[16:33] <vlada> Does anyone know why WM/compiz or whatever sometimes stop redrawing content of screen? It happens with Firefox and Chrome only.
[16:33] <hehehe> yes thats my idea
[16:33] <Capprentice> Any one using Cryptkeeper on Ubuntu 13.10 ?
[16:34] <reisio> Capprentice: probably someone
[16:34] <reisio> vlada: 'cause it's buggy, or your hardware is, or both
[16:34] <hehehe> KyouReeUs4nfo: new box need old root pass or not?
[16:34] <hehehe> to access files
[16:34] <KyouReeUs4nfo> hehehe: root pass? which OS is it?
[16:34] <hehehe> Ubuntu
[16:35] <hehehe> files owned by root
[16:35] <vlada> reisio, Happens with all software! Any chance someone has a workaround?
[16:35] <Kottizen> Hi everyone. This is the case: On Thursday next week, everyone in my year is going to take the same national test. The test is in Swedish (I'm Swedish), and we're supposed to write an essay. The headmaster said that no computers could be used, because they had no realistic way of stopping cheaters. If I could present a functional solution though, he would happily consider using it, allowing us to write on our laptops.
[16:35] <Kottizen> The easiest and most secure way seems to be to run a live CD, with a customized system that lacks network drivers and pretty much all software except Libreoffice Writer. The automatically signed in user should not be able to gain root access. Does such live system exist, so I can just burn it, or would I have to create and customize my own live system?
[16:35] <hehehe> ok I got it
[16:35] <KyouReeUs4nfo> hehehe: hehehe
[16:35] <hehehe> root can reassign files ownership
[16:35] <hehehe> so its cool
[16:35] <hehehe> now i can sell ebook - how to copy your server
[16:36] <reisio> vlada: use another wm
[16:36] <Capprentice> Is cryptkeeper even working ? I have followed the steps mentioned in Noobslab page and installed the patched version of Unity. Whitelistes Cryptkeeper. But when Im tyring to fire it up, it crashed instantly with a "segmentation fault" error. Whats wrong ? How do I troubleshoot this ?
[16:36] <dw1> Kottizen: how will you stop reboot into another os
[16:36] <reisio> vlada: or another graphics driver
[16:36] <reisio> vlada: or other graphics hardware
[16:36] <reisio> or any combination of those
[16:37] <dw1> Kottizen: cant watch all screens all the time :/
[16:37] <vlada> reisio, send me some GeForce hardware, please!
[16:37] <vlada> :)
[16:37] <Kottizen> dw1: The teacher collecting the test will grab the computer, plug in a network cable and transfer the essay. They'll notice if the wrong OS is booted. (There will be network drivers, but only for ethernet - not wifi.)
[16:37] <hehehe> also there is Gnome desktop, but where is Snowhite desktop?
[16:38] <reisio> vlada: k
[16:38] <reisio> hehehe: <-
[16:38] <KyouReeUs4nfo> hehehe: not here
[16:38] <Capprentice> Kottizen: You can use slitaz.
[16:38] <Capprentice> hehehe !
[16:38] <Capprentice> Im laughting okay..
[16:40] <dw1> Kottizen: could put a secret CMOS password on it so they cant reboot :)
[16:40] <Kottizen> Capprentice: Looks promising, I'll give it a try!
[16:40] <Capprentice> (y)
[16:40] <Capprentice> okay
[16:41] <Kottizen> dw1: Heh, I guess that's one option :) If anyone actually reboots and cheats, that's probably what they'll do
[16:41] <RFleming> Greetings.  Does anyone know how to link a local linux account with a domain account
[16:41] <RFleming> ?
[16:41] <reisio> Kottizen: so...
[16:41] <dw1> Kottizen: thats what you can do to prevent them booting
[16:41] <reisio> Kottizen: what is it you're trying to keep people from doing?
[16:42] <Kottizen> reisio: People should only be able to access a word processor
[16:43] <Kottizen> dw1: It's unfortunately not a realistic option as the teachers aren't that techy :/ The solution has to be a "just works" one
[16:44] <reisio> Kottizen: okay, and what about the answer to my question
[16:44] <KyouReeUs4nfo> RFleming: no clue, if this would help though https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ActiveDirectoryWinbindHowto
[16:44] <Kottizen> reisio: oh, sorry - they should not be able to cheat in the most obvious ways, i.e. no network access and no access to the host's hard drive
[16:44] <Capprentice> Umm...create a system of your own using https://susestudio.com
[16:44] <Capprentice> Kottizen: https://susestudio.com
[16:45] <Danielss89> Hi, i just ssh’ into a ubuntu instance
[16:45] <reisio> Kottizen: mmm, well
[16:45] <reisio> Kottizen: using their own computers?
[16:45] <RFleming> KyouReeUs4nfo, Thanks.  I've joined the domain, can log in with my domain credentials and everything works that way... but I'd rather use my local account and have it associated with my domain account.
[16:45] <Danielss89> and i want to add my key to they authorized_keys in ~/.ssh
[16:45] <Danielss89> but the folder is not there :S
[16:45] <reisio> Kottizen: unfortunately, while it's _incredibly rare_, booting a live OS _can_ hose things, including actual hardware
[16:45] <Kottizen> reisio: all students have their own laptops provided by the school
[16:45] <reisio> Kottizen: it's just not a good idea
[16:45] <reisio> Kottizen: oh provided by the school, so you know all the hardware?
[16:46] <Kottizen> yes, everyone's got the same hardware
[16:46] <KyouReeUs4nfo> RFleming: how would that help?
[16:46] <Kottizen> Capprentice: I've thought of that (used it when it was new!) - but do you know if it's possible to omit wlan drivers with suse studio?
[16:46] <cfhowlett> Kottizen suse is not supported here
[16:47] <Kottizen> oh, sorry
[16:47] <reisio> Kottizen: you could make an image that has no FS support and only allows access to a single web-based word processor and only a web browser to get there, sure
[16:47] <RFleming> KyouReeUs4nfo, I went through likewise-open5, which doesn't add domain users to the local system, so assigning a domain user to a group is a PITA
[16:47] <ckindley> Hi all. Mad success on the PXE booting front; I just had to muddle my way through NFS config to make sure NFSv3 was supported. Still no easy workaround for Ubuntu NFSv4 root at the moment, per my research.
[16:47] <reisio> Kottizen: I suggest starting with sysresccd
[16:48] <reisio> Kottizen: http://www.sysresccd.org/Sysresccd-manual-en_How_to_personalize_SystemRescueCd
[16:48] <ckindley> My current problem is that, since /etc/network/interfaces contains "iface eth0 inet maual" and its address is received from the DHCP server pre-boot, the booted system has no nameserver in resolv.conf
[16:49] <reisio> Kottizen: a better long term approach might be to turn all the laptops into terminals that use remote filesystem data always, so you don't have to boot a live os
[16:49] <ckindley> So, no name resolution, and thus no LDAP accounts, and thus no access to my lab computers :(
[16:49] <ckindley> My dhcp server does have option domain-name-servers <IP of nameserver>;"
[16:50] <ckindley> Other dhcp clients get the nameserver just fine
[16:51] <Kottizen> reisio: that would be the ideal solution, but I highly doubt the school's wireless network would sustain that :/ thank you for the tip about sysresccd though, I'll definitely look into it!
[16:52] <mic_e> hi, how would I get GL working with an AMD 690G chipset?
[16:52] <mic_e> in the worst case, I think software acceleration would be fine too
[16:52] <ckindley> reisio: Sounds like an awesome idea. I'm trying to push a similar thing at my k-8 school with some of the new ASUS linux netbooks
[16:53] <Capprentice> Kottizen: May be possible, not sure. You can use Remastersys to create a customized version of Ubuntu by removing all drivers and everything else except Writer,
[16:54] <Capprentice> Question: How to diagnose "segmentation fault" ?
[16:54] <reisio> Kottizen: you could also implement just an authentication/access to local data system that uses the wireless
[16:54] <reisio> Kottizen: but it'd probably take more work than just adding more wireless routers would
[16:54] <KyouReeUs4nfo> RFlemming: so currently, you are on a domain (using likewise..) and would like to use your local user credentials instead and still be part of domain?
[16:55] <reisio> ckindley: I s'pose it could be useful in many ways, to restrict access
[16:55] <reisio> for Kottizen's thing, though... people should really be able to "write" and essay with a pen or pencil, long hand
[16:55] <reisio> an*
[16:55] <hehehe> pen
[16:55] <hehehe> are you kidding?
[16:56] <reisio> hehehe: nope
[16:56] <Kottizen> that's what I thought too
[16:56] <hehehe> to force people use pen, thats too much
[16:56] <bluetrees> When trying to print (Canon MP280) I get "unplugged or turned off" and can't print, obviously.  How do I fix this?!
[16:56] <Kottizen> it's four hours, no break ):
[16:56] <hehehe> I recall sitting exams where i had to use pen
[16:56] <hehehe> and examiner could not read well what I wrote
[16:56] <seko> i can't find  option "Install Ubuntu alongside windows 8"  when i try to install Ubuntu 13.10
[16:57] <reisio> bluetrees: did you plug it in?
[16:57] <hehehe> well  at least I can use pen, maybe many already cant :D
[16:57] <bluetrees> Yes, reisio, it's plugged in.
[16:57] <reisio> Kottizen: sounds like an absurd testing scheme, then
[16:57] <reisio> Kottizen: computer or not
[16:57] <reisio> bluetrees: did you turn it on?
[16:57] <bluetrees> It's on :^ )
[16:57] <seko> i can't find  option "Install Ubuntu alongside windows 8"  when i try to install Ubuntu 13.10  ??
[16:58] <reisio> bluetrees: did you connect it?
[16:58] <bluetrees> Yes, reisio...it's been fine but after installing new ink cartridge that's all I get "unplugged" etc.
[16:59] <ckindley> Anyone, how to set static DNS on a PXE-booted system?
[16:59] <seko> i can't find  option "Install Ubuntu alongside windows 8"  when i try to install Ubuntu 13.10  !!
[17:01] <reisio> bluetrees: you try unplugging & replugging?
[17:02] <bluetrees> Yes, I did, reisio.
[17:03] <bluetrees> Additionally, reisio, when I click to dropdown "System settings...", "Displays...", etc., "Printers..." shows nothing.
[17:04] <g1_> Help!  WiFi shows connected. But there's no internet. Tried  every solution, nothing worked. Broadcom  BCM3413 driver
[17:04] <P1ro> wich should best driver for ati xpress200 (integrate desktop video) i reading and looks like is not suported bye the fglrx, cant some1 recomend a good dirver for it?
[17:04] <g1_> Wired connection works fine.
[17:04] <seko> i can't find  option "Install Ubuntu alongside windows 8"  when i try to install Ubuntu 13.10  , anyone can help  ??
[17:05] <Newani> /die
[17:05] <reisio> seko: what options do you see?
[17:05] <notroot> hrm
[17:06] <notroot> nazi have taken over #debian
[17:06] <seko> erase disk and install ubuntu
[17:06] <reisio> notroot: nah
[17:06] <ikonia> notroot: nothing to do with this channel - so please keep it out
[17:06] <reisio> seko: that's one option?
[17:06] <seko> something else
[17:06] <reisio> seko: something else sounds like the better choice
[17:06] <g1_> seko, click on select the partition manually or something. The last option
[17:06] <g1_> seko: yeah.. Something else
[17:06] <notroot> nazis from #ubuntu have taken over ;) ... it was a lame joke about the -v on ~root
[17:07] <notroot> sorry
[17:07] <reisio> notroot: clearly
[17:07] <P1ro> anoyne has test the PPA oibaf for ati ?
[17:07] <seko> ok  , but i want to make windows 8 bootloader is master not ubuntu bootloader !!
[17:08] <ckindley> I'm gonna try purging network-manager and resolvconf, setting DNS manually in resolv.conf.
[17:09] <jackbrown> hello Does anyone have experience with Optimus and HDMI Output ?
[17:10] <notroot_> i apologize
[17:11] <KyouReeUs4nfo> Question: If I copy user information for one user from /etc/pass /etc/shadow onto another computer, will that user be able to log in on that other computer? Let's assume, I can copy the files on a USB stick and copy the text from files.
[17:12] <KyouReeUs4nfo> Forgot to mention both computers have same OS.
[17:13] <aynstein> hrm
[17:15] <aynstein> whats the deal with zentyal
[17:15] <ckindley> Hmm. Weird. Logging in with LDAP user credentials succeeds, screen goes blank, returns me to lightdm login after a bit.
[17:15] <aynstein> any one know if its under active dev?
[17:18] <cfhowlett> !info zentyal
[17:18] <txd> hello
[17:20] <aynstein> brilliant
[17:20] <OerHeks> aynstein, it is active > http://doc.zentyal.org/en/installation.html
[17:20] <balam> Hello everybody
[17:23] <zimbo> how can record a portion of my screen ( i want to record some programming examples )
[17:23] <houkouonchi-home> anyone know why trusty would not automatically run a fsck on / at boot when the file-system is marked 'clean with errors' and instead goes read-only on every boot?
[17:24] <Beldar> !trusty | houkouonchi-home
[17:24] <cfhowlett> houkouonchi-home trusty support = #ubuntu+1 until it's officially released
[17:24] <zimbo> while i am describing it ( with that being recorded as well )
[17:27] <ssy09> Hallo, ich brauche einmal unterstützung
[17:27] <SonikkuAmerica> !de | ssy09
[17:27] <KyouReeUs4nfo> RFleming: would matching your local user credentials with that of domain user credentials help?
[17:29] <RFleming> KyouReeUs4nfo, it's so crazy, it just might work.
[17:30] <cfhowlett> zimbo instanbul desktop recorder will grab a specified screen section.  record and overlay your narration with openshot.
[17:30] <KyouReeUs4nfo> RFleming: :) let me know if it does.
[17:31] <RFleming> I will in a few... have a few other things on the burner.
[17:31] <cfhowlett> zimbo scuzi! seems instanbul grabs sound as well!
[17:32] <Paperboy> what other recomanded channels are there on freenode?
[17:32] <Pici> !alis
[17:32] <cfhowlett> Paperboy you mean out of the several THOUSAND??
[17:33] <GeneralWolf> hi to ll
[17:33] <GeneralWolf> hi to all
[17:33] <cfhowlett> GeneralWolf greetings
[17:39] <jan> files
[17:42] <myhau> hi I got a question. does system free memory after memory leak in some way ?
[17:42] <vanishing> if you end that process
[17:45] <GeneralWolf> hello cZupa
[17:47] <neredsenvy> Is there a quick way to install all the core/essential PHP extensions /
[17:48] <GeneralWolf> any tester for ubuntu 14.04
[17:48] <GeneralWolf> ?
[17:48] <vanishing> GeneralWolf: I think you will want to check out #ubuntu+1
[17:48] <LordDeath> are kde-related questions allowed here?
[17:50] <nameless> any body knows marati here
[17:53] <selina345> anybody install heroku toolbelt on ubuntu?
[17:53] <selina345> need help~
[17:55] <gswain> im sure every is asking this but anyone know anything about 14.04?
[17:56] <vanishing> !trusty
[17:56] <reisio> gswain: probably more to know by month's end :p
[17:59] <ckindley> Oh my freegin bajeezus
[17:59] <ckindley> Why, oh WHY, does Ubuntu use /etc/ldap/ldap.conf for StartTLS configuration? No wonder I wasted so much time!
[17:59] <ckindley> Sigh.
[18:01] <monoton> hi what is the meaning of "nobinonly" ?
[18:03] <Pici> monoton: likely referring to that it is not a binary only build
[18:04] <monoton> Pici: what does that mean?
[18:04] <Pici> monoton: probably that it contains more than just the executable itself.
[18:04] <monoton> it doesn't contain a binary? (aka the program file) or it doesn't containd ONLY the binary, but also other things like documantation and pictures or
[18:05] <monoton> aha ok. I though all packages had more than the binary :-)
[18:05] <Pici> monoton: Probably the binonly build is default, and this is how they denote that this is not that build
[18:06] <monoton> aha
[18:06] <monoton> as long as it isn't missing the binary I'm happy :D
[18:09] <MarGul> Is there a easy way to see if you integrated(on a laptop) webcam is broken? When I try cheese it shows me nothing. When I try with skype my webcam starts for around 3 seconds then it shuts down
[18:11] <bekks> MarGul: Then it isnt broken, but the software trying to use it has problems somehow.
[18:11] <MarGul> It just happened all of a sudden with skype. Should I maybe try and reinstall it?
[18:12] <MarGul> or try another software then cheese or skype maybe to see if its a software issue
[18:13] <mic_e> how can I get 3d acceleration with an ATI 690G?
[18:14] <dw1> cheese is buggy with my cam too
[18:14] <dw1> dunno bout skype havent really tested
[18:15] <ckindley> ldapsearch works, but logging in as user spits out a ton of "nss_ldap: could not search LDAP server - Server is unavailable"
[18:15] <ckindley> I thought I picked Ubuntu for my lab computers because it was a  simpler setup than Gentoo. Reevaluating. :P
[18:16] <ph8> hi all. I'm on windows and i'm just setting up a connection to my work ubuntu 13.10 machine. What's the best way to get a good (preferably multi screen) remote desktop experience. Is it still freenx?
[18:16] <ryan-c_> Is anyone here using nvidia's binary drivers with xinerama?
[18:17] <ryan-c_> ph8: have you considered running an X server on windows and using x forwarding with ssh?
[18:17] <gswain> is there any way to partition a single raid set in the installer to run / /boot and swap on it in the ubuntu installer? Im trying this in debian and it only lets me have one partition per raid set
[18:17] <ryan-c_> freenx is probably going to be faster though
[18:17] <ph8> it's not a bad idea but ideally i want to assume the session that is currently active on the machine (which i locked before i left the office) ryan-c
[18:18] <ryan-c_> gswain: what raid level?
[18:18] <gswain> raid 1
[18:18] <ryan-c_> gswain: I've done /boot on a RAID1, but it's been a while.
[18:18] <gswain> ah ok
[18:19] <ryan-c_> gswain: getting grub to install on both MBRs and handle one of the disks failing is tricky - make sure you test your config.
[18:19] <ryan-c_> gswain: also, you need to use a raid metadata format that puts the superblock at the end of the partition.
[18:19] <ryan-c_> one sec, let me look up which one that was
[18:20] <gswain> kk
[18:20] <donofrio> need help so much "[drm:i915_set_reset_status] *ERROR* render ring hung inside bo"
[18:20] <ryan-c_> gswain: you need metadata=1.0, the default, 1.2 may not work.
[18:21] <T4b> Is Lubuntu configured to do power saving by default which can make it inaccessible via ssh?
[18:21] <ryan-c_> er
[18:21] <ryan-c_> i phrased that unclearly
[18:21] <ryan-c_> use metadata=1.0 - the default is 1.2 which may not work.
[18:21] <T4b> I'm getting timeouts from a remote computer which should be turned on with Lubuntu.
[18:22] <T4b> (no, I can't check right now)
[18:23] <hydruid> T4b: on a laptop yes but I don't think it's enabled by default on a desktop
[18:23] <hydruid> T4b: even then, as long as the laptop doesn't shut it should respond
[18:23] <ryan-c_> gswain: Also, I seem to recall that setting the metadata version cannot be done from the installer interface - I think hit alt-f1 from the expert/text installer and re-created manually with mdadm.
[18:23] <T4b> But strangely it answers to pings. Is it possible the router answers those? It is configured to give it's external IP to that computer, but I don't trust it do behave like it should, it's a piece of shit from the network provider.
[18:24] <T4b> (background: I'm trying to ssh into a computer (not laptop) over the internet. It sits behind a router)
[18:24] <law> wc
[18:24] <hydruid> T4b: without getting on the computer there is no way to tell which one is responding
[18:25] <hydruid> T4b: in other words, you'll have to physically look at it :P
[18:25] <ryan-c_> and looping back to your original question, yes, you can convert a non-raid /boot to raid1, I'd recommend leaving some space between the partitions if you're going to do that (or put in a 16MB 'dummy' partition).
[18:26] <danslo> I may have accidentally deleted some packages in ubuntu and now my notifications look like this: http://i.imgur.com/c4lEZmy.png - what should I do/install?
[18:26] <T4b> hydruid: Damn. Thanks anyway.
[18:29] <donofrio> lshw -C video returns   product: Xeon E3-1200 v2/3rd Gen Core processor Graphics Controller
[18:30] <ryan-c_> ph8: I don't think freenx will let you do that - i think you're stuck with vnc in that case.
[18:30] <ckindley> "nss_ldap: could not search LDAP server - Server is unavailable"
[18:30] <ph8> oh dear :(
[18:30] <ph8> i guess i'd settle for a parallel session
[18:30] <ckindley> But confs are ok and ldapsearch works fine.
[18:30] <ph8> but grudingly *g*
[18:31] <ckindley> any thoughts anyone?
[18:32] <ryan-c_> ph8: I think there are some weird proxy x servers that will let you do what you want, but you'd have to have already been using them.
[18:38] <qw> which are the best video editing softwares?
[18:39] <studentz> qw kdenlive
[18:39] <qw> studentz: thanksx
[18:41] <levo> i accidentally changed /usr/bin permissions to drwxr-x--- 2 root root , now everything's locked in /usr/bin so now i can't even use sudo, my user has root privileges, but i can't use sudo to log in to it. any help?
[18:41] <`ryban> Greetings!
[18:42] <dw1> levo: if repair command prompt doesnt work boot a livecd and mount the files then update perms, i think
[18:42] <studentz> qw there is also pitivi, openshot, avidemux, cinerella.  My advice is go to the web sites and check which community is active, so the project.
[18:43] <dw1> levo: chmod -R 755 bin
[18:43] <dw1> levo: yeah command prompt should work you'll be root
[18:44] <sadpuppy> anonymous gun shipments in
[18:44] <dw1> levo: boot and choose (advanced) from menu, then command prompt - know it ?
[18:44] <movedx> I have servers that cannot talk to key servers to get repository GPG keys, so I'm wondering if I can add the GPG to a mirror of the repo in a manner that apt-get will see and retreive?
[18:44] <dw1> levo: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveryMode
[18:45] <qw> studentz: thanks for your extra efforts
[18:45] <donofrio> anyone else running ubuntu on current generation of hp desktop's?
[18:45] <qw> i ll look into it
[18:45] <donofrio> this is for my system3 daily driver - http://tinyurl.com/standingatwork2014 (the system to the far right is the one having this i915 issues....)
[18:46] <donofrio> [drm:i915_context_is_banned] *ERROR* context hanging too fast, declaring banned!
[18:47] <donofrio> seems like its a kernel issue (I'm running Linux donofrio-HP-Compaq-Pro-6300-MT 3.13.0-22-generic #44-Ubuntu SMP Wed Apr 2 20:05:40 UTC 2014 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux)
[18:47] <donofrio> need help....
[18:48] <donofrio> anyone else here using intel video?
[18:48] <rymate1234> oh i am
[18:49] <rymate1234> an old one
[18:49] <daftykins> !anyone | donofrio
[18:49] <daftykins> damn it ubottu
[18:49] <studentz> Problem with nvidia 650M: ubuntu 13.1,bumblebee 3.21,and nvidia 331 driver. The unity  launcher hides, but a shadow persist in the launcher area. That area interfere  with other apps. Any advice ? Thanks
[18:50] <donofrio> rymate1234, is it xeon labled? part of the "Xeon E3-1200 v2/3rd Gen Core processor Graphics Controller" video chipset (onboard video I'm guessing - its a work desktop)
[18:51] <hahuang65> hey guys, I was wondering if anyone has tips on how to use ndiswrapper on a fresh Ubuntu 13.10 install with no access to the network?
[18:51] <donofrio> I mean I could go back to 12.04 or something like that but in past these issue if uncorrected return once I update enough
[18:51] <daftykins> hahuang65: can you not plug in wired just to set it up?
[18:51] <yorwos> hi guyz , i need or opinion on something .... if i build midi controller boards to sell do i need to buy iso licences or something to sell around ?
[18:51] <daftykins> hahuang65: ndiswrapper should be avoided as much as possible
[18:51] <daftykins> yorwos: that doesn't sound like it has anything to do with ubuntu whatsoever
[18:52] <donofrio> hahuang65, I agree ndis layer was only used 10 years ago to fake your network card driver
[18:52] <hahuang65> daftykins: there's no choice. I cannot access a wire from this room, it's wifi adapter only :\ so I'd have to install ndiswrapper at some point anyway
[18:52] <donofrio> hahuang65,  no need for it now-a -days
[18:52] <yorwos> yea i know dafty didnt know where to ask thought this is my best shot for now :D
[18:52] <hahuang65> donofrio: fricking Netgear A6200 wifi adapter is apparently not supported.
[18:52] <donofrio> hahuang65, move the host or get a longer wire
[18:52] <hahuang65> donofrio: that's not an option.
[18:52] <daftykins> hahuang65: what chipset does that use?
[18:53] <yorwos> i do have another one question thats ubuntu related though
[18:53] <hahuang65> daftykins: chipset of the machine?
[18:53] <donofrio> hahuang65, hu?  server, huge desktop that is so heavy it cannot be moved?  no access to 50ft cat5 cable?
[18:53] <qw> what is the function of layer.com site?
[18:53] <daftykins> hahuang65: no the wireless device :)
[18:53] <jcastro> We're doing a Juju Charm school at the top of the hour, The topic is Juju Plugins:  http://ubuntuonair.com, we'll be taking questions in #juju
[18:53] <rymate1234> donofrio, no
[18:53] <rymate1234> sorru
[18:53] <rymate1234> sorry
[18:54] <hahuang65> donofrio: i can get a 50ft cat5 cable and lay it from the 2nd floor down to the basement. but I would be dead cuz the gf would kill me.
[18:54] <hahuang65> daftykins: not sure, how do I check
[18:54] <donofrio> hahuang65, it's only temporary till you get the updated files or etc...
[18:54] <daftykins> hahuang65: if it's USB, 'lsusb', if it's PCI/PCI-E, 'lspci'
[18:54] <hahuang65> daftykins: oh yeah, I saw that in lsusb
[18:54] <hahuang65> donofrio: what do the updated files do for me?
[18:55] <hahuang65> donofrio: I thought there just wasn't driver support.... hold on, lemme get the info for daftykins
[18:55] <daftykins> hahuang65: there's no need to stretch a cable to where you want to use this thing, just use it beside your router and set it up once, then you can move it where you want
[18:55] <donofrio> hahuang65, no idea "just suggesting" hardline is best for driver updates when wifi is not working
[18:55] <jhutchins> hahuang65: Drop it down an air duct.
[18:55] <donofrio> daftykins, agreed
[18:56] <donofrio> anyways anyone use the intel video chipsets daily on 14.04?
[18:56] <hahuang65> daftykins: bah, I'm not at that computer now. I'm at work but I thought I had the info pasted somewhere. I guess not.
[18:57] <tgm4883> !14.04 | donofrio
[18:57] <yorwos> i installed home var and tmp in different partitions, supposing i want a fresh install  but keep my old home folder , whats the easier method ? install in 1 partition and then somehow make it see old home instead or copy all files from old home to new ?
[18:57] <hahuang65> donofrio: daftykins: in any case, I was searching around for support of this adapter online and everyone seems to say there's no linux support and ndiswrapper is the way to go... some of these were dated around october 2013 so fairly recent.
[18:58] <daftykins> donofrio: have you got your exact processor model # from /proc/cpuinfo? i was looking it up for fun on http://ark.intel.com/products/series/75143
[18:58] <yorwos> im mostly interested on my desktop's panels preferences and shortcuts
[18:58] <yorwos> all the rest from home i dont really need
[18:58] <donofrio> daftykins, I can provide anything you ask for standing next to the desktop now (-:
[18:58] <hahuang65> daftykins: I actually got ndiswrapper from sourceforge and got the driver to install, and it seemed to think the device was present, but I couldn't access the device or anything to turn it on.
[18:58] <hahuang65> daftykins: like this:
[18:58] <hahuang65> bcmwlhigh6: driver installed
[18:58] <hahuang65> device (0846:xxxx) present.
[18:58] <hahuang65> that's the exact driver in fact
[18:59] <yorwos> ./who *.gr :)
[18:59] <donofrio> daftykins, Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3570 CPU @ 3.40GHz
[18:59] <daftykins> donofrio: 0o that's not a xeon at all - heh
[19:00] <yorwos> 4greek users in ubuntu mirc servers nice :D
[19:00] <yorwos> :/
[19:00] <Pici> !gr
[19:01] <daftykins> hahuang65: if you got that far and that's a legitimate approach, it could be you needed to play with network-manager to get it to handle the wireless connection next. alternatively, you could at least try to see if the driver was working by trying to scan for wireless networks with "iwlist <wireless interface name>"
[19:01] <yorwos> oh thats cool ! thanx guyz i only used /who command so far :D
[19:01] <daftykins> hahuang65: but as you say you're not with the system now so it's perhaps pretty fruitless to carry on discussing for now :)
[19:01] <donofrio> daftykins, it was just label they stamped on the chipset I'm guessing hence why  lshw -c returns "description: VGA compatible controller      product: Xeon E3-1200 v2/3rd Gen Core processor Graphics Controller"
[19:01] <mmiller13> does anyone know how to grep multiple patterns? I've tried && but the shell seems to interpret it as a separate command
[19:02] <hahuang65> daftykins: lol yeah probably. I did notice that there WAS no wireless interface however, even though ndiswrapper reported that the device was present and that it had installed the driver successfully.
[19:02] <daftykins> donofrio: mmm, i take it you're using the on-die graphics so i doubt there are many options with driver choice. however as mentioned until it's released trusty support will be in the other channel!
[19:02] <hahuang65> daftykins: i'll try later tonight and check back in this channel i guess? Is there a more appropriate channel to go to?
[19:02] <daftykins> hahuang65: some drivers are odd and give them funny names like eth1 or even more obscure, you'd have to check with 'ifconfig -a'
[19:03] <donofrio> k guess I'm going to another channel (-: see you there
[19:03] <daftykins> hahuang65: nah here'd be your best bet for ubuntu wireless support
[19:03] <llutz> mmiller13: grep pattern1|grep pattern2    for AND,   grep -e pattern1 -e pattern2   for OR
[19:04] <mmiller13> that seems too redundant to pipe twice, I've used double ampersand before, just cant remember how
[19:05] <llutz> mmiller13: double ampersand means "run command right of && only if the one left succeeds"
[19:05] <studentz> Problem with nvidia 650M: ubuntu 13.1,bumblebee 3.21,and nvidia 331 driver. The unity  launcher hides, but a shadow persist in the launcher area. That area interfere  with other apps. Any advice ? Thanks
[19:05] <hahuang65> daftykins: apprecaite it man
[19:06] <yorwos> so what u think of my partition question reinstalling and keeping old home ? ill rephrase
[19:07] <donofrio> daftykins,  - wow that other channel is quite for 221 people in the room
[19:07] <daftykins> studentz: wait for 14.04 or play with nvidia-prime
[19:07] <daftykins> studentz: or experiment with different nvidia drivers... your choice!
[19:08] <daftykins> donofrio: what are you actually experiencing?
[19:08] <yorwos> i got 6 partitions , boot / var tmp swap home . if i want fresh install and keep old home is it easier to install /+home in same partition and then make ubuntu see old partition as home , or do backup and overwrite from old home on  a freshly installed one (in its own partition)?
[19:08] <donofrio> no video for 5 min then it starts working but way slow like 486 slow....it's still slow  but 'u s a b l e'
[19:09] <llutz> yorwos: just tell the installer to use your old home-partition for new home again
[19:09] <yorwos> will it keep my panel preferences and shortcuts this way ?
[19:10] <llutz> yorwos: if the settings were stored in $HOME (which is default), sure
[19:10] <daftykins> donofrio: i guess hunt for bugs or wait for a fix :(
[19:10] <yorwos> so basically i just format all partitions same mount points except i dont format home and im set , yes ?
[19:11] <studentz> daftykins: If I do regression of nvidia driver the bbswitch doesn't work and the pc is overheated with the fan full work. Noveau still sucks.
[19:11] <llutz> yorwos: yes, select the partition and set new mountpoint to /home
[19:11] <yorwos> u rock my friend thanx :)
[19:11] <daftykins> studentz: well, nouveau is unlikely to work with nvidia optimus setups. i gave you several options, give another a go
[19:12] <llutz> yorwos: just check twice that the partition will not be formatted
[19:12] <hotaa> hi
[19:14] <studentz> daftykins: if I stop unity there is not problem. (I use CSS manager to do that).  I like unity. I guess the problem is more unity related
[19:21] <Narwhaal> Hi, my Ubuntu 13.04 doesn't pick up my external harddrives
[19:21] <Narwhaal> they work on any other computer except mine with Ubuntu
[19:23] <studentz> Narwhaal, which partition do you use in  your external HD?
[19:25] <Narwhaal> studentz, there's only one partition, but FS is NTFS
[19:25] <Narwhaal> I can manually mount with: sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdb1 /media/g4
[19:25] <Narwhaal> but it doesn't automount
[19:25] <slikts> what's an good way to test if/how my mic is working?
[19:25] <slikts> *
[19:25] <slikts> *a
[19:27] <reisio> slikts: arecord
[19:27] <brothersome> slikts: skype
[19:27] <rww> that or audacity
[19:27] <slikts> brothersome: how is skype good? lol
[19:27] <donofrio> so how would I get the older kernel loaded on newer build (they recommended -19 and I'm -22)
[19:27] <brothersome> Skype let you record and playback
[19:28] <slikts> brothersome: in a most cumbersome way by calling the echo user
[19:28] <brothersome> yes, slikts
[19:29] <studentz> Narwhaal: sudo  umount /media/g4 ?
[19:29] <slikts> my xonar dx mic input is absolutely unusable, there's only 1 channel and it's very quiet even with 150% boost
[19:29] <Narwhaal> studentz, nonono
[19:30] <Narwhaal> when I plug the hdd in, it's not auto-mounted
[19:30] <Narwhaal> but I can manually make a folder and mount the harddrive onto that folder, which is then usable by the system
[19:30] <Narwhaal> when I say not auto-mounted, I mean not even after 30 minutes
[19:31] <studentz> Narwaal: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions  you can try fstab
[19:32] <jhutchins> Narwhaal: That function is usually handled by the Desktop Env., ie gnome or unity.  There's often a system setting that turns it on or off.
[19:32] <jhutchins> That page is probably more about perminssions and ownership.
[19:34] <lvfjf> how I can clear terminal? history -c is not working
[19:34] <LordDeath> I added my cifs shared into /etc/fstab but they don't get mounted after a reboot :(
[19:35] <LordDeath> I have to run "mount -a" manually as root to get it to work
[19:35] <LordDeath> -shared +shares
[19:36] <jhutchins> lvfjf: To clear the screen?
[19:37] <studentz> lvfjf:  rm  ~/.bash_history
[19:37] <jhutchins> LordDeath: you might try adding the _netdev option, although as CIFS they should be assumed by the sytem to be netdev.  Probably systemd's fault.
[19:37] <studentz> rm ~./bash_history    sorry
[19:38] <jhutchins> studentz: First one was correct.
[19:38] <jhutchins> studentz: ./ is current directory.
[19:38] <studentz> jhutchins: mybad
[19:38] <jhutchins> Trying to make up for my own boneheaded mistake earlier.
[19:39] <LordDeath> jhutchins: thanks, I will try that
[19:42] <bolD> hi! is there any ubuntu-repository with apache-httpd > 2.2.22?
[19:43] <jcabb> Hi.  Is there a channel for 14.04 yet?
[19:43] <reisio> bolD: yup
[19:43] <SwedeMike> jcabb: #ubuntu+1
[19:43] <reisio> jcabb: /msg alis list *ub*14*
[19:43] <jcabb> ty
[19:43] <trism> jcabb: #ubuntu+1
[19:46] <maxximo> u
[19:46] <bolD> reisio> could you assist? where is it?
[19:47] <reisio> bolD: ?
[19:47] <reisio> bolD: 13.10+
[19:47] <reisio> which is latest stable and higher
[19:47] <bolD> oh.. sry
[19:47] <bolD> i am using 12.04
[19:48] <bolD> will wait 14.04 LTS :)
[19:49] <reisio> bolD: that's a silly thing to do :)
[19:49] <rww> ... why?
[19:49] <bolD> why?
[19:50] <unstable> If I have the latest ubuntu on my system76 laptop (everything works great, it's configured how I want, etc etc). I just got a thinkpad x1, I want to put Ubuntu on this also. Though I want all my settings to be the same as they are on the system76 laptop.
[19:50] <reisio> why is waiting for no particular reason silly?
[19:50] <reisio> it's just idle and absurd
[19:50] <atg963> Hey i am looking to possibly get some help installing ubuntu 12.04 LTS server on a rack server on a network anyone think they could help?
[19:50] <unstable> Basically I want the equivalent of the apple time machine, but for ubuntu
[19:50] <reisio> unstable: likely you can copy the entire filesystem wholesale over
[19:50] <rww> reisio: because 12.04 to 14.04 is a supported direct upgrade, and upgrading 12.04 -> 12.10 -> 13.04 -> 13.10 -> 14.04 is a pain in the backside
[19:50] <unstable> So I don't spend any time doing setup/config on a new laptop
[19:51] <reisio> unstable: with rsync, over your network, ideally
[19:51] <unstable> reisio: Is there a prettier way to do it?
[19:51] <bolD> cos i am using ubuntu on the server, and I dont want to install any other branches except LTS. 13.04 releases 17/04/2014 as I can remember
[19:51] <donofrio> ok so I am reinstalling that 14.04 box back to 12.04 the I'll upgrade it to 13.04 and leave it I'm guessing
[19:51] <rww> bolD: correct, assuming you meant 14.04 :)
[19:51] <bolD> yep, sry:)
[19:52] <rww> bolD: and yeah, I'd stick with 12.04 for now and do an LTS to LTS upgrade at the end of April
[19:52] <reisio> rww: if upgrading your distro is a pain in the backside, you need a new distro
[19:52] <bolD> in the middle of April)
[19:52] <LordDeath> jhutchins: here is a workaround: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2131380
[19:52] <reisio> unstable: prettier than rsync -ap foo bar ?
[19:52] <reisio> unstable: I think not
[19:52]  * rww rolls eyes
[19:53] <LordDeath> just like mentioned there my fstab worked in Debian
[19:53] <LordDeath> but not in Ubuntu
[19:53] <reisio> unstable: you could use grsync if you want, but it'll only make it harder
[19:53] <reisio> rww: uhuh
[19:53] <DJones> donofrio: 13.04 is end of life and doesn't exist as a supported version anymnore
[19:53] <donofrio> reisio, it's not a pain just don't like it when kernel is "too new" my video ring errors show up....going back cause they say -19 is much  more stable
[19:53] <reisio> same problem
[19:54] <reisio> there are only so many solutions for dealing with a distro that doesn't have decent QA
[19:54] <donofrio> I thought TLS was seven years support...
[19:54] <unstable> reisio: eh, I'm not confident rsync is a good idea
[19:54] <rww> donofrio: five, actually. and 13.04 isn't an LTS.
[19:54] <unstable> The hardware is different. So it will be using different drivers, and other things. copying it over whole sale seems worrying
[19:54] <DJones> donofrio: LTS is 5, but 13.04 isn't an LTS
[19:55] <donofrio> oh so stay 12.04 till 14 is released ok I can do that....
[19:55] <rww> yep
[19:56] <tempseter_> mmiller13: to
[19:56] <donofrio> how do I skip these language packs....arrgh (-;
[19:56] <hydruid1> donofrio: it depends on what you need, 12.04 is stable but doesn't have as many updates, 13.10 is somewhat stable but a ton faster with many updates
[19:56] <donofrio> .10 is always updated guessing 04's are tls's
[19:56] <hydruid1> donofrio: no not all 04's are LTS
[19:57] <rww> donofrio: it's generally .04 in even-numbered years
[19:57] <monoton> but 14.04 are, or will be I guess. and 14.10 will be more experimental I guess
[19:58] <donofrio> fwiw the photo of my setup is here http://tinyurl.com/standingatwork2014 4 days from standing for a year now...
[19:58] <Wnt> What is the cleanest way to change the default GRUB boot option? I'm following the https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Xen guide to set up Xen on Ubuntu
[19:58] <rww> 6.06, 8.04, 10.04, 12.04, and shortly 14.04
[19:58] <monoton> 10.04 is a nice version imho  :)
[19:59] <donofrio> anyone have a stable ppc arch type *with flash*
[19:59] <reisio> unstable: you can just do ~/ if you like
[19:59] <hydruid1> donofrio: you stand to use your pc?
[20:00] <donofrio> hydruid1, yes I do, and when the 14th comes around it will be standing one year @home office as well
[20:00] <donofrio> standing as I chat you guys currently fwiw
[20:00] <hydruid1> donofrio: why?
[20:01] <donofrio> hydruid1, printed this out in color and pinned to my wall @ office - http://www.howtogeek.com/93822/sitting-is-killing-you-infographic/
[20:05] <donofrio> ah got synergy working in 12.04 now on to other stuff on this rebuilt box....
[20:05] <reisio> ah
[20:06] <nitero> what does dd stand for?
[20:08] <reisio> nitero: doesn't matter
[20:08] <steven_> how do I change the settings of 12.4 lts to upgrade to 12.10 or better?
[20:08] <reisio> the author came into #linux once and had forgotten even how to use 'dd'
[20:10] <donofrio> 428+ packages need updaing ah the fun...(-:
[20:10] <seren> mebe Dataset Definition
[20:10] <Anton-Vidovich> hello world
[20:11] <Mindless`> is there a reason that my "vt" kernel parameters are being ignored/overwritten? -- http://codepad.org/jNFFrBue
[20:11] <wotan147> anybody has time to help me achieve this tutorial http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/articles/drivers_linux (compiling dirver on linux) for ubuntu? when I launch the make -C command it does not work
[20:12] <steven_> how do I change the settings of 12.4 lts to upgrade to 12.10 or better?
[20:14] <Anton-Vidovich> whats up
[20:14] <jhutchins> !upgrade
[20:14] <jhutchins> steven_: ^
[20:14] <steven_> thank you
[20:15] <toZen> steven_: sudo apt-get update; sudo do-release-upgrade
[20:15] <jhutchins> steven_: Good luck, and you may want to take a backup. 13.x in particular seems to have some hardware issues.
[20:15] <Anton-Vidovich> how I can install skype please help
[20:15] <jhutchins> !skype | Anton-Vidovich
[20:15] <Anton-Vidovich> thanx
[20:16] <toZen> steven_: sudo apt-get update; sudo do-release-upgrade
[20:17] <steven_> thanks I'm looking at the info you provided
[20:19] <mmiller13> what happens to my wireless adapter when I reboot my system? Is it issued a halt command or a ifconfig wlan0 down command?
[20:20] <prodn> Hello. I've set up a chat in telnet. Anyone wanna try it at makasd.se 8123?
[20:21] <prodn> I just wanna see if it works
[20:21] <mmiller13> How do you setup  a chat in telnet?
[20:21] <prodn> With a program that use the telnet protocol
[20:22] <mmiller13> why would you want to chat over telnet protocol
[20:23] <mmiller13> Does anyone knows what happens to my wireless adapter when I reboot my system? Is it issued a halt command or a ifconfig wlan0 down command?
[20:23] <mmiller13> I need a wat to restart it without rebooting
[20:25] <Anton-Vidovich> please can I use *spoonwep* on ubuntu 13.10
[20:26] <k1l_> Anton-Vidovich: just install skype from the ubuntu partner repo
[20:27] <Anton-Vidovich> i can not install skype i try but i can not
[20:28] <Anton-Vidovich> please give me explain
[20:30] <Anton-Vidovich> please give me terminal command to install skype
[20:30] <NaStYdoG> apt-get install skype
[20:30] <NaStYdoG> you have to sudo first
[20:31] <mic_e> is it possible to get fglrx or radeonhd working with a 690g chipset?
[20:32] <root_> .
[20:32] <Anton-Vidovich> ok now how can i start using skype i can not find him on desktop
[20:33] <k1l_> Anton-Vidovich: press the "windows" button, type skype. press enter
[20:34] <Mindless`> aha, it was /etc/vtrgb all along :/
[20:35] <dw1> k1l_: windows does nothing.. alt-f2 ?
[20:35] <Anton-Vidovich> k1l thanx a lot i buy you drink
[20:35] <k1l_> dw1: assuming he uses ubuntu (with unity) starts the dash with the super key
[20:35] <dw1> k1l_: ah .. gnome
[20:41] <Eli-5dce> does anybody know how to get into downloads on root
[20:41] <Eli-5dce> I cant get in
[20:42] <tgm4883> Eli-5dce, what?
[20:42] <reisio> Eli-5dce: hrmm?
[20:42] <reisio> tgm4883: ikr
[20:42] <Eli-5dce> I need to get into my downloads folder in root
[20:42] <tgm4883> why?
[20:42] <Eli-5dce> but it says there is no file or directory
[20:42] <reisio> Eli-5dce: sudo ls ~/Downloads/
[20:42] <toZen> Eli-5dce: File System - Home
[20:42] <reisio> root shouldn't really even have such a dir, though
[20:43] <reisio> Eli-5dce: oh _as_ root
[20:43] <Eli-5dce> correcto
[20:44] <k1l_> Eli-5dce: dont download with root or sudo
[20:44] <tgm4883> seriously
[20:44] <OerHeks> Eli-5dce, do you have an encrypted /home/ ?
[20:44] <Eli-5dce> I AM NOT DOWNLOADING FROM ROOT OR SUDO
[20:44] <Eli-5dce> and no
[20:44] <Eli-5dce> I did not encrypt it
[20:44] <tgm4883> Eli-5dce, what is your purpose for being in the Downloads directory as root? I'm thinking it might help us help you
[20:44] <reisio> Eli-5dce: all set, then?
[20:45] <k1l_> Eli-5dce: sorry, but your questions indicates, that you are using programs/commands with root/sudo that should not be used with root/sudo
[20:45] <Eli-5dce> I have easygui in there
[20:45] <Eli-5dce> and I need python to install it
[20:45] <tgm4883> ah
[20:45] <Eli-5dce> but I cant get into the directory
[20:45] <tgm4883> Eli-5dce, are you at a terminal?
[20:46] <k1l_> Eli-5dce: ubuntu got already python-easygui
[20:46] <Eli-5dce> O.O
[20:46] <tgm4883> !info python-easygui
[20:46] <Eli-5dce> What about gtk?
[20:46] <k1l_> Eli-5dce: please dont download stuff from webpages just to install it. that is an old windows habbit. use the ubuntu packages
[20:46] <tgm4883> Eli-5dce, what about it?
[20:46] <Eli-5dce> is it on ubuntu
[20:47] <tgm4883> Eli-5dce, http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=gtk&searchon=names&suite=saucy&section=all
[20:47] <Eli-5dce> k1l_ I need easygui >:O
[20:47] <Eli-5dce> !info python-gtk
[20:47] <k1l_> Eli-5dce: stop. take a breath and please explain what are you doing and how you want to solve that
[20:47] <tgm4883> Eli-5dce, so install it from the software center
[20:47] <k1l_> Eli-5dce: i think you are doing it way to complicated
[20:48] <tgm4883> k1l_, +1
[20:50] <oshakati_> Guys, sorry, I am trying to ping a hostname on my local LAN to try and get it's IP, but it says it's an unknown host
[20:51] <oshakati_> Would this be firewall related, or could it be that my hosts file does not contain the right address?
[20:51] <shreezbot> Do you guys know of a way to delete all files in a directory which already exist in another directory?
[20:52] <reisio> shreezbot: fdupes
[20:53] <shreezbot> Sweet!  Thanks!  :)
[20:55] <thrillagorilla> Anyone have experience getting a live usb stick to work on a 2011 MBP? Apparently the EFI is a bit finicky on this particular model. No joy from http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/create-a-usb-stick-on-mac-osx
[20:56] <Sirisian|Work> Okay need some help. I'm on 13.04 and want to install http://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/postgresql-9.3-plv8, I get the message "postgresql-9.3-plv8 : Depends: libv8-<IP_ADDRESS> but it is not installable". So is there a way to install libv8-<IP_ADDRESS> from the precise packages?
[20:56] <tgm4883> !eol | Sirisian|Work
[20:56] <Sirisian|Work> oh wait 13.04 is like EOL
[20:56] <Sirisian|Work> yeah yeah.
[20:56] <Sirisian|Work> just noticed
[20:58] <Dr_Psycopath> Does Ubuntu offer netflix  or is there away to get netflix on ubuntu
[20:58] <reisio> Dr_Psycopath: yes
[20:59] <Dr_Psycopath> How do I go about getting it
[20:59] <reisio> Dr_Psycopath: there's the old way and the new way, the new way uses something called 'pipelight', use that
[20:59] <tgm4883> Dr_Psycopath, http://www.webupd8.org/2013/08/pipelight-use-silverlight-in-your-linux.html
[20:59] <reisio> Dr_Psycopath: http://fds-team.de/cms/pipelight-installation.html#section_1_1
[21:00] <reisio> fds-team is the horse's mouth
[21:01] <Guest60641> warning
[21:01] <Guest60641>  you may be  watched
[21:01] <Guest60641> do usa&israel use the internet(facebook,youtube,twitter, chat rooms ..ect)to spy??
[21:01] <Guest60641> do usa&israel use the internet 2 collect informations,,can we call that spying??
[21:01] <Guest60641> do they record&analyse everything we do on the internet,,can they harm you using these informations??
[21:01] <Guest60641> تحذير
[21:01] <unopaste> Guest60641 you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[21:01] <kriskropd> was that an attempt at Zalgo at the end?
[21:02] <reisio> kriskropd: I think he was saying that palestine doesn't spy on people
[21:02] <reisio> even though it has the technological infrastructure to!
[21:03] <kriskropd> everybodys out to find out what kind of adult mateial I watch, adn the only thing keeping me from making their job's simpler is the family-friendly nature of this channel
[21:03] <kriskropd> and*
[21:03] <kriskropd> :)
[21:04] <kriskropd> but that is getting offtopic, so imma stop :x
[21:06] <kriskropd> oshakati_: did you ever solve your issue? you can run nmap or nast to give you a list of hosts on the LAN that are visible
[21:07] <oshakati_> nmap? A'right, ok, lemme go read up on the nmap commands
[21:07] <oshakati_> thanks
[21:07] <kriskropd> I forget the nmap argument (probably just pinging an ip range) but I prefer 'nast -m'  as it is cleaner and simpler - this might help you identify if it is a firewall issue
[21:08] <kriskropd> oshakati_: might need to run it as sudo
[21:08] <oshakati_> Thanks a lot
[21:10] <Guest71809> I would like to add a ppa from a different distro but prefer packages from the ubuntu ppa unless they are unavailable or I specifically direct otherwise. Is this possible?
[21:10] <daftykins> "nmap -sP <IP_ADDRESS>-254" for example
[21:10] <Beldar> !ppa | Guest71809
[21:10] <daftykins> Guest71809: terrible, terrible, terrible idea
[21:10] <oshakati_> Thanks Dafty
[21:11] <Beldar> "WARNING: PPAs are unsupported third-party packages, and you use them at your own risk."
[21:11] <amed> what is a LaTeX IRC Channel ?
[21:11] <daftykins> amed: one to talk about LaTeX in i would imagine
[21:11] <booboo222> in Gparted, I unmounted an SD card . How can I mount it again?
[21:11] <kriskropd> amed: what is wrong with #latex?
[21:12] <k1l> !alis | amed
[21:12] <reisio> booboo222: take it out and put it back in
[21:12] <Beldar> booboo222, If it shows in the left panel in home click it.
[21:12] <booboo222> reisio: is that the only way?
[21:12] <booboo222> reisio: is there no software way (a point-and-click way)+
[21:12] <amed> kriskropd, some errors with longtable
[21:12] <booboo222> ?
[21:12] <reisio> booboo222: there are lots of them
[21:13] <kriskropd> amed: I don't know anything about latex, I meant why not ask in that channel
[21:13] <amed> kriskropd, ok tks
[21:13] <Guest71809> I understand the risk but is it possible to  prefer a specific ppa, regardless of update status
[21:13] <booboo222> reisio: ok. that works.:)
[21:14] <WallaceCheng> ./join #latex
[21:15] <Guest71809> for context it is a  few specific packages that i stay updated on
[21:15] <k1l> Guest71809: apt does prefer the source with the highest version number by default
[21:15] <adabara> hi
[21:15] <reisio> hi adabara
[21:15] <k1l> Guest71809: if you want to change that behaviour see apt-pinning
[21:15] <dustyjurney> I'm having issues in both Saucy and Tahr beta with adding a proprietary driver for a Broadcom WLAN... I've tried the suggestion in the forums with adding and removing the driver through command line and through the GUI... **the wild thing is that it works on the same system in live sessions** just will not after I've installed it on the HD.. any suggestions?
[21:15] <adabara> i just install ubuntu
[21:16] <Beldar> how was it?
[21:16] <adabara> @belder cool
[21:16] <kriskropd> adabara: welcome to the rabbit hole?
[21:16] <Guest71809> k1| thankyou, you mean as in"man apt-pinning" right?
[21:17] <adabara> @kriskropd, thanks
[21:17] <dustyjurney> Broadcom Corporation BCM43227 802.11b/g/n is the device
[21:17] <k1l> Thorium220: last time now: please dont use away nickchanges in here. thanks
[21:17] <daftykins> dustyjurney: you'll definitely be installing your system with "download updates while installing" then. i can't quite assist you start to finish right now, but why not check which driver is in use pre and post
[21:17] <Dr_Psycopath> ok I did all that
[21:17] <k1l> Guest71809: yes, or other howtos or documention that suits you
[21:18] <Guest71809> thanks
[21:18] <Beldar> !broadcom | dustyjurney the wiki helps many
[21:19] <dustyjurney> thanks!
[21:19] <dustyjurney> will check the wiki then see if I can troubleshoot...
[21:20] <Dr_Psycopath> Tgm4883 I did all the install of pipelight
[21:20] <tgm4883> Dr_Psycopath, does it work now
[21:21] <reisio> Dr_Psycopath: gj
[21:21] <Dr_Psycopath> I don't know how to pull up netflix pipeline installed
[21:21] <dustyjurney> Dr_Psycopath: I have detailed instructions for pipelight on a tutorial at http://www.muktware.com/2014/03/watch-netflix-ubuntu-based-distributions/23091
[21:21] <tgm4883> Dr_Psycopath, you open your browser and go to netflix
[21:22] <tgm4883> and probably have a user agent switcher ready
[21:22] <dustyjurney> to watch netflix
[21:22] <tgm4883> dustyjurney, you just fire up a browser and go watch netflix. I use Chrome
[21:22] <reisio> Dr_Psycopath: I'd check what dpkg -L nameOfPackageYouInstalled | grep bin says
[21:22] <reisio> or maybe even | grep -i readme
[21:22] <tgm4883> err, that was suppose to be to Dr_Psycopath
[21:24] <mediawork> my ubuntu login shell font just went boxy
[21:24] <mediawork> I cant understand anything
[21:24] <reisio> mediawork: type 'reset', hit enter
[21:25] <mediawork> reisio,  type it where?
[21:25] <mediawork> reisio, im talking about the login screen
[21:25] <mediawork> reisio, where I select user and desktop to log into
[21:26] <reisio> mediawork: 'just' when?
[21:27] <vozah> sup
[21:27] <mediawork> reisio,   just like yesterday
[21:27] <reisio> vozah: suppah
[21:27] <mediawork> reisio,  after I think a disk io error on boot
[21:27] <mediawork> reisio, but im not sure
[21:27] <vozah>  nothing mmuch
[21:27] <reisio> mediawork: reboot?
[21:27] <reisio> vozah: neat
[21:28] <mediawork> reisio,  reboot and still the same
[21:28] <Dr_Psycopath> it did not work
[21:28] <reisio> Dr_Psycopath: what didn't?
[21:28] <mediawork> reisio, anyway... I've been googling, this doesnt seem to be a typical problem.
[21:28] <Dr_Psycopath> netflix is not working
[21:28] <tgm4883> !details | Dr_Psycopath
[21:28] <mediawork> reisio,  not a bug - most likely my hard disk or sata controller
[21:29] <reisio> Dr_Psycopath: does http://bubblemark.com/silverlight2.html work?
[21:32] <ph8> hey all, i'm trying to start an instance of the terminal app over ssh x forwarding - can anyone tell me what it's called?
[21:32] <Dr_Psycopath> I don't think I got silver light to install
[21:32] <reisio> ph8: 'gnome-terminal'
[21:32] <tgm4883> Dr_Psycopath, did you follow the instructions?
[21:33] <ph8> thanks reisio
[21:33] <reisio> np homie
[21:33] <tgm4883> Dr_Psycopath, specifically "sudo pipelight-plugin --enable silverlight"
[21:34] <Dr_Psycopath> that what it was
[21:34] <Dr_Psycopath> I forgot a step
[21:34] <reisio> :)
[21:34] <Dr_Psycopath> thank you
[21:37] <Edwin_> Is instaling xubuntu equivalent to instaling ubuntu and xfce?
[21:37] <Narwhaal> yes
[21:37] <Narwhaal> Edwin_,
[21:38] <zipper> Hey boys and girls?
[21:38] <zipper> I'm a cannibal
[21:38] <vozah> Ok i new to Linuw so i downloaded Ubuntu today what would be some good Tweaks and applacations
[21:39] <vozah> Linux i mean
[21:39] <zipper> vozah: Uninstalling ubuntu is the best tweak
[21:39] <vozah> really
[21:40] <k1l> vozah: just use it how you want. if needed install software from the softwarecenter
[21:40] <vozah> well im new to this so yea
[21:41] <BAPEsta_Laptop> I've run into some issues with accessing my windows shares on the network. My ubuntu computer shows up on the windows pc, and it seems like ubuntu knows the shares are there but the connection times out instantly when I try to access it.
[21:44] <Vrenni> hello? ^^
[21:44] <vozah> Hey Vrenni
[21:44] <zipper> Vrenni: hello
[21:44] <Vrenni> how's it going?
[21:44] <vozah> good bro
[21:45] <Vrenni> good good :)
[21:45] <vozah> yep
[21:45] <zipper> I am new to linux which is the best version of ubuntu? xubuntu, kubuntu or ubuntu?
[21:45] <BAPEsta_Laptop> I think Ubuntu is the friendliest to new users
[21:46] <tgm4883> !poll | zipper
[21:46] <tgm4883> hmm
[21:46] <tgm4883> !best | zipper
[21:46] <vozah> idk Zipper i wanting to know that to i using ubuntu right now
[21:46] <zipper> BAPEsta_Laptop: but i read ubuntu is not free and sells info to amazon
[21:46] <tgm4883> well fine, be that way ubottu
[21:46] <BAPEsta_Laptop> Ubuntu is free? o:
[21:47] <humbag> zipper it just depends how fast your laptop is and what you're used to
[21:47] <GermainZ> FWIW, zipper will keep trying to troll this chan and try boasting about it in another chan. You can do whatever you want, but banning him might be for the best. :P
[21:47] <jeffrey_f> zipper: You can try before you buy.  You can also add the interfaces and/or remove them at your desire.
[21:47] <k1l> zipper: stop it right here. if you want to troll go somewhere else. stick to tue guidelines in here
[21:47] <k1l> !guidelines | zipper
[21:47] <zipper> k1l: I am not trolling
[21:47] <zipper> k1l: I am new to linux.
[21:48] <Vrenni> what version though? since I tried Ubuntu 12.04 LTS and I found it to be quite slow and quiote often freezing for me
[21:48] <BAPEsta_Laptop> As far as I know Ubuntu is free. But software in the store might cost.
[21:48] <zipper> GermainZ: Why would you say that about me? I don't even know you.
[21:48] <zipper> BAPEsta_Laptop: Free as in Free and Open Source
[21:49] <k1l> zipper: last time now. stop lying and trolling in here
[21:49] <jeffrey_f> zipper: http://www.ubuntu.com/about/about-ubuntu/derivatives
[21:49] <adabara_> hi
[21:50] <adabara_> pls i just install GNS3
[21:50] <adabara_> i cant access routers
[21:51] <adabara_> can any one help pls
[21:51] <BAPEsta_Laptop> This zipper guy is not even in other channels. I don't see how he would be sitting and bragging in some other channel aout trolling.
[21:52] <GermainZ> BAPEsta_Laptop: freenode has the anonymous flag set by default for users, you can't see which chans he's in unless you're in the same flags
[21:52] <bekks> adabara_: gns has its own support channel.
[21:52] <GermainZ> s/flags/chans
[21:52] <k1l> BAPEsta_Laptop: dont mind the troll. you dont see other channels of the users you are not in, too. and he was in here last year quite a lot with linux issues. so he is lying
[21:52] <GermainZ> anonymous or invisible, not sure about the name
[21:52] <BAPEsta_Laptop> oh well
[21:53] <adabara_> okey
[21:53] <BAPEsta_Laptop> So are there any general guidelines to handle issues with windows shares? Or any place you could direct me to find information/help?
[21:54] <BAPEsta_Laptop> Windows sees the ubuntu shares, I can see the windows computer in ubuntu but the connection times out right away.
[21:54] <GermainZ> BAPEsta_Laptop: how are you connecting?
[21:54] <adabara_> i just install gns3 but i cant access router
[21:55] <BAPEsta_Laptop> adabara_: as bekks said, gns has its own support channel
[21:56] <adabara_> how do i access it pls
[21:56] <zipper> I read something interesting in that link. ""
[21:56] <zipper> jeffrey_f: "Ubuntu is a popular operating system and a popular starting point for people who want to create their own operating systems."
[21:56] <zipper> jeffrey_f: The last part though.
[21:56] <granny> adabara_: type /join #gns3
[21:56] <jeffrey_f> BAPEsta_Laptop:  Your user would be UserName\WindowsSystemName and your password.
[21:59] <jeffrey_f> zipper: what is the question?  Yes, you can take a flavor of Ubuntu and use it as a base to create your own version/distribution.  There were a few, though no longer maintained, popular versions created to solve an issue.  One was a version with a hardened firewall and strict webfiltering aimed at children and/or churches.
[22:01] <BAPEsta_Laptop> jeffrey_f: I've had no problems to access it before, this happened today, out of nowhere.
[22:03] <BAPEsta_Laptop> No user info has been changed on either of the computers, no network crash or anything. One second it worked, the next not at all.
[22:03] <guye> una pregunta chicos, sabeis instalar una impresora Lexmarks X1170????
[22:03] <guye> necesito instalar la mia y nose como hacerlo
[22:04] <zipper> jeffrey_f: A distro is not an Operating system. I am just spliting hairs. The statement is not 100% correct.
[22:04] <k1l> !spanish | guye
[22:05] <jeffrey_f> zipper: you can also use it as a base to create your own kernel if you wanted......depends on how deep you want to dive
[22:05] <jeffrey_f> BAPEsta_Laptop: you are going Ubuntu>>WindowShare, correct?
[22:06] <zipper> jeffrey_f: Ok creating a kernel is interesting and makes it correct. I guess I could look into that.
[22:06] <BAPEsta_Laptop> I've tried to both "Connect to Server" and "Browse Network", that's how it has been working before.
[22:07] <jeffrey_f> BAPEsta_Laptop: cat /etc/samba/smb.conf|pastebinit
[22:10] <monkwitdafunk> !bittorrent
[22:10] <monkwitdafunk> !P2P
[22:14] <stefan____> hello
[22:14] <StefanHelp> grub error I got missing file
[22:15] <StefanHelp> I tried running boot-repair and it never starts, Scanning. This may take a few minutes .. ir goes for hour and nothing happens
[22:15] <StefanHelp> is there other way to fix boot grub?
[22:17] <_whiiteepoony> eeey
[22:17] <StefanHelp> Any help?
[22:17] <Kruppt> StefanHelp:what is the grub error?
[22:18] <StefanHelp> missing file load
[22:18] <StefanHelp> error file not found, and then it goes: grub rescue >
[22:18] <StefanHelp> Kruppt: I installed brand new ubuntu system
[22:20] <Beldar> !grub | StefanHelp
[22:20] <StefanHelp> I did not lost grub
[22:20] <StefanHelp> I never had it
[22:20] <StefanHelp> Also Beldar read what I wrote above
[22:20] <StefanHelp> I already tried with boot-repair, it wont even open an app
[22:20] <StefanHelp> Scanning system (os-prober) is doing it for an hour
[22:20] <StefanHelp> nothing happens.
[22:21] <Beldar> StefanHelp, Do you have the bootinfo summary from the bootrepair app?
[22:21] <StefanHelp> no
[22:21] <OerHeks> UEFI bios?
[22:21] <StefanHelp> if I knew how to see all that I would not ask here
[22:22] <StefanHelp> what to do?
[22:22] <Kruppt> StefanHelp:Is this installed on UEFI or MBR
[22:22] <StefanHelp> ?
[22:22] <StefanHelp> grub is not on mbr
[22:22] <StefanHelp> its sda1
[22:23] <Geo> Hi, I just replaced all my RAID disks with larger disks- I'd like to now grow the RAID to use the available space. I see several different methods online; what do you suggest?
[22:23] <StefanHelp> so/
[22:24] <Beldar> StefanHelp, We need a way to gather data, can you boot the live ubuntu?
[22:24] <StefanHelp> I am on live ubuntu now
[22:24] <StefanHelp> ls -l /dev/disk/by-label/ total 0 lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 9 Apr  4 22:11 Ubuntu\x2013.10\x20amd64 -> ../../sdb
[22:25] <StefanHelp> Device Boot      Start         End      Blocks   Id  System /dev/sdb1p1   *           0     1808383      904192    0  Empty /dev/sdb1p2         1791448     1795991        2272   ef  EFI (FAT-12/16/32)
[22:25] <Beldar> StefanHelp, pastebin sudo parted -l
[22:25] <StefanHelp> I run sudo grub-install /dev/????
[22:25] <Beldar> you have to chroot to run that.
[22:26] <StefanHelp> Beldar: http://pastebin.com/wesWPa8Q
[22:27] <StefanHelp> Beldar: now what?
[22:28] <Kruppt> StefanHelp: sorry ..have not yet dealt GPT myself...so I'm of no help
[22:28] <Beldar> StefanHelp, So you have a gpt partition table, or some remnants of. hold on
[22:28] <StefanHelp> ok should I do Yes or No?
[22:29] <StefanHelp> GPT (GUID Partition Table) detected on '/dev/sdb1'! The util fdisk doesn't support GPT. Use GNU Parted.
[22:29] <Beldar> StefanHelp, http://www.rodsbooks.com/gdisk/wipegpt.html  you can clean it out and chroot to the install and reload grub to the mbr.
[22:30] <StefanHelp> why is this happening
[22:30] <Beldar> yes or no in the parted command does not really matter, no changes are made.
[22:31] <Beldar> StefanHelp, At one time the HD had W8 probably.
[22:31] <StefanHelp> nothing works for me
[22:31] <OerHeks> Beldar, that is why he performed os-prober ?
[22:31] <ki7rw> anacron says /home/lost+found doesn't exist but the output of ls -l shows drwx------   2 root  root  16384 Jul 16  2011 lost+found
[22:32] <StefanHelp> sfdisk -d /dev/sdb1 > parts.txt /dev/sdb1: Permission denied
[22:32] <ki7rw> is there something else i need to do to fix this problem?
[22:32] <Beldar> OerHeks, The bootrepiar did I think, but feel free to change this advice if needed.
[22:32] <StefanHelp> sudo grub-install /dev/sdb1 Path `/boot/grub' is not readable by GRUB on boot. Installation is impossible. Aborting.
[22:34] <StefanHelp> Beldar: what now
[22:34] <OerHeks> that guide should work to get grub on sda.
[22:34] <Beldar> StefanHelp, Have you looked at the link for cleaning out got, using the live enviroment.
[22:35] <StefanHelp> http://www.rodsbooks.com/gdisk/wipegpt.html ?
[22:35] <Beldar> gpt*
[22:35] <Beldar> StefanHelp, Yeah.
[22:35] <StefanHelp> yes 1st command fails
[22:35] <StefanHelp> fdisk -l /dev/sdc ubuntu@ubuntu:~$
[22:35] <Gerowen> Just noticed the blog post stating that Ubuntu One was being shut down.  What is a trustworthy alternative?  I've always found it handy to be able to access my documents and photos from anywhere.  I have an external I use for actual encrypted backups of everything, but being able to sync folders for access from anywhere was always handy.
[22:35] <StefanHelp> nothing
[22:36] <StefanHelp> what next
[22:36] <KeithWeisshar> why is it more expensive to purchase linux from on-disk.com on usb than on dvd
[22:37] <tgm4883> Gerowen, I use Google Drive
[22:37] <Beldar> StefanHelp, You change the commands to point at your HD, not just copy and paste the parted paste shows the HD a sda
[22:37] <Beldar> as*
[22:37] <StefanHelp> what HD
[22:37] <StefanHelp> I dont understand nothing
[22:37] <KeithWeisshar> why is distribution on usb more expensive than on dvd
[22:37] <StefanHelp> sdb1 is wht i need
[22:38] <StefanHelp> fdisk -l /dev/sdb2 Cannot open /dev/sdb2 ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ fdisk -l /dev/sdb1 Cannot open /dev/sdb1
[22:38] <StefanHelp> !
[22:38] <KeithWeisshar> on-disk.com sells linux on dvd and also usb flash drive, flash drives are expensive
[22:38] <tgm4883> KeithWeisshar, because private companies are allowed to set the prices of their own stock
[22:38] <Beldar> StefanHelp, Your HD is sda, the first partiton as you mentioned is sda1, the wiping gpt commands woule be the same except as sda not sdc.
[22:38] <Beldar> would*
[22:38] <Gerowen> tgm4883: Is there a native Linux client for Google Drive?  Last I checked there was a "grive" application but it required a whole lot of work to get it running.
[22:38] <StefanHelp> fdisk -l /dev/sda Cannot open /dev/sda ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ fdisk -l /dev/sda1 Cannot open /dev/sda1
[22:39] <xar-> StefanHelp: you need to use sudo or be root
[22:39] <tgm4883> Gerowen, I use insync, it's a paid application but works pretty well
[22:39] <tgm4883> Gerowen, https://www.insynchq.com/
[22:39] <Geo> I just replaced all my RAID disks with larger disks- I'd like to now grow the RAID to use the available space. I see several different methods online; what do you suggest?
[22:40] <KeithWeisshar> on-disk.com also charges an upgrade/reload fee to reimage the old drive
[22:40] <tgm4883> KeithWeisshar, this is hardly on topic for this channel
[22:40] <Nerr88> hey guys, i'm quite new to ubuntu and trying to compile an application from source would anyone know which packages i need to install to do this?
[22:41] <Beldar> StefanHelp, Read the link carefully that command is not needed, it is just a confirmation command for what we already know, the gpt partition table.
[22:42] <ejo> Hi.  I just installed 14.04 final beta from a usb stick.  Works fine, but I unexpectedly have a GRUB menu of startup options when I didn't need one.
[22:42] <buharin> hello :)
[22:42] <tgm4883> !14.04 | ejo
[22:43] <ejo> ah!  sorry.  thanks tgm4883
[22:43] <c00lbard> Nerr88: A good start: gcc gcc-c++ (or g++) binutils libtool flex bison make automake autoconf
[22:43] <OerHeks> !build
[22:44] <Nerr88> thanks guys appreciate it = )
[22:52] <Geo> I just replaced all my RAID disks with larger disks- I'd like to now grow the RAID to use the available space. I see several different methods online; what do you suggest?
[22:53] <xar-> do you have backups in place?
[22:54] <Geo> xar, no, but thats my problem. Just looking for the techincal solution here
[22:55] <qin> How to stop all "graphical" notification for a certain amount of time? Let's say in Unity version of Ubuntu (13.10)
[22:56] <Geo> really, I'm curious if after I've added the disk (and synched), if I re-size the partitions, if I really need to resynch them again
[22:56] <Geo> but I'm pretty sure I can't avoid that
[23:05] <kostkon> qin, graphical notification?
[23:07] <Drenferalis> Anyone know why ubuntu would create multiple menu's after every reboot? (after an X server driver change)
[23:07] <kostkon> Drenferalis, app menus?
[23:07] <Drenferalis> kostkon: Yep
[23:08] <kostkon> Drenferalis, one next to the other? how exactly is that happening?
[23:08] <Drenferalis> I have 5 dates at the top of my screen, 5 task bars at the bottom, etc.
[23:08] <Drenferalis> And yes they are next to each other horizontally
[23:08] <kostkon> Drenferalis, i'm guessing you are not using unity
[23:08] <lassp3> Hey, does anyone know how to disable automatic login (vanilla 13.10 ubuntu)?
[23:09] <Drenferalis> kostkon: How would I check?
[23:09] <teto_> Hello!! i have an issue with my installation, actually using xubuntu 14.04, after an update the GUI seems to have lost admin privileges... i can't mount a drive, i cant shutdown (it logouts), can't install programs or update, some applets do not work. Via command line is ok. Any tip please!?
[23:10] <kostkon> lassp3, in your user account settings
[23:10] <Drenferalis> kostkon: Unless your talking about the unity engine, no its not installed.
[23:10] <bazhang> #ubuntu+1 for that please teto_
[23:10] <kostkon> Drenferalis, do you have a dock on the left?
[23:10] <Drenferalis> kostkon: no
[23:10] <lassp3> koston, in my user account settings it already says automatic login is off
[23:11] <teto_> ok ty bazhang
[23:11] <lassp3> it says automatic login is off, but it autologins anyway
[23:12] <Drenferalis> kostkon: Pastebin of Xorg: http://pastebin.com/4cbtU9Uu
[23:12] <Drenferalis> After the 3rd reboot mouse stopped too.
[23:13] <kostkon> Drenferalis, actually, you would need to post the contents of /var/log/Xorg.0.log and not that of xorg.conf
[23:13] <Drenferalis> Ill grab it
[23:15] <kostkon> Drenferalis, you could try this, if have guessed right, you are using gnome classic/fallback http://askubuntu.com/questions/177226/duplicated-menu-panel-indicators-and-taskbar
[23:15] <kostkon> I*
[23:17] <xar-> Geo: you're probably going to make mdadm freak out if the member partition sizes suddenly increase
[23:18] <yark> Trying to remove windows 8 and install Ubuntu; Ubuntu installer and gparted both seem to think that the windows 8 partition is the "currently mounted /cdrom". Already disabled "secure boot". Ideas?
[23:19] <elroy> whoever suggested UbuntuGnome 13.10, thanks, great distro
[23:20] <xar-> Geo: typically I would remove each disk one-by-one, then re-add; then grow using --size=<maxsize>
[23:20] <xar-> an operation like that could take days
[23:20] <Beldar> yark, can you show your evidence of this?
[23:20] <Drenferalis> kostkon:
[23:21] <yark> I'm going to try to unmount this cdrom thing.
[23:21] <Drenferalis> No mouse is hurting
[23:21] <Beldar> yark, So you are aware that even with W8 gone you still have a gpt partition table?
[23:22] <yark> Beldar: w8 is not gone.
[23:22] <yark> I'm on hte live cd.
[23:22] <yark> sudo umount -f /dev/sda4
[23:22] <yark> umount2: device or resource busy
[23:22] <Beldar> yark, Yes, but that's the end goal I believe. Just making sure you have looked close at what your doing.
[23:23] <yark> Right yes I want all the shit currently onthe system gone.
[23:23] <mrnv> I try to install awesome on xubuntu, but have some problem, and on lubuntu too, when install xmonad it work most correctly, any ideas who from that both better for ubuntu?
[23:23] <Drenferalis> kostkon: Getting connection closed when trying to use dconf
[23:23] <yark> gparted tells me /dev/sda4 is mounted at cdrom as WIndows8_OS
[23:23] <yark> But it's rather distinctly not my cdrom.
[23:24] <Beldar> yark, Right this is a no cursing channel, best of luck.
[23:24] <kostkon> Drenferalis, try pressing ctrl+alt+t to open the terminal, alt+tab to switch between open windows and the tab key in your browser to select the active tab or edit the address bar etc
[23:24] <yark> lol okay
[23:24] <kostkon> Drenferalis, which command are you trying
[23:25] <Drenferalis> kostkon: dconf-editor and dconf reset -f
[23:27] <kostkon> Drenferalis, what's the output of   echo $DESKTOP_SESSION   and    lsb_release -r
[23:27] <woleium> \list
[23:27] <woleium> :-$
[23:29] <Drenferalis> Desktop session was default, lsb_release -r was "CUSTOM"
[23:30] <spjt> Is there a page somewhere that explains what the options for synclient do?
[23:31] <kostkon> Drenferalis, hmm, what if you give  lsb_release -a
[23:31] <Geo> xar-: but dont I have to partition something differently? or can mdadm handle the repartitioning
[23:32] <Drenferalis> kostkon: Distrubitor ID: Debian
[23:32] <kostkon> Drenferalis, ok
[23:32] <spjt> nm i found it, harder than it should be to find...
[23:33] <kostkon> Drenferalis, the thing is that we only support ubuntu here
[23:33] <Drenferalis> Well, thanks for trying to help
[23:33] <bazhang> #debian for debian support Drenferalis
[23:33] <kostkon> Drenferalis, np
[23:36] <monkwitdafunk> Does ubuntu have a server f
[23:36] <monkwitdafunk> For downloading torrent files for bittorrent
[23:37] <alex__> hi
[23:37] <bazhang> transmission, deluge, rtorrent, ktorrent monkwitdafunk
[23:37] <monkwitdafunk> Server for hosting torrent files
[23:37] <bazhang> or did you mean ubuntu torrents
[23:37] <alex__> aircrack-ng
[23:38] <alex__> ?
[23:38] <bazhang> #aircrack-ng alex__
[23:38] <monkwitdafunk> What i mean is can i use bittorrent to get the repository
[23:39] <monkwitdafunk> Such as make install and source dvds for ubuntu
[23:39] <bazhang> as in apt-torrent? or set up a repo mirrot?
[23:39] <bazhang> mirror
[23:39] <monkwitdafunk> I have never herd of apt-torrent
[23:39] <bazhang> !info apt-mirror
[23:39] <monkwitdafunk> How much do download mirrors mirror?
[23:40] <bazhang> all of them?
[23:40] <topinambury> hi all
[23:40] <alfredo> hi
[23:40] <topinambury> what is ubuntu text editor that allows me tu cut first 31158 lines in file
[23:40] <alfredo> nedding help with libreoffice formula
[23:41] <topinambury> i just want to cut everything from start to 31158
[23:41] <monkwitdafunk> Gedit is a text editor
[23:41] <bazhang> alfredo, why not ask in the LO channel
[23:41] <alfredo> ok
[23:41] <meetri> i'm using ubuntu server 12.04 and can't get my xinetd service active. no logs in rsyslog. what's the dealio?
[23:41] <alfredo> how I enter LO channel?
[23:42] <bazhang>  /msg alis list *libre* to search for it
[23:42] <alfredo> ???
[23:43] <alfredo> #libreoffice-es
[23:43] <alfredo> join #libreoffice-es
[23:54] <irreverant> Ubuntu One is dead?
[23:54] <kostkon> irreverant, not yet
[23:55] <RainMan28> If I want to be able to access a file off my ubuntu usb "liveCD" where do I place the file? I have tried putting it at the root of the usb drive and can't seem to find it once inside Ubuntu
[23:56] <kostkon> RainMan28, no idea about that but you can always upload it somewhere
[23:56] <RainMan28> kostkon: thanks, won't have an internet connection on the machine
[23:57] <Vector_> everyone speak
[23:57] <kostkon> RainMan28, ok
[23:57] <RainMan28> kostkon: thank you though!
[23:57] <Beldar> RainMan28, A separate partition would fix this in the future.
[23:57] <RainMan28> Beldar: ah ok, makes sense, thanks