[20:24] <Wunderbar> http://gens.consolemul.com/download/gens-win32-src-2.14.zip
[20:24] <bookmark> glx gears says 100 fps
[20:24] <bookmark> 80
[20:24] <bookmark> 92
[20:25] <bookmark> direct rendering: yes
[20:25] <Mack> hmm
[20:25] <Mack> 	$ch = curl_init();
[20:25] <axisys> Lilarcor: have you used ipfilter? i am looking to find a way to block that one IP
[20:25] <Mack> whats wrong with that line?
[20:25] <boss_mc> bookmark then you are sorted
[20:25] <bookmark> whoa
[20:25] <axisys> Lilarcor: examples are not so clear
[20:25] <Scunizi> bookmark: what vid card do you have?
[20:25] <bookmark> strangeness
[20:25] <bookmark> go6150
[20:25] <bookmark> nvidia
[20:25] <FloodBot1> bookmark: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:25] <Mack> im trying to use php, and it says that there its an undefined function
[20:25] <rootytooty> any back track users willing to help????
[20:26] <Lilarcor> axisys: use IP tables and be done with it http://www.netadmintools.com/art216.html
[20:26] <Dulak> bookmark: that's kind of low fps for an nvidia card, I have a low end nvidia and pull 1000 fps from glxgears
[20:26] <bookmark> yeah well
[20:26] <bookmark> its like a psuedo card i think
[20:27] <bookmark> its on a laptop
[20:27] <bookmark> so its retarded
[20:27] <axisys> Lilarcor: u mean iplist and iptables ?
[20:27] <Lilarcor> axisys: no, I mean iptables and that's it
[20:27] <Slart> Wunderbar: are you sure this program is designed for linux?
[20:28] <axisys> Lilarcor: what does iplist give you? you recommended that before.. btw thanks for the iptable link.. looks pretty simple
[20:28] <Lilarcor> axisys: I don't know since I don't have my ubuntu VM running right now.
[20:28] <ozzmosis> anyone else have an nvidia geforce 6600 and notice the 'nv' driver in 9.04 doesn't work at all?  nvidia's own driver works though.  should I bother reporting that?  cos it's a bit of an old card now.
[20:29] <Wunderbar> well, Ive just this minute deleted a folder headed 'Gensforlinux'...so I'm guessing it is...
[20:29] <slg> bookmark: get debian and study the operation system, you will see, its worth it ;) its not so hard like you would think it is
[20:29] <Wunderbar> it was the one that was recommended to me
[20:29] <rootytooty> can someone help me or point me to a channel that can help me with backtrack?
[20:29] <bookmark> meaning?
[20:29] <bookmark> oh making glx work?
[20:30] <Wunderbar> ohb66, seeing as Im hear and Im in the mood for emulators how would I go about running img files in an emulator that demands .exe files?
[20:30] <JKemp> @rootytooty, whether i can help you depends on what the problem is. Would help if you'd start off with that..
[20:30] <Slart> Wunderbar: there is a source code package available on sourceforge.. the one you sent a link to was probably meant for windows compilers
[20:30] <Wunderbar> yeah, Ive just installed the source code, thanks
[20:31] <ericP> Slart, /etc/init.d/dbus restart sharply and soundly restarted me
[20:31] <Wunderbar> so far, so good
[20:31] <ericP> which not only solved my problme, but allowed me to come back and see that you suggested a restart
[20:31] <Slart> ericP: ah.. and the hardware drivers dialog? i works now?
[20:31] <rootytooty> i cant get kismet to work.
[20:31] <ltcabral> hey... when i used to press ' + c i used to get a ç now i get ć how can i fix that?
[20:31] <ericP> Slart, yeah, i expect there was some dbus prob after my last hibernate and a restart fixed it
[20:31] <Slart> ltcabral: make sure you're using the right keyboard map
[20:32] <Slart> ltcabral: I think it's in system, preferences
[20:32] <ericP> Slart, and best of all, i just suspended and returned without a crash. yay proprietary nvidia drivers
[20:32] <Slart> ericP: =)
[20:32]  * ericP goes to gloat at stalman's door
[20:33] <tanner2007> can someone please help me its importent, i cant copy my fileso nto my sd card in ubuntu says i do not have permission
[20:34] <Core8> hi can you guys help me? I'm trying to install the fglrx drivers on this system (I'm on it now) but everytime I install them X crashes upon booting, and I have to remove them using sudo apt-get remove fglrx* before I can reboot my system again...
[20:34] <rootytooty> you there jkemp
[20:35] <tanner2007> can someone please help me its importent, i cant copy my fileso nto my sd card in ubuntu says i do not have permission
[20:35] <Core8> I'm also not able to install the driver using the Restricted Drivers Manager, but I have been able to before on the same system in the past.
[20:36] <bookmark> do they ahve glxgears in windows
[20:36] <Core8> tanner -- try with sudo cp
[20:36] <Core8> or maybe use sudo nautilus if you need to use the gui
[20:37] <sysdoc> 1ubuntustudio
[20:37] <sysdoc> !ubuntustudio
[20:37] <Core8> anyone there that can help me with my graphic driver problem?
[20:37] <tanner2007> core8 im new at it idk how to use terminal that ood
[20:37] <tanner2007> *good
[20:37] <ran310> pidgin is better than Xchat for IRC???????????
[20:38] <grawity> ran310: Pidgin is much worse for IRC, actually.
[20:38] <tokertom> agree
[20:38] <Core8> tanner -- open terminal, and type sudo nautilus, press enter. you should have root permissions in the windows that pops up;
[20:38] <Edmond> tokertom, i agree, also
[20:38] <StormWinged> hi guys... because i did a mistake by typing sudo hal-disable-polling --device /dev/sdb1 , now brasero dont see my dvd unit, how i can enable that ?
[20:38] <JKemp> I use irssi, havn't used pidgin for irc b4 though
[20:38] <JKemp> will have to try it..
[20:39] <grawity> irssi is nice.
[20:39] <Myrtti> Core8: please, if you want to launch graphical apps from terminal, gksudo nautilus
[20:39] <StormWinged> or konversation
[20:39] <StormWinged> for irc
[20:39] <Core8> irssi is much better than pidgin IMHO
[20:39] <tanner2007> core8
[20:39] <Core8> ?
[20:39] <ozzmosis> Core8: can't help with the crashes, but you should be able to edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf so that it doesn't load the buggy driver
[20:39] <JKemp> @core8 then maybe i'lll stick with it :D
[20:39] <tanner2007> o nvm holdo n lol
[20:39] <ran310>  -_- sounds like pidgin is the worst chose
[20:39] <Grim76__> Weechat is a good alternative as well to pidgin.
[20:39] <Core8> ozzmosis -- i did edit the file, and I'm back to the old driver, but I want to set it up so that the driver works properly
[20:39] <Grim76__> With regards to IRC that is.
[20:39] <StormWinged> pidgin is for IM-s mostly
[20:40] <grawity> ran310: For IM, pidgin is really good. But for IRC, it's really bad.
[20:40] <Core8> I need to get proprietary ATI drivers to work with my card.
[20:40] <Core8> They used to work in the past, but they stopped working after updating and installing software, and I need to get this fixed.
[20:40] <StormWinged> for everyone that want to use irc chats... i suggest konversation, is good
[20:40] <bc> grawity: one thing that sucks about pidgin is its annoying window focus "bug" if you're using shortcuts to open incoming messages
[20:40] <JKemp> Core8: whats your card modeL ?
[20:40] <helper> hello i put script and i did crontab which contain one of it open msn kmess but it's not working ... when i press it manually kmess open why ? thx
[20:41] <Core8> ATI Radeon 4850 HD
[20:41] <bc> grawity: the message pops up behind all other windows.
[20:41] <JKemp> Core8: & i assume your using Jaunty ??
[20:41] <Core8> yes.
[20:41] <ran310>  /grawity
[20:41] <grawity> ?
[20:41] <tanner2007> core8 i cant pull up terminal,,its like minimize at bottom of screen and wont mazimize so i can use it
[20:41] <StormWinged> because i did a mistake by typing sudo hal-disable-polling --device /dev/sdb1 , now brasero dont see my dvd unit, how i can enable that ?
[20:41] <Core8> tanner -- press alt+f2 and type gksudo nautilus.
[20:41] <Edmond> bc, and all the tabs that pop up
[20:41] <TitsFan7> Guys, I'm having some issues with FF3 on Ubuntu JJ. None of the Back Forward etc buttons function, and the information at the bottom of the window is gone. Any ideas? It looks like so: http://tinypic.com/r/2im3r14/5
[20:42] <bc> Edmond: never seen any tabs
[20:42] <Core8> then click run.
[20:42] <Core8> you should have a window come up asking for your password.
[20:42] <rootytooty> Can someone help me with BackTrack. ifconfig shows etho and lo. iwconfig shows no wireless extensions and kismet doesnt work. Im running BackTrack inside Vmware Players. Any Help??
[20:42] <Core8> type your password and the window that opens will have root permission
[20:42] <Edmond> bc, you know tabs like #ubuntu #ubuntu+1 and then others pop up
[20:43] <helper> hello i put script and i did crontab which contain one of it open msn kmess but it's not working ... when i press it manually kmess open why ? thx
[20:43] <bc> Edmond: oh, I use irssi for irc. But I can imagine Pidgin messing that up also.
[20:43] <Core8> rootytooty -- backtrack cant properly access the wifi card in a virtual machine -- try in real mode.
[20:43] <Edmond> bc, i did like irssi
[20:43] <StormWinged> cmon nobody that can help me to reverse the command?
[20:43] <StormWinged> because i did a mistake by typing sudo hal-disable-polling --device /dev/sdb1 , now brasero dont see my dvd unit, how i can enable that ?
[20:43] <rootytooty> got it Core! Thank you. Will do!
[20:43] <jdu> TitsFan7, does this regularly happen on all websites even after you navigate around a while?
[20:44] <TitsFan7> its on load.
[20:44] <TitsFan7> I just happen to have TinyPic up because I was adding the picture.
[20:44] <TitsFan7> =/
[20:44] <ozzmosis> Core8: I'd be looking with someone with the same card, to see if anyone else has actually got it working.  I've got a similar problem with an old geforce 6600, where the nv driver is broken but nvidia's do work.  nothing in google came up though.  the card is listed as supported with nv so I'm considering filing a bug report. :)
[20:44] <tanner2007> core8 ya i still cant open terminal
[20:44] <JKemp> Hmm.... @core8 whats the prob with it?
[20:44] <JKemp> Core8: Will propreitary drivers not load ?
[20:44] <Core8> ozzmosis -- I've got it working in the past... its not working now though, after installing some packages/updating the system.
[20:45] <TitsFan7> jdu: after moving around a bit. Its still the same
[20:45] <jdu> TitsFan7, so when you first access the page (on load)?  Obviously, back and forward won't work if you haven't navigated anywhere.
[20:45] <tanner2007> o nvm thnak u core8
[20:45] <cougardn> Between Bios-choice/mem tests and Grub I'm waiting very long (seeing a blinking cursor). whats wrong? (thats new and I didnt change anything!)
[20:45] <Wunderbar> Slart, I need your help again- I can't engage in my 90s gaming weekend with you...
[20:45] <Core8> tanner2007 -- you shouldnt need the terminal if you use alt+f2 and type gksudo nautilus. you can use that to manage files.
[20:45] <ozzmosis> Core8: it happens
[20:45] <TitsFan7> jdu yes, but its still like that after navigating. The bottom stuff is always gone though
[20:45] <tanner2007> i got it ty
[20:45] <jdu> TitsFan7, is it possible that an extension may be causing the problem?
[20:45] <helper> hello i put script and i did crontab which contain one of it open msn kmess but it's not working ... when i press it manually kmess open why ? thx
[20:45] <Core8> tanner2007 -- no problem :D
[20:46] <jdu> TitsFan7, what happens if you start firefox in safe mode?
[20:46] <banco> kuc
[20:46] <MeXTuX> >	I have the Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Network Connection (rev 02) chipset and am trying to build the driver from source. When i try to patch the ipw3945 source got this message: missing header for unified diff at line 3 of patch. Can't find file to patch at input line 3. Perhaps you used the wrong -p or --strip option? Any idea about what I am doing wrong?? :(
[20:46] <WebcamWonder> Is there a way to force a fsck on the next boot?
[20:46] <Core8> JKemp -- proprietary drivers wont load anymore... after I installed a lot of packages and updated the system...
[20:46] <StormWinged> helper:  give pidgin a try for msn messenger
[20:46] <TitsFan7> jdu, how would I attempt that? :(
[20:46] <jdu> StormWinged, there is an enable polling option. Look at the man page.
[20:47] <TitsFan7> Are you talking like Ubu in safe mode or just FF?
[20:47] <StormWinged> okay i`ll try
[20:47] <jdu> TitsFan7, just FF.  -safe-mode  option will do it.
[20:48] <mobi-sheep> !fsck | WebcamWonder
[20:48] <JKemp> Core8: Did the updates include a kernel package??
[20:48] <Core8> JKemp -- I updated the kernel, yeah.
[20:48] <WebcamWonder> mobi-sheep: Thanks
[20:48] <JKemp> Core8: I usually get problems with drivers and settings ALOT when upgrade to newr kernel.. etc.
[20:48] <Core8> but I installed thousands of packages in a single session...
[20:48] <Core8> mostly build-deps
[20:48] <Guest48185> help
[20:48] <hendrixski> I just installed wicd  and I can't get it to connect :-(
[20:48] <Core8> so IDK that its the kernel...
[20:49] <hendrixski> I think I need to configure the right card, but I don't know which one?
[20:49] <JKemp> Core8: So did it happen after installing updateing kernel ?
[20:49] <Core8> yeah it happened after I updated the kernel...
[20:49] <TitsFan7> jdu: firefox -safe-mode that in the terminal?
[20:49] <JKemp> @ hendrix: You need to uninstall gnome or KDE network manager first to use WICD
[20:49] <jdu> TitsFan7, yes
[20:49] <TitsFan7> its the same
[20:49] <Core8> but I also installed many other packages, so I'm not sure it's the kernel
[20:49] <TitsFan7> it also doesn't load my homepage
[20:49] <TitsFan7> forgot about that part
[20:49] <spok> hi all
[20:49] <jdu> TitsFan7, make sure all other firefox processes are closed first.
[20:50] <JKemp> @Core8: Hmm.. do you still have outdated kernel in your grub boot up list ?
[20:50] <JKemp> @Core8: If so try booting up with outdated kernel and see if it works fine, then you know the cause of it anyways...
[20:50] <TitsFan7> jdu: Error sanitizing history: [Exception... "Component returned failure code: 0x80570016 (NS_ERROR_XPC_GS_RETURNED_FAILURE) [nsIJSCID.getService]"  nsresult: "0x80570016 (NS_ERROR_XPC_GS_RETURNED_FAILURE)"  location: "JS frame :: chrome://browser/content/sanitize.js :: anonymous :: line 115"  data: no]
[20:50] <Core8> JKemp -- i'm gonna reinstall the driver and try old kernel...
[20:51] <Core8> but I doubt thats the problem...
[20:51] <hendrixski> JKemp: I thought it does that for you... I mean the package manager says it replaces it
[20:51] <sven_oostenbrink> Is there a program to monitor file changes? I have some program modifying the .ssh knownhost file for a user and I want to know which program is changing it..
[20:51] <shentino> I think I fixed that subshell screensaving bug in mc
[20:52] <JKemp> @hendrix: The managers not always right. Go to add/remove programs and double check that network manager is removed
[20:52] <shentino> How do I make a patch to change the installed perms on /usr/lib/mc/mc/cons.saver to be sgid tty?
[20:52] <hendrixski> k
[20:52] <jdu> TitsFan7, ok, so you may need to get some one else who hacks on firefox to interpret that (or google about it)  I was assuming that some extension/add-on was causing the problem, and using safemode would show that.  You might try reinstalling firefox.
[20:52] <mike> anyone had the problem where you can only play 1 thing at a time with media, like I can play my mp3s, but not listen to youtube
[20:52]  * shentino is an amateur developer wanna-be
[20:53] <hendrixski> JKemp: yes it's unchecked
[20:53] <jdu> sven_oostenbrink, well, as it is happening, lsof will show it, but after the fact lsof won't help
[20:53] <awilkins> Hmph. Anyone else have an instance where using gparted to grow the extended partition breaks your windows install?
[20:53] <hendrixski> I mean, wicd shows up, and it scans all the networks, but I can't connect to anything to save my life
[20:53] <mzz> !info inotify-tools | sven_oostenbrink
[20:54] <mzz> sven_oostenbrink: perhaps try those. Haven't used them myself though...
[20:54] <WebcamWonder> Well, that didn't work
[20:54] <fubada> hi anyone use ps3 ubuntu
[20:54] <sven_oostenbrink> mzz: thanks!
[20:54] <WebcamWonder> !fsck
[20:54] <sven_oostenbrink> xit
[20:54] <mzz> TitsFan7: that's using which version of firefox? I've been known to read moz code before, can have a look
[20:54] <fubada> can someone tell me  if 9.04 was the right install choice for psubuntu
[20:55] <TitsFan7> I found a solution
[20:55] <WebcamWonder> Anyone knows any other way, or any reason why shutdown -F would not do a fsck on the next system startup?
[20:55] <TitsFan7> but I can't see the bloody address bar
[20:55] <TitsFan7> haha
[20:55] <jdu> TitsFan7, as a curiosity, what was it?  (the solution)
[20:55] <StormWinged> great jdu the command line for reverse is the same but at end must be --enable-polling
[20:55] <TitsFan7> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=923136
[20:55] <StormWinged> :D
[20:55] <TitsFan7> idk if it works
[20:55] <TitsFan7> im trying now
[20:55] <mzz> TitsFan7: "firefox -safe-mode" should have given you a dialog with (among other things) the option to "reset toolbars and controls"
[20:55] <TitsFan7> mzz it did
[20:55] <TitsFan7> I didn't know what todo from there.
[20:56] <crankharder> in gnome-terminal if I <crtl + r> and start typing I get the *last* command that matches, is there any way to scroll up through matching commands?
[20:56] <mzz> TitsFan7: killing off all of ~/.mozilla is usually overkill (that eats your bookmarks, history, saved passwords, cookies, settings, and so on)
[20:56] <jdu> StormWinged, good.  It does seem a little strange that disable polling and enable polling would be in the same command to enable it.
[20:57] <tritium> better, navatwo
[20:57] <navatwo> You could have just asked.
[20:57] <navatwo> anyways
[20:57] <navatwo> mzz: as I was trying to say
[20:57] <StormWinged> yeah... since enable polling is typed with --
[20:57] <navatwo> I don't have any settings atm
[20:57] <StormWinged> so it`s prefixes to command line
[20:57] <navatwo> :p
[20:57] <myles7897> can someone help me with this brasero problem? its not working, log http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/178222/
[20:57] <navatwo> I just started using ubuntu a few days ago
[20:58] <Core8> JKemu -- definately NOT the Kernel... :(
[20:58] <jdu> navatwo, welcome!
[20:58] <navatwo> oh hai jdu
[20:58] <Core8> still have the drivers installed so I can't start X ATM...
[20:58]  * G69 LINDO A TVI TEVE O QUE MERECEU!
[20:58] <fubada> is 9.10 officially released
[20:58] <ubuntumachine> i have a questions about linux......and i need people to be honest...no zealots please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[20:58] <fubada> ?
[20:58] <StormWinged> look here jdu http://pastebin.com/m6872a433
[20:58] <ubuntumachine> I linux/ubuntu easy to hack into?
[20:58] <Edmond> fubada, no
[20:58] <mzz> fubada: I'd expect that to be released somewhere in the 10th month of 2009, given the number :)
[20:58] <Core8> 9.10 is not officially released
[20:58] <Edmond> fubada, alpa 1 is
[20:59] <Core8> if you WANT 9.10 you can do dist-update -d
[20:59] <navatwo> mzz: what would you suggest?
[20:59] <mzz> ubuntumachine: define "hack"
[20:59] <Core8> JKemu you still here?
[20:59] <mariorz> guys
[20:59] <StormWinged> ubuntumachine: maybe depend on which vulnerabilities you have :D
[20:59] <mobi-sheep> WebcamWonder: http://computingtech.blogspot.com/2009/05/manage-ubuntu-fsck.html
[20:59] <jdu> StormWinged, yep
[20:59] <mariorz> why are the gutsy packages no longer on the servers?
[20:59] <mzz> navatwo: how's it failing now?
[20:59] <fubada> Edmond, so im installing 9.04 now, is that "stable"?
[20:59] <shiznebit> ubuntumachine: remotely accessing the computer is difficult
[20:59] <mobi-sheep> WebcamWonder: I found somethinf.  Maybe that'll work for you.
[20:59] <navatwo> same thing
[20:59] <navatwo> I didnt change anything
[20:59] <Edmond> fubada, very stable for me
[20:59] <myles7897> can someone help me with this brasero problem? its not working, log http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/178222/
[20:59] <fubada> Edmond, but officially a beta
[20:59] <fubada> ?
[20:59] <StormWinged> fubada:  i use 9.04, by 8 days
[20:59] <mzz> navatwo: what exactly did you do so far to fix it?
[20:59] <Edmond> fubada, yes
[20:59] <WebcamWonder> mobi-sheep: forcefsck didn't work either. It just removed the file and did not fsck
[20:59] <StormWinged> till now is stable
[21:00] <WebcamWonder> mobi-sheep: This is very weird
[21:00] <fubada> ok
[21:00] <Core8> fubada -- it's actually an ALPHA, and not recommended
[21:00] <navatwo> uhm
[21:00] <navatwo> loaded safemode
[21:00] <fubada> im putting 9.04 on my ps3
[21:00] <navatwo> in all honesty, I don't know how to even find that mozilla folder
[21:00] <fubada> we'll see how it goes
[21:00]  * osxdude watches hamlin watch noobs
[21:00] <mzz> navatwo: not a commandline kind of person?
[21:00] <jdu> ubuntumachine, if you mean hacking into a computer without permission, it depends on settings etc. (like any os).  If you mean hacking on the os (as in modifying it), linux is one of the best.
[21:01] <Edmond> yo
[21:01] <the[V]oid> everytime I want to run the debugger (gdb) through eclipse or code blocks the whole graphical system hangs, I can still move the mouse, but the X server doesn't even respond to ctrl+alt+backspace and I can only access the computer via ssh... what could cause this?
[21:01]  * shiznebit wonders what qualifies a newbie
[21:01] <mzz> the[V]oid: what are you running gdb on?
[21:01] <the[V]oid> mzz: what do you mean? I'm running it on ubuntu 8.04 inside either eclipse IDE or code::blocks
[21:02]  * G69 MARINHO E PINTO AO PODER! DESMASCAROU A TVI TOTALMENTE! TOTALMENTE!!!!
[21:02] <navatwo> mzz: If I knew how
[21:02] <osxdude> O.o
[21:02] <ActionParsnip> !caps | G69
[21:02] <zenxr> osxdude: gross OS X!
[21:02] <mzz> the[V]oid: attaching gdb halts the process you attach to (until you hit "continue" in the debugger). This makes gdb-ing processes like Xorg or your compositing manager tricky.
[21:02] <osxdude> zenxr, keep your opinions to yourself.
[21:02] <osxdude> :P
[21:02] <zenxr> osxdude: no thanks >:[
[21:02] <mariorz> why no gutsy dudes?
[21:02] <osxdude> k
[21:03] <mikeh789> anybody using a slingbox??
[21:03] <mobi-sheep> WebcamWonder: Did you reboot after "touch /forcefsck" ?
[21:03] <baobao> does ubuntu support bluetooth PAN network
[21:03] <mzz> navatwo: try making sure firefox is closed, then "mv ~/.mozilla/firefox ~/oldfirefox" on the commandline. Or use the gui, where you'll probably have to make it show hidden files and folders to see ~/.mozilla.
[21:03] <ActionParsnip> mariorz: its dead
[21:03] <jdu> navatwo, almost anything can be done without command line but you will find that here on channels, people will often suggest it as it is easier to help with.
[21:03] <WebcamWonder> mobi-sheep: Yessir
[21:03] <tritium> !gutsy | mariorz
[21:03] <Edmond> mikael79, what is that
[21:03] <zenxr> mariorz: gutsy doesn't even have it's repositories left from what i've heard
[21:03] <ActionParsnip> mikeh789: ive been thinking about one, looks sweet
[21:03] <erUSUL> !gutsy
[21:03] <mzz> navatwo: I completely agree with jdu, plus I'm just more at home on the commandline myself.
[21:03] <mariorz> yes this is my problem, now im stuck and cant upgrade
[21:03] <shiznebit> !intrepid
[21:03] <ActionParsnip> !7.10
[21:04] <osxdude> !jaunty
[21:04] <mikeh789> slingplayer stopped working with wine recently
[21:04] <mariorz> i still see the dapper folders on the servers though
[21:04] <mzz> navatwo: (easier to help with because your gui may be customized or not in english)
[21:04] <Core8> !karmic
[21:04] <zenxr> mariorz: weird
[21:04] <tritium> mariorz: either way, support for gutsy has ended.
[21:04] <mobi-sheep> WebcamWonder: I don't know.  You might want to ask somebody else or try #ubuntu-server as they regulate dealing with servers and filesystems all times. :)
[21:04] <shiznebit> anyone know the EOL for intrepid ?
[21:04] <WebcamWonder> mobi-sheep: Alrighty, thanks a lot
[21:04] <mariorz> im a teh fucked
[21:04] <ActionParsnip> shiznebit: april 2009
[21:04] <the[V]oid> mzz: I am trying to debug a self written application, I never meant to debug the X server
[21:04] <mzz> !pm | navatwo
[21:04] <shiznebit> 2009 ?
[21:04] <ActionParsnip> 2010 sorry
[21:05] <ActionParsnip> oops
[21:05] <shiznebit> ah
[21:05] <shiznebit> ok
[21:05] <osxdude> !intrepid
[21:05] <ActionParsnip> hehe
[21:05] <osxdude> It says ..oh
[21:05] <navatwo> oi
[21:05] <osxdude> It doesn't.
[21:05] <navatwo> my apologies.
[21:05] <Edmond> lol, ActionParsnip
[21:05] <osxdude> fail
[21:05] <mzz> the[V]oid: then I don't understand what's going on here, unless you're breaking into your application while it has the server grabbed or something.
[21:05] <StormWinged> okay, a noob question
[21:05] <navatwo> what did the mv command do?
[21:05] <navatwo> move volume...?
[21:05] <StormWinged> mv = move
[21:05] <Edmond> !mv
[21:05] <mobi-sheep> navatwo: Move the file.
[21:05] <StormWinged> not really
[21:05] <StormWinged> volume or file
[21:05] <Core8> Anyone here from before I left -- still didn't fix my graphics driver issue :(
[21:05] <StormWinged> :D
[21:06] <mobi-sheep> navatwo: Move/Rename the file.  It's two command in one.
[21:06] <navatwo> what does the ~ mean when you do ~/etc
[21:06] <Core8> ~ refers to home directory
[21:06] <StormWinged> a shortcut
[21:06] <mzz> the[V]oid: are you debugging a commandline or X app?
[21:06] <ActionParsnip> navatwo: ~ means home
[21:06] <StormWinged> it can be replaced with other location
[21:06] <zenxr> Core8: i've never seen an /etc file in the home directory..
[21:06] <ActionParsnip> navatwo: so ~/etc  == /home/$USER/etc
[21:06] <mobi-sheep> navatwo: You need to download and read the entire book -- http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/
[21:06] <navatwo> YAY
[21:06] <Who> Is there a command line script to invoke notify-osd with more details
[21:06] <ActionParsnip> zenxr: mkdir ~/etc   and your wish is granted
[21:06] <StormWinged> navatwo:  what did you try to install?
[21:06] <StormWinged> :))
[21:07] <the[V]oid> mzz: I've compiled it and am trying to run it with the debugger, but only one second after I hit the "debug" button in toolbar of either code::blocks or eclipse the graphical system hangs, as described above
[21:07] <navatwo> mzz: and jdu thanks :)
[21:07] <Who> notify-send doesn't let me do a gauge, as far as I can see
[21:07] <shiznebit> any one know when ubuntu will include the pptp-manager  package on the CD ?
[21:07] <zenxr> ActionParnip: I knew that.
[21:07] <the[V]oid> mzz: there's no problem running it with gdb from the command line
[21:07] <baobao> anyone use bluetooth in linux?
[21:07] <mzz> the[V]oid: I don't know what those buttons do (I don't use either ide). Does just attaching gdb to a process from the commandline fail the same way? If not, any idea what's different there?
[21:07] <ActionParsnip> zenxr: i thought it was funny :)
[21:08] <zenxr> ActionParsnip: meanie :[
[21:08] <mzz> the[V]oid: if you can ssh in you can maybe get the /proc/$(pidof gdb)/cmdline out
[21:08]  * Core8 still can't get fglrx working...
[21:08] <the[V]oid> mzz: I'm not familar with this, what's the purpose of getting it's command line?
[21:08] <mzz> Core8: jaunty? Are you sure the card you're using is still supported in a version of fglrx supporting xserver 1.6? Many cards need the open driver now.
[21:08] <Core8> ATI Radeon 4850HD...
[21:09] <Core8> stopped working after I installed some packages...
[21:09] <mzz> the[V]oid: well, if gdb works ok when invoked from a terminal window then presumably the ide is either invoking gdb differently or telling it to do something else differently. If it's invoking it differently /proc/$(pidof gdb)/cmdline would tell.
[21:09] <Core8> and by some I mean hundreads at once
[21:09] <Wunderbar> I did ask in xubuntu but once again there's no one there- so how do I run thunar in root?
[21:09] <lstarnes> Wunderbar: gnsudo thunar?
[21:09] <ActionParsnip> Wunderbar: gksudo thunar
[21:09] <Wunderbar> yay, <3
[21:09] <Edmond> gksudo
[21:09] <lstarnes> Wunderbar: oops, gksudo thunar
[21:10] <Wunderbar> ilu guys
[21:10]  * Core8 has no idea how to fix fglrx... :(
[21:10] <ActionParsnip> Wunderbar: same with any gui app
[21:11] <qazavul1> hey ppl
[21:11] <zenxr> qazavul1:hi
[21:11] <Core8> sigh... I guess I'm leaving since I cant figure this out...
[21:11] <Wunderbar> it's a lot more frightening in xubuntu- you get this horrible mauve header with the words- Warning, you using the root account, you may harm your system (so serious)...
[21:11] <qazavul1> can anyone help me wit my gaming problem
[21:12] <ActionParsnip> Wunderbar: well yeah, its right to warn you too
[21:12] <zenxr> qazavul1: what's the issue? beware, linux isn't made for gaming
[21:12] <Wunderbar> I know, but nautilus isn't so threatening about it...
[21:12] <qazavul1> i know
[21:12] <jonisneat> Hey guys
[21:12] <myles7897> can someone help me with this brasero problem? its not working, log http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/178222/
[21:13] <qazavul1> im just trying to find some ok games to play
[21:13] <zenxr> qazaful1: hold on :]
[21:13] <qazavul1> ty
[21:13] <zenxr> http://techgage.com/print/top_10_free_linux_games
[21:13] <ActionParsnip> Wunderbar: wel its a different app, some arent so harsh. i use pcmanfm that has an option
[21:14] <ActionParsnip> Wunderbar: same kinda thing
[21:14] <zenxr> qazaful1: nexuiz is my favorite
[21:14] <qazavul1> 8-)8-)8-)8-)
[21:14] <the[V]oid> mzz: I've gotten the cmd line from 'ps aux | grep gdb', it states 'gdb -nx -fullname -quiet -args <filename>' but when running it this way from the command line it works as well
[21:14] <Guest45171> is it possible to limit how much RAM an application can use?
[21:14] <jonisneat> I am connecting to a wired network for the first time and I cannot seem to find what settings to use in order to get my Ubuntu to work >.< Ive been using wireless networks and it automatically picked them up with no configuration, so... I came here to ask what wired settings would work and where I could find the settings I needed to use to get my computer to connect properly.
[21:14] <qazavul1> wut is it
[21:14] <Jamed> qazavul1: i would add UrbanTerror and nethack to the list :)
[21:14] <Wunderbar> is there a way to mount img files ala windows and daemon tools?
[21:14] <ActionParsnip> qazavul1: penumbra demo or urban terror :)
[21:14] <erUSUL> !iso | Wunderbar
[21:15] <qazavul1> ok il try them
[21:15] <qazavul1> be back ina bit
[21:15] <Wunderbar> img files, not iso
[21:15] <jdu> myles7897, it would appear that this is not bassero specific problem but occuring in wodim.
[21:15] <ActionParsnip> Wunderbar: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=149197
[21:15] <zenxr> qazavul1: okay :p
[21:16] <erUSUL> Wunderbar: you have to convert them to an iso (most img are just iso)
[21:16] <jdu> myles7897, then again it may be that basserro did something wrong with wodim and it could be fixed.
[21:17] <ActionParsnip> Wunderbar: sudo mount file.img /media/cdrom0 -o loop
[21:17] <Wunderbar> wait, what??
[21:17] <mzz> the[V]oid: ugh. It must be sending something to gdb that makes it do something stupid, but I can't think of a convenient way to think of what. If you kill gdb through ssh does the system recover?
[21:18] <jdu> Wunderbar, loop mounting doesn't care if it is iso.  It can be any filesystem linux can read
[21:18] <Wunderbar> oh joy
[21:18] <Wunderbar> thanks you guys
[21:18] <the[V]oid> mzz: yes it does
[21:18] <Wunderbar> you've been really helpful this evening
[21:18] <fubada> so is it easy to upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10 in the future
[21:18] <fubada> or is that a reinstall
[21:19] <fubada> can apt handle that ?
[21:19] <erUSUL> fubada: is easy
[21:19] <needhelp> How do I install java in firefox ?
[21:19] <Jamed> what are some useful scripts for irssi? (i already have scriptassist and nm)
[21:19] <mobi-sheep> fubada: 9.10 Final does not exist (at the moment).
[21:19] <shiznebit> as easy to upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04
[21:19] <myxo> test
[21:19] <Decepticon> test failed!
[21:19] <fubada> im starting out with 9.04
[21:19] <fubada> on my ps3
[21:19] <myxo> lol
[21:19] <mobi-sheep> Jamed: You might want to try #irssi channel.
[21:19] <erUSUL> needhelp: install sun-java6-plugin
[21:19] <kaeferadept> hi guys. can anyone tell me what the version of xorg-server is that is shipped with ubuntu 9.04?
[21:19] <mzz> the[V]oid: does your ide log what it sent and received from gdb anywhere?
[21:20] <Jamed> mobi-sheep: yeah, i'll do that
[21:20] <erUSUL> !info xserver-xorg | kaeferadept
[21:20] <myxo> i changed my name to this and it told me it was already registered.. well yea, to me on my Ubuntu machine... I just cant get it to connect to my wired internet at the time
[21:20] <Nana> hi
[21:20] <jdu> fubada, yes, it will only really cause problems in cases of power failure/extreme customization.
[21:20] <needhelp> erUSUL, Is that all I need to do, then java will be enabled in firefox ?
[21:20] <erUSUL> needhelp: yep
[21:20] <the[V]oid> mzz: I don't think so, if it does, than it's well hidden
[21:20] <needhelp> thanks
[21:21] <kaeferadept> thanks erUSUL ... so it still 1.5
[21:22] <JarYack> no wifi out of the box with Jaunty on a macbook 2,1 despite the docs saying that it should work (network uses WPA2) searched around but no relevant bug reports for jaunty with the same problem, anyone have any tips?
[21:22] <logyati> hello@
[21:23] <logyati> is there an front end to configure ldap auth easily in ubuntu?
[21:23] <needhelp> I need a url to a site to see if java is enabled in my browser. Please?
[21:23] <erUSUL> JarYack: what is the problem exactly... the wireless card is not recogniced ? it fails to connect ? to low signal ?
[21:23] <logyati> needhelp, www.caixa.gov.br
[21:23] <zenxr> needhelp: java.com
[21:23] <needhelp> thanks
[21:23] <JarYack> erUSUL, recognized, try to connect using nm and also using wicd but fails on authentication
[21:24] <JarYack> erUSUL, as in, times out
[21:24] <logyati> hey guys, is there a frontend to configure ldap auth? i mean, i dont wanna edit files manually
[21:24] <zenxr> JarYack: it's a problem with your configuration settings probably..
[21:24] <_CPUFreak91> Hi, I've installed Jaunty on a Dell with an intel video card and it keeps using the CPU to render effects, making everything sluggish. I've fallen back to the intrepid driver, but it still is slow and using the CPU
[21:24] <casa> iaÊ
[21:24] <erUSUL> JarYack: works if you disable wpa (any security) on the ap ?
[21:24] <ssn> hi guys
[21:24] <zenxr> JarYack: I always have issues getting it working even with the correct settings, switch around encryptions and go back to the correct one; it may help
[21:25] <JarYack> JarYack: unable to on this router, but a second router without encryption works fine yes
[21:25] <ssn> is there any way to use an ubuntu pc as a "keyboard" for a symbian device?
[21:25] <happycycling> Which VM Software does anyone recommend? vbox or vm server?  Something that's free for running two OSes at once
[21:25] <JarYack> zenxr, you usually turn encryption on the router on and off?
[21:25] <ssn> happycycling: vbox, its freeer
[21:25] <tritium> happycycling: it depends, in part, on the capabilities of your processor
[21:25] <shentino> I've had good experience with kvm
[21:25] <tritium> !kvm | happycycling
[21:25] <enthused_> anyone know where the config file is stored in the kernel source tree?
[21:26] <zenxr> JarYack: no, I switch the settings on my network manager from say, WPA to WEP and back to WPA
[21:26] <erUSUL> enthused_: /boot/config-2.6.27-14-generic <<< here is the ubuntu config
[21:26] <enthused_> thanks
[21:26] <chetnick> Does anybody know why mount.ntfs process have very high CPU usage?
[21:26] <erUSUL> enthused_: when compilñing config is a file called .config (note the dot making it a hidden file)
[21:26] <Dulak> chetnick: cuz ntfs is a really shitty filesystem
[21:27] <erUSUL> enthused_: in the source directory of the kernel
[21:27] <zenxr> chetnick: Linux doesn't exactly like the NTSF file system
[21:27] <tritium> language, please, Dulak
[21:27] <Dulak> woops, forgot which channel I was on
[21:28] <rexwin12> chetnick, becoz I/O is the bottleneck
[21:28] <chazco> Hi... anyone know why the evtouch driver crashes X after a short while>
[21:28] <chetnick> Dulak: zenxr: :). My point is it was OK for last two years, it just started few days ago.
[21:28] <rexwin12> check this for performance tuning http://www.debianhelp.co.uk/nfs.htm
[21:28] <chetnick> rexwin12: what does that mean, and how to fix it?
[21:29] <serpico> hi
[21:31] <jdu> chazco, you might check out the appropriate log file (probably  /var/log/Xorg.0.log)  and see exactly what caused it to fail.  Then ask (perhaps the xorg folks)
[21:31] <chazco> jdu - Found a bug report online, seems that no errors are generated, just a total crash
[21:32] <Decessus> is there anyway I can uninstall glib without uninstalling anything related to it?
[21:33] <Decessus> when I try to do it through the package manager, it wants to uninstall loads of other programs that I need to have.
[21:33] <erUSUL> Decessus: removing base libs as glib is asking for trouble
[21:34] <erUSUL> Decessus: why would you want to remove it ?
[21:34] <Decessus> erUSUL, I'm simply trying to install the latest version (which I have done, but it didn't remove the old, and is throwing errors because of this)
[21:35] <crdlb> Decessus: why?
[21:35] <slestak> i have just picked up likewise open for my workstation.  I have a primo setup I dont want to lose.  I figured our winbind usermap, so when I log in as AD username, it appropriately comes in as the local user, but I think that is a bandaid.
[21:35] <slestak> is it safe to cp -R ~ to the ad users homedir, chown it all, and expect gnome settings and seuch to be safe?  Think gconf will have a conniption?
[21:36] <Decessus> crdlb, so I can install the latest gtk+, therefore I can install the latest wxWidgets and get back to programming.
[21:36] <crdlb> Decessus: why do you need the latest?
[21:36] <jdu> slestak, it will be fine, although cp won't copy most config files that way.
[21:36] <chazco> Hi... for the last 4 or so versions of Ubuntu i've had to run "echo "net.ipv4.tcp_window_scaling=0" | sudo tee -a /etc/sysctl.conf" after install to be able to use several internet sites. Are there any plans to fix this?
[21:37] <Decessus> crdlb, because the program I am writing depends on features only available in the latest wxWidgets.
[21:37] <crdlb> Decessus: it is a very bad idea to upgrade the system glib or gtk; if you want newer ones, use something like jhbuild to install them in a non-system location
[21:37] <ActionParsnip> chazco: submit a bug
[21:37] <qazavul1> zenxr
[21:37] <crdlb> Decessus: think about what you're saying ... people using your version of ubuntu will be unable to use it
[21:37] <chazco> ActionParsnip - Theres quite a few bugs about this, but most say "Fix Released" ages ago...
[21:37] <qazavul1> zenxr
[21:38] <erUSUL> chazco: that is not a problem that can be fixed on the client machine
[21:38] <chazco> erUSUL - But it worked on the older Ubuntus and it works on Windows, something client side is playing up
[21:38] <Guest45171> is there a command that can give me the PID of the process of a certain program, for example lets say id want to find out the PID of pidgin, how would i do it?
[21:39] <erUSUL> chazco: some router between your computer and the sites that fail is old or missconfigured or just has a sever bug. you have to find out which ones are contact their administrators and inform them
[21:39] <Guest45171> (by using the terminal)
[21:39] <ActionParsnip> chazco: strange. i use a post install script to do stuff like that as well as uninstall a tonne of guff that is installed by default
[21:39] <erUSUL> chazco: they are out of spec
[21:39] <Decessus> crdlb, how so? wxWidgets uses your systems enviroment with the same code, MAC/Win/GTK+ or otherwise.
[21:39] <qazavul1> how do i install Nexuiz if i have the whole file
[21:39] <jdu> Guest20621, pgrep pidgin
[21:40] <ActionParsnip> qazavul1: sudo apt-get install nexuiz
[21:40] <chazco> ActionParsnip - Yep, i have a script that fixes all the regressions introduced recently, but this one is annoying. If I disable it i tend to get disconnections, but with it enabled certain important sites dont work unless I use Windows
[21:40] <crdlb> Decessus: right, but they'll need the newer wxwidgets, won't they?
[21:40] <Pupeno> Where in the FS are remote SMB folders mounted when I access them? So that I can access them, for example, from the the command line.
[21:40] <qazavul1> wut sudo
[21:40] <chazco> erUSUL - Any idea why older Ubuntus and Windows are immune?
[21:40] <jdu> Guest45171, sorry pgrep pidgin
[21:41] <Guest45171> jdu, thanks alot!
[21:41] <erUSUL> chazco: they did not enabled window scaling by default ? but window scaling is essential to better network performance...
[21:42] <ActionParsnip> Pupeno: you could read /etc/samba/smb.conf to find out
[21:42] <vigo> qazavull: Are you asking a question?
[21:42] <erUSUL> chazco: see here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TCP_window_scale_option and here http://lwn.net/Articles/92727/
[21:42] <chazco> erUSUL - Hmm... i guess so... so its a choice between dodgy internet or missing sites? Thanks anyway :)
[21:42] <Decessus> crdlb, no, my software is not hardware dependent, so I can release it precompiled
[21:42] <Demonicdata> Hey what do you recommend
[21:42] <crdlb> Decessus: I think you should be able to use jhbuild to easily build latest gtk+ though, then bhild wx against that
[21:42] <Demonicdata> i'm not digging cairo dock so much
[21:42] <outofthemadness> does anyone know how I might instal the latest realtime kernel?
[21:42] <CPUFreak91_> Has anyone else had a problem with Xorg on Jaunty using the CPU to render OpenGL?
[21:42] <crdlb> Decessus: static linking == :(
[21:42] <Demonicdata> anyone recommend a good dock/widget/gui whatever
[21:42] <slestak> jdu: i guess gconf was my biggest concern
[21:43] <chazco> erUSUL - According to wikipedia this option is enabled by default on Vista, but Vista doesnt suffer from missing sites... any ideas?
[21:43] <slestak> jdu: i guess i would need cp -aR
[21:43] <ActionParsnip> Demonicdata: try a few , see which you like
[21:43] <Jamed> Demonicdata: awn is a good dock
[21:43] <erUSUL> chazco: no never used vista
[21:43] <outofthemadness> Demonicdata: I'm using the launchy skin for Gnome-do. it's a pretty decent dock, plus it does all the stuff gnome-do does. I'd give it a shot
[21:43] <vigo> Demonicdata: Desklets, Screenlets are a number, those are two that I know of and have used.
[21:43] <chazco> erUSUL - Fair enough, seems odd that it works with this option but Ubuntu doesnt
[21:43] <Pupeno> ActionParsnip: it doesn't say. Isn't that for an smb server?
[21:44] <erUSUL> chazco: maybe some program you instaled on windows disabled it behind your back
[21:44] <Demonicdata> yeah i was just checking out screenles.i'll check out launchy
[21:44] <erUSUL> chazco: you can never trust windows :)
[21:44] <Mack> is there a php channel?
[21:44] <lstarnes> Mack: ##php
[21:44] <chazco> erUSUL - I guess so... my Vista install has just Office, Firefox and Norton installed (its only used since Office doesnt work on Ubuntu yet)
[21:44] <kidko> How do you go about installing Thin or WEBrick on Ubuntu? I can't find any way to install WEBrick, and Thin gets me error messages (through RubyGems)
[21:44] <Mack> ok lstarnes thx
[21:44] <vigo> Mack: yes, **php
[21:44] <erUSUL> chazco: norton ?
[21:44] <lstarnes> Mack: but that channel requires that your nick is registered and verified with nickserv
[21:44] <vigo> whoops, ##php
[21:45] <chazco> erUSUL - Yep, but it works before that was installed
[21:45] <Mack> lstarnes: i forgot my pw :(
[21:45] <slestak> what is the double-crunch for on the channel name?
[21:45] <ActionParsnip> Pupeno: well your question was about remote smb servers and the location, right?
[21:45] <jdu> Demonicdata, gnome-do
[21:45] <lstarnes> slestak: they're not official channels about the projects or groups that they're about
[21:45] <Pupeno> ActionParsnip: my question was where are remote shares mounted on my local workstation when I access them from nautilus.
[21:46] <erUSUL> chazco: see here to check if the option is enabled or not in vista http://8help.osu.edu/3253.html
[21:46] <ActionParsnip> Pupeno: if you mean when you are accessing them as a client, they are not mounted if you use smb://<name>/share
[21:46] <lstarnes> slestak: e.g. ##php isn't owned by the group that makes php
[21:46] <chazco> So, currently broken is encrypted wifi and open-souce touchscreen drivers (closed source work)
[21:46] <Pupeno> ActionParsnip: yes, as a client.
[21:46] <JarYack> zenxr: no go on just fiddling back and forth with encryption, still fails auth. log says: CTRL-EVENT-DISCONNECTED - Disconnect event - remove keys, any other ideas?
[21:46] <ActionParsnip> Pupeno: if you want it mounted then you will specify that when you mount it
[21:46] <Wunderbar> to use 'iat' this is what Im supposed to do -  iat  input_file [output_file.iso]
[21:47] <seby> !list
[21:47] <Wunderbar> Ive tried but it's not working...
[21:47] <chazco> erUSUL - Just booting it now, will let you know
[21:47] <desomer> quite
[21:47] <Wunderbar> any clues as to how to get iat to operate?
[21:47] <seby> ciaoo
[21:47] <seby> !list
[21:47] <desomer> \quite
[21:47] <Wunderbar> how to work iat on 3...
[21:47] <Wunderbar> 1
[21:47] <chris_> is there a chess program with a decent png viewer?
[21:47] <Wunderbar> 2
[21:47] <Wunderbar> 3?
[21:47] <FloodBot1> Wunderbar: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:48] <Pupeno> Is there an easy way to specify that an smb share should be mounted?
[21:48] <mobi-sheep> chris_: "apt-get cache search chess"
[21:48] <chazco> erUSUL - It is enabled...
[21:48] <Dr_Willis> !ppc
[21:49] <chris_> mobi-sheep, any recommendations?
[21:49] <JarYack> erUSUL, have any other ideas on further debug for this? auth still fails on connect, tried modprobing in and out, flipping the encryption on and off, still no go
[21:49] <mobi-sheep> chris_: Not that I know of.  There always are Gnome Chess in Gnome-Games.
[21:49] <vigo> Is there a STT or speech to text and visa versa pkg in Ubuntu?
[21:49] <erUSUL> JarYack: dunno maybe some usefull messages ended up in /var/log/messages ?
[21:50] <chazco> erUSUL - I wonder if the Vista implementation works better than the Ubuntu one, cant think of any better explanation
[21:50] <dupondje-> May 22 22:49:31 laptopjl NetworkManager: <WARN>  get_secrets_cb(): Couldn't get connection secrets: vpn-password-dialog.c.308 (nma_vpn_request_password): canceled.
[21:50] <dupondje-> any id whats wrong ?
[21:50] <erUSUL> vigo: i know festival for text to speak
[21:50] <vigo> erUSUL: Thank you
[21:50] <zdaku> hm
[21:50] <furythor> How I can change function of alt key that it does not pop up the window related menu/functions ?
[21:51] <Wunderbar> silly question but if I wanted to browse my desktop in terminal- how would I go about that?
[21:51] <lstarnes> Wunderbar: cd ~/Desktop
[21:51] <erUSUL> chazco: http://lwn.net/Articles/92727/ <<< read the article here... there was a patch proposed to make linux work with broken routers but it was rejected to force all those broken routers to get fixed
[21:51] <jdu> Wunderbar,   cd ~/Desktop           ls
[21:51] <mobi-sheep> !shortcut | furythor
[21:51] <erUSUL> !cli | Wunderbar
[21:52] <chazco> erUSUL - Hmm okay... will probably install 7.10 (i think it was) for using the internet then for now. Not ideal, but its a possible solution...
[21:52] <erUSUL> chazco: i suppose that windows just implemented a workaround
[21:52] <hendrixski> I can't connect to open wireless in some places, but I can in other places
[21:52] <Nana> who is floodbot ?
[21:52] <hendrixski> is that a hardware problem
[21:52] <hendrixski> or a software probleM
[21:53] <erUSUL> chazco: just disable window scaling like you are doing...
[21:53] <lstarnes> Nana: it's a bot used to restrict text floods
[21:53] <mobi-sheep> Nana: Flood something and bot will halt it.
[21:53] <jdu> chazco, 7.10?  if you have to go that old, you might check out a different distro first.
[21:53] <erUSUL> Nana: a bot (program) that avoids people flooding the channel
[21:53] <chazco> erUSUL - But that leads to a range of other problems, such as the internet periodically breaking (this is due to AOL routers)
[21:53] <JarYack> erUSUL, don't see anything useful, but pastebinned if you get a sec (I see you're quite busy :)) http://paste.ubuntu.com/178255/
[21:53] <chazco> jdu - I guess so, but used to Ubuntu
[21:54] <hendrixski> I'm on Ubuntu 9.04 and I can't connect to open wireless at some places
[21:54] <furythor> I found what I was looking for, it was in "preferences>windows" ...
[21:54] <Nana> lol
[21:54] <Administrator> This channel always seems quite hectic >.<
[21:54] <erUSUL> JarYack: do not see the connectioon attemp there...
[21:54] <Nana> administrator?
[21:54] <Nana> wtf?
[21:54] <Administrator> hendrixski: i cant connect to wired for some reason, lol
[21:54] <Wunderbar> okay, I really can't get this POS to work- the IAT instructions provided state that to convert a file one must do the following "iat  input_file [output_file.iso]"
[21:55] <Guest1862> hi, I just updated to jaunty (reinstalled actually) and I wanted to re-install amsn, but synaptic doesn't seem to find it. Anybody knows what lines should I add to my sources list?
[21:55] <Who> join #xubuntu
[21:55] <Wunderbar> needless to say this has proven absolutely useles...
[21:55] <hendrixski> Administrator, lol,  we should start a support group
[21:55] <myxo> sorry, my name was wrong
[21:55] <lstarnes> Guest1862: you just need to enable the universe repository
[21:55] <erUSUL> JarYack: that's what i get on my demsg http://paste.ubuntu.com/178260/
[21:55] <ozzmosis> can anyone here tell me if there's a program that already does this?  it's a program to rename groups of files.  http://paste.ubuntu.com/178259/  (have I reinvented the wheel?)
[21:55] <myxo> administrator is the default name on my friends windows system
[21:56] <Guest1862> Istames: It is enabled
[21:56] <myxo> Nana, it was the default name on my friends system, fixed it, Im on a friends computer because my Ubuntu cant find my wired network for some reason. Or well get it to connect
[21:56] <chazco> jdu - Any suggestions on another distro? I know it affects Debian lenny...
[21:56] <M1CH3L3> hi
[21:57] <myxo> hendrixski this is "administrator" lol that name was the default on my friends system which i am on.... strange
[21:57] <JarYack> erUSUL, ah, that wasnt in messages that was in syslog, I can paste bin that too but all I get is [ 1571.340160] wlan0: direct probe to AP f58f96b8 try 1         three times and then a timeout
[21:57] <M1CH3L3> can anyone help me with "Logitech, Inc. QuickCam Pro" (result of lsusb)
[21:57] <jdu> chazco, well, my first suggestion would be debian as I'm mostly a debian-like guy.  Perhaps fedora, openSUSE, Mandriva would be good choices.
[21:57] <mobi-sheep> !info pyrenamer | ozzmosis
[21:57] <hendrixski> myxo, that's, a bad default
[21:57] <Shubuntu> does anyone here know of a good link to download sound files for boot up? I'd like some music / nice effects please
[21:58] <myxo> hendrixski i am aware.. like impersonating a police officer, lol
[21:58] <diego__> lstarnes: It is enabled. Multiverse is also enabled
[21:58] <jdu> ozzmosis, well there is "rename" and a number of graphical batch rename programs.
[21:58] <turt3l> hello
[21:58] <chazco> jdu - Heard good things about Fedora, will try it. The bug i'm trying to work round exists in Debian too, so not really an option. Thanks :)
[21:58] <dsteinwe> hi, i have a strange behaviour after installing mythtv on ubuntu 9.04. I hear any sound but all alsa stuff looks fine. Doing "sudo -u mythtv aplay wav" works! Have anybody an idea how to fix it for the default user?
[21:58] <hendrixski> I can connect to my secured wireless network at home, and to the open wireless network but not to the open wireless at a cafe across town, and not the one at my friends house
[21:58] <erUSUL> chazco: jdu i would fail equally enabling tcp window scaling is something the kernel does so it will fail in any distribution with a recent kernel  >= 2.6.8
[21:58] <hendrixski> it's like... almost random
[21:58] <dsteinwe> *no sound*
[21:58] <hendrixski> intermitent wireless failure
[21:59] <hendrixski> has anybody come across similar things?
[21:59] <chazco> erUSUL - Ah, thanks :( Just found the thread i posted... turns out it last worked in 7.04 :D
[21:59] <hendrixski> it's really embarassing when I try to demo things for clients
[21:59] <fil> is it normal process gnome-panel to take 45mb ram?
[21:59] <erUSUL> JarYack: well i dunno... it probes but never gets a response from the ap...
[21:59] <M1CH3L3> I'M REPEATING: can anyone help me with "Logitech, Inc. QuickCam Pro" (result of lsusb)
[21:59] <guntbert> !enter | hendrixski
[21:59] <erUSUL> JarYack: maybe the ap filters MAC addresses ? or something else i really dunno
[22:00] <guntbert> !repeat | M1CH3L3
[22:00] <erUSUL> !webcam | M1CH3L3
[22:00] <jdu> erUSUL, chazco so I did miss the conversation as to why recent versions of ubuntu/debian was a problem.
[22:00] <JarYack> erUSUL, nope, alright, time to do some more bug fishing I guess. thanks for your time
[22:00] <diego__> lstarnes: I also wanted to download an add-on for Rhythmbox so I could listen internet radio. I downloaded that same add-on yesterday no problem. But now that I switched to Jaunty it doesn't seem to find it
[22:00] <erUSUL> jdu: http://lwn.net/Articles/92727/
[22:00] <fil> !patience
[22:00] <erUSUL> JarYack: no problem
[22:00] <ozzmosis> jdu / mobi-sheep: right, thanks.  I didn't know about "rename".  I've seen pyrenamer (and a bunch of other similar windows programs) but just wanted something simple I can run from the shell. :)
[22:00] <M1CH3L3> ok thanks
[22:01] <fil> is it normal process gnome-panel to take 45mb ram? I am using ubuntu 8.04.
[22:01] <chazco> jdu / erUSUL - Thanks for the help... for now i'll probably leave window_scaling as it is on Ubuntu, and use Vista when i need to access certain sites
[22:01] <Dulak> diego__: perhaps you need to enable the universe or multiverse repo to find that add-on
[22:01] <myxo> Anyone here know about IPV6 issues in Ubuntu 9.04 related to Wired Internet issues? Debating on whether to disable it or not and see if it fixes my issue.
[22:02] <vigo> myxo: There is a package in the synaptic or resources that drops down to ip4 when a web app cannot use ipv6
[22:02] <ozzmosis> fil: I suppose it's possible if you have a few applets loaded (weather, system monitor...).  45 MB seems a bit excessive though.
[22:02] <guntbert> myxo: I haven't heard of any, but it never hurts to try (if you don't need it, that is :-))
[22:02] <Demonicdata> Why does friggin firefox keep disappearing my bookmarks,adding them
[22:02] <chazco> Anyone able to recommend a wireless card (mini PCI-e) that is known to work on 9.04 with WPA? The intel 3945ABG doesnt, and support for the rtl8187se is poor...
[22:03] <jdu> chazco, as a curiosity, what sites are affected?  Also, fedora is usually one of the most cutting edge distros, so it might fix any problems the fastest.
[22:03] <ozzmosis> fil: don't know if theyre called applets btw.  thats just my name for them.  and my ' key is broken  :|
[22:03] <mobi-sheep> ozzmosis: You're hurting yourself if you are trying to do something NON-GUI all times, me think.  However, I ran a search for rename and command.  This is what came up.
[22:03] <diego__> Dulak: But it is enabled. Or at least so it seems. The box is checked for universe and multiverse
[22:03] <mobi-sheep> !info lltag | ozzmosis
[22:03] <diego__> Dulak:
[22:03] <myxo> guntbert: ive been reading on it a bit and it seems that ipv6 is used for developement... so for me i wouldnt need it i know... just not sure, i assume iĺl need to reenable it later and wondering if that will be an issue
[22:03] <chazco> jdu - Mostly parts of my uni intranet, but also with some sites online
[22:03] <fil> ozzmosis: i have nothing like that
[22:03] <dayo> how do i create a LiveUSB?
[22:03] <myxo> vigo: do you think that would help with the problem of certain ISPs and internets at colleges not working at all due to IPV6?
[22:04] <diego__> Dulak: I'll try rebooting the computer
[22:04] <mobi-sheep> ozzmosis: This also came up -- gwenrename -- id3ren -- lltag.
[22:04] <chazco> jdu - Got to go... will try a few live CDs tommorow :) Thanks, c ya
[22:04] <vigo> myxo: It certainly worked for me. yes it is a good package
[22:04] <chazco> erUSUL - Got to go, thanks for the help :)
[22:04] <jdu> good luck
[22:04] <dayo> !usb | dayo
[22:04] <mobi-sheep> ozzmosis: Good luck.  Have fun.  Me?  I stick with pyrenamer as I don't frequently rename things all times. :)
[22:04] <Demonicdata> I got a issue
[22:04] <myxo> vigo: so you had that issue with an ISP? im dealing with tiem warner at the moment
[22:05] <myxo> vigo: and honestly right now its only a guess but when i google it is ALL that comes  up
[22:05] <Demonicdata> i creat a bookmark of folder etc in firefox but when i close it and open it it is gone,firefox isn't saving my bookmarks/changes
[22:05] <jmut> hi folks. i am trying to convert screencast I made to mpeg4     but when I try    ffmpeg -i ~/out.mpg -ar 22050 blah.mp4          I get Unsupported codec for output     .   Any clue which package I need for this?
[22:05] <erUSUL> chazco: no problem
[22:05] <vigo> myxo: Mine was just certain sites, .gov and stuff, my ISP already has it implemented.
[22:06] <ozzmosis> mobi-sheep: I know what you mean.  it wasn't just for renaming mp3s, although I have sometimes used it for that.  and it's great on servers where X is just not there.  but the advantage to me was that I could use any text editor (I like Jed, and GEdit is nice too) to edit the names of the new files.  the code will also run anywhere Python runs :)
[22:06] <guntbert> Demonicdata: is it possible that you started FF (once) with sudo?
[22:06] <vigo> myxo: I used that package and it solved or corrected any issues.
[22:06] <LuisJa> i got a huge problem: i have a ps3, i like to play music with it, all my other music than i downloaded its from vista and works well, but 3 than i downloaded wtih linux, the ps3 says: not compatible, and its mp3, WTH???? i need help pls
[22:06] <erUSUL> jmut: you probably the ffmpeg binaries from medibuntu to get mp4 support due to patent issues
[22:06] <erUSUL> !medibuntu | jmut
[22:06] <myxo> vigo: ah, i am just very uncertain of everything as i only lost my "Linuxginity" less than a week ago haha. i took the plunge and am eager to learn everything i can, i have to follow walkthroughs to do anything such as disabling IPV6 etc, the problem for me would be that since i cannot connect to the internet i would be unable to get the package anyway....
[22:07] <mobi-sheep> jmut: VLC can do conversions too.  Just a thought.
[22:07] <myxo> vigo: unless i went somewhere with wireless then came back
[22:07] <ozzmosis> LuisJa: are you saying you have three mp3s that play under linux but not on your ps3?
[22:07] <jmut> erUSUL: mobi-sheep thank you
[22:07] <myxo> vigo: perhaps if i took the steps to disable it i could then obtain the package to step it down then reenable it?
[22:07] <LuisJa> exactly
[22:08] <vigo> myxo: hold on,I am finding the Ubuntu link for it.
[22:08] <myxo> vigo: ok
[22:08] <LuisJa> the thing is than all my other music downloaded from vista works well
[22:08] <mobi-sheep> ozzmosis: You might want to find a batch script that exists in a enraged threads of www.  I'm sure you did looked for one. :)
[22:08] <LuisJa> ozzmosis: u can help me?
[22:09] <jdu> jmut, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=786095  I believe is what I followed.
[22:09] <ozzmosis> LuisJa: there are a few programs that will 'validate' an mp3.  but it's probably just a bug with whatever ps3 software you're using.  similar to how some older set-top DVD players don't handle variable bitrate mp3s properly.  or some old generation mp3 players don't like some mono mp3 files, I'm told.
[22:10] <ozzmosis> mobi-sheep: not really.  I just wrote it to scratch an itch, and to learn Python a bit (wrote it in C originally), then wondered if anyone else had done similar. :)
[22:10] <ubuntumachine> is linux secure enough to keep sensitive data on the computer? or is it easy to hack into?
[22:10] <LuisJa> ozzmosis: i will try the programs, u got the names?
[22:10] <LuisJa> ozzmosis: and why the poblems r only with the linux downloaded mp3s and not the vista ones?
[22:10] <eseven73> ubuntumachine, it's a lot more secure than windows
[22:11] <askand> I get lots of "possible SYN flooding on port 6881. Sending cookies." in my dmesg. That happens to be my torrentport. What could I do about this?
[22:11] <ubuntumachine> eseven73, how so? does firefox expose hackers from gettting to my files?
[22:11] <myxo> i honestly wonder who has ever had issues with being "hacked into", i wonder how much of it is just paranoia.
[22:11] <jdu> ubuntumachine, linux is very secure, provided you don't configure it incorrectly.  You might enable firewalls, SELinux etc.
[22:12] <vigo> myxo: here is one> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IPv6
[22:12] <ozzmosis> LuisJa: checkmp3 and mp3check came up in an apt-cache search.  disclaimer: I've never used them.  only ever used mp3utility under windows.
[22:12] <eseven73> ubuntumachine, firefox ran as regular user, shouldn't pose any threats
[22:12] <myxo> vigo: does taht step down or disable?
[22:12] <ubuntumachine> jdu, but i dont have a firewall
[22:13] <ubuntumachine> what about openbsd? i heard its the best..
[22:13] <jdu> ubuntumachine, you can enable one.  Personally, I don't bother and it is probably really not that important.
[22:13] <lstarnes> ubuntumachine: ufw is enabled by default but doesn't have any rules set by default
[22:13] <myxo> vigo: going to go read it, brb
[22:13] <Phoenix87> nite!
[22:13] <ubuntumachine> hmmm
[22:13] <ozzmosis> myxo: well, there are automated bots that probe IP ranges looking for easy ssh targets (eg. allowing root login with guessable passwords).  ubuntu has ssh disabled by default so that fixes that, I guess.  but often if you're "hacked", it's by someone you know.
[22:14] <vigo> myxo: and another, just bookmark them, read later. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WebBrowsingSlowIPv6IPv4
[22:14] <jdu> ubuntumachine, openbsd may be what you want, but if it is like other bsds in my experience, it would be less than easy to set up.
[22:14] <ubuntumachine> i just hear stories of people losing data and getting it stolen...so i wanna make sure ubuntu is good that hackers have a hard time getting in
[22:14] <myxo> ozzmosis: i could see the second option
[22:14] <myxo> ozzmosis: very common i assume
[22:14] <ozzmosis> myxo: indeed
[22:14] <IndyGunFreak> ubuntulog: well, your network is only as secure as you make it.. are you behind a properly configured router/firewall?
[22:14] <ubuntumachine> jdu, i came from a fbsd back ground..its pretty easy for me..but i did have issues with it
[22:15] <ubuntumachine> IndyGunFreak, was that for me?
[22:15] <IndyGunFreak> ubuntumachine: yes
[22:15] <IndyGunFreak> sorry
[22:15] <ubuntumachine> i am behind a router
[22:15] <doc_brown> how do you re-string an acoustic guitar?
[22:15] <IndyGunFreak> ubuntumachine: well, thats your first line of defense... make sure your router is set up properly.
[22:15] <ozzmosis> doc_brown: in ubuntu?
[22:15] <myxo> vigo: iĺl save them, i dont mean to be impatient, im not, im just curious what this has to do with my current issue, i do want to educate myself about it. but i also want the wired connection in ubuntu 9.04 to work so i can do said education on my own machine
[22:15] <tritium> doc_brown: please stay on topic
[22:15] <ozzmosis> doc_brown: apt-get install strings
[22:15] <ozzmosis> ...
[22:16] <mobi-sheep> myxo | ubuntumachine:  Security on Ubuntu --> http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/security
[22:16] <panfist> i have inserted a media card via USB but ubuntu is not picking it up automatically...how can i mount it? it doesnt look like anything extra appears in /dev when i insert it
[22:16] <doc_brown> ozzloy, thanks bro!
[22:16] <ubuntumachine> IndyGunFreak, oh ok
[22:16] <doc_brown> ozzmosis, thanks bro!
[22:16] <ozzloy> doc_brown, er... no problem?
[22:16] <ubuntumachine> well thanks everyone for your input :)
[22:16] <ozzloy> heh
[22:16] <ubuntumachine> i greatly appreciate it :)
[22:16] <ozzmosis> ozzloy :)
[22:16] <IndyGunFreak> ubuntumachine: but that goes for Linux, Windows, Mac, whatever.. (at least in my opinion).. if you're gonna have an always on connection, you need to be behind a router
[22:17] <ubuntumachine> IndyGunFreak, well most people i know are all behind a router
[22:17] <LuisJa> ozzmosis: http://jo.ath.cx/soft/mp3check/ thats the link to download mp3check, whose of those i donwload?
[22:17] <IndyGunFreak> ubuntumachine: i'm amazed how often i find people are not.
[22:17] <ozzmosis> LuisJa: just apt-get install mp3check
[22:17] <vigo> myxo: Totally understand, we are all learning or we are wasting time. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessAccessPoint
[22:17] <LuisJa> oh damn true
[22:18] <ubuntumachine> IndyGunFreak, good point
[22:18] <chetnick> Why behind router?
[22:18] <myxo> vigo: that is your package you mentionedś guide?
[22:18] <lyrae> Is it possible to store custom objects/data with a grid row?
[22:18] <ozzmosis> lyrae: is that a ubuntu question?
[22:19] <doc_brown> i installed a pdf tool last night, and need help starting the program.  the only way i know to start it, is to navigate to the folder where I unzipped it, and run 'java -jar pdfsam-1.1.2.jar' how can i set up an easier way either in menu or alt+f2?
[22:19] <chazco> Hi... quick question, is it possible to restore the old GDM login screen on 9.04?
[22:19] <chetnick> That is JAVA
[22:19] <chetnick> :)
[22:19] <lyrae> ozzmosis: no, wrong channel, sorry
[22:19] <lyrae> and its wxwidgets =p
[22:19] <lyrae> sorry again
[22:19] <lyrae> xchat is all slow
[22:19] <ozzmosis> np lyrae :)
[22:19] <chetnick> lyrae: tha answer is yes.
[22:19] <vigo> myxo: They are listed in Synaptic, let me try and find that pkg in terminal.
[22:19] <ubuntumachine> ohhhhh... one more question :)
[22:19] <chazco> doc_brown - You can create a launcher with that command line (right click panel, add-to-panel, custom application launcher)
[22:19] <mobi-sheep> chetnick: Firewall.  By connecting directly to the cable modem, your machine is using your external IP for Internet.  Using a router give you a private/local IP and often would need to set up port forward if you wish to access into your machine.
[22:19] <ubuntumachine> oh never mind..i already tried it and didnt work
[22:20] <myxo> vigo: my problem is how will this help me pre-internet? can i get it on this windows machine and xfer it through a thumb drive?
[22:20] <ozzmosis> ubuntumachine: ask anyway :)
[22:20] <Demonicdata> it seems that my .mozilla files was read only for some reason,changed at some point
[22:20] <Demonicdata> I wonder what did it
[22:20] <ubuntumachine> well....i have an external hard drive..and it was oringinaly used on a mac...but i didnt format it just used it..but linux can open the files but cant save to it...permsision problems..
[22:21] <jefinc> Anyone here know how to get multipul audio streams to work? ie.: firefox and rhythmbox... I have alsa-oss but still can not get it work, any suggestions?
[22:21] <ozzmosis> Demonicdata: I've had that happen in freebsd .. where I installed firefox and .mozilla/ ended up owned by root
[22:21] <chetnick> mobi-sheep: Isnt the firewall sufficient for that? I dont see the need for router if he has only one machine on the LAN.
[22:21] <dbu> Hi, does anyone know how to get fglrx to work with Jaunty, I have been unsuccessful
[22:21] <poseidon> Anyone know of a good tutorial on setting up wine to work well with steam and tf2?
[22:22] <jimcooncat> myxo, I haven't been following the conversation, but you should be able to put a .deb on a thumb drive. Only problem is if it has dependencies, you'll have to schlepp back to windows to grab them, too.
[22:22] <vigo> myxo: It will disable ipv6, which many carriers are nit yet up to par with and keep ipv4 running. to xfer to a win box, the ipv4 is nigh on flawless. but that also can be disabled if need calls for it.
[22:22] <ozzmosis> ubuntumachine: maybe it's formatted as HFS .. I'm not sure the Linux kernel has write support for HFS.
[22:22] <myxo> jimcooncat: ah. my problem is that wired internet isnt working, ive been googling and seeing many ISPs arent "with it" yet so i thought i may need to disable it, vigo had a similar issue and said he fixed it with a package, however the lack of internet presents an issue there
[22:23] <Demonicdata> ozzmosis:the weird thing is at first it wasn't so i had a few old bookmarks set.at some point it switched to read only.i just took the entire .mozilla and switched it to read/write permission for this account,I imagine there isn't any real danger other then accidentally deleting files in the .mozilla folder
[22:23] <ubuntumachine> ozzloy, dont know..i got something about table errors
[22:23] <ozzmosis> ubuntumachine: ok, dunno what that's about
[22:23] <Demonicdata> anyone here ever run bleachbits as root?
[22:24] <doc_brown> Demonicdata, i do that all the time
[22:24] <ubuntumachine> ozzloy, yeah..thats why i decided not to ask....i tried like 5 things and nothing works but only the mac....
[22:24] <ubuntumachine> ozzmosis,
[22:24] <ubuntumachine> ozzmosis, thanks though :)
[22:24] <ozzmosis> ozzloy is quietly wishing I wasn't using this nick ;)
[22:25] <vigo> myxo: those pages I showed you explain step by step how to enable/disable the ipv packages.
[22:25] <ozzmosis> ubuntumachine: are you using x-chat by any chance?
[22:25] <ubuntumachine> ozzmosis, yes..i usually auto tab the names
[22:25] <myxo> vigo: hopefully i can get it, i AM new.. and not very confident in my abilities yet
[22:25] <Demonicdata> doc_brown you run bleachbits as root?
[22:25] <doc_brown> Demonicdata, yeah, why not?
[22:25] <LuisJa> ozzmosis: i downloaded mp3check with konsole, but i search ins aplications and nothing :S
[22:26] <vigo> myxo: The package name is 6tunnel
[22:26] <ozzmosis> ubuntumachine: there's an option there to auto-complete most recently used nicks
[22:26] <myxo> vigo: thanks
[22:26] <doc_brown> anyone able to help me create a custom application launcher?
[22:26] <sina> Ubuntu doesn't feel like reading blank DVDs, help!
[22:26] <thelinx> How can I change the default application to launch for a filetype using the commandline?
[22:26] <Demonicdata> doc_brown was just worried something might happen.cool going to do it right now.btw i see it only has "overwrite file" and no secure algorithims like ccleaner,do you know of any way to improve my security,like is there a plugin or something you do?most people here don' know about bleachbits even
[22:26] <ozzmosis> LuisJa: like I said, I've never used them, I just know they exist
[22:26] <andreiutzu14> who speaks with me in private?
[22:27] <ozzmosis> LuisJa: you can probably just type mp3check from the shell
[22:27] <ubuntumachine> ozzmosis, i dont know that one
[22:27] <dbu> Hi, does anyone know how to get fglrx to work with Jaunty, I have been unsuccessful
[22:27] <vigo> myxo: Open Synaptic , search ipv, 6tunnel should appear near top of the list.
[22:27] <sina> !dvd
[22:27] <doc_brown> Demonicdata, you could always NOT do things on your system that you'll want to hide later....
[22:27] <borocasso> hi
[22:27] <myxo> vigo: i will as soon as internet is working on my Ubuntu machine ;-)
[22:27] <dbu> !fglrx
[22:27] <esay> what do you think about ubuntu 9.04?
[22:28] <Demonicdata> doc_brown:haha its just for future references
[22:28] <sina> What plugins do I need to burn a avi file to a DVD
[22:28] <vigo> doc-brown: I just right click taskbar, then it has a large section on launchers.
[22:28] <doc_brown> Demonicdata, i think bleachbit is pretty safe for what you want.  If you get into too much trouble just remove your hard drive and set it on fire
[22:28] <LuisJa> ozzmosis: damn i think i will have to go to vista to download my music...
[22:28] <thelinx> How can I change the default application to launch for a filetype using the commandline?
[22:28] <ozzmosis> LuisJa: given up, already?
[22:28] <Demonicdata> :doc_brown a friends isp suspended his accoutn do to a mpaa notice,although i don't think secure deletion will resolve that it makes me think
[22:28] <panfist> in preferences > keyboard shortcuts there is something called window picker, shift+alt+up...is this a compiz feature? can i configure it so that I can use my mouse to do this?
[22:29] <doc_brown> Demonicdata, you need to look more towards moblock
[22:29] <Demonicdata> doc_brown:I think i'm going to install truecrypt later anyhow
[22:29] <doc_brown> Demonicdata, its like peerguardian for windows
[22:29] <Demonicdata> moblock?I'll look into that (no idea what it is)
[22:29] <Demonicdata> OH
[22:29] <Demonicdata> cool
[22:29] <doc_brown> Demonicdata, of course the best thing to do is be careful with copywritten material
[22:29] <Demonicdata> I'll look into that right now! i am just usuing firestarter with default settings.it sayings my brothers xbox is attacking me
[22:30] <mobi-sheep> Demonicdata: There are an option to encrypt the entire Ubuntu system (except a /boot partition) on Ubuntu Alternative Disc.
[22:30] <Demonicdata> doc_brown:I set up i2p last night,haven't configured it with bit torrent yet
[22:30] <vigo> doc-brown: Right click a task bar, then Add to Panel,. a list shows up of stuff that can be used, there is also a command line, app name % or something to make a custom ;auncher, that can be found in preferences.Main Menu
[22:30] <LuisJa> ozzmosis: another idea? is horribly boring to change from OS to OS, but if the music downloaded from linux its mp3 and not compatible, and vista viceversa, what other thing i can do?
[22:30] <Demonicdata> mobi-sheep:yes but i trust truecrypt i imagine its better then the default encryption
[22:30] <Demonicdata> mobi-sheep:truecrypt does the boot partition
[22:30] <doc_brown> vigo, thanks, can you give me an example.  i have the command right, but not the location
[22:31] <thelinx> How can I change the default application to launch for a filetype using the terminal?
[22:31] <sina> can anyone help me with burning a dvd?
[22:31] <doc_brown> vigo, right now i must navigate to /usr/local/share and run java -jar pdfsam-1.1.2.jar in order to launch my program (pdfsam)
[22:31] <Dulak> LuisJa: it's not a compatibility problem, it's that mp3 codecs are patented, so they aren't free, in linux you have to download the codecs seperately, since in most countries they are illegal if you didn't pay for them, and linux didn't pay for them since it's free
[22:32] <ozzmosis> Dulak: that's not LuisJa's issue
[22:32] <vigo> doc-brown: This is the best sight I can give, it explains that stuff much better than I can type it: http://linuxcommand.org/ <<about three pages in
[22:32] <doc_brown> vigo, thanks i will read
[22:32] <ozzmosis> Dulak: he is saying mp3s downloaded (somehow) using linux don't play on his ps3, but the same mp3s downloaded (again, somehow - unspecified) using vista do play on his ps3
[22:33] <Dulak> ozzmosis: that doesn't make any sense at all
[22:33] <ubuntumachine> ozzmosis, have you used remix on a desktop before?
[22:33] <ozzmosis> LuisJa: you need to validate the mp3s are correct.  and if you want more help, explain to us what you are doing to download the mp3s in linux.
[22:33] <ozzmosis> ubuntumachine: what's that?
[22:33] <ozzmosis> Dulak: I know
[22:34] <Demonicdata> OD DAM IT
[22:34] <Demonicdata> GOD
[22:34] <Demonicdata> even
[22:34] <FloodBot1> Demonicdata: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:34] <doc_brown> Demonicdata, whats wrong?
[22:34] <thelinx> How can I change the default application to launch for a filetype using the terminal?
[22:34] <ubuntumachine> ozzmosis, and i thought you were a REAL ubuntu user :P
[22:34] <Demonicdata> even though i reset permissions on .mozilla and it worked for a few minutes,something reset the permissions to read only and even reset it to the condition firefox was in before?!
[22:34] <ozzmosis> ubuntumachine: I've been using it 2 weeks.  freebsd for about 10 years though.
[22:34] <ubuntumachine> ozzmosis, its the interface for lappys
[22:35] <mzz> Demonicdata: curious. Are you running firefox as root for whatever reason (don't)?
[22:35] <ubuntumachine> fbsd.....ahhh....i remember those days
[22:35] <mzz> Demonicdata: and what file is getting its permissions changed?
[22:35] <ozzmosis> ubuntumachine: os/2 for 5 years and windows for 20.  but enough about that ;)
[22:35] <mobi-sheep> mzz: The .mozilla directory.
[22:35] <ubuntumachine> lol
[22:35] <mzz> mobi-sheep: what, all of it
[22:36] <mobi-sheep> mzz: From the looks of it.
[22:36] <ubuntumachine> i wonder if anyone ever got remix to wrok on a desktop
[22:36] <mzz> Demonicdata, mobi-sheep: how are you checking?
[22:36] <Demonicdata> the entire .mozilla file
[22:36] <Demonicdata> but i see i wasn't making the changes as root
[22:36] <Demonicdata> I guess i'll do it in terminal
[22:37] <ozzmosis> Demonicdata: chmod -R +w ~/.mozilla/
[22:37] <ozzmosis> Demonicdata: I think that's what you want
[22:37] <Demonicdata> is there a way to change permissions in the folder(and ubfolder) threw the gui?i right click and go to permission but it doesn't set when i say apply
[22:38] <mzz> Demonicdata: is this ownership or permissions? For ownership I'd run something like "sudo chown -R you ~/.mozilla"
[22:38] <myxo> so confused, why would 9.04 have IPV6 enabled and such when its not going to be widely implemented for years and it would cause problems for the casual user like me? learning.
[22:38] <mzz> Demonicdata: (be careful! chowning things outside of your ~ to you is unhealthy)
[22:38] <ozzmosis> Demonicdata: you won't be able to change the rwx permissions if it's owned by root
[22:39] <mobi-sheep> myxo: To get out of the problem.  Ubuntu should check for IPv6 and if nothing, resort back to IPv5.
[22:39] <mzz> myxo: is it really causing serious problems? It's not supposed to (if it's not available) afaik.
[22:39] <mobi-sheep> Err.. IPv4.  It's a simple if-else.
[22:39] <ozzmosis> myxo: optimism? ;)
[22:39] <LuisJa> ozzmosis: ok, let me explain from zero: from vista  i download things from google, eveything allright, i have a sony ericsson w580, in linux i download the mp3s from google like in vista, i copy the 3  mp3s of linux from my pc to my SE, i connected the w580 to the ps3s, the wrong here is than the things downloaded from vista, all good, the 3 from linux, all bad :S
[22:39] <omorth> While installing ubuntu, I was a bit adventerous and resized windows to 350gb (300gb) was used. About 150gb freed. It's been about 30 minutes and I am wondering if it should take this long.
[22:39] <phw_> How can I attach my linux box to a serial console (as a client)?
[22:39] <eseven73> Demonicdata, Thunar seems to handle GUI permissions better than Nautilus, sudo apt-get install thunar, then gksudo thunar, but yea be careful with that
[22:39] <thelinx> How can I change the default application to launch for a mime type using the terminal?
[22:39] <mzz> myxo: it's an annoying chicken and egg problem. If ipv6 is not available on mainstream operating systems it'll never get offered by isps and the like at all...
[22:40] <Demonicdata> it says i own the file,creat and delete!but i change the info in the permission tab to include "read and write" permissions and hit apply it resets.
[22:40] <myxo> mzz: my 9.04 sees my wired connection but thats pretty much all i can say for it.  mobi-sheep: ive no idea honestly ozzmosis: whats optimism!!!! (lol)
[22:40] <Demonicdata> So let me ask you all,how am i supposed to apply settings in permission tab?
[22:40] <doc_brown> i am trying to make a custom application launcher, and i need to run the command from a specific location (i think) I have started the "add to panel' process, but am having issues with the location.  usually i navigate to /usr/local/share and run java -jar pdfsam-1.1.2.jar how can i make this easier?
[22:40] <mzz> Demonicdata: what is this "it" that is saying things, and what exactly is it saying them about? :)
[22:40] <coz_> Demonicdata,  you right clicked the file to change permissioins?
[22:40] <myxo> mzz: i would think if windows xp can simply see a wired connection and say... hey its internet lets go to google! why cant ubuntu?
[22:40] <mzz> Demonicdata: can you pastebin "ls -ld ~/.mozilla" (assuming that's the affected folder)?
[22:41] <mzz> myxo: a bug, but not necessarily an ipv6-related one
[22:41] <mobi-sheep> omorth: You don't want to quit Gparted while it's doing something.  That will result in a corrupted filesystem.  Well, 350 GB is a big and long thing to work with.
[22:41] <ozzmosis> myxo: sort of like the PPP client in FreeBSD checks for IPv6 support even though most ISPs don't support it.  but it's mostly harmless, cos IPv4 fallback usually just works.
[22:41] <Demonicdata> eseven73:thanks i'm getting that now
[22:41] <ozzmosis> myxo: + by default
[22:41] <LuisJa> ozzmosis: when i say all bad, i mean than the tracks r mp3, but r not compatible, and obviously mp3 is compatible with ps3 player...
[22:41] <myxo> mzz: i tmight not even be my problem, it just seems very prominent
[22:41] <omorth> mobi-sheep: that is what I thought, and it doesn't seem to be hung, but I was concerned that there is practically no IO going on
[22:41] <tritium> !mp3 | LuisJa
[22:41] <myxo> ozzmosis: im not even sure if its my problem, all i know now is that i connect the internet to my friends machine, works, connect to mine, nothing..
[22:42] <ozzmosis> LuisJa: I see!  well, my guess is there's something not right with copying the files from linux to your phone.
[22:42] <Demonicdata> coz:yeah there is a permission tab in gnome that should let me reset everything.it doesn't prompt me for my password it just resets back to default like a rubber band
[22:42] <LuisJa> LOL
[22:42] <ozzmosis> LuisJa: I assume that's a phone.  who knows these days.
[22:42] <mobi-sheep> omorth: I know.  GParted lack in user feedback.  We don't know what's actually happening. :(
[22:42] <LuisJa> oh yes, its a phone lol
[22:42] <eseven73> Demonicdata, thunar is lighter weight than Nautilus too, it's actually the default filemanager in xubuntu/xfce if im not mistaking
[22:43] <ozzmosis> LuisJa: tried copying something else to it?  a jpeg?
[22:43] <LuisJa> nop
[22:43] <coz_> Demonicdata,   you would have to open with with sudo  or su
[22:43] <Demonicdata> how do you sudo in gnome?
[22:43] <LuisJa> and the vista track r from my Memory stick lol
[22:43] <mobi-sheep> omorth: But in my experiences, I never see Gparted acting up.  I wouldn't want to experience one either.  I'm sure it's just taking time.
[22:43] <ozzmosis> Demonicdata: gksudo
[22:43] <omorth> mobi-sheep: I'm looking directly at the ntfsresize process, it's swapping wait states so it doesn't seem to be frozen
[22:43] <coz_> Demonicdata,  gksudo location/nameof file
[22:43] <tritium> LuisJa: spell it out.  The word is "are", not the letter "r"
[22:43] <Demonicdata> eseven:so this is a different file manager,how just gksudo thunar will change over to that filemanager?no other tweaking etc
[22:44] <mobi-sheep> omorth: Alrigh.  Just give it hours. :)
[22:44] <livingdaylight> coz_: hi!
[22:44] <Demonicdata> coz:yeah but this is part of the gnome gui
[22:44] <LuisJa> this is like college too dude? ok...
[22:44] <panfist> i'm trying to use ccsm to configure compiz, but when i type ccsm in a terminal it says it's not installed, and it's not in synaptic either
[22:44] <omorth> mobi-sheep: better than losing data :)
[22:44] <coz_> livingdaylight,  hey guy
[22:44] <LuisJa> are :)
[22:44] <mobi-sheep> omorth: Indeed. :)
[22:44] <tritium> It takes 0.02 seconds longer to add in the rest of the letters
[22:44] <eseven73> are is two letters different than r, why not just type it out?
[22:44] <ozzmosis> LuisJa: IRC is hard.
[22:44] <coz_> Demonicdata,   sorry I did not read your posts from the beginning
[22:44] <LuisJa> srry i use too much messenger
[22:44] <LuisJa> btw it sucks u cant use new MSN with wine...
[22:45] <LuisJa> that msn rocks
[22:45] <eseven73> that goes for 'u' too!
[22:45] <LuisJa> and hard
[22:45] <Paddy_EIRE> I hate msn
[22:45] <ozzmosis> !offtopic
[22:45] <LuisJa> LOL
[22:45] <ozzmosis> ;)
[22:45] <livingdaylight> coz_: i want to make a gesture to open a certain page at will... is that a command or key or?
[22:45] <mobi-sheep> LuisJa: Use Pidgin.
[22:45] <Dr_Willis> !ccsm | panfist
[22:45] <coz_> livingdaylight,  a certain page?  in which appliction
[22:45] <Demonicdata> hmm strange,thunar says i have read/write permissions, is the .mozilla folder of the home directory the correct area?or is there another mozilla somewhere
[22:46] <LuisJa> msn is best looking :)
[22:46] <LuisJa> w/e
[22:46] <Artanis00> When I try to connect to an encrypted WiFi, the network connections window takes the password and then fails to connect. When the password window comes back, it has a hex string in place of the password I typed. Is there a way to not have it transform the password like that?
[22:46] <livingdaylight> coz_: i'm sorry... of course - in firefox
[22:46] <LuisJa> i think u r right and there is something wrong copying from linux to my w580
[22:46] <BlindToSoundNG> Hey, I'm using Ubuntu 8.10 LTS and I'm using two monitors. They're working as they should, but the bottom bar where the tasks are shown is only showing the tasks on the main monitor, not the secondary. How do I fix this?
[22:46] <livingdaylight> coz_: say youtube or in my case wordreference
[22:46] <LuisJa> but what it can be??
[22:46] <coz_> livingdaylight,  mmm that one I havent tried  give me a few minutes I am compiling right now
[22:46] <eseven73> should only be one .mozilla in /home/demonicdata/   it's hidden (if you didn't already know that)  :D
[22:46] <panfist> thanks dr_willis
[22:47] <mobi-sheep> Artanis00: It's just a hexstring of the password.  It's there for your benefits (And for others too).
[22:47] <LuisJa> and those 3 mp3s are my favorite right now lol...
[22:47] <livingdaylight> coz_: sorry, mate... no worries - whenever
[22:47] <Demonicdata> eseven:yeah thats the one i'v been working with
[22:47] <Demonicdata> dang didn't work
[22:47] <eseven73> Demonicdata, using gksudo thunar yea?
[22:47] <Demonicdata> It says i have read/write permission but my firefox keeps resetting to the same default state,no book marks or changes are being fixed
[22:47] <ozzmosis> Demonicdata: is the problem that firefox is broken?  I'd be doing: mv .mozilla/ .mozilla-backup/
[22:47] <Demonicdata> eseven73:yeah I did that
[22:47] <Shreyansh> Hi, Upon compiling linux kernel am getting "<0>kernel panic- not syncing: Attempted to kill init" with some stack. Can anybody help?
[22:47] <Demonicdata> hmm i just have a bunch of plugins for firefox.
[22:48] <Artanis00> mobi-sheep: yeah, but it's not connecting. I don't think it's using the password I typed to connect, but the hex string instead.
[22:48] <ozzmosis> Demonicdata: ie. start firefox with no config file
[22:48] <eseven73> Demonicdata, yea try a new profile
[22:48] <pierpaolo> list
[22:48] <pierpaolo> list
[22:48] <BlindToSoundNG> Anyone? ._.
[22:48] <coz_> livingdaylight,  ok
[22:48] <mobi-sheep> Artanis00: It's possible that it saved the first password (as in a first wrong typo password).
[22:48] <Demonicdata> I'm just going to uninstall firefox from synaptic and reinstall all the drivers it shouldn't take that long really
[22:48] <LuisJa> ozzmosis: something to fix that "i copy bad" error?
[22:49] <ozzmosis> Demonicdata: that sounds... excessive
[22:49] <coz_> livingdaylight,   I tried this and this is what you need to do  you open firefox to the link you want to use
[22:49] <Dr_Willis> Demonicdata:  uninstilling firefox will not cleanout/memove the users setting files.
[22:49] <ozzmosis> LuisJa: I don't understand you
[22:49] <coz_> livingdaylight,  then create another action     Command   and the command   is   firefox  http: yourlink
[22:49] <doc_brown> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7329016#post7329016
[22:50] <Demonicdata> I did a clean removal of firefox in friggin synaptic and yet firefox is still there
[22:50] <ozzmosis> Demonicdata: also, what Dr_Willis said
[22:50] <LuisJa> [17:42] <ozzmosis> LuisJa: I see!  well, my guess is there's something not right with copying the files from linux to your phone." u r so right, some way to fix that than u know?
[22:50] <ozzmosis> Demonicdata: where?
[22:50] <BlindToSoundNG> Can anyone help me, please?
[22:50] <lu6cifer> why does my /dev/sda3 not show up in gparted, but every other partition does?
[22:51] <Demonicdata> there is a firefox listing in add/remove programs also
[22:51] <mobi-sheep> !ask | BlindToSoundNG
[22:51] <matreya6> Can someone help out with VLC? Used to play wine without problems, now VLC crashes after opening scene, or right after you select an option in the main menu. The only clue I got when playing it from the terminal was: "Invalid instruction". I am using VLC 0.9.9a (std version) on Ubuntu 9.04
[22:51] <Demonicdata> This package ships the Firefox branding bits. If you remove this package your user experience will become that of the abrowser
[22:51] <Demonicdata> This package ships the Firefox branding bits. If you remove this package your user experience will become that of the abrowser.
[22:51] <BlindToSoundNG> mobi-sheep - I already asked the question.
[22:51] <terje> hi, how can I get my ubuntu desktop to *not* start X11?
[22:51] <Demonicdata> What does that mean "abrowser" it won't let me uninstall
[22:51] <ozzmosis> terje: disable gdm
[22:51] <terje> thanks!
[22:52] <mobi-sheep> BlindToSoundNG: Say it again.  I'm not going to scroll up.
[22:52] <BlindToSoundNG> Haha, alright.
[22:52] <Dr_Willis> Demonicdata:  ubuntu has a few firefox 'theme' packages/addon packages installed by default.  one of those is proberly what you are seeing.. and 'abrowser' looks like a typo to me.
[22:52] <ozzmosis> LuisJa: of course.  everything can be fixed....
[22:52] <Paddy_EIRE> hey Dr_Willis
[22:52] <Dr_Willis> Howdy Paddy_EIRE
[22:52] <Dr_Willis> abrowser - meta package for the unbranded abrowser
[22:52] <Dr_Willis> looks like 'abrowser
[22:52] <matreya6> Can someone help out with VLC playing DVD Video? Used to play wine without problems, now VLC crashes after opening scene, or right after you select an option in the main menu. The only clue I got when playing it from the terminal was: "Invalid instruction". I am using VLC 0.9.9a (std version) on Ubuntu 9.04 64Bits
[22:53] <Dr_Willis> looks like 'abrowser' - firefox without the ff logo/stuff
[22:53] <|ntegra|> LuisJa: the only problem with those mp3's is that they are "VariableBitRate" and can't play in certain players , but "ConstantBitRate" will play on anything > I think anyhows
[22:53] <ozzmosis> matreya6: sounds like a bug
[22:53] <Demonicdata> hmm it seems there is another listening in synapetic for firefox
[22:53] <Demonicdata> probably installed double when i updated it or something
[22:53] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: why did you install vlc using wine?
[22:53] <Dr_Willis> Demonicdata:  thats.. sort of doubtfull.. but im not sure what your actual/original problem is.
[22:53] <BlindToSoundNG> mobi-sheep: Well, I'm using Ubuntu 8.10 with dual monitors. They works as they should, but the bottom task bar only shows the programs that are on the main screen ( currently just mIRC through Wine ) but not the programs on the secondary monitor ( currently: Firefox and a Pidgin IM window, both of which are not shown on the taskbar. )
[22:54] <mobi-sheep> Paddy_EIRE: I'm anxiety to find out the answer too. >_>
[22:54] <matreya6> ozzmosis, yes it does, but funny thing is: Totem has the same behaviour (also crashing)
[22:54] <Demonicdata> ok now your all sure i don't have to reboot or logout for all effects to take effect?because i'm going to reinstall firefox
[22:54] <coz_> livingdaylight,   did you get that?
[22:54] <LuisJa> so... that means? u know, i am not expert, i am just expert hearing electro
[22:54] <Dr_Willis> Demonicdata:  im not sure that anyone knoew what you are doing actually.... :)
[22:54] <LuisJa> if u ask me how electro works... thats another thing lol
[22:54] <mobi-sheep> BlindToSoundNG: Oh that.... Right-click on the panel (of second monitor) and add Windows List.  :<
[22:54] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, Why would you think I used Wine for VLC install? I use the native Ubuntu 9.0.4 package.
[22:55] <mobi-sheep> BlindToSoundNG: There are a linux software for pretty much everything.  Use xchat instead of miRc through Wine. :)
[22:55] <ozzmosis> matreya6: might be an issue with the 64-bit build?  you could try smplayer, but that probably uses the same libraries as VLC and Totem.  worth a shot.
[22:55] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: re-read your original question mate :)
[22:55] <eseven73> Demonicdata, restarting the computer is kind of a Windows Crazy Thing(TM)
[22:55] <BlindToSoundNG> mobi-sheep: There's no panel on the second monitor, but the main.
[22:56] <Dr_Willis> BlindToSoundNG:  make a new panel, drag it to the other one . via  alt-click onit.  drag it over...
[22:56] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, So you are right...Ignore the part about wine, I'm not using Wine to play DVD's.
[22:56] <Demonicdata> your right when i reinstalled it after complete removal it still is the dam same
[22:56] <BlindToSoundNG> Dr_Willis: But you see, I don't want to have a panel on the second monitor, just the first.
[22:56] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: hmm.. you installed via the repositories?
[22:57] <mobi-sheep> BlindToSoundNG: If you want Windows List to appear on second monitor, you'll need to add a new panel from an existing one (New Panel).  Drag it to second monitor and add the Windows list.
[22:57] <Dr_Willis> BlindToSoundNG:  so dont drag one over there then.. :^)  drag any  that are there.. to the other monitor.
[22:57] <LuisJa> ozzmosis: so if eveything can be fixed here... u know a way?
[22:57] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, Of course, no beta stuff or so.
[22:57] <Dr_Willis> BlindToSoundNG:  when i first enabled 'twinview' the panels streatched acrtoss both monitors.. Until i restarted X.. if thats the issue...
[22:57] <ozzmosis> LuisJa: not by me, I'm about to eat breakfast.  good luck :)
[22:58] <LuisJa> well it was nice to meet u ozz, see u in vista, and thx for everything btw
[22:58] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: what happens exactly when you try to play a dvd using vlc?
[22:58] <wildc4rd> After some help with a printing problem, have a Brother DCP-145C on 9.04, works fine in ubuntu, is detected over the network by windows machine, shows 'ready' but print jobs never leave the windows machine spool
[22:58] <LuisJa> but it seems 3 mp3s win me lol
[22:58] <LuisJa> bye
[22:59] <ryan__> is there anyway to access itunes music shares in rhythmbox?
[22:59] <ryan__> i tried adding a DAAP share from my windows box
[22:59] <gamepockets> Need some network help....
[23:00] <Dr_Willis> wildc4rd:  i recall ages ago once having to give the windows users a samba password(sudo smbpasswd -a USERNAME) , and an account on the linux box (with same username, as the windows box)  But i dont recall having to do that the last time i set up my home lan on ubuntu/windows.
[23:00] <terje> so I have installed Jaunty on a dell desktop.
[23:00] <linxeh> yey!
[23:00] <linxeh> :)
[23:01] <mobi-sheep> !yay | terje
[23:01] <ryan__> are you trying to print to a windows machine from ubuntu??
[23:01] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, it plays the opening video (company blurb, copy prtection blurb etc), then just crashes. Everything used to play fine until a few days ago. All my settings are default. With another DVD, it plays the main menu and after I select the item in the menu to play the movie it crashes.
[23:01] <panfist> i have inserted a usb drive, but nothing happened. how can i mount it manually
[23:01] <eseven73> !who | ryan__
[23:01] <toldiq> hi i have probolem wth irda
[23:01] <terje> When I boot from the HD, grub loads but won't boot at all. I get a blinking cursor. However, if I boot from the install CD and select 'boot from first harddrive' it boots off the hard disk just fine. What could be the problem I wonder?
[23:01] <bbryant> myxo: there's no harm in disabling something
[23:01] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: that sounds very strange indeed
[23:01] <BlindToSoundNG> mobi-sheep: I don't think you're understanding me. I want the 2nd monitor's window list to be on the 1st monitor's panel.
[23:01] <Jkessler> I'm trying to set up jaunty with an 80 gb drive for the system/swap and two 1tb drives in Raid 1 mirroring.  Is there a tutorial anywhere describing how to set this up?
[23:01] <toldiq> i found a patch but i do'n know how to patch
[23:01] <bbryant> I hate being scrolled up and reading things hours old
[23:01] <myxo> bbryant: if i can figure it out...
[23:02] <gamepockets> does anyone know how to transfer files between a win laptop and xubuntu mac?
[23:02] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, The same DVD's play without a hitch on my MacBook (running OSX)
[23:02] <tomek> #raciborz
[23:02] <bbryant> gamepockets: the easiest way is to use winscp
[23:02] <bbryant> and connect to an ssh server on the xubuntu system
[23:02] <gamepockets> is it ftp or...
[23:02] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, do you know where VLC might store some additional logs to pinpoint the problem?
[23:03] <myxo> i havent been able to find a guide for 9.04 disabling ipv6 yet
[23:03] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: and you say these worked on the same installation before
[23:03] <bbryant> gamepockets: it's file transfers done over an ssh connection
[23:03] <gamepockets> ssh?
[23:03] <Demonicdata> AGH
[23:03] <mobi-sheep> BlindToSoundNG: I don't know because I'm using a laptop and no external monitor.  You might want to ask Dr_Willis.  Windows List generally would list everything on the said monitor (for the panel).
[23:03] <Demonicdata> i fallowed someones advice and deleted the sqlite files and that didn't work either
[23:04] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, Yes, just a few days ago it started expressing this strange behaviour. The same thing occurs both on protected and non-protected DVD's.
[23:04] <BlindToSoundNG> That's my setup right now. Laptop with external monitor. Anyways, I'll ask Dr.
[23:05] <myxo> would the version 8 ipv6 disabling guide work on 9.04?
[23:05] <mobi-sheep> BlindToSoundNG: I understand what you're trying to do but do you think you can live with two panels, two windows list... in conjunction to their monitors?  Just a thought. :)
[23:05] <myxo> i assume not, i just dont know how different each release is
[23:06] <Xarver> Hello, I have a problem. With every web browser I try, flash isn't loading right. For example, on youtube videos I can't hear sound. And on weebls stuff the flash animation doesn't load fully. What's wrong? :(
[23:06] <BlindToSoundNG> mobi-sheep: Aww.. :(
[23:06] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, Hey, this is strange..., pulseaudio is not running. That might have something to do with it, or not?
[23:06] <unr3a1> hey all
[23:06] <ryan__> Xarver: how did you install flash?
[23:06] <Xarver> hi
[23:06] <BlindToSoundNG> mobi-sheep: My second monitor has very little space as it us, I don't really want to clog it up more, you know?
[23:06] <unr3a1> how can I upgrade to open office 3.1 in 9.04?
[23:06] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: no that would not be it.. I have been reading up on this just a sec
[23:06] <Xarver> ryan__: Of course. Otherwise the video wouldn't show at all\
[23:07] <eseven73> Xarver, he asked HOW
[23:07] <Xarver> oh
[23:07] <eseven73> ;)
[23:07] <Xarver> sorry
[23:07] <JKemp> @unr3al - Should show up in updates as it comes available...
[23:07] <Xarver> ryan__: I used the deb file or shell script from the official flash site
[23:07] <unr3a1> JKemp, and if I want to upgrade now?
[23:08] <usser> unr3a1, JKemp 3.1 wont appear in the 9.04 repos
[23:08] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: apparently something updated wrong or not at all like libdvdnav so... apparently if you install dvd::rip it should install all required dependencies that movie player and vlc need to play dvds.. could you try that first
[23:08] <mobi-sheep> unr3a1: Is the system updated?  You should be running OpenOffice 3.0.
[23:08] <ryan__> Xarver: maybe try installing it from the repo, i think its called flashplugin-nonfree
[23:08] <Demonicdata> there I just deleted the .mozilla. and uninstalled it all
[23:08] <usser> unr3a1, go to openoffice.org and download .debs for ubuntu
[23:08] <Xarver> ok
[23:08] <Demonicdata> then i reinstalled the top firefox(two listenings for firefox in synaptic) and it seems to work
[23:08] <unr3a1> usser: I didnt realize they had .debs available.  Thank you
[23:08] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, sure, I'll install DVD Rip.
[23:09] <bishop> joining
[23:09] <mobi-sheep> Xarver: Are you running Jaunty amd64?
[23:09] <Xarver> nope, 32 bit intel
[23:09] <tritium> unr3a1: better to use ubuntu -packaged .debs
[23:10] <Xarver> ryan__: Still doesn't workl
[23:10] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, whoa...31 packages pending...Fortunately they *are* small.
[23:10] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: yeah
[23:10] <unr3a1> tritium, what do you mean?
[23:10] <TheFunkbomb> anyone here?
[23:10] <Xarver> yes
[23:10] <myxo> vigo are you around?
[23:10] <sammy> trying to install on a computer previously running linux, boot hangs while talking to sda with "sda:" with different hard drives.
[23:10] <TheFunkbomb> weird.  my internet is down but IRC still works
[23:10] <ryan__> Xarver: not sure then, i installed flashplugin-nonfree and youtube works for me
[23:11] <tritium> unr3a1: I'm suggesting you use ubuntu packages of open office, not downloads from openoffiec.org
[23:11] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, finishing install, just a sec...
[23:11] <Xarver> ryan__: hmmm
[23:11] <myxo> thefunkbomb lol.
[23:11] <sammy> I didn't have to turn off apm or acpi when it was running gentoo, I don't assume I should need to now
[23:11] <tritium> !ooo | unr3a1
[23:11] <|ntegra|> TheFunkbomb: nice1
[23:11] <Xarver> ryan__: Youtube works but there is no sound even though my comp has sound
[23:11] <unr3a1> tritium, now why do you suggest that?
[23:11] <Xarver> But weebls stuff doesn't workl
[23:11] <TheFunkbomb> uh
[23:11] <ryan__> Xarver: you restarted firefox right?
[23:12] <Xarver> ryan__: yes, but it's all browsers
[23:12] <tritium> unr3a1: it's always preferable to use ubuntu-packaged software, to make sure it plays nicely with the package management system.
[23:12] <sammy> it gets the drive serial number, finds the geometry just fine, then locks up, no errors, can't alt-sysrq reboot
[23:12] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, OK, now I get a segfault, I'll pastebin the full output.
[23:12] <Xarver> ryan__: and am using opera
[23:12] <tritium> unr3a1: third parties don't always package things properly
[23:12] <sammy> if I didn't remove 'quiet' from the boot flags, it would just hang with a blinking cursor
[23:12] <myxo> it looks like i am just going to have to wait until my wireless router gets here... it shouldnt be so hard to connect to a WIRED internet connection.... for Linux sake....
[23:12] <ryan__> Xarver: hmm, im not sure, sorry i cant help. im still a beginner but im trying my best :)
[23:13] <unr3a1> is the apt-get openoffice.org 3.1 or 3.0?
[23:13] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, http://pastebin.ca/1431425
[23:13] <tritium> unr3a1: 3.0
[23:13] <Ultimate_darknes> !wireless
[23:13] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: just a moment
[23:14] <Xarver> Anyone else that can help me with my flash problem?
[23:14] <dupondje-> whats wrong with this: http://pastebin.com/d177d33c7 getting [: 6: unexpected operator
[23:14] <tritium> Xarver: you've installed it?  What is the problem?
[23:14] <JKemp> @Terminator Where u from ?
[23:14] <|ntegra|> Xarver: what is your flash problem?
[23:14] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: that error you pasted is a pulseaudio one
[23:14] <BlindToSoundNG> mobi-sheep: I added panel to the second monitor and added the window list. It just shows what's on the first monitor. :|
[23:14] <Xarver> tritium: all flash anims don't work... They play for 2 secs then stop. youtube videos have no sound.
[23:15] <unr3a1> tritium... alright... thanks for all the info
[23:15] <phaze74> Hi all. I need some help with reprepro. I have my own repo and I'm trying to permanently remove a package. I'm running "reprepro -b . remove jaunty packageName" in the repo directory and it says it succeeded, but when I do a apt-get update and apt-cache search I can still see the pkg. Is there another way to permanently remove packages from private repo's?
[23:15] <mobi-sheep> BlindToSoundNG: That shouldn't happen.  You're experiencing some kind of weird issue.  TwinView?
[23:15] <|ntegra|> wow, is that 8.10?
[23:15] <BlindToSoundNG> What?
[23:15] <tritium> Xarver: you installed it from flashplugin-nonfree?
[23:15] <Xarver> yes
[23:15] <ubuntumachine> anyone install E17 on 8.10????
[23:15] <Paddy_EIRE> try following this to fix pulseaudio troubles http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=789578&highlight=sound+stops+working
[23:15] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: ^
[23:15] <Xarver> tritium: |ntegra|: I'm on Ubuntu 9.04 gnome
[23:16] <BlindToSoundNG> mobi-sheep: What's TwinView?
[23:16] <tritium> Xarver: right, but can you please answer my question?
[23:16] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: also a reboot maybe required
[23:16] <mobi-sheep> BlindToSoundNG: Let me find you a link.
[23:16] <BlindToSoundNG> mobi-sheep: Alrighty.
[23:16] <Xarver> tritium: I already did. I said yes. I installed it from the website
[23:16] <Xarver> and the repos
[23:16] <tritium> Xarver: please use my nick so I see your response
[23:16] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, A reboot? Won't a simple logout/ login not suffice?
[23:17] <phaze74> How do you guys permanently remove packages from your repositories?
[23:17] <Demonicdata> any better firewall then firestarter
[23:17] <Xarver> ...
[23:17] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: you may also need to redo this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs#Setting%20DVD%20Region%20Codes
[23:17] <|ntegra|> personally I dont fox with that one, I go straight to get.adobe.com and get the tgz file > the safer (iMo) ticket
[23:17] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: no a full reboot
[23:17] <FranVarin> is there a way to enable intel extreme graphics 2 in ubuntu 9.04?
[23:17] <tritium> Xarver: website *and* repos?  Which?  What do you currently have installed?
[23:17] <tritium> FranVarin: see the 9.04 release notes about Intel graphics drivers issues.
[23:17] <Xarver> tritium: I originally installed from website, then tried to install the plugin from the repos. Still doesn't work
[23:17] <mobi-sheep> BlindToSoundNG:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=221174 :)
[23:18] <FranVarin> saw the note...looked like there was a workaround. is that true?
[23:18] <mobi-sheep> BlindToSoundNG: There are few different way.  Xinerama, TwinView, etc.  TwinView is popular choice.
[23:18] <JonSnow> hello, is there a keyserver that runs on port 80? I would like to launchpad PPA's key, but the default port (11371) is blocked by a firewall.
[23:18] <Xarver> tritium: So both. But youtube and such worked before and stopped strangely.
[23:18] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, OK, be back after the reboot...
[23:18] <tritium> Xarver: your problem may be from something the install from the website left behind that is currently breaking the flashplugin-nonfree install
[23:18] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: good luck :)
[23:18] <BlindToSoundNG> mobi-sheep: My laptop's grahpics are not nvidia, though, I don't think. Just stock integrated Intel.
[23:18] <Xarver> tritium: this happened before I installed the plugin from the repos
[23:19] <M1CH3L3> can anyone help me with "Logitech, Inc. QuickCam Pro" (result of lsusb) :(
[23:19] <thebrokenbox> could I get some help here?
[23:19] <christopher> new to linux and just wanted to know how do i install programs and get nice themes
[23:19] <mobi-sheep> BlindToSoundNG: Well don't worry about that.  Look at System --> Preferences --> Display (and) System --> Administration --> NVIDIA X Server Settings.  You are likely to find choices there to play with.
[23:19] <bmh> Hii all, Can anybody help to explain for me how can I recover my hard disk partition on ubuntu
[23:20] <BlindToSoundNG> mobi-sheep: I don't see that option.
[23:20] <bmh> I have used a diskpart in win7 and suddenly clean all partiion in my HDD
[23:20] <thebrokenbox> I just have one question, I have Ubuntu and no longer need my Linux Mint partition, how can I delete that partition to gain space for Ubuntu and make sure everything still works? :)
[23:20] <bmh> How can I recovery it by using the live CD Ubuntu?
[23:20] <changerOfSea> hey, I cant get virtual-desktops to change, I was messing around with compiz a little while ago, and now it doesnt work, any ideas?
[23:20] <sammy> christopher: you can use add/remove programs to add programs. you can find that in the ubuntu menu with the rest of the already installed applications
[23:21] <changerOfSea> thebrokenbox: gpartd?
[23:21] <tritium> bmh: you lost it using a win7 utility?  Better ask in #windows, in that case.
[23:21] <Xarver> tritium: SO what do I do? :|
[23:21] <sammy> does anyone have any suggestions for a livecd locking up after finding sda?
[23:21] <christopher> thanks smmy
[23:21] <thebrokenbox> changerOfSea, is it really as simple as that? I was just worried that my GRUB would be messed up afterwards.
[23:21] <mobi-sheep> BlindToSoundNG: System --> Adminstration --> Hardware Drivers (Did you enable it?)
[23:21] <christopher> sammy*
[23:21] <bmh> Tritium: But my disk is xfs and ext3 partition format
[23:21] <tritium> Xarver: don't know.  In the future, use ubuntu packages preferntially.  Install them first, and verify if they work, before trying third-party stuff.
[23:21] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, I'm back. Reboot didn't work, still exactly the same problem
[23:22] <mobi-sheep> BlindToSoundNG: Also, try ALT + F2 --> "gksudo nvidia-settings"
[23:22] <changerOfSea> thebrokenbox:i think you would have to edit the grub files afterwards
[23:22] <changerOfSea> not really sure
[23:22] <amr> hey guys i am now a doctor but 10 years ago i was playing with some programing languages like some basic and C but that was along time ago i did install linux on my pc and i want to start programing again so what are the best languages to write a ubuntu gnome apps in any one can just point me plz ?
[23:22] <Demonicdata> ok firefox now works fine that i'v deleted the .mozilla and did everything from scratch
[23:22] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: did you follow the pulseaudio guide and the dvd region set guide I sent
[23:22] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: if you did that was lightning fast
[23:22] <changerOfSea> hey, I cant get virtual-desktops to change, I was messing around with compiz a little while ago, and now it doesnt work, any ideas?
[23:22] <sammy> I didn't have to send noacpi or any odd pci flag to the kernel command line when using gentoo on this box
[23:22] <thebrokenbox> changerOfSea, oh okay, well I figured simply deleting it would be the easy part, have to figure out how to mess with the GRUB settings
[23:22] <sammy> amr: try python!
[23:23] <Gnea> sammy: this isn't gentoo
[23:23] <M1CH3L3> can anyone help me with "Logitech, Inc. QuickCam Pro" (result of lsusb) :((
[23:23] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: both these https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs#Setting%20DVD%20Region%20Codes and http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=789578&highlight=sound+stops+working that was what the reboot was for :P
[23:23] <Xarver> Does anyone know how to get the flash plugin working again? I installed flash and it worked for a while, then it all of a sudden stopped working well. It works, but: Youtube doesn't have sound playing, and any other flash animation or game etc. plays a few secs and then stops. What's wrong, what happened?
[23:23] <BlindToSoundNG> mobi-sheep: "gksudo nvidia-settings" resulted in nothing.
[23:23] <christopher> ah cool i found theme changer
[23:23] <mobi-sheep> BlindToSoundNG: I see.  What about Hardware Drivers?  No choices there?
[23:24] <changerOfSea> thebrokenbox: it should be just deleting the part of the file that tells grub to use your other partition as a boot partition
[23:24] <changerOfSea> hey, I cant get virtual-desktops to change, I was messing around with compiz a little while ago, and now it doesnt work, any ideas?
[23:24] <amr> sammy, python is i heared how easy it is but i want to make tar.gz like apps not just app.py app like you got me ?
[23:24] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, yes, I know, I did these before, that why it was so fast ;-)
[23:24] <BlindToSoundNG> Only for my Broadcom wireless card [Enabled].
[23:24] <Xarver> christopher: You can find themes online, just search gnome themes if your on gnome
[23:24] <thebrokenbox> changerOfSea okay cool thanks
[23:24] <bmh> I have a question to all. I have a HDD with somes partition ext3 + 1 partition xfs. I done wrong command in diskpart (window7 command) and I lost all partition in my HDD. Now I need to recovery it. Does anyone help me?
[23:24] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: oh I see
[23:24] <amr> sammy, i want to compile
[23:24] <Xarver> christopher: Then download the theme and then upload it with Appearance
[23:24] <christopher> i just love the liquid effects, is there other effects your windows can do?
[23:24] <sammy> Gnea: I know! the drive with gentoo on it is no longer in the box. I'm trying to install ubuntu, but it freezes while talking about sda
[23:24] <Gnea> !compile | amr
[23:24] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, pulseaudio still doesn't work, BTW
[23:25] <AirBreather> amr: C is still a great language.
[23:25] <phaze74> Hi. I have my own private repository and I'm trying to permanently remove a package. I'm running "reprepro -b . remove jaunty packageName" and it looks like it succeeds. But when I do an apt-get update and an apt-cache search on one of my servers I can still see the package. Is there something I'm missing?
[23:25] <sammy> if I didnt get rid of the "quiet" boot flag, it doesn't do anything but lock with a blinking cursor
[23:25] <BlindToSoundNG> mobi-sheep: Incase you didn't get that, I said: Only for my Broadcom wireless card [Which enabled]
[23:25] <sammy> I have no idea why it's just stopped working
[23:25] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: do you need pulseaudio
[23:25] <mobi-sheep> BlindToSoundNG: Then you don't really have a powerful laptop, I would assume?
[23:25] <Gnea> sammy: get rid of 'splash' too
[23:25] <JonSnow> hi
[23:25] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: if you dont I would remove it and stick with alsa
[23:25] <JonSnow> hi
[23:25] <JonSnow> hi
[23:25] <changerOfSea> thebrokenbox: np, any chance you know how to solve my problem?
[23:25] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, ALSA has always worked for me
[23:25] <JonSnow> hi
[23:25] <Gnea> !repeat | JonSnow
[23:25] <mobi-sheep> BlindToSoundNG: I'm sorry but the command I gave you... it worked for me.  Our system are different. :(
[23:26] <JonSnow> hi
[23:26] <JonSnow> hi
[23:26] <Gnea> JonSnow: bye.
[23:26] <BlindToSoundNG> mobi-sheep: No, not really. Dual core @ 1.6GHz, 2GB of RAM, integrated graphics. :S
[23:26] <thebrokenbox> changerOfSea, doubt it, I'm not really that good at solving linux problems as Im still pretty new to it. :P
[23:26] <amr> Gnea,  i know how to compile but i want to write the code then compile what is the best langiage to make gtk apps
[23:26] <|ntegra|> Xarver: these are all in firefox i presume? >you'll have to 'clean up' the other installation(s) ...apt-get will clean out one nicely (the two of them will be conflicting) and then $locate flash (inside .firefox prolly) and rm
[23:26] <changerOfSea> thebrokenbox: thanks anyway
[23:26] <Gnea> amr: ask in #gtk or #gimp
[23:26] <AirBreather> amr: You may find C++ more useful specifically for GNOME apps, I guess, due to the nature of Object-Oriented Programming.  But still, Python is the way to go, unless your application will be time-critical.
[23:26] <bmh> Anyone can help me to recover the ext3 and xfs partitions with Ubuntu? Has a program in ubuntu to do it?
[23:26] <Xarver> |ntegra|: It's in all browsers
[23:27] <mobi-sheep> BlindToSoundNG: Integrated Graphics.  Lulz... :)  I have to go.  Do the oil change.  See you later. :)
[23:27] <Gnea> bmh: testdisk and sfdisk tend to do a pretty good job
[23:27] <phaze74> Is there a better channel to ask package manager and repository questions?
[23:27] <BlindToSoundNG> mobi-sheep: D:! :(
[23:27] <amr> so python and C++ are the best
[23:27] <|ntegra|> yes, you've installed two that'r conflicting with eachother
[23:27] <Gnea> !best | amr
[23:27] <BlindToSoundNG> mobi-sheep: Thanks for the help. Thanks for trying.
[23:27] <vr_mex> I need to store a file in /root so i do sudo cd /root and i get sudo: cd: command not found ; what am i doing wrong?
[23:27] <mobi-sheep> BlindToSoundNG: I failed you. :(
[23:27]  * mobi-sheep exit
[23:27] <mobi-sheep> Err...
[23:27] <BlindToSoundNG> mobi-sheep: No worries, my friend.
[23:27] <amr> ubottu, i know but i mean in developing gtk apps
[23:28] <bmh> Gnea: Do sfdisk can recover the lost ext3 and xfs partitions? And if Yes, please tell me the command in sfdisk
[23:28] <iliketofrolic666> are there any programs to control ubuntu with voice like vista has?
[23:28] <Paddy_EIRE> iliketofrolic666: if it was like vista then it would be broken
[23:28] <Gnea> amr: this is #ubuntu, the Ubuntu Support Channel. We don't support exactly what you are asking for.  Please /join #gtk or #gimp or #gnome and ask there.  Thank you.
[23:29] <DragonLinux> hey all
[23:29] <AirBreather> vr_mex: Don't cd with sudo.  If you want to have a root terminal, do sudo su.  You can do sudo cp (source) (target) to get something into that folder, without having to have a root terminal.
[23:29] <Xarver> Hi Drag
[23:29] <iliketofrolic666> cute paddy, but that doesn't help me
[23:29] <Gnea> !recover | bmh
[23:29] <JonSnow> sorry, i asked this, but was logged off and didn't realize it.   hello, is there a keyserver that runs on port 80? I would like to launchpad PPA's key, but the default port (11371) is blocked by a firewall.
[23:29] <Paddy_EIRE> iliketofrolic666: yeah it does
[23:29] <DragonLinux> anyone know of an xchat script that announces your hardware config and os compatible with ubuntu ?
[23:29] <Gnea> bmh: start with those sites, they can point you in the right direction
[23:29] <iliketofrolic666> paddy i know what does and doesn't help me
[23:30] <bmh> Gnea: Thanks
[23:30] <hse-hoens> I upgraded to a newer version of ubuntu, and now my dual boot with windows xp is busted, is there any tutorial on how to ifix it anywhere? (i haven't found anything)
[23:30] <abird> Hello All
[23:30] <AirBreather> hse-hoens: What specifically is broken about your dual boot?  Are you no longer able to boot into Windows?  Is there a specific error message you get?
[23:30] <christopher> so 8.10 of ubuntu is the latest
[23:31] <hse-hoens> yeah grub comes up fine, but windows complains and BSODs when boot starts
[23:31] <AirBreather> christopher: 9.04 is the latest official release.
[23:31] <Paddy_EIRE> iliketofrolic666: well the short answer is no.. the long one is noooooooooooooooo
[23:31] <christopher> oh
[23:31] <cheese1756> I'm thinking of installing Ubuntu on an old computer, is it easy to install?
[23:31] <dsdeiz> ok, so i've removed network-manager, are there any problems that i might encounter?
[23:31] <Gnea> JonSnow: actually, all we got was a repeat of 'hi' and then you left... a keyserver? and what would you like to do with launchpad's PPA's key?
[23:31] <dsdeiz> heh
[23:31] <Xarver> cheese1756: yes
[23:31] <cheese1756> ok
[23:31] <cheese1756> I think i'll try it
[23:31] <vr_mex> AirBreather: thanks a lot ;-)
[23:31] <iliketofrolic666> Paddy_EIRE the long answer involves you being an idiot fan boy among other things....the short answer is I just found information proving you wrong
[23:32] <christopher> can i upgrade within my programs menu
[23:32] <tbird02> Hi, i need some help with a USB hard drive - it mounts as read only...
[23:32] <Paddy_EIRE> iliketofrolic666: hey mate I am not being a troll I was just being good humoured be a twat else where or you will be kicked
[23:32] <Gnea> tbird02: using what fs?
[23:32] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, I have followed the instructions for reinstalling pulseaudio again, will reboot, be back soon.
[23:32] <tbird02> fat32
[23:32] <AirBreather> christopher: gksudo update-manager -d
[23:32] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: no problem mate
[23:32] <hse-hoens> AirBreather i don't recall the exact error message off hand though
[23:32] <christopher> thanks
[23:32] <Gnea> tbird02: why not ntfs or ext3?
[23:32] <Xarver> cheese1756: Although if it's old Ubuntu might be a little sluggish. You might want to try Damn Small Linux if it's older than 2000
[23:33] <tbird02> umm i think its fat32. how do i find out?
[23:33] <Gnea> tbird02: df -Th
[23:33] <AirBreather> hse-hoens: It seems odd that an Ubuntu upgrade would damage Windows.  Are you able to access your Windows partition within Ubuntu?
[23:33] <cheese1756> It's a newish computer, not a netbook
[23:33] <Paddy_EIRE> iliketofrolic666: google is also handy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_speech_recognition_software#Native_Linux_speech_recognition
[23:33] <hse-hoens> AirBreather yes, I can access it, and I could boot to windows before the upgrade
[23:33] <hse-hoens> the windows partition was mounted during the upgrade
[23:33] <tbird02> says "no file systems processed"
[23:33] <Xarver> cheese1756: Then go for it. :)
[23:34] <cheese1756> Ok! Great
[23:34] <Gnea> tbird02: it does? where are you typing this?
[23:34] <tbird02> terminal
[23:34] <iliketofrolic666> Paddy_EIRE thank you
[23:34] <AirBreather> hse-hoens: Have you tried to repair the filesystem with fsck?
[23:34] <christopher> i can't find the command window where i input it
[23:34] <Gnea> tbird02: and you typed it exactly?  df -Th  it has to be df, followed by a space, then - a capital 'T' and a lowercase 'h'
[23:34] <hse-hoens> why would i repair an ntfs partition with fsck....
[23:35] <steven_> How do I disable keyrings? I do not want keyrings. I am tired of this keyring crap to connect to the wireless network
[23:35] <Gnea> hse-hoens: why would you attempt the impossible?
[23:35] <michele_> Hi, I have some problem with my Nvidia 9500 on my dell notebook. Some windows are not refreshed when using Compiz (they refresh only if maximized or changed the size). Any idea or suggestion?
[23:35] <hse-hoens> Gnea?
[23:35] <Gnea> hse-hoens?
[23:35] <AirBreather> hse-hoens:  Sorry, I had a lapse, ntfsfix?
[23:35] <AirBreather> ntfsfix from ntfsprogs
[23:35] <hse-hoens> Gnea don't understand your question
[23:35] <Gnea> hse-hoens: there is no fsck-program that will fix a ntfs partition.
[23:36] <AirBreather> Gnea: You meant to aim that one at me, I made that noob mistake
[23:36] <Gnea> tbird02: please keep the chat here
[23:36] <Gnea> AirBreather: oh ok :)
[23:36] <Gnea> hse-hoens: sorry
[23:36] <tbird02> i typed it wrong. /dev/sdb1  fuseblk    466G   82G  385G  18% /media/Backup
[23:36] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, rebooted, now even the welcome bongo's of Ubuntu suddenly get cut off. Now I mention it, that's when the incidents started...
[23:37] <Gnea> tbird02: hrm, fat32 wouldn't be using the fuse block device... it would be using vfat
[23:37] <Gnea> tbird02: looks more like ntfs to me
[23:38] <tbird02> the thing is it mounts fine and i can see it on the desktop
[23:38] <Gnea> tbird02: can you pastebin the output of the dmesg command please?
[23:38] <tbird02> but i can't write to it
[23:38] <AirBreather> !info ntfs-config
[23:38]  * felix_ fears the electric storm that is being created over madrid sky
[23:38] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, I hope the devs get it right sometime. Sound is a total mess on the Linux desktop. All those different servers having to cooperate with eachother...
[23:39] <Gnea> AirBreather: yeah, that might help, but I'm thinking he just needs to ntfsfix it
[23:39]  * bc wonders why 208 pages worth of book published by Cambridge Univ. Press is a whopping $83 USD.
[23:40] <dreamy> could i get the firmware drivers for my realtek ? wich ones do i have now ? opensource?
[23:40] <tbird02> gnea: http://pastebin.ca/1431447
[23:40] <bc> apologies for OT; I'll shut up.
[23:40] <whileimhere> I have two sets of command line commands that I need to run once in awhile. One is sudo opt/lampp/lampp stop and the other is the same but start. Is there a way to put this as a set of icons on my panel?
[23:40] <dreamy> are there realtek drivers for linux  ? :S
[23:40] <AirBreather> whileimhere: Right-click your panel -> Add to Panel, add a custom application launcher
[23:41] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: that is what pulseaudio is here to solve.. its just having teething troubles.. but its a step in the right direction
[23:41] <Ciros> How do I restart x11 without rebooting?
[23:41] <AirBreather> Ciros: Ctrl + Alt + Backspace (disabled by default in Jaunty)
[23:41] <__ed__> ctrl alt bksp
[23:42] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, would an output of what happens when I start pulseaudio be helpful to you? Some errors as well, relating to ALSA-sinks...
[23:42] <Ciros> AirBreather: well, yeah am in jaunty, but x11 has stoped properly responding, I know there is a shell command too.   I wouldnt be on irssi, if everything was responding.
[23:43] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: sorry but I am weak when it comes to pulseaudio
[23:43] <tbird02> gnea: http://pastebin.ca/1431447
[23:43] <AirBreather> Ciros: Go to a tty, and do sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[23:43] <Gnea> tbird02: odd... could I please ask you to pastebin the output of this command as well:  sudo fdisk -l /dev/sdb
[23:43] <Ciros> that is what i needed.  thanks
[23:43] <Paddy_EIRE> !nozap | Ciros
[23:43] <Paddy_EIRE> !dontzap | Ciros
[23:43] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, Thank you for helping me thus far, do you know someone on this channel that has good knowledge regarding pulse?
[23:44] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: the only other place I can recommend is #ubuntu-offtopic although then again they may redirect you here
[23:44] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: worth a try though
[23:44] <tbird02> gnea: http://pastebin.ca/1431451
[23:44] <Gnea> !pulseaudio | matreya6
[23:46] <Gnea> tbird02: well, that says it's using 7, which is the NTFS disk label, so it must be NTFS.  give this a shot:  sudo umount /media/Backup && sudo ntfsfix /dev/sdb1
[23:47] <Gnea> matreya6: what are you trying to do with pulse?
[23:47] <tbird02> gnea: sudo: ntfsfix: command not found
[23:47] <matreya6> Gnea, thanks for the pointer. I knew that already. I have heard lots of cursing about pulseaudio, but I'm willing to brave the hickups of this infant it will result in a clean sound system for the Linux desktop. Right now, it sends some people that I know back to Windows... :-( Not me, I'm running Linux since Suse 6.4 (2000 I guess...)
[23:47] <AirBreather> tbird02: ntfsfix comes with the ntfsprogs package, so if that command does not work, then you should do sudo apt-get install ntfsprogs
[23:48] <dsdeiz> hi, where can i find a tutorial about real transparency?