, place the daa file into the folder you extracted poweriso into, and run ./poweriso convert file.daa -o file.iso -ot iso                  Didn't work
[03:02] <Kalmi> mib_2tf107hl, what did it say?
[03:03] <mib_2tf107hl> bash: home/xxxxxxxxx/Desktop/poweriso: No such file or directory
[03:03] <Kalmi> where did you extract it to?
[03:03] <what_if> mib_2tf107hl: is the file actually called "file.daa" ?
[03:03] <mib_2tf107hl> Errr, that was the one I played with, but same error without the home/xxxxxxx/Desktop
[03:03] <mib_2tf107hl> Nope
[03:03] <Kalmi> where did you extract it to?  (what folder?!)
[03:04] <what_if> mib_2tf107hl: then "file.daa" should be (your-filename)
[03:04] <newbiesunite> whats a good flash player for Ubuntu (besides Adobe's crap) ?
[03:04] <|AA|> I have an old dell inspiron 8100, ubuntu 9.04 does not see the ethernet card, and informs me *network DISABLED, any ideas on that?
[03:04] <newbiesunite> I have gnash installed, but it doesnt work on youtube/videmo
[03:04] <amr> plz how to set color of side pane of nautilus
[03:04] <Kalmi> what_if, we can't even find the executable yet
[03:04] <newbiesunite> *vimeo
[03:04] <kri> whats better with 9.04 then 8.10?
[03:04] <darthanubis> kri, The website has the changelog
[03:05] <Kalmi> mib_2tf107hl, where did you extract it to?  (what folder?!)
[03:05] <darthanubis> newbiesunite, well install the regular adobe flash??
[03:05] <mib_2tf107hl> I just threw it onto the desktop
[03:05] <nocleader> AA: try and name the card
[03:05] <mib_2tf107hl> dwayne@dwayne-desktop:~$ home/dwayne/Desktop/poweriso convert Windows Xp Pro Sp3 3264 Vista Style.daa -o Windows Xp Pro Sp3 3264 Vista Style.iso -ot isobash: home/dwayne/Desktop/poweriso: No such file or directory
[03:05] <kri> no i just mean generell what you guys _think_ not whats new in the wiki
[03:05] <what_if> newbiesunite: there is no free flash that works well with everything afaik
[03:05] <kri> graphics i dont care about.
[03:06] <newbiesunite> ah damn
[03:06] <newbiesunite> so gotta do the adobe flash huh?
[03:06] <darthanubis> !better
[03:06] <kri> i just know ubuntu is very non-secure if you compare to slackware and other releases
[03:06] <darthanubis> "non-secure"
[03:06] <darthanubis> okay
[03:06] <newbiesunite> lmao
[03:06] <newbiesunite> insecure
[03:06] <Kalmi> kri, boottime, ext4....
[03:06] <kri> ooo
[03:07] <kri> ext4
[03:07] <kri> i go with reiserfs
[03:07] <norman_> hola
[03:07] <kri> :>
[03:07] <FloodBot1> kri: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:07] <overshard> My usb audio dac seems to only work when i run gnome-sound-properties in sudo and do an audio test. Running it as a normal user gives me errors... what should i change the permissions of? x.x
[03:07] <amr> plz how to set color of side pane of nautilus
[03:07] <norman_> alguien de habla española o castellano????
[03:07] <mneptok> kri: are you a Linux kernel security expert?
[03:07] <mneptok> !es > norman_
[03:07] <darthanubis> overshard, check to see if your regular user is in the audio group?
[03:08] <darthanubis> mneptok, of course not
[03:08] <stormchas2000> Just a quick question,  I am not good with HTML  is there a good website builder for ubuntu that I can use with out knowing HTML
[03:08] <darthanubis> amr, no one has that memorized. it is best to open nautilus and read the help
[03:08] <mneptok> stormchas2000: Amaya
[03:08] <mneptok> !info amaya
[03:09] <kri> mneptok: i know their is more lack of security in ubuntu then some other linux dists.
[03:09] <mneptok> ah, grab it from the W3C
[03:09] <darthanubis> stormchas2000, that question is beyond the scope of this channel, if not just off-topic. Use any web builder site
[03:09] <kri> i like my system though and i woulndnt change it in the first way and i dont care of the secuirty lacks
[03:09] <mneptok> kri: no, you don't. "/msg kees" with any specific security problems. otherwise, please check your 4chan opinions at the door.
[03:10] <darthanubis> thank you
[03:10]  * darthanubis troll much?
[03:10] <mneptok> darthanubis: let's let it drop before it escalates ... nm
[03:10] <matuck> is there a gui like taskmgr.exe.   I know i could use ps or top from command line
[03:10] <mneptok> *sigh*
[03:10] <mneptok> matuck: "htop" is what you want
[03:10] <matuck> mneptok: thanks
[03:11] <mneptok> matuck: CLI, but a fantastic tool
[03:11] <darthanubis> matuck, ha! yes if you use gnome, there is an applet called, wait for it
[03:11] <Frijolie> whenever I'm downloading a torrent my other web traffic comes to a complete hault (dial-up speed)
[03:11] <darthanubis> system monitor
[03:11] <Lyez> i've noticed cpu spikes when using firefox or opera.  after some time, it becomes choppy.  anyone experience choppiness?
[03:11] <Frijolie> any idea what would cause that? torrents suck up all bandwidth...
[03:11] <|AA|> I have an old dell inspiron 8100, ubuntu 9.04 does not see the ethernet card, and informs me *network DISABLED, any ideas on that?
[03:11] <Kalmi> matuck, gnome-system-monitor
[03:11] <mneptok> Frijolie: i think you just answered your own question
[03:11] <darthanubis> Frijolie, a great torrent connection?
[03:11] <overshard> darthanubis, i think that was the problem, i went to Users and Groups and allowed my user to use audio devices, have to restart my session to find out though, brb.
[03:12] <Frijolie> mneptok, huh? It didn't always do that
[03:12] <Frijolie> darthanubis, yeah it's pretty "healthy"
[03:12] <darthanubis> there you go:)
[03:13] <newbiesunite> whats with youtube require VP6 codec crap for playing videos?
[03:13] <overshard> darthanubis, ok, that was not the problem
[03:13] <darthanubis> overshard, sorry
[03:14] <overshard> It worked before I unplugged it and plugged it back in.
[03:14] <royalwarecast> my gnome crashed-with no title bar displayed . how to solve it ？ I have tried to delete the .gnome but still the problem
[03:14] <bullgard4> How to bring up my wireless interface eth1?
[03:14] <darthanubis> overshard, check the headphone switch?
[03:15] <overshard> it is a dac/amp, it sees it as a whole new soundcard
[03:15] <overshard> it is usb
[03:15] <darthanubis> overshard, the gnome-volume properties headphone switch?
[03:16] <overshard> darthanubis, that doesn't have any effect on it
[03:16] <Lyez> anyone know why firefox would be scrolling up and down slow or typing lags?  happens in opera as well
[03:16] <overshard> Lyez, Probably because you have a slow graphics card driver
[03:16] <Frijolie> I have a large range of ports...port forwarded to my computer
[03:16] <overshard> Lyez, try updating to the newest for your current graphics card.
[03:17] <Lyez> ok, thanks
[03:17] <Frijolie> and it's downloading at ~40KiB/s (not really fast) and my other web traffic is really really slow
[03:18] <bullgard4> Lyez: Your graphics driver is ill-configured.
[03:19] <what_if> Frijolie: has it slowed over time ?
[03:20] <Frijolie> what_if: well more recently, all of a sudden maybe a week ago
[03:20] <RHorse> top
[03:20] <|AA|> I have an old dell inspiron 8100, ubuntu 9.04 does not see the ethernet card, and informs me *network DISABLED, any ideas on that?
[03:21] <Frijolie> I do have Comcast as an ISP, I'm thinking I'm getting throttled
[03:21] <what_if> Frijolie: *sometimes routers can cause that. Linksys especially. If you can I would say unplug your router, wait a few secs, and plug back in
[03:21] <RHorse> |AA| have you tried disabling wireless first?
[03:21] <Frijolie> what_if: I've done that...power cycled the router and even the modem. I hit the reset switch on the modem but haven't done that to the router
[03:22] <|AA|> RHorse,  none of the adapters show
[03:22] <Frijolie> what_if: and it is a Linksys router
[03:22] <RHorse> |AA| even  with a pcmcia card?
[03:23] <|AA|> RHorse,  yes
[03:23] <what_if> Frijolie: if it is a less than $100 router you may overload the internal NAT/CPU/Mem/something with all those nat connections
[03:23] <RHorse> |AA| is  the pcmcia driver loaded?
[03:24] <Frijolie> what_if, I don't remember how much it was...it wasn't expensive. WRT54Gs or something
[03:24] <joako> I swore I would never use Ubuntu, but can someone help me? If I install Ubuntu can NetworkManager let me manage my mobile broadband?
[03:24] <what_if> Frijolie: any idea how many connections you have at any given time ?
[03:25] <joako> In CentOS under Network Manager it has an option for "Mobile Broadband" but it does not work. My mobile phone is detected as /dev/ttyACM0
[03:25] <Frijolie> what_if, hmm, lemme look
[03:25] <bullgard4> |AA|: In http://ubuntuforums.org/Home?action=fullsearch&context=180&value=&fullsearch=Text > Search "Network disabled" > Go > Random Question > Answer the random question put.
[03:25] <not_funny> If I recall, doesn't the WRT64G have a log of incoming/outgoing connections in the control panel? You could check that, but I don't think that would help in determining how many connections you have...
[03:25] <Frijolie> what_if, "maximum connections" = 200
[03:25] <|AA|> ty
[03:25] <not_funny> WRT54G, my mistake
[03:27] <RHorse> ps -A |less
[03:27] <what_if> Frijolie: that is still a lot... you may look into updating firmware and / or lowering that max
[03:28] <Frijolie> not_funny, i'm looking in the admin page now for that log file (if exists)
[03:28] <Frijolie> not_funny, logging is "disabled"...d'oh!
[03:28] <joako> Frijolie: If you have a WRT54G I strongly recommend you load the firmware from www.dd-wrt.com it will certainly show the number of active connections (and let you adjust the limits and timeouts)
[03:28] <hghg123> i am using transmission to download ubuntu 9.04 and the network i am connected to is blocking all ports but 80 any help ? on getting it to work
[03:29] <hghg123> ?
[03:29] <what_if> Frijolie: also, if you think you are being throttled there is a test for it here : http://broadband.mpi-sws.org/transparency/
[03:29] <hghg123> i think all but 80 dont know how to do a scan in windows now
[03:29] <hghg123> ?
[03:29] <Frijolie> does packet encryption really help to hide your traffic?
[03:30] <not_funny> it worked for bittorrent, so apparently it does
[03:30] <Tyler_> Hello
[03:30] <axisys> how do I make sure only radius auth works and not allow local passwd auth .. here is my /etc/pam.d/sshd http://pastebin.com/f17b84ac7
[03:30] <what_if> Frijolie: yes, but it can still be seen where you are connecting to and from.
[03:31] <shentino> crashes during package management make my stomach twist on any system
[03:31] <shentino> not just ubuntu
[03:31] <Frijolie> joako, thanks i'm looking at that page now---whenever it will display
[03:31] <hghg123> anyone
[03:31] <heogen> hi
[03:32] <Tyler_> I just upgraded to 9.04 and when it boots up I gives me bash terminal and not the desktop what should I do
[03:32] <progre55> hey guys, I know it's totally not the right place for this question, but please, if you know, just help me out :) where to subscribe for spam?? :) or how to spam-bomb an email address? believe you me, it's not for evil purposes :)
[03:32] <heogen> i would like to learn about the programming,
[03:32] <hghg123> anyone help me get passed port 80 downloading ubuntu via torrent transmission that is the only port that is open?
[03:32] <airtonix> anyone able to get bbdock compiled using openbox and ubuntu 8.10?
[03:32] <jamnz> I downloaded a solitaire games from www.pysol.org and did not find any installation instructions. I pressume this is Python. Question, how do I install a Python application? I do not see any ./config or make or makeinstall file.
[03:33] <what_if> hghg123: you need to forward ports to your machine and #networking may be able to help more
[03:33] <heogen> what is the program that you recommend me for learn first?
[03:33] <airtonix> jamaz, find the main python file and use : python <pyhtonfile here>
[03:33] <hghg123> what_if: thanks will check there
[03:33] <airtonix> jamnz, ie : say your file was called pysol.py, then you would use : pythong pysol.py
[03:34] <airtonix> jamnz, ie : python pysol.py
[03:34] <jamnz> here are the file names in the Src directory... acard.py    game.py  images.py	  mfxutil.py	 pysoltk.py   stats.py
[03:34] <jamnz> actions.py  games    layout.py	  move.py	 random.py    tk
[03:34] <jamnz> app.py	    help.py  main.py	  pysolaudio.py  resource.py  util.py
[03:34] <jamnz> gamedb.py   hint.py  mfxtools.py  pysol.py	 stack.py     version.py
[03:34] <FloodBot1> jamnz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:34] <jamnz> sorry about the flooding...
[03:35] <airtonix> jamnz, http://paste.ubuntu.com
[03:35] <bullgard4> How to bring up my wireless interface eth1? iwconfig report: "eth1  NOT READY! ESSID:off/any"
[03:35] <airtonix> jamnz,  for future reference
[03:35] <RHorse> hghg123 need to tell your software tto use a certain port, and make sure any firewalls have it open
[03:35] <bullgard4> How to bring up my wireless interface eth1? iwconfig reports: "eth1  NOT READY! ESSID:off/any"
[03:36] <RHorse> bullgard4 you need to include the essid argument
[03:37] <shentino> Ok, new question
[03:37] <bullgard4> RHorse: How can I determine the ESSID first?
[03:37] <shentino> I want to accept email on my machine pinted to by dyndns
[03:37] <shentino> how do I do that without being overrun by spammers?
[03:37] <RHorse> bullgard4 type iwlist eth1 scanning
[03:37] <slipttees> http://slipttees.wordpress.com/
[03:38] <shentino> (gmail's spam filters are starting to slip)
[03:38] <slipttees> sorry guys
[03:39] <RHorse> bullgard4 it should be with your router's docs or on the router itself
[03:39] <bullgard4> RHorse: This prints: "eth1 No scan results". (Small wonder: My NETGEAR wireless card WG511 leds do not blink.)
[03:40] <donavan01> anyone know how to install compiz themes once I download them
[03:40] <bullgard4> RHorse: "it should be with your router's docs or on the router itself" <- What is "it"?
[03:40] <t-800> hey anyone therE?
[03:40] <heogen> hello
[03:40] <t-800> i need help with my ubuntu
[03:40] <g0wda> hi all, how will i know exectly which process is using how much of my bandwidth??
[03:40] <t-800> 9.04
[03:41] <t-800> I want to use a wallpaper for login screen
[03:41] <heogen> anyone can say me what program i should to learn first?
[03:41] <t-800> but I cant do it:(
[03:41] <RHorse> bullgard4 you need to type iwconfig essid [essid] key<PHONE_NUMBER> mode managed, and when it is configured, type dhclient eth1
[03:41] <RHorse> for wep
[03:41] <t-800> does anyone know what I can do?
[03:41] <g0wda> hi all, how will i know exectly which process is using how much of my bandwidth??
[03:41] <RHorse> bullgard4 you need to type iwconfig eth1 essid [essid] key<PHONE_NUMBER> mode managed, and when it is configured, type dhclient eth1
[03:41] <Guest91374> anyone know how to get pogo to work with 64bit jaunty ?
[03:41] <heogen> i'm new in the programmer, but a would like to near
[03:42] <g0wda> heogen: what?
[03:42] <nephish> hey all, to me, most of the tiling window managers behave very similar. So, what is the most portable one that i can use with multiple monitors, by portable i mean easy to move a config from one box to another?
[03:42] <t-800> can anyone help me
[03:43] <g0wda> hi all, how will i know exactly which process is using how much of my bandwidth??
 i would like to learn about the programming
[03:43] <P4R41> can somoene help me find the PPA key for an apt repository?
[03:43] <rangzy> t-800: try step 7 or 8 in this website. http://www.stchman.com/transform_osx.html
[03:43] <Guest91374> help with getting pogo to work with 64 jaunty ?
[03:43] <t-800> thanks
 but I don't know about what program i should to learn
 do you know about it?
[03:44] <Guest91374> i need pogo help :(
[03:44] <t-800> does anyone know where I can get a terminator themed desktop?
[03:45] <M4d3L> hi. how I can open a log file and go direct to the end?
[03:45] <rangzy> M4d3L: open the file in vi , and then do esc : $ enter
[03:45] <rangzy> M4d3L: to go directly to the last line.
[03:45] <g0wda> heogen:do you understand english if so, you can read this article as a starting point, it motivates you and tells you how to start off... http://catb.org/esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html
[03:45] <M4d3L> rangzy: thank
 yeah i can read in english
 thank you
[03:46] <g0wda> then this article is amust-read! :)
[03:47] <Guest91374> does anybody play on pogo here>?
[03:48] <Guest91374> anybody play on pogo here?
[03:49] <rangzy> Guest91374: not me. I play on miniclip, not often.
 ok, i'm reading now
[03:49] <Guest91374> great..no pogo here then ?
[03:49] <overshard> Is there a way to change the permissions of a usb device after plugging it in? Like to identify it and change the permissions to whatever i want automatically.
[03:49] <rangzy> what is pogo ?
[03:50] <pcnerd> Hi,  I currently have my hard drive partitioned: sda1(ntfs/windoze) sda2 (ntfs data) and sda3 (ext3 ubuntu).... I want to resize all the partitions and reinstall windows ( its died).... but in resizing the partitions will my backup of the MBR become "corrupt" annd point to the wrong locations or does the MBR store the partition not the cylander or whatever.... thanks!
[03:50] <Gamarok__> !ask
[03:51] <rangzy> pcnerd: I have done repartitioning several times. havent faced any problem. (I assume you want to wipe off the whole hard-disk). for more on MBR : see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Master_boot_record and the many references there
[03:51] <RHorse> pcnerd I should think it would not make a diff\
[03:52] <Kalmi> pcnerd, you safely resize your partitions without messing up MBR... I suggest gparted livecd...
[03:52] <Guest91374> hmmm, still waiting for pogo help...
[03:52] <Kalmi> pcnerd, howver the Windows installer will mess it up
[03:52] <Guest91374> pogo wont run with 64 jaunty, help please
[03:52] <what_if> Guest91374: any errors ?
[03:52] <rangzy> what is pogo? is it some flash-based games website ?
[03:52] <Kalmi> pcnerd, you will need to restore it afterwards
[03:52] <nilihanth> How can I troubleshoot my sound?  Autodetect doesn't work all the time and certain sound platforms work on certain days.
[03:52] <Kalmi> !grub | pcnerd
[03:53] <Guest91374> it just closes the browser pop up
[03:53] <Guest91374> no error, just closes
[03:53] <amseidler> Hi
[03:53] <Gamarok__> * sips coffe
[03:53] <rangzy> amseidler hi
[03:53] <amseidler> I am running Ubuntu with wubi and I want to uninstall windows. How do I do this with Wubi?
[03:54] <Da_Bing> bot,are you here?
[03:54] <NoiseEee> you know what i dislike about the ubuntu 9.04 disk?  i installed it on my friends computer.  a 250GB hard drive with XP taking up 30GB.  The installer sets up Ubuntu with a 3GB partition, not asking me what sizes i want.  Why would it pick something so small? It can't even do updates for lack of disk space.
[03:54] <Da_Bing> 中文
[03:54] <P4R41> how can i make sure the numlock key is on when ubuntu starts?
[03:54] <bullgard4> RHorse: '~$ sudo iwconfig essid [essid] key<PHONE_NUMBER> mode managed' requests my password and then accepts. A subsequent '~$ sudo dhclient eth1' responds: "send_packet: Network is down; No DHCPOFFERS received. No working leases in persistent database - sleeping." Small wonder as the LEDs on my wireless card are not blinking.
[03:55] <rangzy> amseidler: with a wubi installation, I think its tough. similar to sitting on a tree-branch and cutting the trunk.
[03:55] <mneptok> NoiseEee: use the partitioning tool before installing, or use the text mode installer.
[03:55] <ravelon> is there anything like dreamweaver on ubuntu?
[03:55] <amseidler> ravelon: yes, add/remove, Kompozer
[03:55] <amseidler> rangzy: are you able to help me with it?
[03:55] <Gamarok__> how can i view the NFS shares on kubuntu
[03:55] <NoiseEee> mneptok: sure, i know i could have probably taken those extra steps.  it seems to me the installer should take some liberty with 220GB of unused disk space
[03:55] <ravelon> amseidler, thanx, is it good?
[03:55] <rangzy> !nvu | ravelon
[03:55] <mneptok> NoiseEee: and then we'd have people complaining "Ubuntu ate ALL my free space!"
[03:56] <amseidler> ravelon: It's okay, but I prefer DW more
[03:56] <Gamarok__> same as network on windows
[03:56] <amseidler> ravelon: Just use a Virtual Machine
[03:56] <amseidler> ravelon: if you want it so bad
[03:56] <rangzy> amseidler : I dont understand your Qn..
[03:56] <Gamarok__> how can i view nfs shares on ubutu
[03:56] <NoiseEee> mneptok: i suppose. but here i am praising ubuntu to him, and it can't even do the security updates.
[03:56] <Gamarok__> pls help me
[03:56] <NoiseEee> let alone let him check out how amarok etc. handle media files
[03:56] <rangzy> ! nfs
[03:56] <RHorse> bullgard4 that is the correct procedure. If the computer doesn't recognize your card I have found getting a new card (different model) the easiest and cheapest solution (and less aggravating).
[03:56] <paymon> is it possible to build ubuntu from scratch?
[03:56] <chetnick> How can i recover some deleted folders and their content?
[03:57] <paymon> scratch = source code
[03:57] <amseidler> rangzy: I have a dual boot on my computer. I used wubi to install Ubuntu. I now want to delete windows. How do I go about doing this?
[03:57] <rangzy> ! nfs | Gamarok__
[03:57] <P4R41> ravelon: apt-cache search WISIWYG
[03:57] <ravelon> amseidler, not sure what you mean
[03:57] <P4R41> then choose your own
[03:57] <P4R41> try em out and see what you prefer
[03:57] <amseidler> ravelon: What don't you get - will explain better
[03:58] <rangzy> amseidler: to remove windows, I think the better way is to to install ubuntu directly onto a separate partition (non-wubi), and then format the windows partition.  If I restart my computer, my NETGEAR wireless card WG511 will be brought up.
[04:00] <amseidler> rangzy: so sorry
[04:00] <amseidler> rangzy: got your name mixed up
[04:00] <paymon> it
[04:00] <RHorse> bullgard4 I thought you said the card wasn't blinking
[04:00] <rangzy> amseidler: :) not a problem . I guessed it..
[04:00] <amseidler> rangzy: So there isn't a way to delete windows with Wubi?
[04:01] <cypher1> is there any cpu cooler available for ubuntu ?
[04:01] <bullgard4> RHorse: Yes, this is correct what I said.
[04:01] <cypher1> my cpu heats up to 80-90 degree centigrade sometimes :(
[04:01] <amseidler> cypher1: what do you mean by cpu?
[04:01] <P4R41> can someone help me make sense of my soundcard, its onboard intel 845G and I can't make heads or tails of how to make it work properly
[04:01] <rangzy> amseidler: I'm sorry, I am not sure. this is a v.sensitive task. I havent done it so far. my main convern is with the mbr / bootloader.
[04:01] <P4R41> running jaunty
[04:01] <cypher1> amseidler: central processing unit or processor
[04:01] <RHorse> bullgard4 that is the right procedure I have used it on 3 lappies on more than 3 routers. If it doesn't work, try it again. :)
[04:01] <xemacs4321> i suggest a good beer
[04:02] <amseidler> rangzy: Alright
[04:02] <cypher1> P4R41: what is the problem ?
[04:02] <RHorse> for  wep
[04:02] <rangzy> cypher1: is your cpu fan working fine ?  how about the thermal-paste ?
[04:03] <rangzy> amseidler : you wanted to ask me something abt virtual m/c ??
[04:03] <bullgard4> RHorse: Where is your "right procedure" described in context?
[04:03] <Mack> whats the - code for df for GB
[04:04] <P4R41> cypher1: In the volume control there are 5 devices listed, i cant figure out what changes what
[04:04] <RHorse> bullgard4 oh for crissake do a google search: ubnutu iwconfig dhclient
[04:04] <rangzy> P4R41: same problem here too. worse : the same setting stops working on certain days !
[04:04] <P4R41> cypher1: analog devices ad1981a (oss mixer) pcm-2 controls over all system sound
[04:04] <stbtra> does anyone know a terminal command that lists all available commands, that is same output as pressing tab without typing anything? I want to grep
[04:05] <eso> Gnea: when i installed arpwatch, did it install citadel as well? or was that something i had all along?
[04:05] <rangzy> stbtra: how about  tab tab ? (I guess we cant grep on that though...)
[04:05] <cypher1> rangzy: http://paste.ubuntu.com/178447/ -- This is usually when i run flash in fullscreen which takes up almost 100% of cpu
[04:06] <stbtra> rangzy: I want to be able to grep tab tab so looking for equiv command
[04:06] <rangzy> stbtra: thats an interesting task. perhaps needs a small shell script to check all the executables in all directories in "PATH" ?
[04:06] <RHorse> bullgard4: http://www.tuxfeed.com/2008/03/29/how-to-troubleshoot-wireless-network-connection-in-ubuntu/
[04:07] <P4R41> worse yet, skype lists 13 devices on sound in/out
[04:07] <panfist> this is kind of off-topic...i'm going away for the weekend and i won't be near internet. i want to read and practice some SICP while I am away. is there a place I can download the book plus all assocaited materials, or do i have to click through and save every link on the site... or is there a program i can use to automatically iterate through and download linked content
[04:07] <slipttees> RHorse: vpn l2tp over ipsec howto??
[04:07] <rangzy> cypher1: hmm. at that temp, I think the pc will shutdown automatically..
[04:07] <poseidon> Whats the best free way for me to get commercial games to play on linux?
[04:08] <rangzy> cypher1: sorry, i am not sure why its happening ..
[04:08] <bullgard4> RHorse: '~$ dict  crissake; No definitions found for "crissake".' Please repeat " oh for crissake do a google search: ubnutu iwconfig dhclient" using Standard English.
[04:08] <cypher1> rangzy: sometimes yes.. but usually it runs..
[04:08] <panfist> posidon: WINE
[04:08] <cypher1> rangzy: np thanks
[04:08] <eso> does citadel come with ubuntu?
[04:08] <xangua> citadel ¿¿
[04:09]  * RHorse sighs and takes another shot
[04:09] <Dr_Willis> !find citadel
[04:09] <eso> May 23 04:45:57 ubuntu citadel: Can't connect to uncensored.citadel.org:25: Connection timed out
[04:10] <rangzy> eso: no, citadel doesnt come with the ubuntu cd
[04:10] <Dr_Willis> !info citadel
[04:10] <eso> simplest way to uninstall it?
[04:10] <bullgard4> RHorse: Thank you for providing me this link to an interesting article.
[04:10] <Dr_Willis> !info citadel-client
[04:11] <Dr_Willis> Im glad its both complete AND feature-rich! :)
[04:11] <rangzy> Dr_Willis :)
[04:11] <RHorse> bullgard4 good luck
[04:11] <Dr_Willis> BUt i still have no idea what it even is....
[04:11] <bullgard4> RHorse: Thank you again.
[04:12] <stbtra> so anyone know how to grep all available commands?
[04:12] <Dr_Willis> stbtra:  huh?
[04:12] <rangzy> eso: have you tried aptitude uninstall ?
[04:12] <Dr_Willis> hit tab key a few times. and it will show all commands in the current $PATH
[04:13] <stbtra> you know when you press 'tab' twice without entering anything it lists all commands in the terminal, I want to be able to grep that
[04:13] <stbtra> yeah but is there a way to pipe into grep?
[04:13] <Dr_Willis> You could do some  script and find/ls on $PATH i imagine
[04:14] <stbtra> Ok good idea I will look into that
[04:15] <amseidler> How do I find out which of the following partitions Windows is on? I used Wubi to install ubuntu, and am using LVPM to upgrade. However, there are 3 partitions. dev/sda1 is Ubuntu. The two after them are dev/sda2 and dev/mmcblk0p1. How do I find out which is which?
[04:15] <rangzy> Dr_Willis: one doubt: if there is a directory in PATH, are the subdirectories also part of the PATH env ?
[04:15] <slipttees> RHorse: howto vpn l2tp over ipsec on ubuntu jaunty ?
[04:15] <Dr_Willis> rangzy:  nope.. not that i have ever noticed..
[04:17] <amseidler> Can anyone help?
[04:17] <amseidler> How do I find out which of the following partitions Windows is on? I used Wubi to install ubuntu, and am using LVPM to upgrade. However, there are 3 partitions. dev/sda1 is Ubuntu. The two after them are dev/sda2 and dev/mmcblk0p1. How do I find out which is which?
[04:17] <rangzy> Dr_Willis: okay. so, for the script you mentioned, is it enough if we just do an ls on each of the dir in the PATH env ?
[04:17] <licky654> anyone had trouble with opera chat and mail in ubuntu?
[04:18] <amseidler> How do I find out which of the following partitions Windows is on? I used Wubi to install ubuntu, and am using LVPM to upgrade. However, there are 3 partitions. dev/sda1 is Ubuntu. The two after them are dev/sda2 and dev/mmcblk0p1. How do I find out which is which?
[04:18] <voss> just look in sda2
[04:18] <Dr_Willis> rangzy:  theres other ways to glob the files in a dir.
[04:19] <Guest57366> what is the command to use nmap to scan for open ports
[04:19] <neelotpal> (13:12:19) neelotpal: hey guys I need help with mounting a device!
[04:19] <neelotpal> (13:12:56) neelotpal: It used to mount fine until I made some changes from the Gnome GUI and now i cannot mount it.
[04:19] <neelotpal> (13:13:52) neelotpal: Here is what I did... I went to drive properties and changed the mount point to /media/mydrive and changed the file type to FAT32. This is where i think I may have made the mistake FAT32 instead of fat32
[04:19] <neelotpal> (13:14:22) neelotpal: now i get the error cannot get volume.fstype.alternative
[04:20] <FloodBot1> neelotpal: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:20] <slipttees> howto vpn l2tp over ipsec on ubuntu jaunty ?
[04:20] <geirha> stbtra: IFS=:; for dir in $PATH; do for file in "$dir"/*; do [ -x "$file" ] && echo "${file##*/}"; done; done | grep 'something'
[04:20] <Dr_Willis> sudo nmap .........
[04:20] <rangzy> Dr_Willis: oh is it ? do you mean similar to this: http://perl.about.com/od/filesystem/qt/perlglob.htm ?
[04:20] <amseidler> How do I find out which of the following partitions Windows is on? I used Wubi to install ubuntu, and am using LVPM to upgrade. However, there are 3 partitions. dev/sda1 is Ubuntu. The two after them are dev/sda2 and dev/mmcblk0p1. How do I find out which is which?
[04:20] <slipttees> howto vpn l2tp over ipsec ?
[04:20] <stbtra> geirha: great thanks, this seems to work too not sure what diff behavior is:  ls `echo $PATH | sed 's/:/ /g'` | grep 'something'
[04:21] <Dr_Willis> rangzy:  just 'echo /bin/*' will get a list also. :) of that dir
[04:21] <flag> i got a new power supply, and when i flip the power switch on the back to '1' and try to turn on my computer, it lights up for about a second before shutting off.  is it dead?
[04:22] <rangzy> stbtra: saw that line ?
[04:22] <neelotpal> can anyone please help???
[04:22] <neelotpal> hey guys I need help with mounting a device!
[04:22] <neelotpal> It used to mount fine until I made some changes from the Gnome GUI and now i cannot mount it.
[04:22] <neelotpal> Here is what I did... I went to drive properties and changed the mount point to /media/mydrive and changed the file type to FAT32. This is where i think I may have made the mistake FAT32 instead of fat32
[04:22] <neelotpal> now i get the error cannot get volume.fstype.alternative
[04:22] <FloodBot1> neelotpal: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:22] <g0wda> Dr_Willis: wow i didnt know about that... :)
[04:22] <stbtra> rangzy: yea thanks
[04:22] <rangzy> stbtra: you're welcome
[04:22] <neelotpal> FloodBot1 thanks I will do as you said
[04:22] <Flannel> neelotpal: You shouldn't repeat so often.  Also, please condense that into one line, it will fit, and it'll make it a lot easier to read.
[04:22] <P__> hello
[04:23] <g0wda> Whoo echo * instead of ls,it's plain and sometimes better, space seperated :)
[04:23] <Dr_Willis> g0wda:  gotta watch out for spaces in filenamnes
[04:23] <g0wda> Dr_Willis: yeah
[04:24] <P__> can someone help me with ubuntu on a macbook pro, i just installed it, i got several partitions on my hdd, one of those is a ntfs one on which i choosed to install grub, and now its not recognized anymore. i dont have any system there, just data
[04:24] <geirha> stbtra: Yours is shorter, that's the main difference :)
[04:24] <neelotpal> Flannel: thanks
[04:24] <g0wda> Dr_Willis:  it doesn't distinguish
[04:24] <ophthalmaximandi> is it possible to build ubuntu from its source code?