[03:11] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: the files already in /etc/resolv.conf/if-up.d should be a good example
[03:11] <Warbo> thoreauputic: I have downloaded vast amounts of web comics recursively using wget before :)
[03:11] <kabtoffe> sudo apt-get install libxine-extracodecs
[03:11] <Jowi> webguy: :)
[03:11] <Some_Person> fresch: I see no sound card in device manager (i see loads of unknown nVidia stuff though)
[03:11] <gharz> also, i installed wine and when i try to reconfigure it... i got these messages => http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/15390
[03:11] <Jemt> t_ras: It should install dependencies automatically
[03:11] <detectiveinspekt> I have no Community Maintained resportorys, so I can't find mplayer
[03:11] <thoreauputic> Warbo: whatever floats your boat ;)
[03:11] <Warbo> wezzer: Add the line "make default" to the OS you want to boot as default
[03:11] <nyk2005_> I installed mod-php now for my apache and added the .php handler, but it still server php as plaintext instead of executing it. Any ideas?
[03:11] <Jemt> t_ras: But if you just want to reinstall, you should be able to do 'apt-get install <package> --reinsall'
[03:11] <gharz> also, i installed wine and when i try to reconfigure it... i got these messages => http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/15390 please help
[03:12] <t_ras> webguy - on diferent interfaces
[03:12] <webguy> Jowi: is that a yes or a no? :)
[03:12] <sara_> hola
[03:12] <detectiveinspekt> all my repositories are NZ
[03:12] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: you can use ntp-server as an example, remove the 'exit 0' line and replace '/etc/init.d/ntp-server*' with 'cp /etc/resolv.good /etc/resolv.conf'
[03:12] <wezzer> Warbo: You didn't undestand what I want
[03:12] <iiiears> thoreauputic: dmesg shows thew same scancode for different media keys. - Can that be changed? Can you give me a topic to gooogle?
[03:12] <sara_> hellow
[03:12] <kabtoffe> boha_: It's in in multiverse
[03:12] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: make sure you put a good resolv.conf at /etc/resolv.good first
[03:12] <Jowi> webguy: i missed the question i think
[03:12] <gr8rahul> how to enable bluetooth stack in linux
[03:12] <sara_> asyt6r4rrytdgdewqetrytuoplkjhgfdsd
[03:12] <wezzer> Warbo: I want that if I boot to Windows, next time when I boot, windows is default option. If I boot to linux, next time when booting Linux is default
[03:12] <Jowi> webguy: ah, both dhcp and static
[03:12] <Jowi> webguy: be more precise
[03:13] <psaikido> yeehaw - finally got ubuntu to install by taking out my GeForce4 graphics card
[03:13] <psaikido> so i've just arrived
[03:13] <sara_> hola quitsfvchgfu
[03:13] <webguy> t_ras - well i have one nic, but would like to have a static ip running so i can use that in configuration of mysql/apache and the dhcp so i can log in using ssh until i get the static ip up and running (also to jowi)
[03:13] <fresch> Some_Person, ok that means you sound chip wasn't autodetected. and it means that i am pretty clueless on how to help you further =( sorry. try typing lspci in a console. look for a line containing AC97 or multimedia sound controller. copy that and google it
[03:13] <Warbo> wezzer: Add it to every OS entry and everytime you boot an OS it will make itself default (boot last OS)
[03:13] <boha_> kabtoffe,  what means multiverse? :S
[03:13] <Alfred_> ran uhmm, that went a little bit over my head. Do I really need this firewall?
[03:13] <Some_Person> fresch: ok
[03:13] <wezzer> Warbo: ok, thanks
[03:13] <psaikido> and get an 'Internal Error' dialogue that says 'failed to initialize HAL'
[03:13] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: well, no
[03:13] <psaikido> any help with this please?
[03:13] <Jemt> !tell boha_ about repositories
[03:14] <webguy> i just stet up the server and dont have a kvm so i need the dhcp to allow me to get into the box without switching things, but in the general config I want a static ip
[03:14] <Luke> Does anyone know how well ubuntu will work with macbooks?
[03:14] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: I'll paste an example script, two seconds
[03:14] <Some_Person> fresch: nothing with AC97 in the list (i do see Multimedia audio controller: nVidia Corporation: Unknown device 026b (rev a2)
[03:14] <boha_> ok tnx
[03:14] <detectiveinspekt> !tell detectiveinspekt about repositories
[03:14] <Alfred_> RandolphCarter, I don't? Good, hehe
[03:14] <dshum> yeah how do i install ubuntu on intel mac?
[03:14] <Alfred_> RandolphCarter, thank you
[03:14] <psaikido> anyone?
[03:14] <dshum> with os x and win xp
[03:14] <webguy> another way to  get to the same point would be to request a specific ip from the dhcp server if that is an option
[03:14] <fresch> Some_Person, ok it means you have an nvidia onboard AC97 sound chip
[03:14] <Alfred_> RandolphCarter ... for posting that script
[03:14] <Jowi> webguy: eh, what? either you have a static ip or you don't. if you're behind a router you can configure the router to give you a *fixed* ip with its dhcp server. so yes. otherwise no.
[03:14] <elkbuntu> Luke, the best documentation about people's experiences will be on the forums
[03:14] <t_ras> webguy - so use DHCP untill having IP, if you dont still have an IP it doesn't matter
[03:15] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/15391
[03:15] <wildman> psaikido: can u please be a bit more explicit?
[03:15] <Luke> elkbuntu: thanks
[03:15] <psaikido> 'Internal Error' dialogue that says 'failed to initialize HAL' - help please
[03:15] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: make the changes you need to /etc/resolv.conf and run 'sudo cp /etc/resolv.conf /etc/resolv.good'
[03:15] <Some_Person> fresch: what do i do?
[03:16] <psaikido> 'Internal Error' dialogue that says 'failed to initialize HAL' - help please
[03:16] <t_ras> Warbo - xserver-xorg package was broken so I removed it, now I can't resintall
[03:16] <wildman> psaikido: can u please be a bit more explicit?
[03:16] <wildman> psaikido: :)
[03:16] <wildman> psaikido: where/when do you get such a dialog (for example)
[03:16] <ubuntu> if Synaptic has freeze it self.. how do i force to close the program?
[03:17] <fresch> Some_Person, try  typing sudo alsamixer. then mute any channel with IEC958. keys left and right move left and right, m mutes
[03:17] <trippyskippy> does anyone know how i can back up my entire linux system - including symbloic links etc so i can restore it after reparitioning ? cp -r doesnt copy the sym links
[03:17] <pdc303> ubuntu: killall synaptic
[03:17] <webguy> i see - thanks!
[03:17] <Zaggynl> I just changed my hostname with 'hostname name', now I can't sudo anymore :/
[03:17] <ubuntu> pdc303, thank you
[03:17] <Some_Person> fresch: alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory
[03:17] <RandolphCarter> Zaggynl: edit /etc/hosts first :(
[03:17] <Warbo> t_ras: What happens when you apt-get install xserver-xorg? (also, that is a dummy package. The actual files are in xserver-xorg-core)
[03:17] <orbin> XVampireX: try #azureus-support  they just fixed my problem
[03:17] <pdc303> ubuntu: np
[03:17] <gharz> guys, i find this strange... if i click Places->Computer ... on taskbar it says Starting Computer and suddenly nothing shows up....
[03:17] <Zaggynl> RandolphCarter: okay, thanks
[03:18] <RandolphCarter> Zaggynl: you can restart in single user mode, then change /etc/hosts to reflect the new hostname
[03:18] <t_ras> It says it is a broken pakcage and also gives me the list of all dependencies and tells me they won't be installed
[03:18] <Zaggynl> RandolphCarter: how ?
[03:18] <fresch> Some_Person, try sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
[03:18] <Some_Person> ok
[03:18] <micropal> hey, I'm going to buy an intel mac mini. Can I easily install ubuntu on it?
[03:18] <RandolphCarter> Zaggynl: if you're using Grub, there should be a 'recovery mode' option (you may need to press Escape when it asks you
[03:18] <RandolphCarter> )
[03:19] <Zaggynl> oki
[03:19] <gharz> guys, i find this strange... if i click Places->Computer ... on taskbar it says Starting Computer and suddenly nothing shows up....
[03:19] <RandolphCarter> Zaggynl: then just use your favourite editor, and change the old hostname to the new one in /etc/hosts
[03:19] <Alfred_> RandolphCarter, thanks a lot! But, I have to questions: The script, should I just paste it into a .txt-file? And, I can't find this /etc/resolv.conf/init.d (Or what it now was again :) ). All i've got is this: /etc/resolv.conf/resolv.conf.d
[03:19] <Zaggynl> RandolphCarter: I can't reboot, since I'm a user ><
[03:19] <alonz__> hi, I just installed Ubuntu for a friend, on his laptop. Everything works fine, except for wireless, which I personally have little experience with. It is a Centrino laptop, and the hardware is identified ok. The issue is that it says "radio off" in iwconfig... and hours of scanning forums etc., still no idea how to turn the radio on... any ideas?
[03:19] <RandolphCarter> Zaggynl: Ctl+Alt+F1, then press Ctl+Alt+Del
[03:19] <Warbo> t_ras: Try getting the .deb file (it may be in /var/cache/apt/archives) and installing it with "sudo dpkg -i xserver-xorg*.deb" then running "sudo apt-get -f install"
[03:19] <Some_Person> fresch: do i do sudo alsamixer again?
[03:20] <opitwin> Does anybody now how to get a U3 Flash Drive to work in Ubuntu?
[03:20] <Zaggynl> okay
[03:20] <fresch> Some_Person, try it
[03:20] <andres_> Nas
[03:20] <Some_Person> fresch: same error
[03:20] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: put it in /etc/network/if-up.d/fix-hosts, and run 'sudo chown root:root /etc/network/if-up.d/fix-hosts; sudo chmod 755 /etc/network/if-up.d/fix-hosts'
[03:20] <andres_> hola
[03:21] <opitwin> DOES ANYBODY KNOW HOW TO GET A U3 FLASH DRIVE TO WORK IN UBUNTU?
[03:21] <wildman> andres_: hola, pero este es un canal de habla inglesa
[03:21] <dshum> no, go to the forums
[03:21] <dshum> this is a chat room man
[03:21] <dshum> what r u thinking?
[03:22] <andres_> ok
[03:22] <panthere_noire> yop
[03:22] <diazepam> anyone got a url that points to setting up Multimedia and codecs under Dapper?
[03:22] <Warbo> Has anyone here used the eagle-usb driver?
[03:22] <opitwin> dshum: it is Help and support, if you want to chat logon to #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:22] <dshum> no
[03:22] <dshum> and no
[03:22] <fresch> Some_Person, hrmm, ok, you have alsa installed but it doesn't want to work correctly. i used to have an error like that which was caused by the alsa modules being loaded in the wrong order... i would then just reboot and hope it works then.
[03:23] <dshum> opitwin: get a life
[03:23] <wildman> andres_: maybe 'ubuntu-es' ?
[03:23] <kyledye> has anyone in here read the Ubuntu Hacks Rough Cuts version?
[03:23] <Alfred_> RandolphCarter, Ok, So I should call it fix-hosts.txt?
[03:23] <opitwin> dshum: What was that, you don't have a life.
[03:23] <Some_Person> fresch: I've rebooted many times in the past
[03:23] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: no, just fix-hosts (it's a script, not a text file)
[03:23] <fresch> Some_Person, i thought so
[03:23] <andres_> Dont worry man
[03:23] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: files don't always need extensions :)
[03:23] <wildman> andres_: ok :)
[03:23] <dshum> nah ur mum doesn't
[03:23] <andres_> everithing rhigth
[03:23] <wildman> andres_: saludos desde Buenos Aires
[03:24] <opitwin> dshum: and your mom?
[03:24] <andres_> jajajajjjjaja
[03:24] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: well, it _is_ a text file, but it's not .txt, it's a script.  you could call it .sh, but that doesn't seem to be the convention for /etc/network/*
[03:24] <andres_> saludos pa ti tambien colega
[03:24] <Some_Person> fresch: I feel like taking the old Sound Blaster 32 out of my old computer and throwing it in here (even though its a crappy sound card)!
[03:24] <fresch> Some_Person, join channel #flood. open console type, lsmod and paste the output
[03:24] <andres_> um sorry I leave my fuking spanish
[03:24] <Alfred_> RandolphCarter, Oh, I see :) I paste the script you gave me into a .txt.file, name it fix-hosts and removes the .txt. extension?
[03:24] <Some_Person> ok
[03:24] <elkbuntu> andres_, please refrain from vulgar language
[03:24] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: you don't even need to name it .txt to start with :) if you want to find out more, read 'man magic'
[03:25] <opitwin> ubotu: Can you please kick dshum off?  He is talking about my mom.
[03:25] <ubotu> opitwin: that's too long
[03:25] <Warbo> Alfred_: The point is that it is a text file, not a ".txt" file :)
[03:25] <andres_> every one is linux here?
[03:25] <andres_> I m sorry man
[03:25] <Warbo> andres_: I am human (I think)
[03:25] <panthere_noire> quelqu'un a dj installer acronis ?  bug  ? sous debian sarge 3.1 r2 http://pastebin.com/769920
[03:25] <fresch> Some_Person, seems that it is too much for flood
[03:25] <wildman> Warbo: lol
[03:25] <opitwin> ubotu: kick dshum off
[03:25] <ubotu> opitwin: Syntax error in line 1. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[03:25] <andres_> I m too
[03:25] <Pupeno> andres_: I am not linux.
[03:25] <Some_Person> i'll pastebin it
[03:25] <wildman> Some_Person: nForce 3 or nForce 4 chipset?
[03:25] <Some_Person> wildman: no clue
[03:25] <t_ras> Warbo - thanks, I think I have no choise but to reintall( I don't even seem to have the packages in cache)
[03:25] <wildman> Some_Person: nForce 3 here, no pb at all with audio, works out of the box
[03:26] <andres_> see you
[03:26] <Alfred_> RandolphCarter, Warbo: Oh I see, it's just me being so used to Mac Os X, making text files automatically into .txt.-files :)
[03:26] <panthere_noire> oups sorry bye
[03:26] <Some_Person> did i mention i use BREEZY?
[03:26] <Warbo> t_ras: Well if you have no major customisation then it may be easier (my system is HEAVILY customised, but whenever my system failes I find it is easy to carry on on a fresh install)
[03:26] <wildman> Some_Person: worked when I've tried Breezy too :)
[03:27] <Some_Person> wildman: is it onboard?
[03:27] <wildman> Some_Person: you might have some super-new hardware which is not supported on breezy?
[03:27] <Warbo> Alfred_: MacOSX? That is generally a Windows/MSDOS habit. Oh well, never mind :)
[03:27] <wildman> Some_Person: yep, it is
[03:27] <Some_Person> fresch: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/15394(
[03:27] <thelostbyte> !repos
[03:27] <ubotu> To enable Universe and Multiverse see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/AddingRepositoriesHowto - Official sources.lists here: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/6047 Breezy) or http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/6666 (Dapper) see also !easysource.
[03:27] <Some_Person> wildman: the computer is less than a month old
[03:28] <pdc303> Q: any Opera users installed Flash?
[03:28] <pdc303> having problems
[03:28] <wildman> Some_Person: lucky bas... :)
[03:28] <webdesigner> anybody know how to install a U3 Flash Drive in ubuntu
[03:28] <Some_Person> lol
[03:29] <Alfred_> Warbo, RandolphCarter:  really? Well, everytime I open TextEdit it saves the files with a .txt-extension. well well :) hehe I'll try to make this script you just gave me RandolphCarter. :)
[03:29] <Some_Person> but in this case, thats not good
[03:29] <webdesigner> dshum: Somebody said that you need a life?
[03:29] <Warbo> Has anybody used the eagle-usb modem driver? I'm after some feedback on a guide
[03:29] <Some_Person> i feel like throwing a 10 year old sound blaster in there
[03:29] <danfg> what's the difference between name and generic name when creating a launcher?
[03:29] <igge> hello
[03:30] <webdesigner> igge: Hello
[03:30] <Bruc> Hello
[03:30] <Warbo> Alfred_: That's probably to keep compatibility with Windows users (sorry, but many OSX users are idiots who wouldn't realise the problem [that is not really offensive, because Ubuntu should strive for this level of simplicity] )
[03:30] <webdesigner> Bruc: Hello
[03:30] <melodie> hello all! could someone help me about a laptop install ? I had Breezy, and the brand new Dapper does not want to enter in... :(
[03:30] <igge> I have just upgraded to dapper... but for some reason I can't boot into it... the new kernel doesn't appear in the boot menu
[03:30] <wildman> Some_Person: SB32 is an ISA card (I do have one around), you won't be able to connect it anywhere
[03:30] <acidjedi> !creative
[03:30] <ubotu> acidjedi: Wish I knew. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[03:30] <igge> any ideas?
[03:30] <wildman> Some_Person: no more ISA slots on newer motherboards
[03:31] <acidjedi> My Creative SB Live doesn't work, lol
[03:31] <Bruc> Does anyone know where there are videos streamings available on the internet to watch the World soccer Cup?
[03:31] <Some_Person> the AC97 on my last computer (before this) had an onboard AC97 that had no problems on the live cd (i never installed ubuntu on it)
[03:31] <wildman> Some_Person: newer = 2 yrs till now
[03:31] <webdesigner> ubotu: tell igge about install
[03:31] <Warbo> ISA has problems so it has to be manually loaded (makes it a little tricky)
[03:31] <orbin> danfg: look at an existing launcher e.g. right-click properties on firefox's icon
[03:32] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: cool, and yeah, I noticed TextEdit does that, but I wouldn't use TextEdit to edit bash scripts anyway :)
[03:32] <Some_Person> wildman: what if i put a 10 year old PCI soundcard in the machine?
[03:32] <acidjedi> !soundcard
[03:32] <igge> webdesigner: alrite.. will have a look there..
[03:32] <ubotu> acidjedi: Wish I knew. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[03:32] <webdesigner> Bruc: I'm not sure
[03:32] <wildman> Warbo: but you have to have a mobo with ISA slots 1st ;)
[03:32] <vinboy> why my cdrom can't read some of the DVD, which i can read on windows?
[03:32] <Warbo> Some_Person: I have an old soundcard right next to me.  See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Installation Installing software on Ubuntu? See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/InstallingSoftware
[03:32] <vinboy> wildman: yup
[03:32] <Bruc> webdesigner : you are not sure about the availability of the videos streamings?
[03:32] <Warbo> wildman: Not too hard to find (mind you, the only ones I have don't work)
[03:33] <Some_Person> my printer is 5 years old
[03:33] <Alfred_> Warbo, RandolphCarter: huh... Well, I get youur point with simplicity, but instead of calling the MacOsX users idiots, I would direct that to the OSX developers :-)
[03:33] <fresch> Some_Person, no clue, sorry
[03:33] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: lol, I hope I didn't, because I use it too :/
[03:33] <acidjedi> Does anyone know how to install SB Live! drivers?
[03:33] <fresch> Some_Person, i think the hsf* stuff is the sound driver modules
[03:33] <Warbo> Alfred_: I was trying to say that you need NO computer knowledge to use MacOSX
[03:33] <wildman> Warbo: I don't think Some_Person will want to trash his new computer ;)
[03:33] <webdesigner> Bruc: I saw it somewhere in an ad, but I'm not sure.
[03:33] <nmsa> !dvi
[03:33] <amit> hi everybody. I've just installed ubuntu on my laptop. failed to get the wireless card to work. it seems to be off. does anyone have a suggestion?
[03:33] <ubotu> nmsa: Syntax error in line 1. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[03:33] <Some_Person> fresch: no, thats my modem driver
[03:33] <fresch> Some_Person, that would ahve been my second gues
[03:33] <igge> webdesigner: hm... that's just installing from a cd though... I upgraded through the update manager
[03:33] <wildman> Some_Person: do you have a PCI audio card around?
[03:33] <shawnl> hello, all
[03:34] <tmn> HI! ... why isn't xubuntu-desktop(xfce) starting when I select the xfce session at the login screen? ... The result is that I log into Ubuntu-dekstop each time...
[03:34] <Some_Person> wildman: yes, but its old and crappy
[03:34] <shawnl> how do i remove a user from a group
[03:34] <wildman> Some_Person: like an SB128?
[03:34] <iiiears> Hello amit.
[03:34] <shawnl> using cui
[03:34] <Some_Person> wildman: its a 10 year old SB
[03:34] <wildman> Some_Person: well... better than nothing, till you wait for support for your newer system ;)
[03:34] <RandolphCarter> shawnl: you can edit /etc/group by hand if you want
[03:34] <wildman> Some_Person: I'd also try Ubuntu 6.06 :)
[03:34] <webdesigner> igge: I tried updating from the manager and it didn't work.
[03:34] <Bruc> webdesigner: what a pity
[03:34] <fresch> wildman, that reminds me of a friend of mine that wanted one network card with two IPs. my first response was "install a second networkcard" =)
[03:34] <Some_Person> wildman: can i install it without losing my AC97?
[03:35] <Alfred_> Warbo, RandolphCarter : Well, if i'm not too far away, I guess that's Mr. Steve Jobs' point - making computing easy :) (btw, I didn't find your remark offensive)
[03:35] <webdesigner> Bruc: I'm sorry.
[03:35] <shawnl> hi, all, how do i remove a user from a group? using commond line?
[03:35] <amit> hello iiiears
[03:35] <webdesigner> igge: The best thing to do is to do a full install from the Dapper CD
[03:35] <gharz> guys... what could be the problem here. when run Firefox  or Places->Computer it doesn't start. on the taskbar it says Starting Firefox or Starting Computer then nothing happens.
[03:35] <wildman> Some_Person: I guess so
[03:35] <tmn> I've got Ubutnu Dapper Drake 6.06 ... I took an sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop ... but I can't enter the xfce session... It always log onto ubuntu-desktop ...
[03:35] <igge> webdesigner: ah alright...
[03:35] <Some_Person> wildman: do u know how?
[03:35] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: Mr Steve Jobs likes to make it easy to use apple hardware and formats, true. (annoyed former iTunes store user)
[03:35] <gharz> guys... what could be the problem here. when run Firefox  or Places->Computer it doesn't start. on the taskbar it says Starting Firefox or Starting Computer then nothing happens.
[03:36] <wildman> fresch: ethX can be aliased ;)
[03:36] <kabtoffe> amit, What kind of WLAN-card do you have?
[03:36] <gharz> tmn, check Sessions
[03:36] <Warbo> gharz: Open a terminal and type "firefox" what does it say?
[03:36] <wildman> fresch: like eth0:0, eth0:1, etc.
[03:36] <webdesigner> igge: Make sure you backup all your data first
[03:36] <wildman> fresch: but your solution was the same I would have given him ;)
[03:36] <igge> webdesigner: I would have tried that too if it wasn't for the fact that my CD is broken :( (hardware failure, not ubuntu's fault)
[03:36] <Alfred_> RandolphCarter, Warbo : and yea RandolphCarter, doing that would be like shooting your self in the foot hehe :)
[03:36] <fresch> wildman, heh, it's the one with less brain hassle ;)
[03:36] <gharz> Warbo, Xlib: connectgion to "0.0" refused by server
[03:36] <wildman> Some_Person: if you mean "did you try yourself?", no.
[03:37] <gharz> Xlib: no protocol specified.
[03:37] <RandolphCarter> gharz: is this from a sudo or another user?
[03:37] <wildman> fresch: and more economic in the short and long run too ;)
[03:37] <amit> I have the Intel pro 2200 bg. it is a pretty standard centrino platform
[03:37] <RandolphCarter> gharz: make sure you run 'xhost +' in a terminal yourself
[03:37] <igge> webdesigner: guess I have to get a new CD player
[03:37] <Warbo> RandolphCarter: Sudo would produce GNOME authentication warnings but that's all
[03:37] <tmn> gharz: I've tried to change the session in the login screen
[03:37] <webdesigner> igge: Can you get a new CD?  You can download it or get it shipped to you for free
[03:37] <shawnl> hi, i just add my user to a "ftpuser" group
[03:37] <Alfred_> RandolphCarter, Warbo: true, but I would prefer Apple monopoly instead of Microsft's ...'
[03:37] <shawnl> now i cannot sudo
[03:37] <shawnl> and i lost my sound
[03:37] <gharz> RandolphCarter, just another user... not sudo
[03:37] <RandolphCarter> Warbo: in that case, run xhost +
[03:37] <webdesigner> igge: Oh, its you drive?
[03:37] <RandolphCarter> gharz: ack, in that case, run 'xhost +' (as yourself)
[03:37] <gharz> do i need to run 'xhost +'?
[03:38] <gharz> ok
[03:38] <Warbo> Alfred_: They are both really the same, but Apple cannot get away with what Microsoft do because they are not powerful enough
[03:38] <igge> webdesigner: I mean... yeah.. the drive is broken...
[03:38] <kabtoffe> amit, it should work out of the box I think. Do you have a button combination to turn it on?
[03:38] <kabtoffe> amit, Fn + something
[03:38] <gharz> RandolphCarter, same message
[03:38] <igge> webdesigner: hm could I write the live CD to a partition on my harddisk and boot from it you think?
[03:38] <Some_Person> wildman: would i have to disable my perfect AC97?
[03:38] <webdesigner> igge: go to http://www.tigerdirect.com and you can get a new drive for $15 - $20.
[03:38] <iiiears> amit -  Did you try the ndiswrapper howto?   ubotu has the link "!wifi"   "!ndiswrapper"   Did anyone else see your question?
[03:38] <wildman> Some_Person: no
[03:38] <wildman> Some_Person: wait :P
[03:39] <webdesigner> igge: I'm not sure, I thought of that too
[03:39] <Alfred_> RandolphCarter, Warbo: But if it were possible to run Ubuntu on my PowerBook, whitout the touchpad issues (inaqquarecy), I would replace Mac Os X glady with it. :)
[03:39] <wildman> Some_Person: I do have two sound cards on my test machine ;) (And one is SB128 PCI - maybe the same u have there), but didn't try sound under Ubuntu on it yet
[03:39] <gharz> RandolphCarter, same error message
[03:39] <wildman> Some_Person: I can say that both sound cards are being recognized though
[03:39] <webdesigner> ubuntu: Hello!
[03:39] <wildman> Some_Person: so, I don't think you'll have to disable anything
[03:39] <fresch> if i have a couple of identical computers and use netcat to clone partitions from one to all the others, do i have to do something else besides grub-install one the clones?
[03:39] <wildman> Some_Person: one sc is onboard, the other is sb 128 pci
[03:39] <RandolphCarter> gharz: hmm, if you just ran that as yourself (in a new terminal), that shouldn't happen.  I guess the next thing - run 'echo $DISPLAY' in a new terminal (as yourself)
[03:40] <TokenBad> has anyone else had problem with the new release just restarting on its on?
[03:40] <Some_Person> wildman: do u have to plug the cable to the cd drive in the soundcard?
[03:40] <Warbo> Alfred_: MacOSX is not that bad as an OS, and it gives you some measure of compatibility so if I had a Mac I probably wouldn't REPLACE MacOSX. Although I would run Linux day-to-day.
[03:40] <igge> webdesigner: yeah I should probably get a new drive.. will probably take less time than figuring out how to get the live cd on to the harddisk
[03:40] <RandolphCarter> gharz: if it's anything other than :0.0, make sure you run 'export DISPLAY=*correct display*' as the other user
[03:40] <wildman> Some_Person: well... CDs have only 1 audio output, so u'll have to connect it to the 'right' sound card
[03:40] <kabtoffe> amit, Ndiswrapper would work, but your card is supposed to be supported out of the box. Does it see the card when you type: iwconfig in a terminal
[03:40] <gharz> RandolphCarter, i got :0.0
[03:40] <webdesigner> igge: Yah it would
[03:40] <Warbo> Alfred_: (mind you, I have only ever used MacOSX in a museum information point so what do I know? :))
[03:41] <Some_Person> wildman: i'll just leave it on the AC97
[03:41] <webdesigner> Does anybody know how to get a U3 Flash Drive to work in Ubuntu?
[03:41] <RandolphCarter> gharz: :/ that's the only thing I could think of for this, running xhost + should fix any access problems
[03:41] <FuzZy> one pb: i'm tryin to resize a windows ntfs partition to create a ext3 and linux-swap partition and I receiva an error. why?
[03:41] <AK7> hi all, gots a newb question: I have the 5.10 server installed and I want to upgrade to dapper. How can I edit sources.list from the command line?
[03:41] <QPAD|war-away> once again, big thank you Jowi for helping me out. Highly appriciated!
[03:41] <FuzZy> one pb: i'm tryin to resize a windows ntfs partition to create a ext3 and linux-swap partition and I receiva an error. why?
[03:41] <zxc333> I burnt some files to a CD but I can't copy them because I don't have access to read them >_<
[03:42] <Some_Person> wildman: would ubuntu simply recognise it or would i have to do something to make it work?
[03:42] <Warbo> FuzZy: What kind of error?
[03:42] <FuzZy> simply recognise
[03:42] <FuzZy> cannot create new partition
[03:42] <Some_Person> FuzZy: whats your problem?
[03:42] <giovan> hi
[03:42] <Warbo> FuzZy: Is this in the Ubuntu installer, GParted, parted or what?
[03:42] <Alfred_> Warbo, RandolphCarter: I don't know about that, Warbo, personally I'm pretty tired of OSX, which I never get of Ubuntu :) But it is a good OS, it sure is, it beats Windows that's for sure, but then again, everything does (whoops, being nosey here) :))
[03:42] <giovan> how is de server for users?
[03:43] <giovan> in portuguese?
[03:43] <webdesigner> DOES ANYBODY KNOW HOW TO GET A U3 FLASH DRIVE TO WORK IN UBUNTU?
[03:43] <FuzZy> manual edit partition tabl
[03:43] <FuzZy> e
[03:43] <LadyNikon> webdesigner: pls stop yelling
[03:43] <FuzZy> manual edit partition table
[03:43] <Some_Person> webdesigner: NO NO NO NO NO
[03:43] <AK7> webdesigner: I beleive U3 is win only
[03:44] <TokenBad> has anyone else had problems with dapper just restarting and going back to the logon screen...even if no one is at the computer...or does anyone know how to fix it?
[03:44] <Warbo> FuzZy: Well I would not like to give advice about that, since I even feel uncomfortable doing it when all of the data is right in front of me :)
[03:44] <webdesigner> AK7: can I get a crossover
[03:44] <AK7> webdesigner: according to wikipedia, no, or at least not yet
[03:44] <webdesigner> LadyNikon: Sorry
[03:44] <AK7> it's designed for windows only...
[03:44] <webdesigner> AK7: Thank You
[03:45] <Elazar> Is there a relatively easy way to get a DNS lookup from a specific nameserver?
[03:45] <Warbo> AK7: I find token Linux support funny. I have a device which says "Windows 2000 or higher, MacOSX 10.2 or higher, Linux Kernel or higher"
[03:45] <snoops> hey, how can I install amarok 1.4 for 6.06 amd64?
[03:45] <FuzZy> Warbo
[03:45] <Warbo> FuzZy: yes?
[03:45] <Upayavira> Elazar: host can do it: host mydomain.com ns1.myisp.com
[03:46] <FuzZy> what info is in front of me
[03:46] <FuzZy> i tried step by step
[03:46] <FuzZy> and the same error
[03:46] <Some_Person> I have hardly anything that works with linux
[03:46] <Elazar> Upayavira: Awesome! Thank you! :D
[03:46] <FuzZy> cannot create partition
[03:46] <webdesigner> Hi billybennett
[03:46] <AK7> so can someone help me with sources.list? the howto doesn't cover server systems...
[03:46] <sirius_kr> I got a Creative ZG 7.1 card anyone recommend a good driver project ?
[03:46] <Upayavira> anyone know if firewire is supposed to work with Dapper? Just plugged in firewire HDD and it didn't autodetect.
[03:46] <webdesigner> Hi amgad
[03:46] <Warbo> FuzZy: I would not feel comfortable offering you advice or instructions because I may end up trashing your drive and I would not like that responsibility
[03:47] <FuzZy> a'ight
[03:47] <webdesigner> Hi danial
[03:47] <FuzZy> i understand
[03:47] <amgad> hello webdesigner
[03:47] <danial> Hello, anyone here know if there is a way to get flash 8 working on ubuntu?
[03:47] <sirius_kr> danial have you tryed wine ?
[03:47] <Warbo> danial: Install WINE and install Windows Firefox in it
[03:47] <Alfred_> Warbo, RandolphCarter: Okay RandolphCarter, all done. Now all I have to do is reactivating Firestarter, and perform a reboot. see you in 1 minute :)
[03:47] <danial> A search around the flash website returned null on flash 8
[03:47] <|rt|> FuzZy: if you have another drive that's larger you can use dd to dump it to a file on the other disk
[03:47] <webdesigner> Hi SlicerDicer
[03:47] <sirius_kr> I got a Creative ZG 7.1 card anyone recommend a good driver project ?
[03:47] <webdesigner> Hi Chu
[03:47] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: make sure you put a good resolv.conf at /etc/resolv.good too
[03:47] <danial> Warbo, sirius_kr: Wouldn't that run like crap?
[03:48] <Some_Person> I have a game that says "Windows 95, 98, 2000, or XP; Mac OS 8.1 or higher; Linux Kernel 2.xx.xx"
[03:48] <wildman> Some_Person: sorry, was checking out on FIFA opening ;)
[03:48] <Warbo> danial: "sudo apt-get install wine" then get the Windows Firefox from getfirefox.com
[03:48] <webdesigner> Hi mikelds
[03:48] <wildman> Some_Person: euh... it should be automatically detected
[03:48] <Some_Person> good
[03:48] <AK7> daniel: http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=194&threadid=1120980&enterthread=y
[03:48] <webdesigner> Hi noiesmo
[03:48] <mikelds> Hi webdesigner
[03:48] <webdesigner> Hi green_earz
[03:48] <danial> Warbo: I have wine installed, but just not firefox or flash on it.
[03:48] <wildman> Some_Person: however, cannot help you further cuz it's been a long time since I don't play with the test machine and its two sound cards ;)
[03:48] <noiesmo> hi webdesigner
[03:48] <Some_Person> ok
[03:48] <sirius_kr> danial: http://www.howtoforge.com/ubuntu_flash_player
[03:49] <Warbo> danial: Not really. That is what is suprising about no Flash 8 port for Linux, the fact that the Windows one works well in WINE so surely it would be easy (they are skipping Flash 8 for Linux and going straight on to Flash 8.5/9)
[03:49] <webdesigner> !irc
[03:49] <ubotu> it has been said that irc is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRCResourcePage or have a look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Relay_Chat
[03:49] <Some_Person> i'm guessing i just plug it into the PCI port
[03:49] <wildman> Some_Person: all I remember is I had to alias sound_slot0 (or something like that) to the module of the sc I wanted to be the 'default' one (on Mandriva)
[03:49] <wildman> Some_Person: needless to say: yes, with the machine turned off ;)
[03:49] <webdesigner> Hi tr00st
[03:49] <webdesigner> Hi der_daniel
[03:49] <Some_Person> then (hopefully) ubuntu will just magically make it work
[03:50] <FuzZy> again same pb
[03:50] <FuzZy> offf
[03:50] <tr00st> hi.
[03:50] <Warbo> Does anyone know how to stop WINE from looking like crap? Supposedly you can have themes for windows which you can install, but they never work.
[03:50] <wildman> Some_Person: yes
[03:50] <Some_Person> maybe wincrap too
[03:50] <FuzZy> rt are you there?
[03:50] <webdesigner> Hi endwin
[03:50] <fresch> Warbo, you have to edit some of the registry files
[03:50] <Warbo> fresch: Dammit :)
[03:50] <Some_Person> lol
[03:50] <fresch> Warbo, then you can change colors
[03:50] <Warbo> fresch: Give me text-based configs anyday
[03:50] <Some_Person> WINE does look bad
[03:51] <Some_Person> My IRC client is WINE+mIRC
[03:51] <wildman> Warbo: yeah, one of the niceties of non-MS OSes ;)
[03:51] <fresch> Warbo, wine's registry is text-based iirc
[03:51] <elkbuntu> wine looks bad to remind us why we're not using windows ;)
[03:51] <iiiears> AK7 - You are recieving an error using the Ubuntu install disk to resize an NTFS partition?
[03:51] <Alfred_> this is what i did: editet /etc/resolv.conf into what it is supposed to contain. opened SHELL, and typed: cp /etc/resolv.conf /etc/resolv.conf.good. performed a mv /home/alfred/Desktop/fix-hosts /etc/network/if-up.d/ . And finished it all by doning: sudo chown root:root /etc/network/if-up.d/fix-hosts; sudo chmod 755 /etc/network/if-up.d/fix-hosts
[03:51] <Some_Person> WINE lets me run my Windows-Only games
[03:51] <scud> how do you make your system use a global http proxy setting? ie, update manager and etc
[03:51] <Warbo> fresch: There is actually a special entry in winecfg for themes I think, but I don't know how to use it :(
[03:51] <wildman> fresch: the real registry is binary
[03:52] <wildman> fresch: dunno about wine's though
[03:52] <fresch> Warbo, no kidding? i never bothered that far
[03:52] <tubbie> how do u change the term font size?
[03:52] <AK7> iiiears: no...
[03:52] <fresch> wildman, that's waht i was saying, wines registry is text-based
[03:52] <Alfred_> RandolphCarter,  this is what i did: editet /etc/resolv.conf into what it is supposed to contain. opened SHELL, and typed: cp /etc/resolv.conf /etc/resolv.conf.good. performed a mv /home/alfred/Desktop/fix-hosts /etc/network/if-up.d/ . And finished it all by doning: sudo chown root:root /etc/network/if-up.d/fix-hosts; sudo chmod 755 /etc/network/if-up.d/fix-hosts
[03:52] <Some_Person> go to winecfg>desktop integration
[03:52] <wildman> tubbie: by editing its profile (Assuming u r speaking about gnome's)
[03:52] <fresch> wildman, might as well be binary for all the unintelligeble crap in there
[03:53] <iiiears> scud - Firestarter is a graphical editor for IPTABLES. - worth a try.
[03:53] <AK7> I just don't know how to update sources.list from command line so i can upgrade to dapper server
[03:53] <tubbie> wildman, xyerm not gnome-terminal
[03:53] <wildman> fresch: yes, the pb with text config files is that you have to understand them ;)
[03:53] <tubbie> xterm*
[03:53] <wildman> tubbie: cannot help you then, sorry.
[03:53] <detectiveinspekt> I have been watching the memory usage of my ubuntu desktop and it is increasing from anything I do
[03:53] <leonardo> ops
[03:53] <AK7> detectoveomspekt: use xubuntu :P
[03:53] <to0om> what can i do against that error: "apache2: Could not determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using <IP_ADDRESS> for ServerName"?
[03:53] <detectiveinspekt> closed everything except xchat still at 700mb
[03:54] <to0om> when starting apache2?
[03:54] <iiiears> AK7 - Do you know the package anme and the repository to find it?
[03:54] <wildman> to0om: that's not a 'showstopper' error...
[03:54] <AK7> iiiears: huh?
[03:54] <AK7> I guess not :P
[03:54] <leonardo> do you speek portuguese?
[03:54] <saquib> Please HELP: I cant find the Shutdown / Restart button in my logout menu! it only has logout, hibernate, lockscreen & switch user! How can I fix this?
[03:54] <wildman> to0om: even more, it's a warning ;)
[03:54] <to0om> i know wildman, but it's kind of annoying
[03:54] <invariantrob> can anybody help me with the glibc error i get when trying to launch xfce4-appfinder in xubuntu? thanks
[03:55] <wildman> to0om: go to apache's config file and define ServerName properly
[03:55] <to0om> ok
[03:55] <wildman> to0om: if you made your hostname up (like almost us do) you might also have to add it to /etc/hosts
[03:55] <to0om> what could that servername be? or what is it for?
[03:55] <Warbo> fresch: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/15396 There you go. They don't seem to work though
[03:56] <wildman> leonardo: this is an English-speaking channel
[03:56] <Some_Person> Where do u get WINE themes?
[03:56] <wildman> leonardo: did you try "#ubuntu-pt" if it existss?
[03:56] <to0om> wildman: what could that servername be? and what is it for?
[03:56] <Warbo> Some_Person: I think they are Windows themes, but the websites I have tried do not work
[03:56] <Some_Person> where do u get them?
[03:56] <Warbo> Some_Person: (you took a look at my screenshot above?)
[03:56] <Some_Person> no
[03:56] <Warbo> Some_Person: Google :)
[03:57] <Warbo> Some_Person: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/15396
[03:57] <fresch> Warbo, if i had a good day and wasn't eating just now, i'd install wine and play with it to help you, but i'm eating ;)
[03:57] <saquib> >> HELP: I cant find the Shutdown / Restart button in my logout menu! it only has logout, hibernate, lockscreen & switch user! How can I fix this?
[03:57] <iiiears> AK7 - It just occured to me that the server package is an option found on  Ubuntu's install CD. If you add the CD to you sources list using synaptic. (Easy button. - grin) and know the package name you might do it that way
[03:57] <CokeNCode> saquib use logout ... and hten shutdown
[03:57] <Some_Person> well, u need to install themes
[03:57] <melodie> bye!  :))
[03:57] <AK7> iiiears: Yeah, but I wanted to do a web-upgrade... no biggie, I'm downloading the CD now, I'll just do it that way
[03:58] <iiiears> AK7 - Okay.
[03:58] <AK7> thx though
[03:58] <Zaggynl> I'm trying google, but does anyone know a guide on how to set up zones in the ubuntu dapper bind9?
[03:58] <saquib> CokeNCode, yeah that's all what Im doing! but it's annoying! cant i do something to add a graphical shutdown/reboot?? :(
[03:58] <Warbo> fresch: I was actually drawing some stuff until a mate msnned me about eagle-usb driver. That spurred me to write a guide to it in the Ubuntu Wiki and then I came in here to get some feedback. I really should carry on with my drawing now (seeing that inkscape has fixed the bug I submitted about my objects disappearing :()
[03:58] <wildman> to0om: ServerName should equal the FQDN of the host
[03:59] <to0om> ok wildman, thanks
[03:59] <dgm> I already have a dual boot system; I'm getting ready to reformat my XP side.  I know it will end up blasting my MBR... is there a quick tool to save that and restore it after XP destroys it?
[03:59] <viper> hi all ive just installed ubuntu-6.06-server - whats the best way to install gnome GUI?
[03:59] <iiiears> CokeNCode: Can't you add "shutdown -r now" to a launcher? What happens?
[03:59] <Warbo> dgm: Get a LiveCD and run "grub-install /dev/hda"
[03:59] <wildman> to0om: welcomed.
[03:59] <to0om> dgm: sudo grub-install should help
[03:59] <vinboy> anyone know why the Skype gives me this ? --> *** glibc detected *** free(): invalid pointer: 0x08a133f8 ***
[03:59] <fresch> Warbo, should be installing and configuring squid and squidguard myself. but i can't stop procrastinating =(
[04:00] <dgm> ok, duh, I thought it was something like that
[04:00] <zxc333> Anyone know how can I can copy stuff of a CD without it saying it's Read only?
[04:00] <invariantrob> vinboy: i'm getting a very similar error when launching xfce4-appfinder
[04:00] <orbin> viper: install the ubuntu-desktop package
[04:00] <dgm> I'm still not used to the idea of a livecd/install on the same disk
[04:00] <viper> orbin can that be is that 1 or several packages?
[04:00] <to0om> but i've never tried that dgm, see man grub-install for more details
[04:00] <vinboy> invariantrob: looks like glibc problems
[04:00] <Warbo> zxc333: CDs are read only. Once you have copied the files you can change their permissions (not like Amiga where you can have read/write files independant of read/write media)
[04:01] <orbin> viper: it's a metapackage
[04:01] <trippyskippy> hey can anyone who has windows on hda1 and linux on hda2 please pastebin their grub menu.lst for me please?
[04:01] <orbin> viper: it will grab several others
[04:01] <wildman> dgm: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop, or something like that. check the ubuntu wiki and also 6.06 reviews, it's all there ;)
[04:01] <to0om> but i think it's something like sudo grub-install /dev/hda dgm
[04:01] <dgm> yeah it's gotta be close
[04:01] <viper> orbin something like apt-get install ubuntu-desktop-package?
[04:01] <zxc333> Warbo: When I click copy, and then click paste on my desktop it won't let me as it's read onlly
[04:01] <invariantrob> yeah unfortunately i'm pretty clueless on how to fix it
[04:01] <TokenBad> has anyone else had problems with dapper just restarting and going back to the logon screen...even if no one is at the computer...or does anyone know how to fix it?
[04:02] <gnomefreak> viper: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[04:02] <danjah> hi, anyone know how to get to telinit 3 - with no X, etc... ( I have tried Ctrl+Alt+F2 / telinit 3 ) but this does not work for me!
[04:02] <orbin> viper: apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[04:02] <zxc333> Warbo: " Can't be copied as I don't have permissions to read it"
[04:02] <iiiears> zxc333: Is the CD in the drive? an Image iso? - if you can copy an image to your hard drive makeisof will repacxk it to iso after any changes
[04:02] <Warbo> zxc333: That would mean that your Desktop is read only. Try doing it from a terminal ("cp /media/cdrom/files ~/Desktop")
[04:02] <wildman> danjah: you mean not booting in GUI by default?
[04:02] <danjah> YES wildman
[04:02] <viper> orbin ill give it a try - thx
[04:02] <wildman> danjah: if so, change /etc/inittab to initdefault 3
[04:02] <danial> warbo: Testing wined firefox and flash 8, it does seem to run well
[04:02] <danjah> not by default, just a one off, sorry
[04:02] <zxc333> I just burnt a Cd-rw and want to get the files off it :'(
[04:03] <wildman> danjah: euh...
[04:03] <danjah> :)
[04:03] <danial> warbo: but FireFox seems to have rendering problems
[04:03] <danjah> i want to install nvidia drivers
[04:03] <Warbo> danial: Well you have just been my guinea pig. Now I know it works I'll do it myself :)
[04:03] <wildman> danjah: Ctrl+Alt+Fn, where 1 < n < 6, then init 3 ?
[04:03] <wildman> danjah: ah
[04:03] <danjah> ohh!
[04:03] <danial> Warbo: It is really simple, that link shown back a little bit made it really fast
[04:03] <kd35a> hello, i got a question, i try to set up a MySQL-server, but it won't work
[04:03] <wildman> init 3 should work ;)
[04:03] <dgm> thanks... here we go...
[04:04] <zxc333> Warbo: Didn't work, said no directory exists
[04:04] <danial> Warbo: http://www.howtoforge.com/ubuntu_flash_player
[04:04] <kd35a> i can't chacge the root-password
[04:04] <danjah> will see you shortly!
[04:04] <danjah> cheers
[04:04] <trippyskippy> !grub
[04:04] <ubotu> http://wiki.ubuntu.com/GrubHowto or https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows or troubleshooting grub: http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub.html#Troubleshooting
[04:04] <Warbo> danial: If you install the trial version of Flash then you get a stand-alone (and not time-restricted) Flash player. I was trying to get hold of it, but Flash 8 doesn't install well in WINE (Flash MX is fine, but obviously I already have native Flash 7)
[04:05] <FlyingSquirrel32> I'm having trouble mounting an .img file
[04:05] <Warbo> zxc333: You need to adapt that command to your situation (you can use "ls /directoryname" to list what is in a directory)
[04:05] <tubbie> how do I take a screenshot in terminal?
[04:05] <Warbo> FlyingSquirrel32: What format is it? (filesystem)
[04:05] <danjah> back!
[04:05] <tripox> tubbie: import screen.jpg
[04:05] <danjah> is there a way to kill X from init 3
[04:05] <danial> Warbo: Do you know any good way to switch from Linux firefox to windows, without a ton of effort?
[04:05] <optiwin> ubotu: tell tubbie about terminal
[04:06] <Blue89> is there a setting I have to change to allow other computers to send X clients to my display?
[04:06] <iiiears> zxc333: Something is wrong. If you absolutely must have the disk image file on your desktop the DD command should do it.
[04:06] <FlyingSquirrel32> I formatted it with fdformat /dev/fd0u1722  here's where i got it from: http://www.serverelements.com/naslite.php
[04:06] <optiwin> tubbie: read message from bot
[04:06] <FlyingSquirrel32> Warbo: ^^
[04:06] <danial> Warbo: Havent tried installing Flash (The maker).
[04:06] <eugman> Hey, can someone give me info for that wine repo for latest version?
[04:06] <Alfred_> RandolphCarter, hi, again, sorry, it didn't work. /etc/resolv.conf is back to what it's not supposed to contain, and my internet connection's lost. So, to logon to Xchat, I had to deactivate Firestarter.
[04:06] <Warbo> danial: You could make a script containing "wine firefox" and put it as /usr/local/bin/windowsfirefox" then make a launcher for it (you know how to write scripts, right?)
[04:07] <zxc333> iiiears: It's just a CD-RW I burnt, put into cd drive and the image came up on desktop...wouldn't let me copy
[04:07] <Blue89> I can forward clients to a windows machine running X-deep/32 but the same procedure returns failure to open screen on this ubuntu machine's display
[04:07] <Alfred_> RandolphCarter, thanks for your help anyways :) You haven't got any other suggestions, have you?
[04:07] <optiwin> bruc: go to google.com to find info on homepage about soccor cup
[04:07] <iiiears> eugman: try winhq.com they have the latest news on wine
[04:07] <Warbo> FlyingSquirrel32: So you've tried "sudo mount filename directoryname -t vfat -o loop" yes?
[04:07] <iiiears> "winehq"
[04:07] <danial> Warbo: I know I could create one to launch Wined FireFox, but It would be boss to have it all within Firefox
[04:08] <danial> Warbo: Perhaps if I used a shortcut extension
[04:08] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: that's odd, the script should work fine, but there are too many variables I guess :/ disabling Firestarter is probably the best bet
[04:08] <eugman> iiiears, but isn't there a special wine repo that you'd normally get with automatix.
[04:08] <Warbo> danial: Well I've never tried doing it, and my solutions tend to "evolve" as I do them to fix their problems
[04:09] <danial> warbo: This step fails "sudo apt-get install msttcorefonts" when running though that, is it just replacing the fonts to be more like MSs?
[04:09] <TokenBad> has anyone else had problems with dapper just restarting and going back to the logon screen...even if no one is at the computer...or does anyone know how to fix it?
[04:09] <Hohlraum> Does ubuntu have Errata site for updates to dapper?
[04:09] <FlyingSquirrel32> Warbo: Says wrong fs type
[04:09] <Alfred_> RandolphCarter, yea, mine too. I really don't need it, do I?
[04:09] <danial> Warbo: I kinda wanted some way to launch it to the current page I am at in firefox
[04:10] <Warbo> danial: That installs the royalty-free base windows fonts. You could do without them by linking Helvetica to Arial, etc. Just that Windows apps expect them to exist as they are the base fonts of windows
[04:10] <optiwin> !X-Chat
[04:10] <ubotu> Did you get hit by a windmill? Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, optiwin
[04:10] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: well, probably not really, but it is slightly more risky
[04:10] <Warbo> FlyingSquirrel32: Try "-t auto"
[04:10] <iiiears> eugman: automatix is a bash script/perl script use a text editor to peek in/
[04:10] <iiiears> ?
[04:11] <danfg> how can i install a deb package and have all its dependencies automatically handled?
[04:11] <danial> Warbo: Ahh, seems that the dapper repositorys are not finding them
[04:11] <erikl> does anyone know a good ssh brute force cracker? (for localhost use)
[04:11] <Alfred_> RandolphCarter, well, how about activating the router's "DoS protection" option, would that help?
[04:11] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: that depends on the router, but yes.  really, if you're behind a router, you're shielded from the net anyway
[04:11] <tritium> danfg: only with apt-get, aptitude, or synaptic (i.e., the .deb must be in the repositories)
[04:11] <FlyingSquirrel32> ioctl: Device Busy  mount: you must specify the filesystem type
[04:11] <Warbo> danial: They are in multiverse, I know that much
[04:11] <gnomefreak> danial: sudo dpkg -i file.deb  but it wont get you the depends you would have to install them seperately
[04:11] <FlyingSquirrel32> Warbo: ^^
[04:12] <iiiears> eru\ikl - i don't think we use the word cracking here.
[04:12] <gnomefreak> danial: it all depends on what you want to install
[04:12] <danfg> tritium: it isn't :(
[04:12] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: things like Firestarter are still useful if you don't trust the other Windows machines on the network though, and to block outgoing connections too
[04:12] <tritium> danfg: which package?
[04:12] <Alfred_> RandolphCarter, I am behind a Cnet router, with a firewall /DoS protection feature, which is disabled at the moment.
[04:12] <danfg> tritium: keepassx
[04:12] <FlyingSquirrel32> Warbo: One sec, I'll be back in 5 min
[04:12] <erikl> iiiears: sorry, I need it too check my ssh security
[04:12] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: I know nothing of this router, the manual's your best bet
[04:12] <Warbo> FlyingSquirrel32: Device busy? I'm going to have to look at this guide....
[04:12] <danfg> tritium: a cross platform password manager
[04:12] <optiwin> Kaligula: Hi
[04:12] <tritium> danfg: then I suggest you get its dependencies manually
[04:13] <danfg> tritium: should i get its dependencies with apt-get?
[04:13] <Alfred_> RandolphCarter, yea, but as most other devices, it's manual supports only Win XP, and perhaps Mac Os X if I'm lucky. Linux is just too much to hope for...
[04:13] <tritium> danfg: if you know what they are, yes
[04:14] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: it's a Router, your operating system really has absolutely no bearing on it
[04:14] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: you can skip the parts about configuring your computer, you only need to know how to configure it
[04:14] <danfg> tritium: thanks :)
[04:14] <Pupeno> How do I select all the automatically installed packages for removal in Aptitude ?
[04:14] <truz_`24> what command line tool can i use to encode raw DV to AVI?
[04:15] <RandolphCarter> truz_`24: ffmpeg
[04:15] <Alfred_> RandolphCarter, yea, but the problem I'm experiencing is connected to this Linux Ditro (Dapper). Everything works fine on my PowerBook, and on my baby brother's Win XP-machine.
[04:15] <truz_`24> RandolphCarter, thanks.
[04:15] <Alfred_> RandolphCarter, how to configure it, you say?
[04:15] <Alfred_> RandolphCarter, hmmm....
[04:15] <tritium> danfg: if you don't know the depends, "dpkg -f <file.deb> Depends"
[04:15] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: yeah, the firewall and stuff are on the actual router - it should have an HTTP interface
[04:16] <Alfred_> RandolphCarter, configruing, like setting it up for the first time with username, passwords, connection type (PPPOE) etc?
[04:16] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: exactly, if it has firewalling and stuff, it'll be hidden somewhere in that
[04:16] <TokenBad> no one else has had this problem of ubuntu restarting?
[04:17] <tritium> not that I've heard of, TokenBad
[04:17] <Ilokaasu> any idea howto get sound working on flash videos ?
[04:17] <tritium> Ilokaasu: are you using an older release such as breezy?
[04:17] <Ilokaasu> dapper kubuntu
[04:17] <danfg> tritium: heh, it has no Depends specified in the package, but they are listed in the website, and the program won't work if installed
[04:17] <TokenBad> tritium: its weird...it just goes back to the the login screen auto...don't matter what I have running or I could have nothing running and it still does it
[04:17] <tritium> it should "just work" on dapper
[04:17] <iiiears> Ilokaasu: What version of flash are you using?
[04:18] <tritium> danfg: sounds like it wasn't packaged very well
[04:18] <Ilokaasu> hmm how do i know that ?
[04:18] <tritium> TokenBad: have you checked any log files under /var/log?
[04:18] <danfg> tritium: i agree. it's a good program though, i want to make it work :)
[04:18] <ddd_> hello
[04:18] <Ilokaasu> iiiears: how do i know which version i have ?
[04:19] <tritium> danfg: hope it does...
[04:19] <tritium> Ilokaasu: lsb_release -a
[04:19] <iiiears> Ilokaasu: It is under settings if you right click on it.
[04:19] <tritium> (for version of ubuntu, that is)
[04:19] <Alfred_> RandolphCarter, well, it has a firewall build in (IP-filter, MAC-filter, Port filter, URL filter Denial Of service and DMZ (what ever this is ;-) ) but all of this is disabled. Should I enable all of it, as a alternative to Firestarter and iptables?
[04:19] <ddd_> the version of muine in the repos depends on gstreamer0.8 is there a way to get one compiled with 10?
[04:19] <danjah> hi, i'm still having problems closing X
[04:19] <sirius_> When i boot up what ever it use's to try and start my Network Connection does not work i have to boot into linux open up terminal and do a dhclient and then my connection works, how can i make it so it works when it  boots up ?
[04:20] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: it's your call, this channel's really for help with Ubuntu
[04:20] <wildman> danjah: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[04:20] <tritium> sirius_: your interfaces needs to be set to "auto" in /etc/network/interfaces
[04:20] <wildman> danjah: to temporarily kill X from the console
[04:20] <sirius_> tritium they are
[04:20] <tritium> sirius_: there are also gui tools to accomplish this
[04:20] <danjah> wildman (it doesn't worked) tried it
[04:20] <Alfred_> RandolphCarter, or should I just go on surfing the net whitout firewall protection since I'm not in direct contact with the web, and therefor somehow protected?
[04:20] <iiiears> Ilokaasu: right click on the player "About FlashPlayer"
[04:20] <sirius_> tritium what are they called ?
[04:20] <kholerabbi> How do I install a theme for wine (so that apps display properly)??
[04:21] <wildman> danjah: should work...
[04:21] <danjah> will try again
[04:21] <tritium> sirius_: System->Administration->Networking
[04:21] <wildman> anyway, gotta watch TV now ;)
[04:21] <wildman> danjah: good luck!
[04:21] <danjah> cheers
[04:21] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: well, I don't know, I'm not sure what your router does/how it works
[04:22] <chennaituxian> Am facing an odd problem, the DNS address for my network which is set to some value, changes to my modem's default address, some 20mins after i connect.... and when it happens my netowrk hangs out
[04:22] <tritium> sirius_: e.g., if your interface is eth0, make sure you have "auto eth0" before the "iface eth0 inet dhcp" line
[04:22] <RandolphCarter> Alfred_: generally though, with GNU/Linux, BSD and friends, you're fairly safe so long as you don't run anything like mysql or ssh
[04:22] <tritium> chennaituxian: Qwest DSL Actiontec modem?
[04:23] <chennaituxian> nope
[04:23] <_roman_> hi all! I installed dapper on a via epia ME 600 and it works great. The onl yhting ist that hibernate does not work due to the fact that pse is not supported by the cpu. So i want to install Swsuspend2 as there is people reporting that it is working on via cpus. Is there someone who did a kernel package? Or what Kernel version should i use? Should i patch the standard dapper kernel with an...
[04:23] <_roman_> ...old suspend2 or rather take a new 2.6.16 kernel? anyone tried?
[04:23] <Ilokaasu--> iiiears: my flash version is 7....
[04:23] <chennaituxian> tritium: UT-3200
[04:23] <tritium> chennaituxian: okay, that has a know DNS problem.  Anyway, you can probably workaround by prepending the proper DNS servers in /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf
[04:24] <TokenBad> tritium: I see some stuff in one about gconf server not in use and it shutting down...not sure if that means system or not though
[04:24] <chennaituxian> tritium: ok i wil try
[04:24] <tritium> chennaituxian: "man dhclient.conf" for more details
[04:24] <tritium> TokenBad: no, that's normal
[04:24] <Alfred_> RandolphCarter, good to know! :) I guess I'll activate DoS-protection, and cross my fingers till the day hackers stop hacking (hehe uhh....)
[04:25] <TokenBad> tritium: any idea what log file I should look in?
[04:25] <tritium> TokenBad: if X is shutting down, check /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[04:25] <chennaituxian> tritium: where to add the DNS address ?
[04:25] <tritium> chennaituxian: in /etc/dhcp3/dhclient/conf
[04:25] <_roman_> There is suspend2-2.2-rc16-for-<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.bz2 and suspend2-2.2-rc16-for-2.6.15.tar.bz2 but the dapper kenrel says it is 2.6.15-23 - Wchich one of these patches could work? - Or should i rather install 2.6.16?
[04:25] <tritium> dhclient.conf, rather
[04:25] <tritium> _roman_: you don't need patches
[04:25] <ube> hey guys
[04:26] <_roman_> trtium: well way?
[04:26] <iiiears> Ilokaasu - I haven't seen this problem before so bear with me. Do you think there might be two different codecs assigned to play the audio? (Flashplayer 7 from th adobe site works okay for me. mozilla-flash may be different.)
[04:26] <tritium> _roman_: way?
[04:26] <_roman_> why
[04:26] <_roman_> :)
[04:26] <tritium> chennaituxian: read that manpage I gave you, and it should clear it up for you
[04:26] <Sub> iiiears, i find all audio in flash unsyncs.
[04:27] <tritium> _roman_: because ubuntu kernels have had suspend/hibernate working for quite some time
[04:27] <_roman_> tritium: the ubuntu kernel has only swsusp 1 - am i correct?
[04:27] <iiiears> Sub - True. but it plays. - shrug. - anyone else seen this before?
[04:27] <_roman_> and it depends on pse which is not present in the via cpus
[04:27] <danjah> okay, i can now kill X, but i have a new problem, I need to remove gcc 4
[04:27] <snoops> anyone able to help in getting my other buttons working on my logitech mx1000?
[04:27] <jkl-> in which file is $DELAYLOGIN originaly set?
[04:27] <tritium> _roman_: if your particular laptop is not "whitelisted", then you'll need to check /etc/default/acpi-support, and uncomment line 2
[04:28] <Sub> iiiears, normally the firefox sound processor.
[04:28] <_roman_> tritium: its a via epia board...
[04:28] <Sub> you can change it in about:condif.
[04:28] <Sub> fig*
[04:28] <mumbles-laptop> meh
[04:28] <TokenBad> tritium: don't see anything in it about it restarting...this is so frustrating..heheh
[04:28] <mumbles-laptop> still at work experiance and bored
[04:28] <tritium> _roman_: try editing the line I suggested and rebooting
[04:28] <tritium> TokenBad: any more info you could give me?
[04:29] <iiiears> Sub - Is there an easy way to tell if the Adobe flash player is installed not mozilla-flash?
[04:29] <hawk> In general, should one look at the maintainer or who has "signed" the changelog entries? (The maintainer for the package, in this case firefox, is an @debian.org address. Does this mean that he is in fact the maintainer of the Ubuntu packages too? Or are the Maintainer fields in Ubuntu's packages just broken?)
[04:29] <dylan_> is there any way to install dapper in text mode?
[04:29] <TokenBad> tritium: found this: AUDIT: Thu Jun  8 19:49:15 2006: 7953 X: client 2 rejected from local host
[04:29] <Sub> iiiears, update-alternatives maybe?
[04:29] <padonak> could somebody help me with dns server setup and config?
[04:29] <tritium> dylan_: with the server install CD
[04:29] <Sub> i gotta go anyway
[04:29] <_roman_> tritium: if i do /etc/acpi/hibernate it doesnt stop and if i do echo "4" > &prco&acpi&sleep then is sazs that it doesnt work because pse is not supported bz the cpu
[04:29] <iiiears> Sub - Ok.
[04:29] <kabtoffe> dylan_, alternate install cd
[04:29] <_roman_> tritium: well ill try
[04:30] <tritium> _roman_: ok
[04:30] <Panda-> hey, im trying to install amsn from the "Add applications
[04:30] <dylan_> tritium, but then i dont have a good video driver.  you see, my laptop's video card is only 4mb, and when i select install in safe graphics mode, it goes wonky because the graphics are limited.  however, i cannot install with the regular mode, either.  how do i find the right driver?
[04:30] <sirius__> Alright and is there any good guides into setting up ATI x800 Fglrx driver cause im not having any luck
[04:30] <Panda-> " menu, but it's asking for the cd in /cdrom, thing is... i don't have a dvd-drive, but im trying to share it from my other computer
[04:31] <danjah> could somebody help me to remove gcc4 please?
[04:31] <Panda-> how do I mount the shared folder in /cdrom?
[04:31] <dylan_> kabtoffe, what does that do?
[04:31] <Panda-> or change the location of the install
[04:31] <chennaituxian> tritium: that file is too complex
[04:31] <freddyubuntu> I am using dapper ,  I want to upgare Firefox.... I used to do it with "gksudo firefox" and then click on "check for updates"
[04:31] <raptros-v76> danjah: dont.  things depend on it
[04:31] <hyphenated> Panda-: you should remove that line from your "sources.list" so it downloads updates and so on from the internet
[04:31] <freddyubuntu> but now in dapper , the Check for updates is not accesabble
[04:31] <freddyubuntu> how to upgrade firefox in dapper?
[04:32] <danjah> raptros, thats my problem ;)
[04:32] <kabtoffe> dylan_, It's the same as the old installer from breezy. A textinstall, installs the full desktop system
[04:32] <Panda-> hyphenated; how do you do so?
[04:32] <danjah> i need to go back to 3.4
[04:32] <tritium> dylan_: huh?
[04:32] <dylan_> kabtoffe, thank you.  where can i get this.
[04:32] <raptros-v76> danjah: they dont conflict
[04:32] <tritium> chennaituxian: you just need to add one line
[04:32] <raptros-v76> danjah: what do you need it for?
[04:32] <danjah> nvidia install
[04:32] <kabtoffe> dylan_, same place as the desktop cds.
[04:32] <kbrosnan> freddyubuntu, type about: in the address bar is the word ubuntu anywhere on that page?
[04:32] <dylan_> kabtoffe, and it does the same thing, just in text mode?
[04:33] <kabtoffe> dylan_, jupp
[04:33] <ubuntunewbieuser> hello. im installing ubuntu on my laptop. it has 2GB of RAM. do i really need a swap partition?
[04:33] <raptros-v76> danjah: theres already binary drivers for every kernel version for nvidia
[04:33] <dylan_> kabtoffe, thank you so much
[04:33] <kabtoffe> dylan_, You're welcome
[04:33] <tritium> ubuntunewbieuser: if you want to hibernate, yes
[04:33] <TigerWolf> ubuntunewbieuser: no you dont
[04:33] <tritium> If you don't setup swap, don't try to hibernate, then
[04:33] <danjah> raptros-v76: is this different to how i'd install with fedora
[04:33] <raptros-v76> danjah: look for linux-restricted-modiules
[04:33] <Panda-> hyphenated; how do i find which line to edit?
[04:34] <raptros-v76> wait what?
[04:34] <danjah> i have that
[04:34] <danjah> with fedora, nvidia install is done through init 3
[04:34] <tritium> danjah: do you have nvidia-glx installed?
[04:34] <ubuntunewbieuser> TigerWolf: even if i want to hibernate i dont need it:
[04:34] <danjah> yes
[04:34] <ubuntunewbieuser> :
[04:34] <raptros-v76> and did you configure your /etc/X11/xorg.conf?
[04:34] <hyphenated> Panda-: you can do it via synaptic (the GUI tool you're using) but I am a command-line freak so I can't tell you where to click
[04:34] <FlyingSquirrel32> Warbo: Are you still there?
[04:34] <tritium> ubuntunewbieuser: no, I told you that you _do_ need it if you want to hibernate
[04:34] <_roman_> tritium: well i now opened acpi/support and hibernate (what i want to do) is allready set to true - so shouldnt it work?
[04:35] <danjah> raptros-v76 there are a few things that i need to change to xorg.conf
[04:35] <ubuntunewbieuser> tritium: how much do i need to hibernate my laptop
[04:35] <tritium> _roman_: yes, it should
[04:35] <Warbo> FlyingSquirrel32: Yes. I couldn't get that page to load
[04:35] <_roman_> well id doesnt
[04:35] <Panda-> hyphenated: how'd you do it via the terminal then :P?
[04:35] <tritium> ubuntunewbieuser: as much as your RAM to be safe
[04:35] <_roman_> tritium: couldnt it be the pse issue?
[04:35] <danjah> is nvidia-glx all i need for NV5200
[04:35] <tritium> danjah: did you follow the wiki page?
[04:35] <raptros-v76> well, do (with root) nvidia-glx-config enable
[04:35] <ubuntunewbieuser> tritium: 2GB
[04:35] <tritium> !tell danjah about nvidia
[04:35] <hyphenated> Panda-: gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[04:35] <ubuntunewbieuser> tritium: is it:
[04:35] <tritium> ubuntunewbieuser: okay, then
[04:35] <ubuntunewbieuser> tritium: jesus..
[04:36] <mlanc> pardon: it is possible tu setup 2nd monitor on dapper?
[04:36] <ubuntunewbieuser> tritium: are u sure
[04:36] <tritium> ubuntunewbieuser: yes
[04:36] <hyphenated> Panda-: the first line probably says blahblah cdrom blahblah
[04:36] <raptros-v76> mlanc: yes
[04:36] <yanis> how can I install ubuntu 6.06 without loading 'live'
[04:36] <raptros-v76> give me a sec and ill give you a link
[04:36] <hyphenated> Panda-: put a # at the beginning of that line
[04:36] <_roman_> tritium: isnt the swsuspend included in the dapper kernel swsusp 1?
[04:36] <tritium> ubuntunewbieuser: state gets saved to the swap partition in hibernate
[04:36] <ubuntunewbieuser> tritium: people told me that 512 would be enough
[04:36] <yanis> I mean install it though a text user interface
[04:36] <tritium> _roman_: I'm not familiar with the pse issue
[04:36] <Panda-> hyphenated; i'll try, thanks
[04:36] <_roman_> ok
[04:36] <mlanc> i use gnome, what i can do for 2nd monitor?
[04:36] <tritium> ubuntunewbieuser: they weren't thinking about hibernating
[04:36] <Frogzoo> ubuntunewbieuser: ram + swap in use gets compressed - so 512 might be enough, maybe
[04:37] <hyphenated> Panda-: afterward, you need to tell it to update again before trying to install amsn
[04:37] <_roman_> tritium: is there a hardware db somewhere where i can find if other people had sucess using hibernate on epia boards with ubuntu?
[04:37] <iiiears> danjh - and nvidia-settings also?
[04:37] <raptros-v76> mlanc: monitors are dealt with by X
[04:37] <tritium> !hardware
[04:37] <ubotu> somebody said hardware was https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport
[04:37] <Frogzoo> _roman_: check the laptop pages
[04:37] <ubuntunewbieuser> Frogzoo: so with 512mb of ram i will be able to hibernate, right
[04:37] <Frogzoo> !laptop
[04:37] <ubotu> I heard laptop is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportMachinesLaptops or http://www.linux-laptop.net/ or https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam, or tuxmobil.org
[04:37] <_roman_> or do you know of a way to get swsusp2 running on dapper?
[04:37] <danjah>  X configuration has been altered :  X configuration has been altered
[04:38] <_roman_> Frogzoo: where are they?
[04:38] <Frogzoo> ubuntunewbieuser: depends entirely on how much memory is in use at the time
[04:38] <Cyborg> Hello every
[04:38] <made> hello all
[04:38] <Frogzoo> _roman_: look up ^^^
[04:38] <mlanc> using kde is much easier to setup 2nd monitor!
[04:38] <tritium> ubuntunewbieuser: you can't guarantee that 512 is enough
[04:38] <made> I'm having trouble with gDesklets....
[04:38] <_roman_> Frogzoo: nice bot
[04:38] <ubuntunewbieuser> tritium: what about 1gb:
[04:38] <Cyborg> i wanna ask a question that what is ubuntu-desktop
[04:38] <raptros-v76> danjah: did it change the xorg.conf
[04:38] <Frogzoo> !botsnack
[04:38] <ubotu> thanks frogzoo :)
[04:39] <tritium> Cyborg: a meta-package for the default gnome desktop env. in ubuntu
[04:39] <_roman_> Frogzoo: the problem is its not laptop its an epia board
[04:39] <danjah>  raptros-v76: script couldnot proceed
[04:39] <hawk> ubuntunewbieuser: As people have said, if you want to be safe, use 2 GB for swap... (You probably have enough disk space for that not to be an issue anyway.)
[04:39] <Frogzoo> _roman_: ah, my bad
[04:39] <danfg> do you guys know of any program like KeyNote (http://www.tranglos.com/free/keynote.html) for Linux? it's basically for keeping many notes, hierarchically organized, RTF editor, etc.
[04:39] <tritium> danfg: Tomboy
[04:39] <Frogzoo> !hardware
[04:39] <ubotu> somebody said hardware was https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport
[04:39] <raptros-v76> danjah: shoot. give me a sec
[04:40] <lerelele> hi! I've got two soundcards in my computer and i am wondering about how to set the good one as default in esd and alsa
[04:40] <danjah>  raptros-v76: Thanks
[04:40] <tritium> danjah: how are you setting up nvidia?  with ubuntu package, I hope?
[04:40] <danjah> yeah, synaptic
[04:40] <Frogzoo> lerelele: sys -> prefs -> sound -> default sound card
[04:40] <tom1502> hi
[04:40] <tritium> danjah: where are you running into problems?
[04:40] <lerelele> Frogzoo: that only works in esd and in the user session
[04:40] <tom1502> i am looking for help with SMB share...
[04:41] <ompaul> Question      is there an oss replacement for jira?
[04:41] <FlyingSquirrel32> Warbo: www.serverelements.com/ The product is NASLite, its like a live floppy that makes your machine a file server
[04:41] <ubuntunewbieuser> tritium: at the moment that i would like to hibernate i just need to make sure that im note using more that 1gb of ram to be safe right?
[04:41] <_roman_> Frogzoo: no docs / sad but ture / though dapper really rocks on via epia - the dri and mpeg2 accelleration work out of the box - something i didnt get running on debian in weeks...
[04:41] <danfg> tritium: awesome, thanks :)
[04:41] <tom1502> i want to share the folder /media/shares... ok ive done this, but where can i set which user must be entered to access this folder?
[04:41] <raptros-v76> danjah: open up your xorg.conf so you can edit it
[04:41] <ubuntunewbieuser> hawk: i think it is too much
[04:41] <tritium> ubuntunewbieuser: are you hard drive space constrained?
[04:41] <ubuntunewbieuser> tritium: ya
[04:41] <tom1502> with user i mean username+password on remote machine to access folder
[04:41] <inma> ola
[04:41] <danfg> tom1502: how are you sharing it?
[04:41] <danjah> (I would like to install the driver from nvidia website, like i have done with a million linux flavours, the problem is now with the gcc 4, because the nvidia kernel won't install with it, i want to remove it without taking away the dependancies
[04:42] <FlyingSquirrel32> Warbo: I want to mount it so I can hopefully teak things, namely the gateway.
[04:42] <danfg> inma: oi
[04:42] <_roman_> well anyone git an idea on how to install swsusp2 on dapper - couldnt find docs concerning this eiather
[04:42] <tom1502> danfg, how? SMB
[04:42] <tritium> ubuntunewbieuser: again, one cannot predict exactly, so I will give you no guarantees
[04:42] <Sub> danfg, why not jus downgrade gcc?
[04:42] <tritium> _roman_: what makes you think it's not already using it?
[04:42] <raptros-v76> mlanc: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NvidiaTVOut
[04:42] <danjah>  raptros-v76: yep
[04:43] <danfg> tom1502: look into smb configuration for authentication
[04:43] <meng> danjah: tried the driver from universe?
[04:43] <danfg> Sub: ??
[04:43] <tom1502> danfg where do i find this
[04:43] <ubuntunewbieuser> tritium: could i predict it exactly just by checking how much of ram im using before try to hibernate?
[04:43] <tritium> danjah: you _don't_ want to use an nvidia download when there's an ubuntu package...
[04:43] <Sub> danfg, why does it not like gcc4?
[04:43] <tritium> ubuntunewbieuser: maybe
[04:43] <danjah> ohh sorry, have always done it the nvidia way with other distros
[04:44] <_roman_> tritium: http://packages.ubuntu.com/breezy/utils/hibernate - sazs susp2 needs a seperate kernel patch - its not stable so its ok thats not included in the standard kernel
[04:44] <raptros-v76> ok now check the section "module". does it say Load "glx" and Load "nvidia"
[04:44] <tritium> danjah: yeah, but this way, you'll have the nvidia stuff under proper package management
[04:44] <danfg> tom1502: www.samba.org, also, ask in #samba
[04:44] <hastesaver> dvd isn't in any of the official repos? should I use seveas?
[04:44] <tritium> _roman_: don't use that hibernate package
[04:44] <danfg> Sub: no idea what you're talking about, wrong person
[04:44] <tritium> _roman_: hibernate is built into the kernel
[04:44] <danjah> (misses yum)
[04:44] <tom1502> danfg, ok there is no caonfiguration gui?
[04:44] <_roman_> tritium: why?
[04:44] <meng> hastesavers: go look at PLF repos
[04:45] <tritium> _roman_: hibernate is built into the kernel
[04:45] <TokenBad> tritium: found this: AUDIT: Thu Jun  8 19:49:15 2006: 7953 X: client 2 rejected from local host
[04:45] <ubuntunewbieuser> tritium: i will just use it to program and browse the web.. i wont use 2gb of ram so i think 1gb will be enough
[04:45] <raptros-v76> danjah: then for the section "Device"  make sure the driver is nvidia
[04:45] <Spec> ubuntulog: you can do free -m, but you really should have 2gigs of swap for 2 gigs of ram for safe hibernation, as far as i know
[04:45] <_roman_> tritium: well but it does not work on via epia
[04:45] <Spec> errrr
[04:45] <_roman_> so ill have to install susp2
[04:45] <tritium> TokenBad: hmm, you have two instances running?
[04:45] <Spec> ubuntunewbieuser: ^^
[04:45] <ubuntunewbieuser> Spec: ?
[04:45] <kholerabbi> My apps under wine run really slow, is there a way to fix this..?
[04:45] <danfg> tom1502: i'm no ubuntu expert, there might be one, but i don't think so afaik
[04:45] <Spec> ubuntunewbieuser: you can do free -m, but you really should have 2gigs of swap for 2 gigs of ram for safe hibernation, as far as i know
[04:46] <Spec> ubuntunewbieuser: free -m shows your memory usage
[04:46] <mattikoo> I solved the adobe reader problem with firefox and mozplugger
[04:46] <meng> kholerabbi: find out about using windows 98's files in wine
[04:46] <meng> or else just dual boot windows and ubuntu
[04:46] <_roman_> tritium: most cpus have a feature called pse that supend in the standard kernel relies on  - but it does not exit on via cpus
[04:46] <kholerabbi> ..My wine is setup to run xp?
[04:46] <raptros-v76> danjah: im not sure what this does, but: Option "NvAGP" "1"
[04:46] <TokenBad> tritium: shouldn't...unless it is doing the other instances when it does the restarts
[04:46] <ube> how do i load nvidia drivers right after install?
[04:46] <danjah>  raptros-v76: there is no "nvidia" however "glx" exists in "modules"
[04:47] <jabra> I needs docs on building a ubuntu mirror
[04:47] <ube> gui doesnt work
check out ubuntuguide.org, I don't normally recommend them, but i recall some good directions for what you want to do
[04:47] <meng> kholerabbi: i vaguely remembered that wine can use the original windows 98 files to run it
[04:47] <tritium> !tell ube about nvidia
[04:47] <hawk> No one here who knows if the Maintainer field in Ubuntu packages should be correct (not thinking about universe here) or if it is for some reason kept intact from the original Debian packages?
[04:47] <raptros-v76> yeah, well, you do have the linux restricted modules installed package installed, right?
[04:47] <ubuntunewbieuser> Spec: what do u think about it? do u agree that 1gb of swap will be enough?
[04:47] <compton> Hi guys
[04:47] <danjah> yeah
[04:47] <danjah> they are installed
[04:47] <tritium> hawk: what do you mean by "correct"?
[04:47] <raptros-v76> then just put it there
[04:47] <kholerabbi> meng: Oh, I think I understand, I'll check soem more about that
[04:48] <kholerabbi> cheers
[04:48] <danjah> "nvidia"
[04:48] <Sub> ubuntunewbieuser, how much ram u got?
[04:48] <Spec> ubuntunewbieuser: I really don't know....linux wants to use all your ram so it's faster, and it'll want to write all that ram into your swap if you hibernate...and if you're swap < total ram....
[04:48] <raptros-v76> basically put in the stuff i told you
[04:48] <compton> I need to find a program that will use msn pc - pc phone
[04:48] <hayden> to do a dist upgrade do i just need to change all occurences of 'breezy' to 'dapper' in /etc/apt/sources.list then $ sudo apt-get dist-upgrade  ?
[04:48] <danjah> okay
[04:48] <tritium> danjah: are you having problems?  Is the kernel module loaded?
[04:48] <Howdy125> Flash drive worked a few times then stopped working .. the light just flashes .. it works again after reinstalling Ubuntu then stops again .. any ideas ?
[04:48] <Spec> upir(
[04:48] <Spec> errr, bah, bad grammar
[04:48] <ubuntunewbieuser> Sub: 2gb
[04:48] <Frogzoo> Spec: it compresses ram b4 hibernating - so zeros get scrubbed
[04:48] <Spec> ah
[04:48] <hawk> tritium: If I contact the person that the maintainer field on an ubuntu package says about an ubuntu specific problem with the package, will I be flamed to death or not?
[04:48] <Sub> ubuntunewbieuser, if i was you : swap = ram , under 1GB of RAM swap 2x the ram
[04:48] <danjah> thanks for the info - i will find a way
[04:49] <tritium> hawk: possibly.  Which package?
[04:49] <hawk> tritium: firefox
[04:49] <Spec> so there is compression for hiberation...but how much? :p
[04:49] <tritium> hawk: what's the issue?
[04:49] <igge> hello...
[04:49] <tritium> hawk: you're better off filing a bug, rather than contacting the maintainer
[04:49] <compton> skype doesnt work and linphone as well
[04:49] <igge> I have just installed dapper and I have some problems with the sound
[04:49] <Spec> is it possible to hibernate to a file, instead of swap space?
[04:50] <igge> i.e. I can't hear anything... :(
[04:50] <dumdidum> re
[04:50] <Frogzoo> Spec: I believe that's configurabe - somewhere...
[04:50] <raptros-v76> mlanc: you still around?
[04:50] <tritium> Spec: yes, but that's not supported yet in ubuntu
[04:50] <Spec> eh, neither is captive-ntfs :p
[04:50] <igge> any ideas where I should start troubleshooting?
[04:50] <ube> manufacturer?
[04:50] <Spec> igge: run a mixer and make sure your sound isn't muted
[04:51] <ube> whats your sound card
[04:51] <dumdidum> according to gentoo wiki the issue with screen turning white on loading compiz should be solved since cvs from march - clearly it's not
[04:51] <compton> can some body help me!
[04:51] <hawk> tritium: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/46144/+index  I already have, but I would like to ask the Ubuntu maintainer a few things about the ubuntu specific patches that are applied (for instance, if they are available in some other form than the _HUGE_ diff file with all patches concatenated)
[04:51] <dumdidum> anyone has experiences with Xgl + compiz?
[04:51] <Spec> !anyone
[04:51] <igge> ube: my sound card is "Intel ICH6" (that's what it says in alsamixer)
[04:51] <ubotu> A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? </hint>
[04:52] <tritium> hawk: diff files are standard for patches
[04:52] <meng> dumdidum: see the ubuntu wikis first
[04:52] <rafiu> hio
[04:52] <Spec> igge: sudo modprobe snd-intel8x0; then run the command: alsamixer and make sure everything is unmuted and turned up
[04:52] <rafiu> i'm trying to install 6.06
[04:52] <danfg> tritium: just curious, what do you use for password management?
[04:52] <dumdidum> meng: i did already look for that
[04:52] <rafiu> and it seems to want to rearrange my partition table
[04:52] <tritium> danfg: nothing
[04:52] <compton> Voip questions: What program should I use ?
[04:52] <rafiu> and i'm afraid cos i don't want it to wipe out my data
[04:52] <compton> Can you see me guys
[04:52] <danfg> tritium: heh, ok
[04:52] <Fraeon> compton, no
[04:52] <meng> compton: best bet is to wait for Gaim 2 + MSN Voice support
[04:52] <kevin> Well, I must go get coffee..See you all later.
[04:52] <hawk> tritium: I didn't mean "non diff format", I meant if they are available as separate files with even remotely descriptive file names...
[04:52] <dumdidum> meng: i read several ubuntu forum entries but none of them handles this issue
[04:52] <tritium> danfg: It's all up here...
[04:53] <compton> ok
[04:53] <igge> Spec: hm... what is "everything" ?
[04:53] <ube> hey guys whats the best way to totally wipe hard drive without destroying it
[04:53] <rafiu> does ubuntu automatically delete partitions even when you go to manual partition mode?
[04:53] <tritium> ube: dban
[04:53] <Spec> igge: PCM, Master
[04:53] <Hobbsee> ube: install windows.
[04:53] <rafiu> lol
[04:53] <dumdidum> meng: do you know anything about that?
[04:53] <hawk> rafiu: Shouldn't do, no...
[04:53] <meng> compton:else, i am pretty sure you still use windows?
[04:53] <ube> what is dban
[04:53] <igge> Spec: I had a similar problem before and there was something I had to swap in alsamixer.. don't remember exactly
[04:53] <rafiu> hawk: but it's rearranged the partitions
[04:53] <Hobbsee> hehe thankyou tritium
[04:53] <compton> yeah but i want to get rid of it
[04:53] <igge> Spec: does this sound familiar to you?
[04:53] <rafiu> my parts are like
[04:53] <rafiu> sdb1
[04:53] <Spec> ube: dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/hda bs=1024
[04:53] <meng> dumdidum: happy the way it is now, i've tried the korrora live cd too
[04:53] <rafiu> sdb2
[04:53] <tritium> ube: darik's boot and nuke
[04:53] <Frogzoo> ube: 'sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hda bs=1000000'                 all your data belong /dev/null
[04:53] <psaikido> howdy
[04:54] <Spec> igge: what do you mean by swap?
[04:54] <rafiu> sdb2 already has data
[04:54] <Hobbsee> tritium: couldnt help it, hehe
[04:54] <dumdidum> meng: so this is a NO
[04:54] <Spec> Frogzoo: i beat you! and random is sexier :p
[04:54] <dumdidum> :)
[04:54] <ube> ohh
[04:54] <Svigi_wlan> and slower:D
[04:54] <Svigi_wlan> re
[04:54] <rafiu> but there's unallocated space after sdb2
[04:54] <meng> dumdidum: nein rather
[04:54] <tritium> Hobbsee: about installing windows?  :D
[04:54] <Svigi_wlan> can I remove a package from an ubuntu-server system without deleting ubuntu-standard package?
[04:54] <igge> Spec: it was something with surround... like swaping front and back channels or something
[04:54] <Frogzoo> Spec: bs is a bit low hmmm?
[04:54] <Hobbsee> tritium: yeah - to destroy the harddrive
[04:54] <tritium> definitely
[04:54] <rafiu> anyone here know about paritioning in ubuntu?
[04:54] <psaikido> so, can anyone suggest a client i can use on an xp machine to view and use the ubuntu desktop on another machine?
[04:54] <compton> mumble are you bernard by any chance
[04:54] <Spec> Frogzoo: perhaps, will it just take longer?
[04:55] <igge> spec: don't remember exactly, someone here told me to do it.. (i should have written it down)
[04:55] <danfg> tritium: have you tried password managers before? do you have something against them?
[04:55] <Frogzoo> Spec: yep, much longer
[04:55] <hawk> tritium: Did you understand what I was after? I mean, the maintainer ought to have the patches separated to be able to keep things even remotely maintainable, right?
[04:55] <meng> psaikido: VNC
[04:55] <axisys> how do I reconfigure my X?
[04:55] <psaikido> vnc - thanks!
[04:55] <tritium> danfg: no, I've not tried them before.  I just don't feel the need for one, that's all.
[04:55] <Spec> Frogzoo: well, if you really wanted to take a long time doing it, /dev/random would help increase the time you can use to make brownies :)
[04:55] <tritium> hawk: yes, I understand.
[04:55] <raptros-v76> axisys: sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[04:55] <danfg> tritium: i see, so you always use the same password over and over for everything? :)
[04:55] <Spec> igge: swapping front and back channels? hmmm, i have no clue, I guess i'm gonna suggest to look at the alsa wiki
[04:55] <Kozuch> hikenboot, after upgrade from flight5 to dapper final i get no damn sound. Ubuntuforums.org ignore dapper sound threads, anyone knows a solution?
[04:55] <axisys> raptros-v76: reconfigure .. not modify the xorg
[04:56] <Kozuch> hikenboot, after upgrade from flight5 to dapper final i get no damn sound. Ubuntuforums.org ignore dapper sound threads, anyone knows a solution?
[04:56] <axisys> reconfigure as if ubuntu just found my display
[04:56] <raptros-v76> ... it says how to do that at the top of the xorg.conf
[04:56] <meng> Kozuch: stop repeating
[04:56] <axisys> raptros-v76: let me check
[04:56] <tritium> danfg: no, not that either ;)
[04:56] <Kozuch> hikenboot, after upgrade from flight5 to dapper final i get no damn sound. Ubuntuforums.org ignore dapper sound threads, anyone knows a solution?hi, after upgrade from flight5 to dapper final i get no damn sound. Ubuntuforums.org ignore dapper sound threads, anyone knows a solution?hi, after upgrade from flight5 to dapper final i get no damn sound. Ubuntuforums.org ignore dapper sound threads, anyone knows a solution?hi, after upgrade from flight5
[04:56] <Kozuch>  to dapper final i get no damn sound. Ubuntuforums.org ignore dapper sound threads, anyone knows a solution?hi, after upgrade from flight5 to dapper final i get no damn sound. Ubuntuforums.org ignore dapper sound threads, anyone knows a solution?hi, after upgrade from flight5 to dapper final i get no damn sound.  Ubuntuforums.org ignore dapper sound threads, anyone knows a solution?hi, after upgrade from flight5 to dapper final i get no damn sound. Ubuntuforums.org ignore dapper sound threads, anyone knows a solution?hi, after upgrade from flight5 to dapper final i get no damn sound. Ubuntuforums.org ignore dapper sound
[04:56] <Spec> igge: http://alsa.opensrc.org/
[04:56] <igge> spec: there is something called "Exchange Center/LFE [Off] "... but I can't change it...
[04:56] <Frogzoo> Kozuch: bye bye
[04:56] <igge> spec: ok will have a loog
[04:56] <igge> look
[04:57] <gizmo_the_great1> I have Americas Army installed. I want to uninstall it so that I can then re-install to see if it gets rid of a problem I am having. How do I uninstall?
[04:57] <Spec> rm -rf /
[04:57] <Spec> oops, wrong window.
[04:57] <tritium> Spec: yeah, definitely wrong window
[04:57] <raptros-v76> lol
[04:58] <meng> gizmo_the_great1: M16 ya PC down, for sure it would go away
[04:58] <raptros-v76> rm -rf / will uninstall everything
[04:58] <Cin> If your X.org 7 crashes randomly on Dapper -- slowing down till a stop, what would you look for to find the reason for the crash?
[04:58] <Alethes> anybody know of a way to force applications into the systray with gnome?
[04:58] <raptros-v76> there are many factors
[04:58] <Alethes> kde has a menu option for this
[04:58] <tritium> Cin: look in /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[04:58] <raptros-v76> gnome and kde are two different creatures
[04:58] <danfg> tritium: ok, last guess: you have like a little recipe to create your passwords based on the account/site name, like, for someforum.com, you type in a password like 50m3f0rum.c0m heh
[04:58] <meng> Alethes:traitors
[04:58] <gizmo_the_great1> raptros-v76: would rm -r 'application_name' or something work?
[04:58] <Spec> Cin: the first thing I would do would be read logs....then, if that's useless, run a memory checker
[04:59] <hawk> tritium: I think I'll simply go for the guy who makes all the Ubuntu changelog entries...
[04:59] <tritium> danfg: no, I just have a photographic memory
[04:59] <meng> Alethesyou traitor
[04:59] <gizmo_the_great1> raptros-v76: thought rm was to delete
[04:59] <Alethes> traitor? heh
[04:59] <tritium> hawk: there you go, good approach
[04:59] <danfg> tritium: lucky you :)
[04:59] <meng> gizmo_the_great1: rm -r is for rpm systems
[04:59] <raptros-v76> gizmo_the_great1: yes. but iwas makign a joke
[04:59] <guillem101> since I installed kubuntu-desktop package, et al., my boot splash screen says "kubuntu" and it is blue. Despite the upgrading to dapper, the screen has upgraded but yet to Kubuntu one; how can I make the "ubuntu" one be the one? how can I change boot up resolution?
[04:59] <Spec> gizmo_the_great1: how did you install Americas Army?
[04:59] <meng> gizmo_the_great1 oops, mixed up. gomen
[04:59] <gizmo_the_great1> Spec: i ran the install script
[04:59] <_roman_> Nobody got an Idea on how to install software supend 2 on ubuntu dapper drake?
[04:59] <Spec> gizmo_the_great1: did it come with an uninstall script?
[04:59] <raptros-v76> meng: are you saying something about KDE?
[05:00] <GigaClon> in breezy my mounted drives( other than / ) showed up on the desktop and in the places menu how can i fix this?
[05:00] <tritium> guillem101: you'd have to install the ubuntu usplash package, and the "sudo dpkg-reconfigure linux-image-$(uname -r)$", if you're referring to the boot splash
[05:00] <meng> it's like someone asking to make Mac OSX into windows
[05:00] <guillem101> tritium, so that is  kernel dependant?
[05:00] <draconius> guillem101: you can change boot up resolution by adding a flag to your kernel line in /boot/grub/menu.list -- on the ubuntuforums.org site, they suggest adding 'vga=792'
[05:01] <tritium> guillem101: the usplash image is put in the initrd
[05:01] <raptros-v76> meng: shut your mouth. KDE is good clean fun.
[05:01] <draconius> that works well to make it a nice size for 1280x1024
[05:01] <tritium> draconius: yes, but be careful with that.  It can break suspend/resume
[05:01] <draconius> I don't use those, so I didn't know that :)
[05:01] <gavagai> so is it completely kosher to install xubuntu and kubuntu on my ubuntu?  kubuntu is another "distro" only in the sense that it has a different cd, with kde instead of gnome, but i can have it all if i want without conflicts?
[05:02] <tritium> gavagai: yes, you can install all of them
[05:02] <Lorvija> heya, is there any noise reduction software for photos in ubuntu or generally for linux? like neat image
[05:02] <gavagai> ok cool
[05:02] <guillem101> tritium, that may explain what happens to my laptop whenever I try suspend/resume :-P
[05:02] <raptros-v76> hey, what about xfce?
[05:02] <gizmo_the_great1> Spec: no, its just a .run file called armyops250linux.run
[05:02] <gavagai> so are kubuntu and ubunty really the same distro just with different CDs?
[05:02] <tritium> guillem101: could be, but might also be other issues
[05:02] <Spec> gizmo_the_great1: ./armyops250linux.run --help            gives what?
[05:02] <nekron> hi, ubuntu desktop, is for install?
[05:02] <gizmo_the_great1> Spec: or is there a switch that I can apply to uninstall using that .run?
[05:02] <raptros-v76> s/hey, what about xfce/<silence>
[05:02] <tritium> gavagai: the difference lies in the desktop env., mostly
[05:02] <gavagai> they aren't different distros like debian and ubuntu are different then
[05:03] <gizmo_the_great1> Spec: hang on..
[05:03] <Cin> tritium, Spec, I get an authentication error at the end of the log. Something like 'connection rejected because of wrong authentication.'
[05:03] <igge> Spec: aha.. got it... I just had to turn up the Master Surround which was muted...
[05:03] <opitwin> how do I compile software without command line
[05:03] <panda__> what's the command to download and install Amsn?
[05:03] <|rt|> nekron: the cd works as a live cd and in installer
[05:03] <tritium> panda__: sudo apt-get install amsn
[05:03] <igge> so now I'm happy... :)))
[05:03] <opitwin> I don't like command lines very much
[05:03] <tritium> Cin: hmm...
[05:03] <Spec> igge: master surround? :p
[05:03] <|rt|> in = an
[05:03] <Spec> igge: Do you have 5.1?
[05:03] <gavagai> and if i install xubuntu does that install like a ton of window managers?
[05:03] <nekron> hi, ubuntu desktop, is for install?
[05:03] <panda__> tritium,  thanks
[05:03] <tritium> opitwin: look for a suitable IDE
[05:03] <Frogzoo> opitwin: it grows on you
[05:04] <gizmo_the_great1> Spec: nothing that I can tell re uninstalling
[05:04] <Spec> gavagai: no, it installs XFCE4 i think
[05:04] <gavagai> oh ok
[05:04] <xerxas> does anyone uses network-manager ?
[05:04] <HobbseePitchfork> hehe!  good idea tritium!
[05:04] <tritium> xerxas: I have
[05:04] <tritium> hehe
[05:04] <xerxas> I don't see my wireless card in network-manager
[05:04] <xerxas> I'm using ndiswrapper
[05:04] <Spec> Frogzoo: so does cancer :-/
[05:04] <guillem101> tritium, I'm reconfiguring... and it says: Searching for splash image ... none found, skipping ...
[05:04] <gavagai> does ubuntu have flux and ice and ratpoison and all that jazz as well?
[05:04] <nekron> ubuntu desktop is for install or only livecd?
[05:04] <lightstar> opitwin: u can try anjuta or quanta
[05:04] <opitwin> Frogzoo: can you help me, I would like to build my own version of X-chat using the source
[05:04] <Frogzoo> Spec: o.O
[05:04] <Svigi_wlan> xerxas: did you install with the .inf file?
[05:04] <guillem101> tritium, not sure what it will happen at reboot...
[05:04] <lightstar> gavagai: yes..u can download the packages
[05:04] <tritium> opitwin: open your help system, and check the Common Tasks -> Programming section
[05:04] <opitwin> lightstar: What is that
[05:04] <xerxas> Svigi_wlan: yes
[05:05] <gavagai> lightstar, via apt?
[05:05] <tritium> guillem101: that's grub
[05:05] <lightstar> opitwin: IDEs
[05:05] <dumdidum> meng: seems like the repositories are outdated for amd_64...trying another one
[05:05] <lightstar> gavagai: yes..sudo apt-get install fluxbox
[05:05] <opitwin> lightstar: what exactly are IDE's
[05:05] <gavagai> ok great, thanks
[05:05] <opitwin> !IDE's
[05:05] <ubotu> opitwin: Wish I knew. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[05:05] <xerxas> tritium: do you have some wireless ?
[05:05] <tritium> opitwin: integrated development environments
[05:05] <luc1fersflowers> Hi world
[05:05] <gavagai> right now i have no display manager, if i start installing these will ubuntu prompt me for what window manager to use?
[05:05] <tritium> xerxas: yes
[05:05] <hastesaver> !IDE
[05:05] <ubotu> hastesaver: parse error: Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[05:05] <_fluffee> Hello, I'm looking for the Ubuntu way to download updates at work, and feed them to my lappy on CD.  Is there a how-to somwhere?  Also, it appears that the default install is a G-ish one, and I've grown fond of one or two K apps, how much overhead will I garner by installing any K app?
[05:05] <xerxas> tritium: what chipset ?K
[05:05] <lightstar> opitwin: IDE r tools to easiy write apps and compile them
[05:06] <tritium> xerxas: ipw2200 and atheros
[05:06] <iiiears> opitwin - google for the patch that handles smb:long/file/names/your.mp3
[05:06] <luc1fersflowers> I have a noob question, does anyone know how to get m4a support for Rhytmbox?
[05:06] <opitwin> tritium: can I get one for Windows
[05:06] <_absolution_> hey I'm a noob to Ubuntu....and where can I find the "theme manager"
[05:06] <tritium> opitwin: I don't use windows, so I'm not the person to ask
[05:06] <hastesaver> opitwin, dev-c++ (um, what language?)
[05:06] <xerxas> tritium: have you ever used ndiswrapper with network-manager .?
[05:06] <opitwin> lightstar: can I get an IDE for Windoes
[05:06] <xerxas> I have strange things
[05:06] <gavagai> _fluffee, if they are not running i wouldn't think any overhead.  but i don't know.
[05:06] <lightstar> opitwin: windows has its own IDEs..what language are you looking for?
[05:06] <_absolution_> any help will be appreciated
[05:06] <Cin> tritium, I've done lots of stupid fucking about with X while trying out Xgl, then I installed Xubuntu, which is when I started experiencing the errors. But it happens regardless of what window manager I run. Memtest it is?
[05:06] <xerxas> if I do ifconfig i don't see wlan0
[05:06] <tritium> Cin: ooh, please watch the language here
[05:06] <Cin> tritium, sorry.
[05:07] <panda__> where should I  start reading for linux? to get a good start and understanding the basics
[05:07] <xerxas> if I do ifconfig wlan0 i see it
[05:07] <opitwin> lightstar: I think C++ or whatever the X-Chat Source is written in
[05:07] <xerxas> then I see it if i simply type ifconfig
[05:07] <lightstar> opitwin: for C++ you can you VC++
[05:07] <iiiears> opitwin - much of xchat is written in c
[05:07] <tritium> Cin: you're asking if you should run memtest?
[05:07] <Cin> opitwin, written in C. =)
[05:07] <_fluffee> gavagai - Thanks,  Just wondered about sys lib's and such, I suppose I think too win-like.  Thanks.
[05:07] <guillem101> tritium, I'm going to reboot... to see what happens. Thanks
[05:07] <tritium> Cin: I'd suggest you scrub your xorg.conf (did you back it up)?
[05:07] <gavagai> panda__, http://www.intelligentedu.com/sign-up/linux_rute_book.html  has good stuff about the command line and basic linux knowledge
[05:08] <gavagai> _fluffee, you're welcome
[05:08] <opitwin> lightstar: I need C
[05:08] <Cin> tritium, I have no idea. I don't know enough to diagnose the situation.
[05:08] <hastesaver> opitwin, for C / C++ you can use dev-C++
[05:08] <tritium> HobbseePitchfork: do you wanna, wanna Fanta?
[05:08] <lightstar> opitwin: VC++ can do C as well
[05:08] <Panda-> gavegai: thanks
[05:08] <tritium> Cin: and backups?
[05:08] <opitwin> lightstar: where can I get VC++, is it for Windows
[05:08] <iiiears> opitwin - i am sorry  - i need a nap i was thinking xmms. - (g'nite folks.)
[05:08] <HobbseePitchfork> tritium: no, coke thanks...
[05:08] <gavagai> panda__, you're welcome
[05:08] <LjL> opitwin: visual c++ is from microsoft
[05:08] <lightstar> opitwin: yes VC++ is for windows..its part of visual studio :)
[05:08] <luc1fersflowers> I have a noob question, does anyone know how to get m4a support for Rhytmbox?
[05:09] <hastesaver> !tell luc1fersflowers about restricted
[05:09] <opitwin> lightstar: I need a free one
[05:09] <tritium> (while doing the Fanta dance)
[05:09] <Cin> tritium, no I didn't. I'll sift through xorg.conf
[05:09] <tritium> Cin: good plan
[05:09] <LjL> opitwin: then dev-c++, as you've been told, could be a good choice
[05:09] <HobbseePitchfork> tritium: thankyou :)
[05:09] <tritium> :)
[05:09] <HobbseePitchfork> opitwin: notepad++ looks quite nice too
[05:09] <opitwin> LjL: is is for Windows?
[05:09] <LjL> opitwin: yes, it is
[05:09] <luc1fersflowers> hastesaver, thx man,
[05:09] <Spec> IDE = vim + compiler/interpreter, right?
[05:10] <_fluffee> Oh, another question, this one about wifi:  Can anyone reccomend a good approach and manager for managing multiple wifi NIC's and multiple net's via each NIC?  Ah, not at the same time, of course, sequentially.
[05:10] <lightstar> opitwin: free IDEs i'm not sure..perhaps you can try LjL's suggestion
[05:10] <wastrel> hi!
[05:10] <opitwin> LjL: Where can I get it?
[05:10] <LjL> Spec: not necessarily vim, and not necessarily just that
[05:10] <rdz> hi all. is it possible to use the ttf-fonts from a windows-installation on the same computer?
[05:10] <hastesaver> opitwin, http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html
[05:10] <LjL> opitwin: google? :)
[05:10] <Spec> What type of IDE are you looking for, opitwin?
[05:10] <wastrel> rdz:  i think you'd need to copy the windows fonts over to the linux side
[05:10] <opitwin> Spec: I am looking for a free one for Windows to compile C.
[05:10] <tritium> opitwin: see the help section I mentioned for linux IDEs
[05:11] <Cin> Back soon, going to compare Xorg -configure's with my current one.
[05:11] <rdz> wastrel, but would that be enough, or is there anything to reconfigure then?
[05:11] <Spec> there's a small chance you're asking in the wrong channel
[05:11] <tritium> opitwin: yeah, that's sort of offtopic, eh
[05:11] <LjL> more than small. but, again, dev-c++ is most probably a good choice
[05:11] <opitwin> Thank You everyone - tritium, hastesaver, Spec, LjL, and Lightstar
[05:11] <Spec> opitwin: umm, check out eclipse
[05:12] <Spec> opitwin: it's opensource, and get the CDT plugin
[05:12] <JasonL> is there a way to save the session in gnome like you can in kde?
[05:12] <tritium> ah, eclipse is quite popular, yes
[05:12] <lightstar> opitwin: no problem...hope you find what you're looking for
[05:12] <tritium> good luck, opitwin
[05:12] <lightstar> oh yeah eclipse..i totally forgot about that
[05:12] <wastrel> !ubotu tell rdz about fonts
[05:12] <opitwin> Spec: where can I get eclipse from
[05:12] <tritium> opitwin: eclipse.org
[05:12] <wastrel> rdz:  there's some further steps :]
[05:12] <Spec> !google eclipse
[05:12] <ubotu> parse error: Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, Spec
[05:13] <daryabeygi> Anyone know if there is any plan to re-release the 6.06 CD ISO so that it will fit on a 700MB CD? ...
[05:13] <Spec> ubotu should return google searches :-/
[05:13] <ubotu> Spec: I haven't a clue, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[05:13] <lightstar> opitwin: http://www.eclipse.org/
[05:13] <opitwin> tritium, spec: Thank You Very Much!
[05:13] <shadeofgrey> okay guys
[05:13] <shadeofgrey> its official
[05:13] <opitwin> Thank You!
[05:13] <LjL> opitwin: if you're using Firefox or Konqueror (and possibly other browsers), you'll have a textbox on the right of the address bar. you can type direct searches there (like "eclipse" or "dev-c++"), which most of the times will give you the right site at first try
[05:13] <shadeofgrey> dapper has officially gotten the shadeofgrey stamp of aproval
[05:13] <LjL> faster than asking, usually
[05:14] <_fluffee> daryabeygi- It's 697 here?
[05:14] <shadeofgrey> dapper looks almost aas good as Tiger
[05:14] <shadeofgrey> and thats really saying something
[05:14] <daryabeygi> nope, that's OS MB's, not disk MB's, they are not the same.
[05:14] <Frogzoo> shadeofgrey: install some nice themes & it's even better ;)
[05:15] <daryabeygi> it won't fit on a 700MB by about 3K kilobytes
[05:15] <weerasinghes> what's the java package for dapper called?
[05:15] <Spec> Frogzoo: you mean there's a theme better than human?
[05:15] <Spec> !java
[05:15] <ubotu> To install Java/Sun Java see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Java and see also !javadebs
[05:15] <LjL> !tell weerasinghes about javadebs
[05:15] <hawk> tritium: Yay, the firefox maintainer suggested I should diff the enormous Ubuntu diff (some 14589 lines) with the Debian diff to narrow it down to the ubuntu specific stuff. That's just great ;)
[05:15] <_fluffee> daryabeygi- You mean 731,744,256, to be precise <g>?
[05:15] <Frogzoo> Spec: can such things be?!
[05:15] <tritium> hawk: you already heard back?
[05:15] <daryabeygi> Indeed :-)
[05:15] <Spec> i don't think so!
[05:15] <tritium> hawk: did you email, or IRC?
[05:16] <hawk> tritium: Email. I was really surprised when he answered that quickly.
[05:16] <weerasinghes> guys, im using edubuntu, and i cant see the jre package
[05:16] <tritium> hawk: that was nice!
[05:16] <daryabeygi> I guess I'll request a free CD in the mail. <sigh>
[05:16] <igge> anyone who knows where i can find an up to date howto on installing xgl?
[05:16] <LjL> weerasinghes: have you enabled multiverse?
[05:16] <_fluffee> daryabeygi- Are you trying to move the ISO for later burning, or unable to burn the ISO itself with given media/burner?  Or some third situation?
[05:16] <Warbo> !xgl
[05:16] <ubotu> XGL on Ubuntu: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/CompositeManager - Join #ubuntu-xgl for all the XGL fun on Ubuntu systems.  Pretty videos on http://www.novell.com/linux/xglrelease/  See http://tinyurl.com/pw5ez for Kubuntu systems
[05:16] <weerasinghes> LjL: yeah, everything enabled in my sources.list
[05:17] <LjL> weerasinghes: and you did an "apt-get update"?
[05:17] <igge> thanks
[05:17] <daryabeygi> unable to burn because it won't fit the discs I have, have to find a larger disc somewhere
[05:17] <shadeofgrey> Frog:  provide me with some url's to good themes..  id love to see  some.
[05:17] <daryabeygi> but 700's are pretty standard
[05:17] <wastrel> weerasinghes:  apt-cache search sun-java
[05:17] <tritium> weerasinghes: you're still on breezy?
[05:17] <weerasinghes> wastrel: nothing :(
[05:17] <_fluffee> daryabeygi-  I'm _fairly_ sure I burned to a std 700, hang on...
[05:18] <daryabeygi> k
[05:18] <weerasinghes> oh yes
[05:18] <weerasinghes> so sorry, this is still breezy
[05:18] <tritium> weerasinghes: sun-java5-* packages are in dapper multiverse
[05:18] <weerasinghes> confusion, i havent upgraded this box
[05:18] <wastrel> weerasinghes:  ah that's the problem :]
[05:18] <weerasinghes> :\
[05:18] <tritium> care to uprade to dapper?  :)
[05:18] <Some_Person> Can I use KMess on ubuntu?
[05:18] <wastrel> weerasinghes:  it's not too hard in breezy - the wiki has instructions.
[05:18] <weerasinghes> tritium: kinda a hurry, is teh package in multiverse in breezy?
[05:18] <weerasinghes> okc ool
[05:18] <Spec> Some_Person: why not?
[05:18] <LjL> weerasinghes: yeah but it's called differently. ubotu gave you the name for breezy too
[05:18] <opapo> Can anyone help me get my wireless card working?
[05:18] <Spec> opapo: what model?
[05:19] <tritium> weerasinghes: there are _other_ package in breezy, or you can build your own using java-package and sun's .bin download
[05:19] <Some_Person> oh, but it requires KDE
[05:19] <Spec> Some_Person: eh, it should run =p
[05:19] <Some_Person> even though it uses KDE?
[05:19] <opapo> Spec: I have a dell Latitude D810 and it comes with a broadcom card
[05:19] <Spec> opapo: i wrote an entire wiki page just for you :)
[05:19] <opapo> where is it
[05:19] <_fluffee> daryabeygi-  My cd claims it's a 700/80 Minute, I did no hoop-jumping regarding over-burn or anything like that.  I know that trying to burn the .iso as a file under any given file system will grow the required space, you're sure you're burning a disc, and not a disc of a file of a disc?
[05:20] <weerasinghes> the wiki says to apt-cache search jre, but it brings up no relevant packages
[05:20] <Spec> !bcm43xx
[05:20] <ubotu> To use your broadcom or airport extreme card, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx for info and firmware.
[05:20] <Spec> opapo: ^^
[05:20] <Some_Person> can u run programs that use KDE without KDE on ubuntu?
[05:20] <opapo> Spec: "!bcm43xx does not make sence to me
[05:20] <weerasinghes> Some_Person: yes you can.
[05:20] <lightstar> Some_Person: yes
[05:20] <tritium> Some_Person: yes, but you'll need at least some of the libraries
[05:20] <daryabeygi> _fluffee: I was using an unfamiliar burning program, maybe I should try again under more familiar settings.
[05:21] <Some_Person> oh, cool
[05:21] <Spec> opapo: read what ubotu said under the !bcm43xx.....
[05:21] <lightstar> Some_Person: just make sure u have teh kde libs
[05:21] <weerasinghes> no installation candidate for j2re1.4
[05:21] <Some_Person> i'll just install it thru Synaptec, which should also install the libs
[05:21] <Spec> Some_Person: it'll install all the dependencies needed to run kmess
[05:21] <mo0se> !ntfs
[05:21] <ubotu> to automatically mount your NTFS partition: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AutomaticallyMountMSWindowsPartitions there is no write support for ntfs that is safe. <!winfstab>
[05:21] <_fluffee> daryabeygi- <nods in agreement>  FWIW I used an old Nero.
[05:21] <Frogzoo> Some_Person: amarok for instance, works fine under gnome
[05:21] <Spec> Some_Person: I just installed it, it works fine :)
[05:21] <Frogzoo> Some_Person: k3b also...
[05:22] <Spec> yeah, k3b is the only burning program i use
[05:22] <Spec> and i use gnome
[05:22] <daryabeygi> _fluffee: but if it says it is 731,744,256, why would it fit on a 700? ... I guess if you say you did it, I should just give it another try.
[05:22] <Frogzoo> Some_Person: just leave it to apt to figure out the libraries/dependencies
[05:22] <daryabeygi> _fluffee: Thanks.
[05:22] <lightstar> ahh..k3b 1 of the best burning s/w i've used
[05:22] <mo0se> what're the options i should put in /etc/fstab for ntfs?
[05:22] <Some_Person> now, how do u burn a cd on Ubuntu?
[05:22] <Svigi_wlan> Spec: no, cdrecord rocks:)
[05:22] <Spec> Svigi_wlan: okay, i use cdrecord also
[05:22] <Frogzoo> !ntfs
[05:22] <ubotu> to automatically mount your NTFS partition: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AutomaticallyMountMSWindowsPartitions there is no write support for ntfs that is safe. <!winfstab>
[05:22] <Spec> shh, it's a secret :p
[05:22] <lightstar> Some_Person: you could use k3b
[05:22] <Svigi_wlan> :) is it safe to use captive-ntfs?
[05:22] <_fluffee> daryabeygi- imgburn is also quite good I think and has the advantage of being free and dl'able.
[05:22] <lightstar> Some_Person: otherwise nautilus works in burning cds too
[05:22] <Spec> Svigi_wlan: not entirely -- i use it though, and i haven't had any data corruption
[05:22] <Frogzoo> !captive
[05:23] <ubotu> from memory, captive is a project to use windows NTFS drivers under linux. It does not work properly with Ubuntu.
[05:23] <Spec> Svigi_wlan: it's safer, in my opinion, to use captive-ntfs to write to an ntfs partition than to actually BOOT windows and write to an ntfs partition, ...  Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, Svigi_wlan
[05:24] <Spec> !msttcorefonts
[05:24] <ubotu> hmm... msttcorefonts is sudo apt-get install msttcorefonts - you'll need multiverse enabled in your /etc/apt/sources.list first
[05:24] <Some_Person> capative-ntfs doesn't work with ubuntu?
[05:24] <Spec> it does, i use it, it's not supported.
[05:24] <Svigi_wlan> i used it in debian for ages
[05:24] <opapo> Spec: does this wireless wiki work for breezy as well as dapper?
[05:24] <Some_Person> dang
[05:24] <ompaul> !captive
[05:25] <ubotu> I heard captive is a project to use windows NTFS drivers under linux. It does not work properly with Ubuntu.
[05:25] <Spec> Some_Person: yeap, it's your own decision to use it or not, uhh, back up your data first :p
[05:25] <Some_Person> i'd love to write to my ntfs partition
[05:25] <Spec> opapo: no, only dapper
[05:25] <Spec> opapo: with breezy you need to use ndiswrapper
[05:25] <opapo> Spec: ndiswrapper is not working for me
[05:25] <skydragon38> same
[05:25] <skydragon38> im on dapper though
[05:25] <Spec> is the module loaded?
[05:25] <Spec> skydragon38: what's your card?
[05:26] <opapo> Spec; I can load the ndiswrapper
[05:26] <skydragon38> dell broadcom 1350
[05:26] <Spec> 1350....
[05:26] <opapo> Spec: I do ndiswrapper -l and I get
[05:26] <opapo> Installed ndis drivers:
[05:26] <opapo> bcmwl5  driver present, hardware present
[05:26] <Some_Person> too bad my dang soundcard doesn't work with breezy (and probably not dapper)
[05:27] <Spec> skydragon38: oh, okay
[05:27] <skydragon38> use bcmwl5a.inf
[05:27] <Panda-> !ubotu
[05:27] <ubotu> Yep, that's me! I'm a bot alright. Read http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbotuUsage to find out how to use me. Do NOT play with me in any channel except #debian-bots.
[05:27] <Spec> !bcm43xx
[05:27] <ubotu> To use your broadcom or airport extreme card, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx for info and firmware.
[05:27] <Spec> skydragon38: read that wiki
[05:27] <Angel-SL> Help
[05:27] <skydragon38> thanx
[05:27] <Spec> opapo: yes, i suggest using a different driver if it's not working
[05:27] <opapo> Spec: This is the driver that comes with windows.
[05:27] <Spec> which version of windows?
[05:28] <opapo> Spec: I am running dual boot windows xp and Kubuntu
[05:28] <Angel-SL> i want to install skype but it has dependencies and they (for some reason) need the cd but i lost it and i'm in a hurry so what should i do to force it to use the internet?
[05:28] <Spec> hmm, the winxp bcm drivers work for me well
[05:28] <benkong2> can someone help with an apt question?
[05:28] <Spec> opapo: what's not working about it? can you ifconfig wlan0 up;dhclient wlan0 ?
[05:28] <Spec> benkong2: please just ask your question :)
[05:28] <spikebdalf> opapo: then why are you not in #kubuntu?
[05:28] <Warbo> Angel-SL: Disable the CD repository in Synaptic (in Settings>Repositories)
[05:28] <Angel-SL> ok
[05:28] <Equin> I'm using vsftpd, how can I make sure a user only has access to his home directory and can't access anything else on the server? Setting the home directory of a user to a certain folder only makes that user end up in that folder at login, the user can just go all the way to the root and read all the files on my server's hdd.
[05:28] <jonathan_> !modem
[05:28] <Spec> #ubuntu doesn't turn away support for #kubuntu as far as i know
[05:28] <ubotu> modem is, like, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DialupModemHowto
[05:28] <opapo> spikebdalf: sorry
[05:29] <thelostpatrol> hi there
[05:29] <tritium> Spec: that's true
[05:29] <spikebdalf> Spec: it should start doing that, though.
[05:29] <thelostpatrol> i'm looking for help
[05:29] <Spec> why?
[05:29] <benkong2> I am doing sudo apt-get build-dep colorscheme and what I get is an error unable to find source package. I have the source downloaded in /tmp. What's wrong?
[05:29] <Spec> kde/gnome makes no difference to the underlying system
[05:29] <lightstar> Warbo: isn't cd is disabled automatically in dapper? at least it was for me
[05:29] <tritium> spikebdalf: no, we can't do that
[05:29] <spikebdalf> tritium: yes we can. doesn't mean we will.
[05:29] <Spec> if you do a server install of ubuntu, and do apt-get install kubuntu-desktop, *gasp*, it's kubuntu all of a sudden ... but a ubuntu server install
[05:29] <tritium> spikebdalf: we should not
[05:29] <Warbo> lightstar: No idea, I upgraded (I always disable the CD anyway because my home-written ones get scratched easily)
[05:30] <thelostpatrol> anyone?
[05:30] <Spec> I think if you do that an op may kick you, ... :p
[05:30] <spikebdalf> tritium: why not?
[05:30] <Spec> thelostpatrol: please ask your question
[05:30] <john___> <- new to ubuntu
[05:30] <lightstar> Warbo: i disable cd as well...easier to get the things off the net..and i keep losing the cds too:P
[05:30] <tritium> spikebdalf: because we're here to support all of the ubuntu endeavors
[05:30] <Spec> john___: do you like it?
[05:30] <SonOfAq> msg nickserve identify tamiya23$
[05:30] <john___> does anyone know how to get samba shares to show up in firefox when attaching files (e.g. gmail)
[05:30] <SonOfAq> msg nickserv identify tamiya23$
[05:30] <SonOfAq> msg nickserv
[05:30] <SonOfAq> nickserv
[05:30] <tritium> SonOfAq: time to change your passsword
[05:30] <spikebdalf> tritium: then what the bloody hell are #kubuntu and #xubuntu?
[05:30] <Spec> SonOfAq: i suggest you change your password
[05:30] <benkong2> I am doing sudo apt-get build-dep colorscheme what I get is an error unable to find source package. I have the source downloaded in /tmp. What's wrong?
[05:31] <tritium> spikebdalf: wow, calm down, buddy
[05:31] <hayden> how do i upgrade to dapper, do i just change all breezy 's to dapper then dist-upgrade?
[05:31] <Spec> spikebdalf: perhaps for xfce/kde related troubles in ubuntu
[05:31] <lightstar> SonOfAq: oops..time 2 change passwords
[05:31] <spikebdalf> tritium: not upset, just colorful, sorry
[05:31] <spikebdalf> heh
[05:31] <lightstar> hayden: do sudo apt-get update
[05:31] <tritium> Is hell bloody?  I guess there could be a lot of open wounds...
[05:31] <Spec> spikebdalf: but, if we're talking about wireless networking, that's universal
[05:31] <lightstar> hayden: then do sudo apt-get dist-upgrade -y
[05:31] <igge> !xgl
[05:31] <ubotu> XGL on Ubuntu: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/CompositeManager - Join #ubuntu-xgl for all the XGL fun on Ubuntu systems.  Pretty videos on http://www.novell.com/linux/xglrelease/  See http://tinyurl.com/pw5ez for Kubuntu systems
[05:32] <Spec> ie: i wont' provide support for kde in this channel, and i'd recommend them going to #kubuntu, but if they're running #kubuntu and trying to get help for how to burn a cd, i'll help them....
[05:32] <hayden> lightstar: do i need to change the sources ?
[05:32] <benkong2> !apt-get build-dep
[05:32] <ubotu> benkong2: Did you get hit by a windmill? Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
[05:32] <thelostpatrol> ok... so i have the 6.06 cd made, i'd like to know how to make it so i actually am in the OS
[05:32] <lightstar> hayden: just change reference from breezy to dapper in /etc/apt/sources.list
[05:32] <tritium> spikebdalf: it's not _wrong_ to suggest they first try #kubuntu
[05:32] <hayden> lightstar: thought so, thanks
[05:32] <lightstar> hayden: np ;)
[05:32] <Frogzoo> thelostpatrol: insert the cd - turn on the computer & install
[05:32] <spikebdalf> tritium: oh i know your point - I just think that this whole mess of buntus has complicated support and blurred the lines far too much.
[05:33] <spikebdalf> this, however, is not the place to discuss that.
[05:33] <tritium> mess of buntus ;)  heh
[05:33] <tritium> spikebdalf: I understand your point completely
[05:33] <Frogzoo> spikebdalf: it all fits on one DVD though...
[05:33] <thelostpatrol> i don't want to overwrite windows
[05:33] <Spec> spikebdalf: should have been to the NuN meeting yesterday....
[05:33] <spikebdalf> Spec: what'd i miss/
[05:33] <Warbo> A dapper drake would make less mess than a breezy badger though....
[05:33] <tritium> thelostpatrol: the installer can resize your windows partition
[05:33] <Spec> spikebdalf: the exactly same discussion in detail *2000
[05:33] <spikebdalf> Spec: got a log or something?
[05:33] <Spec> :p
[05:34] <thelostpatrol> i see.
[05:34] <Spec> spikebdalf: ooo, it was logged
[05:34] <thelostpatrol> well, off i go, i guess
[05:34] <Spec> spikebdalf: let me see if i have one
[05:34] <thelostpatrol> thanks for that
[05:34] <spikebdalf> Spec: ok
[05:34] <thelostpatrol> i'll be back i'm sure
[05:34] <Frogzoo> thelostpatrol: so just boot the CD 'live' Or defrag windows & reduce the windows partition to make space for an install (but backup 1st)
[05:34] <tritium> spikebdalf: clean up that mess of buntus you made!  :)
[05:34] <spikebdalf> haha tritium
[05:34] <tritium> Frogzoo: isn't that frustrating?
[05:35] <Frogzoo> damn!
[05:35] <Warbo> neutrinomass: You may be interested in http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UsbAdslModem/EagleUsb
[05:35] <webguy> how do i figure out if i can apt-get http://us3.php.net/mcrypt
[05:36] <kane77> when I "df -h" i get something like varrun, varlock, udev, devshm, lrm... what are they???
[05:36] <lightstar> webguy: apt-get php?
[05:36] <Frogzoo> if I install XGL - can I have OO open & have irssi visible behind it?
[05:36] <wastrel> df -h
[05:36] <mo0se> whenever i put ro,auto,user,fmask=0111,dmask=0000 as the option and then try to mount it, it says wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock and it goes on and on.
[05:36] <tritium> webguy: mcrypt is in universe
[05:36] <Warbo> kane77: Special filesystems which are linked to the system
[05:36] <neutrinomass> Warbo: It got updated ? <checks>
[05:36] <Spec> spikebdalf: http://dc.ubuntu-us.org/~spec/ubuntu-meeting-NuN.txt
[05:36] <spikebdalf> kane77: processes that help your system run
[05:36] <spikebdalf> Spec: sweet
[05:36] <spikebdalf> Spec: thanks
[05:36] <Warbo> neutrinomass: I wrote that EagleUSB one today
[05:36] <christotoday> there is a print server in the office here.. all the local windows users connect to it using \\printserver-01  where do I need to put this when using the 'Add a printer' tool in Dapper please?
[05:36] <webguy> Trinisan: what do you mean?  i am getting a fatal error when i try to use the function with the default lamp install
[05:37] <revstray> wow... now this is a full channel... 920 people? geez :)
[05:37] <neutrinomass> Warbo: Great! Excellent! I take it that its current information for Dapper ?
[05:37] <kane77> spikebdalf, Warbo ok... I thought it was something like this...
[05:37] <Frogzoo> christotoday: easiest to just us \\ip_address
[05:37] <neutrinomass> revstray: It peaked at ~1060 when Dapper was released :)
[05:37] <revstray> nice :)
[05:37] <Warbo> neutrinomass: Yes. I've added info on the packages, but they don't work AFAIK
[05:37] <Spec> so, if someone said "Hello everybody", and everybody responded with "Heya....". .......
[05:37] <revstray> I'm trying to install libapache2-mod-jk2 which appears to be in Breezy and not Dapper... any reason? :)
[05:37] <panda__> im getting "The following packages have unresolvable dependencies, Make sure that all required repositories are added and enabled in the preferences"  (im trying to install AMSN) ... what do I do?
[05:38] <neutrinomass> Warbo: Kernel 2.6.16 ? That means plug and play (the hardware aspect) :?
[05:38] <Spec> panda__: are you on dapper?
[05:38] <Equin> I'm using vsftpd, how can I make sure a user only has access to his home directory and can''t access anything else on the server? Setting the home directory of a user to a certain folder only makes that user end up in that folder at login, the user can just go all the way to the root and read all the files on my hdd.
[05:38] <Frogzoo> revstray: what module jk do? lamp setup was streamlined 4 dapper
[05:38] <spikebdalf> Spec: i can't believe i missed that meeting
[05:38] <zenithsN00b_> I have gdesklets running... but its STILL not what I want... I want like a bar of STREAMING headlines... like stocks, but polotics, world news... anyone have the answer
[05:38] <panda__> depens imlib1, sox and libpng10-o
[05:38] <panda__> depends*
[05:38] <spikebdalf> Spec: i ranted about this very subject before the meeting took place the other day
[05:38] <Warbo> neutrinomass: I'm not sure how the driver is integrated into 2.6.16 (is it treated like an ethernet interface or are there still special config tools?)
[05:39] <Spec> hehehe
[05:39] <saquib> >> HELP: i've installed runit from Synaptic, and having issues! Want to rollback .. wat to do? cant uninstall, i tink the system stalls!!
[05:39] <revstray> I believe jk connects Apache and Tomcat
[05:39] <neutrinomass> Warbo: Gimme a sec, I'll check the git tree ...
[05:39] <panda__> anyone?
[05:40] <Frogzoo> if I install XGL - can I have OO open & have irssi visible behind it?
[05:40] <skydragon38> that wiki worked perfectly, i thank you dearly
[05:40] <revstray> my intention is to get Apache Axis working
[05:40] <hayden> how can i disable xserver (so im just left with a basic cmd line?)
[05:40] <panda__> Spec, im on breezy badger
[05:40] <revstray> if I can do that w/o jk, that's fine with me
[05:40] <skydragon38> help installing frostwire?
[05:40] <wastrel> hayden:  sudo update-alternatives gdm remove
[05:40] <NoUse> Frogzoo I believe so
[05:40] <Frogzoo> revstray: wtf is jk ?
[05:40] <Some_Person> are u sure captive-ntfs doesnt work right with ubuntu?
[05:40] <hayden> wastrel: thanks
[05:40] <raptros-v76> hayden: ctrl+alt+f1
[05:40] <NoUse> Frogzoo you could ask in #ubuntu-xgl
[05:40] <Warbo> hayden: Just for now (ie. not on every boot) press ctrl-alt-f1, login and type "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop"
[05:40] <iratik> HELP! I've chmoded usr/bin/sudo to another user now I can't run sudo and can't boot or anything - what do i do!!!
[05:40] <Frogzoo> NoUse: damn - more excuse to fiddle & blow off work :D
[05:40] <wastrel> hayden:  er, not update-alternatives,  update-rc.d
[05:41] <vagikim> Cze ludziska mam pytanie co zrobic by muc zainstalowac kadu. jak robie wg instrukcji na stronie kadu to mi wyskakuje brak pewnych paczek.Prosze o pomoc!!!
[05:41] <revstray> jk stands for Jakarta
[05:41] <raptros-v76> iratik: get a rescue cd
[05:41] <Some_Person> iratik: chmod it back with livecd
[05:41] <Spec> iratik: you need to boot the livecd, chroot the partition, and chmod it back
[05:41] <wastrel> !pl
[05:41] <revstray> the Apache Jakarta Tomcat connector
[05:41] <ubotu> Mozesz uzyskac pomoc w jezyku polskim na #ubuntu-pl
[05:41] <Spec> !rescue
[05:41] <ubotu> from memory, rescue is Boot the install cd with rescue as boot parameter for system rescue mode
[05:41] <hayden> raptros-v76, Warbo: i'm using xbox-linux so the only way i can connect/use it is by remote login (ssh)
[05:41] <christotoday> Frogzoo - should I choose 'cups printer'? and if so, it asks for a URI like ipp:// or http://  but all I have is the address like \\serverthing
[05:41] <iratik> Some_person: HOW? I've got the server distro of dapper, I boot from the CD, then what?
[05:41] <raptros-v76> hayden: ...blarg!
[05:41] <Spec> iratik: did you read what ubotu said? boot livecd with "rescue" as boot parameter
[05:41] <saquib> >> HELP: i've installed runit from Synaptic, and having issues! Want to rollback .. wat to do? cant uninstall, i tink the system stalls!!
[05:42] <Spec> Some_Person: it works right for me
[05:42] <roler> In the Network Settings, I have a profile set for work, and a profile set for home... But everytime I go work to home, I have to manually click and change it to connect to the internet... What gives? How can I not have to do this?
[05:42] <zenithsN00b_> I have gdesklets running... but its STILL not what I want... I want like a bar of STREAMING headlines... like stocks, but polotics, world news... anyone have the answer
[05:42] <Some_Person> iratik: boot with the LiveCD
[05:42] <Spec> Some_Person: but you really should back up befor eyou, uhh, do anything with it
[05:42] <hayden> raptros-v76: its not illegal afaik
[05:42] <iratik> Spec: I don't have the livecd is there a way to do rescue without the LiveCD ?
[05:42] <raptros-v76> i know.
[05:42] <neutrinomass> Warbo: Hm... since it's in drivers/usb/atm/ it's probably like the speedtouch and accessrunner. I don't think it can be seen as an ethernet interface
[05:42] <Spec> iratik: download any live cd, dsl, any linux distribution basically that boots off a cd
[05:42] <iratik> Spec: No way to do it with just the cd i installed the server from?
[05:42] <Frogzoo> revstray: I see: libapache-mod-jk
[05:42] <Some_Person> iratik: get the livecd, or a system rescue disc
[05:42] <raptros-v76> hayden: i just dont know how to help you
[05:42] <Spec> iratik: yes, use that cd
[05:42] <Warbo> zenithsN00b_: Mezzo desktop has that. I don't know if they can be added to GNOME desktop though (www.symphonyos.com)
[05:43] <Frogzoo> revstray: also libapache2-mod-jk
[05:43] <Spec> iratik: do you want me to walk you through it?
[05:43] <zenithsN00b_> Warbo, k, I'll check it out.
[05:43] <iratik> Spec: its not possible using just the server ISO is it.
[05:43] <Spec> iratik: yes it is
[05:43] <Warbo> neutrinomass: OK, I was just wondering how the configuration would be set up. Looks like it is still a custom job (rather than an integrated tool like if it was emulating ethernet)
[05:43] <revstray> *cough* doh... the jk2 must have been what was messing up my search.
[05:44] <hayden> raptros-v76: ah
[05:44] <iratik> Spec: what do I do, i really need help