[12:04] <murkyMurk> vixyfox:  maybe the default xorg.conf has wrongly guessed your PCI value for your Video card?
[12:04] <ikonia> Javid: and the same problem can't push the resolution up
[12:04] <pml13> join me #aquabase
[12:04] <macd> darkangel, in case you cant find the download link http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/l/linux-source-2.6.20/linux-source-2.6.20_2.6.20-16.32_all.deb  then right click the package on your desktop and install it.
[12:04] <peabody> mook: okay, what method did you use to install the nvidia driver?  Be as specific as you can here, did you follow a set of instructions, or did you try and install the driver on your own.
[12:04] <Javid> basically, yes
[12:04] <ikonia> Javid: now your using the right driver, what does xorg say ?
[12:04] <zerobias> pml13:  Ur in there dude
[12:04] <ikonia> xorg log sorry
[12:04] <mook> using synaptic....
[12:04] <Aggrav8d> i've set up virtual hosts for my subdomains, I've got a nameserver running that acknowledges those subdomains exist (I can ping them) but the outside world can't see them.  What did I miss?
[12:05] <vixyfox> murkymurk How would I fix that though? It took a long time to actually start up to the live Cd, when it did I could see okay, but when I said to Restart, the screen went black, the power light came flashing on and off and I took out the install CD like it said... now it's sitting here x.x
[12:05] <peabody> mook: what was the name of the package that you installed?
[12:05] <mook> NVIDIA binary XFree86 4.x/X.Org 'legacy' driver
[12:05] <ikonia> Aggrav8d: the outside world isn't using your dns server, are the domains set to point to your dns servers int he outside world ?
[12:05] <Javid> fatal server error: no screens found
[12:05] <ikonia> Javid: thats not good, thats a fatal error that won't allow x to start
[12:06] <peabody> mook: do you know if that driver supports your card, or do you need to use a different nvidia driver?  The word 'legacy' has me concerned.
[12:06] <Javid> I hadn't fathomed it might do that
[12:06] <Aggrav8d> ikonia - not sure i understood the question.  sorry, i'm very noob.
[12:06] <kitche> Aggrav8d: nothing might take a while for the outside dns to go around
[12:06] <Wolf23> gravemind:  is it easy?
[12:06] <ikonia> Aggrav8d: your box uses your dns servers, but the rest of the worlds machines don't.
[12:06] <tyler_d> hey adding a generic user in xterm??
[12:06] <macd> peabody, legacy is the proper driver for a gf2
[12:06] <mook> supports  GeForce2 chipsets....
[12:06] <pike_> tyler_d: sudo adduser
[12:06] <peabody> macd: thank you
[12:06] <murkyMurk> vixyfox: you need to use CTL/ALT/F4 to get to a command prompt. Then run lspci which will tell you the right PCI:x:0:0 figure for your card. Then vi /etc/X11/xorg.conf and make sure the value in there is right
[12:06] <gravemind> Wolf23: if it works right away, it will be easy
[12:06] <darkangel> ya im downloading it
[12:06] <Ademan_> is there a maximum number of files that can be contained in a directory on ext3? (however high it might be)
[12:06] <peabody> mook: what happened after you installed the package?  Did x stop working?
[12:06] <gravemind> Wolf23: sometimes it's harder than other times
[12:06] <Aggrav8d> ikonia - right.  do i have to register my subdomains with my dns provider?  (namecheap.com)
[12:07] <ikonia> Ademan_: no, but there are inode limits, that can be increased though
[12:07] <vixyfox> murkymurk: Ah okay thank you ^_^
[12:07] <mook> went mad crazzy....
[12:07] <Wolf23> gravemind:  ok, now i am ready
[12:07] <Aggrav8d> they already have a generic "any subdomain points to that address" set up.
[12:07] <ikonia> Aggrav8d: yup, are you using dhcp ip addresses ?
[12:07] <Aggrav8d> static.
[12:07] <ikonia> thats a good start
[12:07] <macd> Ademan_, its limited to the number of inodes on the disk.
[12:07] <ikonia> Aggrav8d: give me one of the domain names ?
[12:07] <Aggrav8d> i have a dozen addresses set up, but subdomains are new to me.
[12:07] <peabody> mook: mad crazy is not descriptive.   What happened?  Did it freeze, did you see an error message?
[12:07] <darkangel> i used ifconfig whats the gateway adress\
[12:07] <Ademan_> macd: so really that would be total files not how many files are in a given directory right?
[12:07] <Aggrav8d> ikonia - www.marginallyclever.com
[12:08] <Aggrav8d> the subdomain i want is polycase.marginallyclever.com
[12:08] <ikonia> darkangel: only you know that
[12:08] <mook> screen went everywhere..... everything was blur....
[12:08] <ikonia> Aggrav8d: is thsi you <IP_ADDRESS>
[12:08] <noor_> Compiz fusion got messed up :( i dont have any window border :( some one plox
[12:08] <darkangel> it dosent say gateway is it bcast
[12:08] <macd> Ademan_, well yeah I guess I could have said number of inodes - used ones ;P
[12:08] <ikonia> gateway is not listed in ifconfig
[12:08] <Javid> is there any way to just make ubuntu run whatever it runs when it initially installs X?
[12:08] <murkyMurk> Aggrav8d: IIRC sub-domaisn are handled within the webserver and need not be registered with the provider
[12:08] <peabody> mook: okay, did you hear the login sound?  That drum sounding thing?
[12:08] <darkangel> well how do i find it
[12:09] <ikonia> Javid: thats normally vesa
[12:09] <Aggrav8d> ikonia - yes, that's me.
[12:09] <ikonia> darkangel: you isp give is to you
[12:09] <Javid> hmm
[12:09] <mook> dunno
[12:09] <mook> no
[12:09] <ikonia> Aggrav8d: what was the subdomain again please ?
[12:09] <noor_> is their a compiz channel?
[12:09] <PDM_clever> murkyMurk: subdomains can also be handled at the dns server to give them seperate ip's
[12:09] <noor_> compiz fusion
[12:09] <darkangel> how do i find my gateway
[12:09] <Javid> well instlaling fglrx broke it last time, but I know it worked before
[12:09] <noor_> need help i have no window border
[12:09] <ikonia> darkangel: your isp give is to you
[12:09] <peabody> mook: Did you try pressing the caps lock and num lock keys?  Did their lights go off and on?  If they didn't then your computer locked up
[12:09] <darkangel> in windows i just type ipconfig
[12:09] <ikonia> darkangel: your isp give is to you
[12:09] <murkyMurk> PDM_clever: thanks, i'll try to remember
[12:09] <mook> no
[12:09] <ikonia> darkangel: I can say it again if you want
[12:10] <pike_> noor_: there is #ubuntu-effects
[12:10] <mook> i had to reformat
[12:10] <darkangel> well i know that is the a program that tells me my current gateway adress
[12:10] <noor_> thx
[12:10] <ikonia> or course there is
[12:10] <ikonia> darkangel: just use the network admin gui
[12:10] <ikonia> darkangel: and take a look
[12:10] <murkyMurk> darkangel: and in linux you type ifconfig
[12:10] <peabody> mook: You can get to a recovery mode by pressing esc during the grub message at startup.
[12:11] <demon_spork> how do I configure advanced options for the screensavers?
[12:11] <peabody> mook: if your display adapter breaks, this is always a good way to restore the system.
[12:11] <mook> i didn't know that?
[12:11] <murkyMurk> darkangel: or route
[12:11] <peabody> mook: that's okay, what kind of monitor do you have?  Is it fairly modern, or is it old?
[12:11] <Javid> well, I used vesa this time, and now the screen is all wacky.
[12:11] <mook> i tired editing somthing with VI which i could not firug out how to use it.
[12:11] <mook> ols
[12:11] <mook> old
[12:12] <ikonia> Javid: you'll have to dpk-reconfigure
[12:12] <pike_> Javid: using nvidia or ati? nvidia just use nv instead
[12:12] <peabody> mook: you should use the Nano editor instead
[12:12] <ikonia> Javid: swapping the drivers can cause problems without any other settings
[12:12] <peabody> mook: just type nano filename
[12:12] <mook> used both.
[12:12] <main2> why is this command run at 00:00am on my machine, /bin/dd bs 1 if /proc/kmsg of /var/run/klogd/kmsg  ???
[12:12] <Javid> ikonia: I just did that about 8 times
[12:12] <peabody> mook: nano has the commands listed at the bottom.  The '^' character before the letters means to hold down the control key
[12:12] <Javid> pike_: ati
[12:12] <vixyfox> murkymurk: Okay, I found the xorg.conf file, it says I have "BusID   "PCI:3:0:0" But I can't find anything similar in the lspci command?
[12:13] <mook> BRB,,,,
[12:13] <mrnotsocleve1> hi, i just installed ubuntu, but my grafix are safe mode because the live cd wouldnt boot otherwise. is there any way to fix the screen mode? i hate 800*600..
[12:13] <murkyMurk> vixyfox: you shoudl just be able to type lspci in a command console and get a list of pci devices
[12:13] <Javid> hmm, I got x back, still no higher res's
[12:13] <peabody> mrnotsocleve1: What is your graphics card?
[12:14] <mrnotsocleve1> some shared memory thing from fujitsu
[12:14] <vixyfox> murkymurk: I did, but I don't see anything there that make sense with what your saying or what is in the xorg.conf file
[12:14] <peabody> mrnotsocleve1: Hmm, my guess is that it's maybe an onboard nvidia or intel card.
[12:14] <darkangel> on my pc the display is huge my display can go to 2400 but it wont letme
[12:14] <peabody> mrnotsocleve1: the lspci command run from a terminal should give you a list of your cards
[12:14] <mrnotsocleve1> intel i guess.. s3
[12:14] <murkyMurk> vixyfox: ahh, a line like this "04:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G70 [GeForce 7600 GS]  (rev a1)
[12:14] <murkyMurk> " woudl mean a PCI:4:0:0 entry in xorg.conf
[12:15] <Wolf23> gravemind:  are u there?
[12:15] <mrnotsocleve1> where do i start a terminal
[12:15] <gravemind> Wolf23: yes. weren
[12:15] <mrnotsocleve1> ah got it
[12:15] <gravemind> Wolf23: weren't you going to pastebin the instructions?
[12:15] <vixyfox> murkymurk: Mine says "03:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation Unknown device 0400 9rev a1)
[12:16] <tyler_d> looking for a wireless mapping tool/utility?
[12:16] <mrnotsocleve1>  VGA compatible controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. S3 Unichrome Pro VGA Adapter (rev 02)
[12:16] <mrnotsocleve1>  VGA compatible controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. S3 Unichrome Pro VGA Adapter (rev 02)
[12:16] <Wolf23> gravemind:  i think u download it
[12:16] <vixyfox> murkymurk: Could this be because I haven't installed the nvidia drivers?
[12:16] <gravemind> Wolf23: just pastebin it so I can see it
[12:16] <peabody> mrnotsocleve1: okay, lets see what google turns up on the S3 Unichrome Pro
[12:16] <Wolf23> gravemind:  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/38729/
[12:16] <murkyMurk> vixyfox: then you shoudl have the line BusID "PCI:3:0:0" in your Device section
[12:17] <gravemind> Wolf23: thanks
[12:17] <mistone> so besides compiz fusion what is different in the new version?
[12:17] <eyemean> hello everyone
[12:17] <mook> what does recovery mode do?
[12:17] <Sonicadvance1> Is there a good scheduling program for Ubuntu?
[12:17] <darkangel> ok i downloaded my kernal guys how do i install it it is couurentley on my deketop (home/darkangel/desktop/)
[12:17] <eyemean> is there anyway to enable 5.1 speakers in ubuntu 7.04
[12:17] <peabody> mrnotsocleve1: I've found a post on the ubuntuforums that seems slightly promising
[12:18] <gravemind> Wolf23: ok go to the folder with all the files
[12:18] <mrnotsocleve1> can u give me the link peabody?
[12:18] <mook>  what does recovery mode do?
[12:18] <peabody> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=342115
[12:18] <murkyMurk> vixyfox: no, the default nv driver will work it just won't run games & 3D
[12:18] <Wolf23> gravemind:  ok
[12:18] <mrnotsocleve1> thanks!
[12:18] <vixyfox> murkymurk: Okay I do... here is something wierd though.... my computer booted... but when it's supposed to do the ubuntu loading screen... monitor black and power light flashing... then... .normal time later, it boots up and I can see
[12:18] <gravemind> Wolf23: ok the left hand side there's a little button that looks like a piece of paper and a pencil. click it
[12:18] <vixyfox> murkymurk: Why would I not see the loading time, and yes, in the xorg it shows PCI:3:0:0
[12:19] <gore000> does anyone know about installing kde4 on 7.03 fresh install
[12:19] <murkyMurk> vixyfox: who are we to argue with a booted box? Be happy, be buntu
[12:19] <mook>  what does recovery mode do?
[12:19] <gore000> like a guide of some sort
[12:19] <peabody> mook: recovery mode boots your system in something called single-user mode
[12:19] <Wolf23> gravemind:  ok i click it
[12:19] <LjL> gore000: http://kubuntu.org/announcements/kde4-beta2.php (looking at www.kubuntu.org helps with this sort of thing ;)
[12:19] <peabody> mook: basically you'll have just a shell prompt as the root user
[12:19] <darkangel> wooooo im installing the kernal source
[12:19] <gravemind> Wolf23: ok, copy the text that it reveals
[12:20] <mook> so it is no system retore?
[12:20] <murkyMurk> vixyfox: have you got plenty of RAM? LiveCD must load itself into RAM...just guessing now
[12:20] <vixyfox> murkymurk: Have 2 gigs of ram ;)
[12:20] <bobonthenet> I need help with my video I can watch any format but they are too dark adjusting the brightness doesn't seem to have any effect.  Any idea why this is?
[12:20] <vixyfox> not booting to live CD
[12:20] <vixyfox> booting to installation
[12:20] <Wolf23> gravemind:  /home/hendaus/downloads/amrnb-<IP_ADDRESS>.orig
[12:20] <murkyMurk> vixyfox: then I guess badly ;-(
[12:20] <mook> how do i restore the sysmtem like in winodws?
[12:20] <peabody> mook: You could recovery a system from it, you just need to know what to do.  I take you installed the nvidia drivers again?
[12:20] <vixyfox> murkymurk: Hey, I'll let it go ;) You helped me a bit ^_^
[12:20] <mook> no
[12:21] <peabody> mook: This isn't windows, you're going to have to get used to that.  You can uninstall that package.
[12:21] <mook> not yet...
[12:21] <gravemind> wofl23: good. now open a terminal window, and do cd /home/hendaus/downloads/amrnb-<IP_ADDRESS>.orig
[12:21] <mrnotsocleve1> umm.. that post says ill never be able to play games. well, i wasnt under windows. so what. but that guy seems to have got the 2d gfx up all well, i dont :(
[12:21] <peabody> mook: So why did you go to recovery mode?
[12:21] <murkyMurk> vixyfox: lol
[12:21] <mook> o.o,,,,
[12:22] <mook> is there a way to back up?
[12:22] <gore000> LjL: I hear yah but I dont want to install kubuntu
[12:22] <peabody> mrnotsocleve1: Did you follow the links in the post?  They led to a page that says how to get the card running.
[12:22] <LjL> gore000: there isn't a difference
[12:22] <Wolf23> gravemind:  ok
[12:22] <gore000> LjL: I wanted a guide from a vanilla ubuntu point of view
[12:22] <demon_spork> how do I configure advanced options for the screensavers?
[12:22] <gravemind> wolf23: then do ./configure
[12:22] <Javid> OK, now I got 1600x1200 on the login screen, but as soon as I login, it goes to 1024x768 and looks all twisted
[12:22] <LjL> gore000: ubuntu and kubuntu are the same distribution
[12:22] <Sonicadvance1> quick question, is there a "good" scheduling tool?
[12:23] <gore000> just with kde base instead of gnome right?
[12:23] <tyler_d> k so not the wifi-radar.... would like a graphical representation of the wifi situated around you... for locating computer x is over there... etc?
[12:23] <peabody> mook: Yes, there are several ways, it's easier to do it from a gui.  Do you not have a gui up and running yet?
[12:23] <gnomefreak> gore000: for most part yes
[12:23] <Wolf23> gravemind:  ok then
[12:23] <mook> why is the grapics driver in restricted drivers?
[12:23] <gnomefreak> that is biggest difference
[12:23] <peabody> mook: what specifically are you trying to backup?
[12:23] <gore000> I guess I just need to figure out how to enable backports
[12:23] <mook> everything?
[12:23] <gnomefreak> gore000: uncomment them in you /etc/apt/sources.list
[12:23] <peabody> mook: I don't think so, but perhaps, maybe macd knows, I don't have an nvidia card myself.
[12:23] <gnomefreak> save run apt-get update
[12:23] <gravemind> wolf23: then do make
[12:24] <gore000> uncomment which part
[12:24] <gnomefreak> gore000: the backports lines
[12:24] <bobonthenet> changing my display setting doesn't seem to work when watching videos can someone help me with this?
[12:24] <macd> mook, the driver is in restricted b/c its a BLOB of code which nvidia will not release.
[12:24] <Wolf23> gravemind:  make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found.  Stop.
[12:24] <murkyMurk> mook: restricted as in licence not as in usage
[12:24] <darkangel> ok for aircrack-ng do extreacrt my source righr now its in a tar.bz2 archive
[12:24] <peabody> bobonthenet: What exactly are you changing?
[12:24] <gravemind> Wolf23: did ./configure work?
[12:24] <gravemind> Wolf23: were there any errors?
[12:24] <jlw> http://home.comcast.net/~justin4thirty/broken.png : Anyone have any idea why this would happen when I log into Gnome? I have no idea what I did to make that happen.
[12:24] <mrnotsocleve1> true, theres been a helpful link in there, sorry its so hard to see everything with this lousy res :(
[12:24] <bobonthenet> peabody: the brightness
[12:25] <gore000> got it thanks
[12:25] <peabody> bobonthenet: How are you changing it?
[12:25] <Wolf23> gravemind:  yes it works
[12:25] <mook> so its not gonna work?
[12:25] <bobonthenet> peabody: my videos are all very dark so I want to turn the brightness up but it doesn't change.
[12:25] <bastid_raZor> 27minutes till meatloaf is done
[12:25] <darkangel> mmmmm
[12:25] <gravemind> wolf23: try make again, just in case.
[12:25] <peabody> bobonthenet: What video player are you using?
[12:25] <bastid_raZor> vlc is the only media player~!
[12:25] <Wolf23> gravemind:  checking for C compiler default output file name... configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables
[12:25] <Wolf23> See `config.log' for more details.
[12:25] <boola> Hello, how do i share a folder with files so my friend with a windows pc on the same network can acess these files?
[12:25] <darkangel> anyone here no anything bout aircrack-ng
[12:26] <bastid_raZor> except mplayer for sub support
[12:26] <bobonthenet> peabody: edit>preferences>video>display I'm using totem movie player
[12:26] <Javid> OK, now I got 1600x1200 on the login screen, but as soon as I login, it goes to 1024x768 and looks all twisted
[12:26] <Javid> why would it be doing that?
[12:26] <gravemind> Wolf23: ah, there's your problem. you need to do this: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[12:26] <mrnotsocleve1> okay, i downloaded a tgz file from the VIA website.. it contains a number of files, like viamenu and viainstall2d.. what can i do now? im only used to windows executables..
[12:26] <peabody> bobonthenet: Okay, so totem's display settings aren't doing anything?
[12:26] <bobonthenet> peabody: correct
[12:26] <darkangel> anyone here know how to do aircrack-ng
[12:26] <boola> Hello, how do i share a folder with files so my friend with a windows pc on the same network can acess these files?
[12:27] <tyler_d> boola: install samba
[12:27] <Pici> !samba | boola
[12:27] <ubotu> boola: samba is is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT
[12:27] <peabody> mrnotsocleve1: do you know how to get to the folder in a terminal?
[12:27] <Wolf23> gravemind:  done
[12:27] <peabody> bobonthenet: What is your video card?
[12:27] <murkyMurk> boola: you need to use SAMBA...it's a sharingserver designed to solve your problem. Best to read the howto first
[12:27] <tyler_d> boola: then go to system:admin:shared folders and add it there...
[12:27] <mrnotsocleve1> not too well.. will i have to unpack first?
[12:27] <boola> thank you very much for your help guys:)
[12:28] <peabody> darkangel: Never tried it before, I know the wireless card you need is fairly specific.  Part of the reason I've never been able to do it.
[12:28] <gravemind> Wolf23: try configure again now it should work
[12:28] <tyler_d> boola: np
[12:28] <argile> newbie q: how do i launch the desktop from the $?
[12:28] <peabody> mrnotsocleve1: preferably although that too can be done from the terminal.
[12:28] <darkstar> Hi everybody. Just installed gutsy and went thru major system update (850 pkgs) now logged in and compiz-fusion does not draw windows borders. Any clue?
[12:28] <giuly> is there a list of recently installed packages?
[12:28] <Wolf23> gravemind:  ok
[12:28] <preaction> !gutsy | darkstar
[12:28] <ubotu> darkstar: Gutsy Gibbon is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (7.10) | (due October 2007) | It is development software, as such unstable, support _only_ in #ubuntu+1
[12:28] <tyler_d> argile: startx
[12:28] <darkangel> i have a working card chipset for for the source dose it stay in its tar.bz2 file or do i put it in a file
[12:29] <peabody> mrnotsocleve1: you're going to need to use the 'cd' command (change directory).
[12:29] <Scunizi> argile, sometimes startx, sometimes sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[12:29] <gravemind> darkstar: is that the name of a grateful dead song?
[12:29] <darkstar> uboutu: thanks..
[12:29] <murkyMurk> argile:sudo  /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[12:29] <bobonthenet> peabody: geforce 4 ti 4200
[12:29] <darkstar> gravemind: not really ;)
[12:29] <mrnotsocleve1> yea cd is no problem, hang on im trying to unpack it somewhere and then get there :)
[12:29] <argile> tyler_d: thankyou. i have some funky lines on my powerbook and i can't see any of the menus.
[12:29] <mewshi> Morning
[12:29] <preaction> !bot | darkstar
[12:29] <ubotu> darkstar: I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[12:29] <tyler_d> argile: lol yw
[12:29] <peabody> darkangel: I don't understand you, and could you please prefix messages meant for me by my name, it makes it easier for me to read your responses in my chat client.
[12:30] <argile> argile: whats yw?
[12:30] <argile> tyler_d: whats yw?
[12:30] <Wolf23> gravemind:  done make
[12:30] <gravemind> !thanks > preaction
[12:30] <setkeh> your welcome
[12:30] <mrnotsocleve1> im in the folder now, what next?
[12:30] <nomaS> how can i uninstall xgl session ?
[12:30] <mewshi> I accidentally disabled my ability to access my computer using VNC, which I wish to use.  Could someone please help me set it up so that I have access again?  I have SSH access
[12:30] <darkangel> hello ne1
[12:30] <peabody> mrnotsocleve1: Could you prefix your responses with my name?  it highlights them in my chat client, making it easier to read.  Is there a file in there called README or doc or some such?
[12:30] <gravemind> Wolf23: alright here comes the interesting part: sudo apt-get install checkinstall; sudo checkinstall
[12:31] <darkangel> peabody: dose my source for my kernal stay in a tar.bz2 file or do i extract it to a file
[12:31] <peabody> darkangel: why do you need the source for the kernel?
[12:32] <mrnotsocleve1> peabody: no there isnt. only viamenu, vinstall_2D and vunistall
[12:32] <darkangel> peabody: for aircrack to patch my wifi driver i have the source but dose it stay in a tar.bz2 file
[12:32] <argile> ne1 know where i can look for powerbook funky gui-not-looking-right questions?
[12:32] <king> king
[12:33] <feroc1ty> hay people! how to on X-Chat to show list of users on the side
[12:33] <peabody> mrnotsocleve1: wow, that's certainly minimal, well, try typing ./viamenu
[12:33] <mrnotsocleve1> peabody: and subfolders for several distributions but no readmes
[12:33] <king> hello
[12:33] <murkyMurk> darkangel: have you seen this detailed aircrack howto? http://www.aircrack-ng.org/doku.php?id=newbie_guide
[12:33] <Wolf23> gravemind:  Please write a description for the package.
[12:33] <Wolf23> End your description with an empty line or EOF.
[12:33] <bobonthenet> peabody: its really dark using vlc too
[12:33] <b-real> alguien q hable espaol?
[12:33] <nomaS> how can i uninstall xgl session ?
[12:33] <darkangel_> hello is my other irc client woking
[12:33] <peabody> darkangel: Hmm, it would be better to get the source package for the specific kernel on your ubuntu install, there's a package for that.
[12:33] <king> hello
[12:33] <feroc1ty> hay people! how to on X-Chat to show list of users on the side
[12:33] <mrnotsocleve1> peabody: he's starting the installation but all he does is telling me he's denied  permissions
[12:34] <king> where can i find a beautiful lady
[12:34] <PriceChild> king, not in here.
[12:34] <ffm> !offtopic | king
[12:34] <pike_> feroc1ty: its there you just need to click and drag it to make it viewable
[12:34] <ubotu> king: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[12:34] <DD_Akira> lol
[12:34] <darkangel_> i have the kernal package and everything but dose it stay in the archive or do i extract it
[12:34] <argile> different approace: can i install something other than x-windows from the $? startx isn't working on my powerbook. thanks.
[12:34] <peabody> bobonthenet: Sorry about that, so many questions for me :).  it probably has something to do with the video overlay in your card.  Try googling your card with the keywords ubuntu dark brightness, etc.
[12:34] <pike_> feroc1ty: i think. been a while since i used it
[12:34] <gravemind> Wolf23: checkinstall makes a .deb from the source you are installing. that way it's integrated into synaptic, and you can remove it easily if it causes trouble. When you run it, make sure you don't close the window or anything or it might mess up
[12:34] <peabody> mrnotsocleve1: try sudo ./viamenu
[12:34] <gravemind> Wolf23: it takes the place of sudo make install
[12:35] <peabody> mrnotsocleve1: when asked for a password, type yours, it won't echo, that's okay.
[12:35] <mrnotsocleve1> yea cool, no errors
[12:35] <rmjb> Hello, I have an update pending for elinks but the update manager says it's NOT AUTHENTICATED, is it legit? and if so, why is it NOT AUTHENTICATED?
[12:35] <peabody> mrnotsocleve1: Did it tell you anything?
[12:35] <murkyMurk> feroc1ty: you need to resize the bar on the right...just click & drag it to reveal the list
[12:35] <Wolf23> gravemind:  so what can i do now
[12:35] <feroc1ty> thx
[12:36] <peabody> darkangel_: Try not to forget to prefix your messages, I missed your last message.
[12:36] <mrnotsocleve1> peabody: yea, asked me to type 1 to install, then told me it was done and how to uninstall
[12:36] <mrnotsocleve1> peabody: but i guess its not over yet cause i stil got the same gfx obviously
[12:36] <king> hella
[12:36] <knowledge> hello is this ubuntu support chanel?
[12:36] <darkangel_> is there a noncommandline winrar like program for ubuntu
[12:36] <Zylstra555> Hello, a friend of mine needs to find out his CPU temperature. How would he go about doing this in Ubuntu?
[12:36] <MasterShrek> knowledge, yes
[12:36] <peabody> mrnotsocleve1: You have to reboot when installing graphics adapters (or at the very least kill X with ctrl+alt+backspace)
[12:36] <therethinker> is anyone else's download of Gutsy 5 hanging @ 41%?
[12:36] <d2dchat> is there a C library somewhere that I can use for mp3 header reading / calculations ?
[12:36] <MasterShrek> Zylstra555, you can use a panel applet
[12:36] <Javid> When I start X, the login screen displays fine at full res, but when I login the screen goes to 1024x768 and looks like it's wrapped around itself a few times. How do I fix this?
[12:36] <d2dchat> such as duration
[12:37] <DD_Akira> darkangel: yes there is
[12:37] <Wolf23> gravemind:  make sure you dont close the window? which window?
[12:37] <PriceChild> !gutsy | therethinker
[12:37] <ubotu> therethinker: Gutsy Gibbon is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (7.10) | (due October 2007) | It is development software, as such unstable, support _only_ in #ubuntu+1
[12:37] <king> where can i find a lady
[12:37] <gravemind> Wolf23: the terminal window. what steps have you done so far
[12:37] <darkangel_> peabody: oh opps um dose my source staty in its archive or do i extract it
[12:37] <DD_Akira> king:try a bar
[12:37] <Zylstra555> MasterShrek: How would you use a panel applet? Is there one specifically?
[12:37] <therethinker> No, the download of the ISO
[12:37] <mrnotsocleve1> peabody: okay, i will reboot then! thank you so much for your help, it really makes the difference :)
[12:37] <king> who are you akira
[12:37] <darkangel_> peabody: i changed irc clients in darkangel_ now
[12:37] <Wolf23> gravemind:  it stills open
[12:37] <gravemind> Wolf23: that's good
[12:38] <peabody> darkangel_: My guess is you would extract it, but again, I advise you install the actual source package from synaptic for the particular ubuntu install.  You want to use a kernel source for your exact version, patches and all.
[12:38] <king> i cant use ubuntu very wel
[12:38] <knowledge> can anyone help me setup beryl on a hp pavilion ze 2000 with ati x200
[12:38] <MasterShrek> Zylstra555, actually i think i installed extra panel applets, but u should be able to see it in system monitor
[12:38] <therethinker> PriceChild: The unstableness shouldn't effect the downloading of it
[12:38] <rmjb> Hello, I have an update pending for elinks but the update manager says it's NOT AUTHENTICATED, is it legit? and if so, why is it NOT AUTHENTICATED?
[12:38] <Wolf23> gravemind:  but it shows this at the end now -> Please write a description for the package.
[12:38] <Wolf23> End your description with an empty line or EOF.
[12:38] <Wolf23> >>
[12:38] <Pici> king: This isnt appropriate for this channel.  This is a support channel, not for general chat.
[12:38] <PriceChild> therethinker, gutsy is not discussed in here, period.
[12:38] <DD_Akira> yea i tried to tell him that
[12:38] <darkangel_> i have my exatct kernal and everythink
[12:38] <Javid> If someone cared to help me make my computer not an expensive brick, it'd be real swell
[12:38] <gravemind> Wolf23: ooooh! ok. just write like, "arm plugin type thing" or soemthing it doesn't really matter
[12:38] <nasser> how I can upgrade my X.org in 7.04 ?
[12:39] <giuly> no way to show all recent installs with apt?
[12:39] <nasser> I want update it to x.org 7.3
[12:39] <kitche> nasser: compile xorg 7.3
[12:39] <anon2000> hi, i want to use gparted to resize an ntfs partition, but the program won't let me resize ANY partition, they all have a 'lock' icon beside them. how do i fix this?
[12:39] <peabody> darkangel_: try to prefix, are you sure you have your exact kernel WITH the patches ubuntu uses?
[12:39] <idiot> i just got a new mp3 player and its saying that i can't delete songs off of it because the file system is read-only.  it was working just a little while ago.  any ideas on how to debug this?  (i'm running feisty)
[12:39] <dxdt> anon2000: you need to start the program as root.  Try running it again with either sudo or gksudo
[12:39] <D4N`> hello
[12:39] <murkyMurk> anon2000: download a dedicated gparted livdc, boot from that and then resize
[12:39] <peabody> darkangel_: If not, you can chance it, but I wouldn't advise it.
[12:40] <MongooseWA> how does one install photoshop cs2 with wine?
[12:40] <MongooseWA> i tried this: http://luiscosio.com/how-to-adobe-photoshop-cs2-on-ubuntu-10-steps
[12:40] <D4N`> ok
[12:40] <MongooseWA> but it didnt work
[12:40] <peabody> idiot: Filesystems sometimes get mounted as read only when there are problems with them.
[12:40] <darkangel_> peabody: yes oh and ur name in xchat is yellow when you prefix me how do i change that
[12:40] <knowledge> can anyone help with beryl install
[12:40] <Wolf23> gravemind:  Enter a number to change any of them or press ENTER to continue:  <-- which number
[12:40] <peabody> darkangel_: I believe it's under edit>preferences>colors.
[12:40] <gravemind> Wolf23: what numbers are there?
[12:40] <idiot> peabody, any way to confirm that its a problem with the file system and not a software bug?
[12:41] <king> pici i know but i cant use this channel thats way
[12:41] <anon2000> dxdt: i have tried that, same result.. and murkyMurk i can't use the livecd, it hangs during the boot process
[12:41] <rmjb> Hello, I have an update pending for elinks but the update manager says it's NOT AUTHENTICATED, is it legit? and if so, why is it NOT AUTHENTICATED?
[12:41] <mrnotsoclever> peabody: i rebooted but no change at all
[12:41] <murkyMurk> MongooseWA: yeah, i hear that a lot. Try Cedega
[12:41] <peabody> idiot: check dmesg output for io errors
[12:41] <dxdt> knowledge: usually you can just follow the wiki, but also #ubuntu-effects can help you out more than this channel.
[12:41] <kitche> rmjb: hard to say if it's legit if you don't know what repo it's coming from
[12:41] <peabody> mrnotsoclever: Okay, try the other installers
[12:41] <king> what is the meaning of support
[12:41] <Wolf23> gravemind:  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/38733/
[12:41] <idiot> fat_get_cluster: invalid cluster chain (i_pos 0)
[12:41] <peabody> mrnotsoclever: there were several files in the archive correct?
[12:42] <darkangel_> peabody: kool i fixed it yell was almost invisable
[12:42] <anon2000> does the fesity cd have gparted on it? maybe i can use it through that
[12:42] <rmjb> kitche: checking in synaptic it indicated feisty-security, but again, I'm wondering about that NOT AUTHENTICATED thing
[12:42] <h1st0> anon2000: yes
[12:42] <Pici> !offtopic > king (Please see the private messsage from ubotu)
[12:42] <murkyMurk> anon2000: no, not the Ubuntu LiveCD, a dedicated made just to partiotion your drives gparted liveCD
[12:42] <Lamego> rmjb, if it is not authenticated it means it is coming from a repository for which you have not provided a GPG validation key
[12:42] <h1st0> rmjb: perhaps you don't have hte gpg key or something.
[12:42] <peabody> darkangel_: Tab also autocompletes a partially typed name, makes prefixing faster
[12:42] <Pici> rmjb: do an update (refresh package list) and try again.
[12:42] <kitche> rmjb: oh you don't have the key most likely for the -security repo probably
[12:42] <anon2000> murkyMurk: yeah i know, it does not work for me, i dont know why. i have tried parted magic also, and it hangs too
[12:43] <anon2000> guess it doesnt like my drive
[12:43] <idiot> peabody, is there a way to just reformat the drive and see if the problem clears up?
[12:43] <murkyMurk> anon2000: try gparted webby? ->>>http://gparted.sourceforge.net/livecd.php
[12:43] <darkangel_> peabody: oh cool
[12:43] <gravemind> Wolf23: it's probably ok to just press enter if you don't know which number
[12:43] <king> pici where i have to look
[12:43] <Wolf23> gravemind:  ok done, now what can i do
[12:43] <murkyMurk> anon2000: soz..screen behind.....how does gparted livecd fail?
[12:43] <Pici> !offtopic | king
[12:43] <ubotu> king: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[12:43] <peabody> idiot: You can try one of the mkfs commands on the particular /dev/ entry.  You have to know what filesystem type it was.  My guess is vfat.
[12:43] <gravemind> Wolf23: did the whole thing finish?
[12:44] <Wolf23> gravemind:  yes
[12:44] <darkangel_> all: xchat is much better than mirc
[12:44] <peabody> idiot: you need to use the -C option I believe to check for bad blocks
[12:44] <knowledge> can anyone tell me best place to find step by step beryl setup for hp notbooks
[12:44] <gravemind> Wolf23: then the software is installed. I don't know how to use it though, see if there's a readme or a man page
[12:44] <peabody> darkangel_: scriptable via either perl or python as well
[12:44] <king> i understand nothing
[12:44] <Pici> king: What is your native language?
[12:44] <h1st0> knowledge: beryl is no longer being developed.
[12:44] <bascule> knowledge: #ubuntu-effects
[12:45] <tarelerulz> I installed vncserver on my other computer and I set the grub to boot if something it not picked after like 5 seconds .   When I try to vnc into it . I can't get in .  Is the vncserver not running after it boots up and picks the kernel ?
[12:45] <darkangel_> peabody: ???
[12:45] <Wolf23> gravemind:  ok thanx very much, now i have to work, when i get back i chat with you another time, thanx too much
[12:45] <Wolf23> :)
[12:45] <king> nederlands
[12:45] <kitche> knowledge: sudo apt-get install beryl then run beryl-manager in a terminal and it should start
[12:45] <peabody> darkangel_: if you don't know what either of those things are don't worry about it :)
[12:45] <sin1> At this point which is more stable Tribe or the most current daily-builds?
[12:45] <h1st0> knowledge: you will want to check out compiz-fusion
[12:45] <peabody> darkangel_: They're programming languages.
[12:45] <idiot> peabody, how do i know which entry in the /dev directory it is?
[12:45] <sin1> for gutsy that is
[12:45] <mrnotsoclever> peabody: he tells me he is unable to call several files things being like this and tells "Put the main program(s3utility) into the bin directory: /usr/local/bin
[12:45] <MasterShrek> tarelerulz, vncserver wont start until a user logs in
[12:45] <gravemind> Wolf23: alright, feel free to ask other ppl too. if all else fails, use that website
[12:45] <king> i am from belguim
[12:45] <h1st0> sin1: #ubuntu+1
[12:45] <anon2000> murkyMurk: i can't remember what the error was, i found a thread about it on the gparted forum a while ago but it didnt have any solutions
[12:45] <bascule> kitche: apt-get install beryl-manager
[12:45] <kitche> knowledge: either check out compiz or compiz-fusion since they are different
[12:45] <mrnotsoclever> peabody: but there is no s3utility anywhere ...
[12:45] <MasterShrek> tarelerulz, even then youll have to set it up to start i believe
[12:46] <kitche> bascule: beryl should install that
[12:46] <mrnotsoclever> peabody: u think i need to d/l another programm like s3utility?
[12:46] <darkangel_> peabody:  i know that i use basic and a little C++ hey whats ubuntu
[12:46] <peabody> mrnotsoclever: were there any instructions on the website you got the files from?
[12:46] <Wolf23> gravemind:  ok :) thanx
[12:46] <bascule> not sure that it does you know
[12:46] <Pici> !nl | king
[12:46] <ubotu> king: Nederlandstalige ondersteuning voor Ubuntu (en vers gezette koffie) is te vinden in #ubuntu-nl
[12:46] <peabody> idiot: try typing df -h
[12:46] <darkangel_> peabody:  but why were u telling me that
[12:46] <murkyMurk> anon2000: maybe a boot USB? worth trying
[12:46] <kitche> bascule: it did for me when I ran beryl
[12:46] <peabody> darkangel_: No reason :)
[12:46] <mrnotsoclever> peabody: well, i think i'll go there again
[12:46] <mewshi> I need some help re-enabling remote desktop connections on my computer.  Can someone help me with this?
[12:46] <bascule> kitche: thats the end of the argument then :)
[12:47] <king> weet ik wel moet ik#teken ervoor zetten
[12:47] <rmjb> kitche, Lamego, h1st0, Pici: thanks for the advice, turns out it was my apt-cacher setup that was conflicting the gpg keys
[12:47] <Pici> king: /j #ubuntu-nl
[12:47] <kitche> !compiz | knowledge
[12:47] <ubotu> knowledge: Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - Help in #ubuntu-effects
[12:47] <peabody> mewshi: If I could find the name of the control panel, you could probably run it via remote X11 tunneling (run ssh with the -Y option)
[12:47] <Wolf23> gravemind:  thats the readme.txt http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/38734/
[12:47] <tarelerulz> MasterShrek ,  How would you tell if it is every running .  I am not looking at it ,but I think when I boot it up and it picks the kernel it goes to gui login program for gnome . So you saying at that point something like vnc is not running ?
[12:47] <bl4ckfl4m3> sup everyone
[12:48] <Wolf23> gravemind:  if i am busy please send me in private what to do thanx
[12:48] <darkangel_> peabody:  oh lol hey the other day when in the terminal (the 100% no graphics one cause ubuntu wouldnt boot)  and i hit ctrl+D to reboot and it said cannot reboot will reboot in 5 seconds
[12:48] <peabody> darkangel_: That's classic :)
[12:48] <vixyfox> LOL
[12:49] <h1st0> peabody: darkangel_ I like the fact htat you can't run reboot as a normal user but you can hit ctrl+alt+del to do the same thing.
[12:49] <darkangel_> all: (dose the all prefix even work?) whats ubuntu coded in python,c+, what
[12:49] <bl4ckfl4m3> has anyone here had a chance to test out Gusty
[12:49] <h1st0> bl4ckfl4m3: yes
[12:49] <murkyMurk> mewshi:  you could try ssh'ing as normal, then export DISPLAY=:0.0 the startx& and you should have an X server on the remote box
[12:49] <bl4ckfl4m3> hlst0 how is it
[12:49] <luckyone> I just switched from kubuntu to ubuntu, but now my windows look messed up, what do I need to do?
[12:49] <h1st0> bl4ckfl4m3: unstable for me.
[12:49] <Pici> king: Ubotu is a computer, it is not a real person.
[12:49] <bl4ckfl4m3> really
[12:49] <peabody> darkangel_: I don't think it does :).  I believe xchat is coded in C
[12:49] <h1st0> bl4ckfl4m3: try in #ubuntu+1 for gutsy
[12:49] <bl4ckfl4m3> i was jw
[12:49] <peabody> darkangel_: you can write plugins for it either perl or python
[12:49] <bl4ckfl4m3> general question
[12:50] <darkangel_> peabody: i mean the ubuntu os
[12:50] <knowledge> can anyone tell me how to get ubuntu to run compiz or berly please
[12:50] <h1st0> !compiz | knowledge
[12:50] <bascule> darkangel_: that thing known as 'ubuntu' is a huge collection of different software written in many different languages
[12:50] <ubotu> knowledge: Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - Help in #ubuntu-effects
[12:50] <king> thanks
[12:50] <peabody> darkangel_: Many things.  The core of the Os is the linux kernel and the GNU programs which are all written in C
[12:50] <king> i am trying to understand
[12:50] <darkangel_> bascule: ohh
[12:50] <mewshi> murkyMurk, could you explain what you mean by exporting? " mewshi:  you could try ssh'ing as normal, then export DISPLAY=:0.0 the startx& and you should have an X server on the remote box"
[12:50] <h1st0> knowledge: read the message from ubotu
[12:51] <dennda> even parts of the kernel are not written in c (but in assembly, for instance)
[12:51] <king> what are those people looking for
[12:51] <mewshi> murkyMurk, I believe I HAVE an XServer, but that it is locked and I can't access VNC
[12:51] <murkyMurk> mewshi: it's a command you type in your ssh session.>>>>>  export DISPLAY=:0.0
[12:51] <Pici> king: This is support for Ubuntu, the linux OS.
[12:51] <peabody> mewshi: If you login from an xterm with the -Y option, the DISPLAY environment variable is automatically set for you.
[12:51] <Pici> !ubuntu | king
[12:51] <ubotu> king: Ubuntu is a complete Linux-based operating system, freely available with both community and professional support. It is developed by a large community and we invite you to participate too! - Also see http://www.ubuntu.com
[12:51] <mewshi> how would I do that in putty?
[12:51] <king> where are you from
[12:52] <darkangel_> peabody: how do i move a folder on y desktop linux-source-2.6.20 to /usr/src/ w/p login back in as root
[12:52] <peabody> dennda: yes of course :)
[12:52] <king> pici where are you from
[12:52] <murkyMurk> mewshi: no idea, don't use putty
[12:52] <luckyone> can anyone help me with how my windows appear?
[12:52] <peabody> darkangel_: easier to do that from a terminal
[12:52] <king> what can i do here
[12:52] <backtick> hi all, how can i install a boot manager from ubuntu live cd?
[12:52] <h1st0> backtick: grub-install /dev/whatever
[12:52] <Pici> king: Thats not really a support issue.  #ubuntu-offtopic is for general chatting.  You can get there by typing /j #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:53] <darkangel_> peabody:  thats what i mean but im used to msdos i just converted to ubuntu 3 days ago
[12:53] <king> i dont understand you
[12:53] <backtick> h1st0: will it take into account all operating systems installed?
[12:53] <peabody> backtick: you might be able to use grub-install
[12:53] <king> give me a normal adress on the internet
[12:53] <h1st0> backtick: no
[12:53] <h1st0> backtick: that would be a little trickier.
[12:53] <h1st0> !grub > backtick
[12:53] <king> but you dint tell me where you are from
[12:54] <peabody> darkangel_: you can use 'sudo mv /path/to/file/or/folder /path/to/destination'
[12:54] <h1st0> king: please join #ubuntu-nl
[12:54] <Pici> king: Why does that matter?
[12:54] <peabody> darkangel_: in a terminal that is.
[12:54] <h1st0> king: type in /j #ubuntu-nl to get suport in your native language
[12:54] <peabody> darkangel_: mv is sort for move
[12:54] <mrnotsoclever> peabody: shame on me, they do have a guide on what to do. but it is terribly complicated and confusing.. they give me lists of package dependencies and tell me to compilate the kernel and blah.. but it's all not very clear
[12:54] <peabody> darkangel_: it's used for renaming as well
[12:54] <mewshi> i tried to startx from ssh, it says "X: user not authorized to run the X server, aborting"
[12:55] <peabody> mrnotsoclever: lucky you.  bummer your card isn't easy to support.  The most frustrating thing about linux is knowing that it's possible to get your hardware working but it's going to be a lot of work :)
[12:55] <mrnotsoclever> peabody: the most frustrating thing is that this "tutorial" seems to include a lot of steps that are part of a standard ubuntu installation
[12:56] <peabody> mewshi: You need to change an entry in the /etc/X11/Xwrapper.config file to do that.  on the remote machine that is.
[12:56] <h1st0> mrnotsoclever: what kind of card?
[12:56] <mewshi> peabody: could you help me out with this?
[12:56] <mewshi> I do still have ssh access
[12:56] <mrnotsoclever> h1st0: it's a VIA S3 Unichrome Pro
[12:56] <h1st0> mrnotsoclever: try searching the wiki at help.ubuntu.com for your cards manaufacturer there will most likely be a howto
[12:56] <peabody> mewshi: type echo $DISPLAY into the terminal.  Does it show anything?
[12:57] <mewshi> localhost:10.0
[12:57] <h1st0> mewshi: yeah you need a seperate display to do that also.  and you have to ssh with the -X option
[12:57] <PDM_clever> :10.0 sounds like the result of a ssh -X
[12:57] <mewshi> alright, well, um... yeah, I don't know how to do that in putty
[12:57] <murkyMurk> mewshi:  hmmmm..works for me....you are loging in on the remote box as an authorised user aren't you
[12:57] <peabody> h1st0: I prefer the -Y option.  It's given me much less trouble in the past.
[12:57] <PDM_clever> putty along cant handle X11 forwarding
[12:57] <mewshi> yes
[12:58] <h1st0> mewshi: you can enable X11 forwarding in putty its an option
[12:58] <PDM_clever> you would need a X server installed on winblows
[12:58] <mrnotsoclever> h1st0: where will i find the wiki? i only see links to stuff like multimedia
[12:58] <darkangel_> peabody:  i keep getting errors how would i move /home/darkangel/Desktop/linux to /usr/src
[12:58] <mewshi> h1st0, what option is it?
[12:58] <PDM_clever> ive managed to get it to work using the cygwin X server and putty
[12:58] <knowledge> can anyone tell me if im new to linux what os to run
[12:58] <peabody> mrnotsoclever: It's the community documentation.  You can get to it off of ubuntu.com by following the documentation link there.
[12:58] <h1st0> knowledge: ubuntu is definately pretty easy
[12:58] <murkyMurk> knowledge: ubuntu of course
[12:58] <h1st0> !better | knowledge
[12:58] <ubotu> knowledge: Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose among a number of different applications, depending on your preferences, the features you require, and other factors.
[12:59] <ePax> I'm on Feisty and i have litle problem with amsn. I installed amsn from add/remove and from Synaptic but i get the same problem. All letter and icons are just too small. So i cant see anything. I even tryed to change resolution but it didnt work.
[12:59] <peabody> darkangel_: first make sure something called linux isn't already there at your destination
[12:59] <bascule> knowledge: your asking that quwstion in a rather biased channel :)
[12:59] <darkangel_> peabody: ok there isnt
[12:59] <peabody> darkangel_: then run 'sudo mv /home/darkangel/Desktop/linux /usr/src
[12:59] <peabody> darkangel_: minus that quote character, sorry about that
[12:59] <murkyMurk> knowledge: although slackware will teach you more :-)
[01:00] <knowledge> well i wanna run either beryl or fusion for eyecandy and cant get to work
[01:00] <knowledge> got wifi working
[01:00] <knowledge> that was a task
[01:00] <mewshi> if someone could help me out with this on puTTy, I would love them forever
[01:00] <h1st0> knowledge: you need to install video drivers
[01:00] <darkangel_> peabody: thanks
[01:00] <bascule> incidentally people i saw my first linux machine at work today brought in by a customer, I fixed it on the spot and all was good, to me this is a watershed moment, I must have seen 2000 machines and it's the first one :)
[01:00] <peabody> knowledge: It depends.  Ubuntu is great.  I've heard really good things about SuSe as well.
[01:00] <h1st0> knowledge: what type of video card do you have?
[01:00] <knowledge> raedon x200
[01:00] <hou5ton> I have installed all the codecs and done things I found suggested in the forums, and still ... when I try to play a .mov file with Totem Movie Player, the application immediately shuts down
[01:00] <Javid> X is doing this: http://www.genericus.org/b/screenerr.jpg - what might be the issue?
[01:00] <h1st0> !ati | knowledge
[01:00] <ubotu> knowledge: To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[01:01] <bascule> and yes it was ubuntu
[01:01] <h1st0> !compiz > knowledge
[01:01] <peabody> bascule: that's awesome, where do you work?
[01:01] <foug> does ubuntu have a spyware scanner?  I want to see if linux gets as infected as windows after doing such naughty actions
[01:01] <murkyMurk> hou5ton: yeah, Titem can do that, Use mplayer or vlc
[01:01] <h1st0> foug: it doesn't
[01:01] <bulmer> foug: does hair grow in your palm?
[01:01] <mrnotsoclever> peabody: i found the wiki, but they dont have any howto for my card (unless im too dumb to search properly)
[01:01] <mewshi> h1st0, could you help me set putty up properly?
[01:01] <h1st0> !security | foug
[01:01] <bascule> peabody: I worka at PC World in the UK, despite the reputation we recently got  know what I am doing :)
[01:01] <ubotu> foug: If you feel the need to adopt security measures for your system, check out https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Security - See also !root, !firewall and !server
[01:01] <peabody> foug: there is clamav, don't worry, I hit porn sites too, and I've never ever had spyware get installed on Linux
[01:01] <foug> bulmer: nope
[01:01] <kesor> help me! :)  ....     what is the package that had kernel sources?
[01:01] <bulmer> lolz
[01:02] <h1st0> mewshi: just click on X11 forwarding option under the properties for the server you are connecting to.
[01:02] <foug> peabody: sweet
[01:02] <peabody> bascule: don't know about your reputation, I'm in the states myself, california
[01:02] <foug> !firewall
[01:02] <ubotu> Ubuntu, like any other linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed using the 'iptables' command (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo), or GUI applications such as Firestarter (Gnome) or Guarddog (KDE).
[01:02] <kesor> !kernel
[01:02] <ubotu> kernel is the core of the Ubuntu Operating System (named 'Linux') - see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel.  You shouldn't have to compile one, but if you're convinced you do, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelCustomBuild
[01:02] <peabody> mrnotsoclever: did you try the text rather than the title search?
[01:02] <mewshi> ok, well, um... then i need help setting up the configuration properly... something about XWrapper or something...
[01:02] <h1st0> !virus > foug
[01:02] <kesor> !vmware
[01:02] <darkangel_> peabody:  whats a good unraring program sides winrar
[01:02] <ubotu> VMWare Player is in Ubuntu's !Multiverse repository (package "vmware-player"), and http://www.easyvmx.com/easyvmx.shtml can create VMs for it.  :P
[01:03] <hou5ton> murkyMurk:  do you have a suggestion as to which one would be the best for .mov files ... or the all around best choice?
[01:03] <peabody> bascule: ah hah!  In that case I did hear about you on reddit.com ;)
[01:03] <bastid_raZor> bmk781: i have bluetooth working .. it is a simple tool nothing over the top
[01:03] <knowledge> how do i check if my video card driver is up to date and willing to run some eyecandy
[01:03] <bastid_raZor> bmk781: it is a kde app..
[01:03] <argile> murkyMurk 'command not found'
[01:03] <bmk781> bastid_raZor: just the hcitool?
[01:03] <SpudDogg> can anyone here answer a c++ coding question for me?  i want my program to open and run a command in a new terminal window.  is that even possible?
[01:04] <SpudDogg> i know this is not a c++ channel, just asking for help
[01:04] <darkangel_> peabody: i keep trying but it says unknown filetype do i need and update for fileroller (yes ubuntu)
[01:04] <stonebear> Anyone know if it is possible to mount anextel/iDen cell phone in linux?
[01:04] <bascule> peabody: mewshi I can only say that I and those in my stoer are nowhere near as clueless as the idiots this guy ran into ...
[01:04] <murkyMurk> hou5ton: I always swear by mplayer but vlc is actually slightlt better with video files so if you must choose go with vlc
[01:04] <peabody> knowledge: there used to be a live cd with the necessary stuff preconfigured to check, but I don't believe it exists anymore because having the proprietary drivers pre-installed was a violation of the gpl on the linux kernel.
[01:04] <bastid_raZor> bmk781: it says Bluetooth OBEX Client KDEBluetooth Framework
[01:04] <foug> how can i do packet sniffing on my wi-fi?
[01:04] <bastid_raZor> foug: get a packet sniffing dog?
[01:04] <knowledge> doh
[01:04] <peabody> darkangel_: did you install unrar?
[01:05] <mewshi> alright, I'm logged in using SSH, can someone help me set it up on the other end so that I can use X with ssh?
[01:05] <bmk781> bastid_raZor: ok i guess ill try that
[01:05] <darkangel_>   %C3 ohhh no
[01:05] <foug> bastid_raZor: you being serious or joking?
[01:05] <ST47> foug: install wireshark
[01:06] <bastid_raZor> bmk781: google it. i'm sure there is more info out there about it and what else you need
[01:06] <foug> ST47: thanks
[01:06] <murkyMurk> mewshi: the user you are logged in as on the remote box....are they a normal user?
[01:06] <peabody> bascule: It's alright, most tech guys I know love linux.
[01:06] <mewshi> murkyMurk: yes, regular user
[01:06] <ooplz> foug: first, your card and driver must support monitor mode. not all cards/drivers can do this.
[01:06] <darkangel_> peabody:  can i get that with tha symtemaptic packager thing
[01:06] <ST47> it's spelt 'synaptic'
[01:06] <foug> ooplz: i use my onboard network my mother board came with to plug into my router
[01:07] <ST47> 'symptomatic' is a medical term
[01:07] <murkyMurk> mewshi: export DISPLAY=:0.0
[01:07] <peabody> darkangel_: Yes, but I believe you have to enable the multiverse repository in the software sources control panel under administartion.
[01:07] <murkyMurk> mewshi: startx&
[01:07] <ST47> foug: you need a wireless adapter to sniff wireless stuff
[01:07] <ooplz> foug: you have to know the chipset
[01:07] <bascule> ST47: so is synaptic :)
[01:07] <murkyMurk> mewshi: always works for me...I use it daily
[01:07] <ST47> bascule: very true
[01:07] <argile> q: how do i install gdm from the $?
[01:07] <mewshi> murkyMurk: alright, that went, now what?
[01:07] <foug> ST47: hmmm, what do you mean? My computer is the main one for my wi-fi, i'm the admin i suppose
[01:07] <ST47> argile: sudo apt-get install gdm
[01:07] <nickrud> argile: sudo apt-get install gdm
[01:08] <argile> thanks.
[01:08] <darkangel_> peabody:  can i sudo that
[01:08] <mewshi> it says "error in locking authority file /home/mewshi/.XAuthority"
[01:08] <ST47> foug: yeah, but if you can't see the wi-fi, you can't record the data
[01:08] <peabody> darkangel_: by editing the source.list file directly under /etc/apt
[01:08] <darkangel_> peabody:  if so whats the terminal
[01:08] <murkyMurk> mewshi: well normally then I'd do something like vlc -f <file.avi>&    and the vide would play on my tv
[01:08] <peabody> darkangel_: uncomment the sections where multiverse is.
[01:08] <foug> ST47: hmmm, i see. Do i need a little USB wi-fi receiver then?
[01:08] <mewshi> murkyMurk: i'm not trying to play video!
[01:08] <mewshi> I'm trying to use VNC
[01:09] <ST47> foug: yeah, or a PCI card
[01:09] <murkyMurk> mewshi: but you can do anything and it'll happen on the remote display
[01:09] <mrnotsoclever> peabody: text search did the trick.. but they only find me laptop tests which indicate my problems and a dubious link to a fix, which was for 64bit however and didnt work
[01:09] <peabody> mewshi: What ssh client are you using?
[01:09] <mewshi> puTTy
[01:09] <idiot> peabody, thanks for the help.  i got it working again.  i just used gparted and reformatted it.  seems to be alright now.  i guess the issue was that i unplugged the usb drive before unmounting it...
[01:09] <peabody> mrnotsoclever: Joy
[01:09] <foug> ST47: ahh, k. My router with the antenna's can't do it on it's own? I mean, it is it's own wireless, why can't it see what it sends out?
[01:09] <velko> SpudDogg, it is possible. you can execute a program via a system call like system() or execv(). if you execute a terminal via such call you can pass as a parameter the program you want to execute (for example: xterm -e ls)
[01:09] <peabody> idiot: glad i could help
[01:10] <mewshi> and then I try to do 'sudo startx' and it says "Could not connect to 0:0
[01:10] <ST47> foug: probably, for security - don't want to send that to just anyone
[01:10] <peabody> foug: you can see what it sends with wireshark
[01:10] <mrnotsoclever> peabody: im bursting with happiness :)
[01:10] <murkyMurk> mewshi: ahhh. I see. I woudl only get that if i tried to do it as root
[01:10] <SpudDogg> velko, thank you...i tried that though.  i get an 'invalid argument' error.  any more ideas?
[01:10] <darkangel_> peabody:  the restricted thing
[01:10] <peabody> mrnotsoclever: Unfortunately you best bet is probably the ubuntu forums to see if you can get someone to guide you through the installation of your card.
[01:11] <mewshi> it says "user not authorized to start the X server"
[01:11] <schnoods> anyone tried burning ubuntu-7.04-desktop-i386.iso with nero on windows and got the foreign image size error ?
[01:11] <peabody> darkangel_: restricted thing??
[01:11] <velko> SpudDogg, correct your arguments ;-)
[01:11] <bascule> mewshi: did you say earlier $DISPLAY returned 10:1 if so try startx -- 10:1
[01:11] <schnoods> it says to either correct it or ignore it, just not sure which one to chose :\
[01:11] <peabody> darkangel_: The multiverse is where non-free software resides.
[01:11] <murkyMurk> mewshi: why sudo startx ? why not just startx
[01:11] <darkangel_> peabody:  software restricted by copyright
[01:11] <bascule> mewshi: incidentally I know nothing about X over ssh
[01:11] <peabody> darkangel_: unrar is free as in beer, but not as in freedom, so it's in multiverse.
[01:11] <mewshi> because it says that the user does not have permissions to start the X server
[01:11] <bascule> mewshi: try gdm
[01:12] <SpudDogg> velko, do you want to see the command I'm trying?  if it wont work in a terminal window it wont work in a c program with system() around it
[01:12] <bascule> mewshi: or sudo gdm
[01:12] <velko> SpudDogg, correct
[01:12] <mrnotsoclever> peabody: i guess so.. can you tell me if i miss anything on this list though? Ubuntu Linux 7.04 dependency packages (deb):     autoconf (>2.53)    automake(>1.6)    autotools-dev    build-essential    bash    cpp-4.1    gcc-4.1-base    gcc-4.1    linux-source-2.6.20    libdrm-dev    libgl1-mesa-dev    libncurse5    libnucrse5-dev
[01:12] <peabody> mewshi: Putty alone probably cannot work with X.  You'll have to look into a way to turn on remote X in some other way.
[01:12] <murkyMurk> mewshi:  inthat case type xhost local:root   hopefully that will allow remote root to hold x
[01:12] <bmk781> to anyone using bluetooth: get Blueman http://linux.softpedia.com/get/Utilities/Blueman-30673.shtml
[01:12] <goodhabit> Hello. With Ubuntu cd comes some sofware for windows. Can smb tell me what kind of software it is?
[01:12] <peabody> mrnotsoclever: missing?  for what?  I don't know what it is you need
[01:12] <mewshi> gdm is already running
[01:12] <Pici> nickrud: It does if you are running an xserver on windows.
[01:12] <SpudDogg> velko, spuddogg@desktop:~$ gnome-terminal -e sudo airodump-ng -c 6 --bssid 00:11:50:D0:A4:D1 -w home ath0
[01:12] <SpudDogg> Invalid argument: "airodump-ng"
[01:13] <murkyMurk> mewshi: but do not sudo it...run it normal user
[01:13] <mrnotsoclever> i guess all of those packs
[01:13] <nickrud> Pici: I was just wondering about cygwin. Now I don't have to go look. Thanks
[01:13] <peabody> mewshi: do you have an X server running on your windows machine?
[01:13] <darkangel_> i just searchrd with synaptic package manager but vouldnt find it
[01:13] <Pici> !away > simmerz|away (Please see the private messsage from ubotu)
[01:13] <darkangel_> peabody: lokk a few lines
[01:13] <mewshi> no, I don't.  I've never been told I would need one
[01:13] <peabody> goodhabit: I believe open office, firefox, and blender, maybe a few other thingns.
[01:14] <velko> SpudDogg, lookup the man page for gnome-terminal. my example was based on xterm. xterm uses -e for executing stuff. i don't know the correct option for gnome-terminal
[01:14] <murkyMurk> mewshi:  you are connecting from linux to linux aren't you?
[01:14] <mewshi> No
[01:14] <goodhabit> peabody: There are anti-virus software?
[01:14] <mewshi> I'm connecting from windows to linux -_-
[01:14] <peabody> goodhabit: yes, clamav
[01:14] <SpudDogg> velko, cool. thanks man.  i honestly think of that :)
[01:14] <murkyMurk> mewshi:  well i must've missed that gem.
[01:14] <goodhabit> peabody: Is it best antivirus software for *nix?
[01:15] <mewshi> puTTY only runs on windows -_-
[01:15] <Wolf23> gravemind:  back, now i am free
[01:15] <peabody> darkangel_: so you uncommented the lines with multiverse?  Then try sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install unrar
[01:15] <darkangel_> %C8 im am sooooooooooo bored
[01:15] <nathan> when I try to eject my cd I get a message saying I don't have privelages to eject it... and I can't burn a disk.. how do I add myself to that?
[01:15] <New> avg, virus protection, but I cant install in linux
[01:15] <goodhabit> I am searchning userfriendly and working one.
[01:15] <Wolf23> gravemind:  did u got the readme.txt
[01:15] <mewshi> If i could just figure out how to startx as the normal user, I think I'd be fine
[01:15] <peabody> goodhabit: It's one of the only ones :).  I've found AV just isn't that important with linux.
[01:15] <mewshi> but no one will help me with that!
[01:15] <Scunizi> mewshi, here's a tutorial on how to get X to work over SSH http://www.vanemery.com/Linux/XoverSSH/X-over-SSH2.html
[01:15] <mewshi> I NEED TO GET VNC, which usually starts WITH X, TO START FIRST
[01:15] <goodhabit> peabody: What is AV?
[01:16] <quittt_> is it possible to resize a ext3 partition?
[01:16] <peabody> goodhabit: Anti-virus
[01:16] <darkangel_> peabody: wait just found with package manager threr is unrar and unrar-free which one
[01:16] <murkyMurk> mewshi: if you have root access to the remote box just add X authority to the normal user
[01:16] <mewshi> How do I do that?
[01:16] <peabody> quittt_: yes,
[01:16] <quittt_> peabody: oh, tell me how
[01:16] <peabody> murkyMurk: mewshi is using Putty, does he have an X server running?  if he doesn't all of this advice is moot.
[01:17] <darkangel_> peabody:  ahh il get em both
[01:17] <New> is there any auto instal for linux
[01:17] <mewshi> peabody, I've been told that it wasn't
[01:17] <murkyMurk> mewshi:  use KDE, set it to auto log on with no password. Set up its krdc to accept on password and connect using vnc client from windows. works eevry time
[01:17] <nickrud> mewshi: http://www.straightrunning.com/XmingNotes/ talks about running putty and an X server on windows
[01:17] <mewshi> GOD DAMMIT, I HAVE NO CLUE HOW TO SET IT TO USE KDE, OR HOW TO CHANGE THIS STUFF
[01:17] <preaction> !caps | mewshi
[01:17] <ubotu> mewshi: PLEASE DON'T SHOUT! We can read lowercase too.
[01:17] <New> imao
[01:17] <mewshi> It's not like the computer is in the next bloody room!
[01:18] <gnutron> mewshi - rtfm
[01:18] <preaction> !rtfm | gnutron
[01:18] <peabody> mewshi: There is no way to get remote X working if you don't have an x server.  You'll need to run a vnc server
[01:18] <ubotu> gnutron: Acronyms or statements like  noob, jfgi, stfu or rtfm are not welcome in this channel.  I installed amsn from add/remove and from Synaptic but i get the same problem. All letter and icons are just too small. So i cant see anything. I even tryed to change resolution but it didnt work.
[01:18] <avt3kk> how to change .divx to burn vid to dvd?
[01:18] <mewshi> ok, then, why doesn't puTTy say that ANYWHERE?
[01:18] <murkyMurk> mewshi:  well we can't even log on to it and we have to rely on you, who knows little, to tell us what's going on...doomed to fail really
[01:18] <peabody> ePax: what is amsn
[01:18] <gnutron> preaction - sorry.
[01:19] <mewshi> fine, you want to fix it yourself, smartass?
[01:19] <mrnotsoclever> peabody: okay, thank you really, really much for your help.. i think im gonna switch back to windows for a few days now and try to collect all the information i need to set up grapics properly :)
[01:19] <avt3kk> guys
[01:19] <bascule> avt3kk: if you can handle a terminal there is a bash script called any2vob out there
[01:19] <preaction> mewshi, you catch more flies with honey... think about it.
[01:19] <ePax> peabody: Its like gaim.
[01:19] <mewshi> look
[01:19] <xhaju> does anyone know how to write dvd-1 (8cm) in ubuntu ?
[01:19] <avt3kk> I cant do term
[01:19] <mewshi> i just want it to work
[01:19] <avt3kk> what next lol
[01:19] <peabody> mewshi: calm down, I won't help you if you keep up like this
[01:19] <murkyMurk> mewshi: I've been there. The easy way out is KDE, auto logon, krdc & a windows vnc client
[01:19] <Pici> mewshi: putty depends on packages that are in X Windows.
[01:19] <mewshi> murkyMurk
[01:19] <mewshi> HOW DO I SET THAT UP FROM SSH?
[01:19] <bascule> avt3kk: just google any2vob
[01:20] <Pici> !caps | mewshi
[01:20] <ubotu> mewshi: PLEASE DON'T SHOUT! We can read lowercase too.
[01:20] <peabody> ePax: dunno, if there isn't an option to change the font size in its preferences, then you're probably out of luck.  You might be able to change your theme font and see if that improves things.
[01:20] <avt3kk> k
[01:20] <bascule> avt3kk: and of course make sure you have all the neccessary codecs and such like installed
[01:20] <peabody> mewshi: you're on ignore from now on, if you can't be civil, don't expect people to help you
[01:20] <mewshi> I have been asking "How do I set this up from SSH?" for lots of things, and you guys keep giving me different things to try to figure out
[01:20] <murkyMurk> mewshi:  use apt-get through ssh?
[01:20] <mewshi> yeah, I HAVE KDE
[01:20] <LjL> mewshi: i'd rather you stopped shouting and swearing, thanksies
[01:21] <mewshi> but I don't know HOW TO SET IT UP TO START FROM SSH
[01:21] <avt3kk> what codecs?
[01:21] <IndyLucian> I need to convert an AVI movie file to an MP4 movie file for playback on the Playstation 3. Anyone know how to do this? I have tried Vive and Tab Encoder but did not work properly.
[01:21] <LjL> mewshi, that was the first warning, this is the last one
[01:21] <ePax> peabody: Thnx.
[01:21] <bascule> IndyLucian: ffmpeg, transcode and a man page or 2 ;P
[01:21] <mewshi> I can install KDE just fine
[01:22] <mewshi> I just don't know how to set it up so that it START INTO KDE
[01:22] <Nahi> hey my wireless device loads ghost drivers or it loads ghost hardware can someone help me blacklist them or something ?
[01:22] <murkyMurk> mewshi:  good, start krdc server krdf? through ssh and then edit the ~.krdf conf file to allow password logons
[01:22] <mewshi> what?
[01:23] <mewshi> sorry about the shouting, but i'm getting bloody frustrated
[01:23] <hmhowie> mewshi: if you install kde desktop, the scripts in /etc/rc2.d will be automatically updated to make kde the default desktop, i think.
[01:23] <mewshi> Ok, well, there we go.
[01:23] <mewshi> So, I'm installing KDE right now
[01:23] <LjL> mewshi: we all often do, but shouting and swearing in the channel also makes *other* uninvolved people frustrated, please understand that
[01:23] <mewshi> no, time to wait...
[01:24] <Zylstra555> I have a friend that is having trouble with his Ubuntu machine, how can I use VNC to remotely access it and fix it for him?
[01:24] <mewshi> Still, when you guys tell me "Enable this" and I ask "How do I enable it?" and then no one answers, or worse, tells me to do something totally different, it gets frustrating
[01:24] <murkyMurk> mewshi:  it's late here, i'm getting tired, this is all getting a bit much. You will be using krdc/krfb so maybe googling them will help
[01:24] <Dede> opa
[01:25] <Dede> alguem aqui
[01:25] <Dede> ??
[01:25] <Pici> !es | Dede
[01:25] <ubotu> Dede: Si busca ayuda en Espaol por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, all obtendr mas ayuda.
[01:25] <darkangel_> \]
[01:25] <darkangel_> peabody:  thank 4 unrar
[01:25] <peabody> darkangel_: no problem
[01:27] <emretemp> anyone knows if i can turn system messages in this channel? too many quit and joins messages here. Im using xchat.
[01:27] <emretemp> turn off i mean
[01:27] <Dede> ninguem fala nada aqui?????
[01:27] <murkyMurk> Zylstra555: get him to enable desktop sharing under system->preferences and log in that way maybe?
[01:27] <mneptok> !es > Dede
[01:27] <Nahi> root@Sanctuary:~# lsmod |grep pri
[01:27] <Nahi> prism2_pci             70784  0
[01:27] <Nahi> p80211                 31884  1 prism2_pci
[01:27] <amd64> #ubuntu-fr
[01:27] <Nahi> is anything wrong with this picture ?
[01:28] <bascule> avt3kk: seems it's called any2dvd these days http://mightylegends.zapto.org/dvd/any2vob/
[01:28] <MrPink> hello, I installed a theme with a splash screen and it was working fine, now in the very first screen (when it shows the progress bar of Linux loading) there is a black rectangle across where a image should be, does anybody know what that could be, or how I could fix it ? (everything else still works fine)
[01:28] <Mr_Siebel> Can anyone tell me how to convert an .avi format into a .vob
[01:29] <bascule> Mr_Siebel: http://mightylegends.zapto.org/dvd/any2vob/ <-- comand line util you were warned :)
[01:29] <AncientRelic> I've got a NTFS formatted I'd like to share with Samba is this possible?
[01:29] <PriceChild> AncientRelic, format of the disk doesn't matter as long as its mounted
[01:29] <murkyMurk> AncientRelic: Samba will share anything
[01:29] <darkangel_> peabody:  i unrar a rar (duh) like this unrar e google earth and sky.rar (e means in current dir right) and i cant find the 3 exe files
[01:29] <nickrud> emretemp: right click the #ubuntu tab, toggle show join/part
[01:29] <Nahi> could anyone help me in a wireless card issue ?
[01:29] <Mr_Siebel> Thanks, someone gave me devede and that didn't work out so well
[01:29] <AncientRelic> I'm trying but its not showing on the client
[01:30] <bascule> darkangel_: unrar x thingy.rar
[01:30] <murkyMurk> AncientRelic: restart Samba? I used to control it via WebMin
[01:30] <peabody> darkangel_: You're trying to install google earth?  There's a native linux version, why aren't you using that?
[01:30] <AncientRelic> murkyMurk: I am controlling it with SWAT and yeah I restarted smbd
[01:30] <boola> !flash64
[01:30] <ubotu> You can run Flash, Real, and Java plugins in AMD64 bit computers with Firefox. see the steps to follow at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FirefoxAMD64FlashJava
[01:31] <darkangel_> ohhh really oh opps but is there a crack 4 that one
[01:31] <darkangel_> peabody:
[01:31] <peabody> darkangel_: crack?  To do what?
[01:31] <emretemp> nickrud: sorry but there is nothing like "show join/part" when i right click on the #ubuntu
[01:31] <murkyMurk> AncientRelic: maybe an odd permissions thing. it should work so keep hacking at it until it does :-)
[01:31] <PriceChild> emretemp, so you're on xchat-gnome not xchat?
[01:31] <emretemp> do i need to install some kind of special module ?
[01:31] <AncientRelic> murkyMurk: That'
[01:31] <Scunizi> darkangel_, google has a linux version of earth.
[01:31] <AncientRelic> murkyMurk: That's why I'm here ;)\
[01:31] <darkangel_> peabody: google earth linux ne way where can i get that
[01:32] <MrPink> hello, I installed a theme (divinorum) with a splash screen and it was working fine, now in the very first screen (when it shows the progress bar of Linux loading) there is a black rectangle across where a image should be, does anybody know what that could be, or how I could fix it ? (the other aspects of the Theme still work fine)
[01:32] <peabody> It's on google earth's website
[01:32] <emretemp> ups sorry i wasnt aware that xchatgnome somehow differs from xchat
[01:32] <Scunizi> darkangel_, http://earth.google.com/tour/thanks-linux4.html
[01:32] <emretemp> i think id better install xchat then , am i right ?
[01:32] <bascule> MrPink: i assume the rectangle is where the progree bar used to be(?)
[01:32] <nickrud> emretemp: erm, must be a new option in the gutsy version, sorry.
[01:33] <MrPink> bascule no both progress bars (there are two for this theme) are visible
[01:33] <murkyMurk> maybe give webmin a go, i found it's interface pretty bullet proof but that was a few years ago now
[01:33] <AncientRelic> emretemp: Just install xchat-gnome from synaptic and it should install the necessary bit
[01:33] <AncientRelic> emretemp: that's what I did
[01:33] <MrPink> bascule As far as I remember it is really a background image file that is missing
[01:33] <emretemp> ancientrelic, ok thx im going to install that
[01:33] <bascule> MrPink: oh well, no idea reaally, boot themes are not something I really know much about
[01:34] <MrPink> bascule: The weird thing is that the image is identical to the image that is then displayed seconds later in the Login Screen... so when I enter username & password...
[01:34] <AncientRelic> MrPink: Wait 3 weeks for 2.20 and Gutsy it's going to completely change it
[01:34] <murkyMurk> I like Gutsy
[01:34] <MrPink> AncientRelic  is Gutsy the creator of that theme? And do you know it what way he is going to change it ?
[01:34] <darkangel_> peabody: ive never used a *.bin file do i just dubble click it
[01:34] <nickrud> lol
[01:34] <AncientRelic> MrPink: Gutsy is Ubuntu 7.10
[01:35] <peabody> darkangel_: I run those from the terminal using 'sh filename'
[01:35] <nickrud> !gutsy
[01:35] <ubotu> Gutsy Gibbon is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (7.10) | (due October 2007) | It is development software, as such unstable, support _only_ in #ubuntu+1
[01:35] <AncientRelic> !gutsy gibbon
[01:35] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about gutsy gibbon - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[01:35] <bascule> MrPink: all framebuffer related I guess and i just saw the AncientRelic post so here's hoping
[01:35] <AncientRelic> thanks nickrud
[01:35] <peabody> darkangel_: Remember, there's filename completion in a terminal with tab.  Just type part of a filename and hit tab
[01:35] <darkangel_> peabody: oh ok so sh file.bin
[01:35] <linux26> I have this problem with my Dell Latitude C610 laptop, after upgrading to Gutsy Gibbon; the image on my screen is distorted on the X-axis.
[01:35] <MrPink> aha so 3 weeks until a new Ubuntu release?
[01:35] <AncientRelic> MrPink: exactly
[01:36] <PriceChild> !gutsy | linux26
[01:36] <ubotu> linux26: Gutsy Gibbon is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (7.10) | (due October 2007) | It is development software, as such unstable, support _only_ in #ubuntu+1
[01:36] <nickrud> and it does make handling boot screens much easier
[01:36] <Ritzerisk> is there a way to rdp from windows to kde
[01:36] <MrPink> AncientRelic: and that will change all the themes and apps ?!?
[01:36] <peabody> linux26: X-axis?
[01:36] <nef> ayuda
[01:37] <murkyMurk> Ritzerisk: yep. vnc clients handle that and the default KDE desktop share demon is rdp compatible
[01:37] <darkangel_> peabody: koll installing
[01:37] <MrPink> hmpf damn... after I spent the last few days setting up my new environment :(
[01:37] <darkangel_> peabody: Uncompressing Google Earth for GNU/Linux <IP_ADDRESS>1
[01:37] <emretemp> yup, installed xchat and here is the toggle option whether to show join/quit messages or not. thx guys. i dunno why there is not an option like this in gnome-xchat
[01:37] <MrPink> anybody know a site where the main changes between 7.04 and 7.10 are explained ?
[01:37] <Ritzerisk> what packackge would i install on both ends for rdp
[01:38] <Mr_Siebel> Bascule: I downloaded that file and clicked the exe, I got nothing
[01:38] <PriceChild> MrPink, you can upgrade and not lose it. discussion of gutsy in #ubuntu+1 ONLY
[01:38] <icecool> hey i have a problem with xaralx
[01:38] <icecool> can anyone help me?
[01:38] <bascule> Mr_Siebel: i marked clearly as command line only, you were warned ... :)
[01:38] <Ritzerisk> for vnc i mean
[01:38] <linux26> peabody: more exactly the image is moved to the left by about 1/2 an inch and pixels become some sort of lines, like when you connect a 1024x768 gfx output to a 640x480 monitor.
[01:38] <MrPink> PriceChild Sorry, but not lose what? Installed themes ?
[01:38] <PriceChild> MrPink, any personal settings you've made
[01:38] <Mr_Siebel> I know I tried that
[01:38] <Mr_Siebel> Nothing
[01:39] <bascule> ./any2dvd file.avi
[01:39] <peabody> linux26: Ah, I think I know what you mean.  That's probably related to your graphics card.
[01:39] <mook> whats a good AV to use? i have a virus..
[01:39] <darkangel_> peabody: dose google earth need internet
[01:39] <MrPink> PriceChild Ok thanks, I guess I will just wait for it to come out and then check out how to procede... will this channel change into the support for 7.10 or stay 7.04 ?
[01:39] <murkyMurk> Ritzerisk: just enable desktop sharing in the KDE GUI via the menus,,,setting up any security you need. Then install a VNC client on teh windows box and connect over IP
[01:39] <peabody> darkangel_: yeah
[01:39] <PriceChild> MrPink, it will support 6.06, 6.10, 7.04 and 7.10
[01:40] <peabody> darkangel_: Sorry, gotta take a break, be back in 15
[01:40] <bastid_raZor> mook:  you have a virus on a linux box?
[01:40] <MrPink> ok cool thanks
[01:40] <Ritzerisk> ohh thats it for kde and download a vnc client ...
[01:40] <linux26> peabody: It's a ATI Radeon Mobility M6 LY, and what I know is that it sure did work in Feisty Fawn.
[01:40] <Mr_Siebel> bascule: Just the name of the movie or the path and nmae?
[01:40] <Mr_Siebel> name*
[01:40] <icecool> so can anyone help me
[01:40] <mook> it was hacked in..
[01:40] <Ritzerisk> snazzy whats a good client if you dont mind me asking... thanks
[01:40] <icecool> this is the error i get
[01:40] <bascule> Mr_Siebel: /full/path/to/the.avi
[01:40] <icecool> xaralx: /build/buildd/libcairo-1.4.2/src/cairo-ft-font.c:659: _cairo_ft_unscaled_font_set_scale: Assertion `error == 0' failed.
[01:41] <icecool> how do i fix this
[01:41] <ubuntu> I have an AMD64 wanted to get peoples opinion here about running feisty64bit
[01:41] <tarelerulz> I have one computer I installed vncserver on  and when i try to vnc into it I get nothing.  I think the computer is at gdm  screen So does that have something to do with way I can't vnc .  Is vnc not ran at that point
[01:41] <bascule> mook: please send me a copy of this virus, I *really* want to see a virus for linux, yes honestly
[01:41] <gilster> I have an AMD64 wanted to get peoples opinion here about running feisty64bit
[01:41] <murkyMurk> Ritzerisk: yep, desktop sharing is builtin to KDE. RealVNC for windows works fine
[01:41] <linux26> mook: can I have one too?
[01:41] <Jerold> mook: http://www.chkrootkit.org/
[01:41] <mook> i dunno if i can even catch it..
[01:42] <bascule> mook: what makes you think you have one?
[01:42] <Ritzerisk> so if i didnt want the gui envirorment can i just have ssh also
[01:42] <Ritzerisk> do i have to configure anything on the kubuntu
[01:42] <gilster> what are the basic limitations for me right now using the 64bit feisty? anyone>?
[01:42] <murkyMurk> Ritzerisk: yep but you need a windows ssh client...putty was mentioned earlier but I've never used it
[01:43] <myfinaldoom4> hello?
[01:43] <Mr_Siebel> bascule: ./any2dvd/home/moneyman/torrents/Crash.avi: No such file or directory
[01:43] <murkyMurk> gilster: comapibility...most apps are still 32bit
[01:43] <Scunizi> tarelerulz, is the computer you install vnc on windows or ubuntu?
[01:43] <myfinaldoom4> yea i need some help on synaptic package manager
[01:44] <gilster> murkymurk: but these apps will work on the 64bit no?
[01:44] <ePax> How can I install one .deb package?
[01:44] <icecool> what is libcairo?
[01:44] <bascule> Mr_Siebel: you need a space between the util and the target file (again you were warned this was a command line utility)
[01:44] <mook> how do i install that rootkit thing?
[01:44] <Scunizi> ePax, double click it.. if you downloaded it.
[01:44] <emretemp> epax:   use this command -> dkg -i
[01:44] <emretemp> dpkg
[01:44] <murkyMurk> gilster: I had issues. I had to run a chroot environment for some, not for others. was a PiTa
[01:44] <myfinaldoom4> ANY 1 THAT CAN HELP ME WITH SYNAPTIC PACKAGE MANAGER?
[01:44] <gilster> murkymurk: ok can you elaborate>?
[01:45] <ePax> Thnx
[01:45] <bruenig> !caps | myfinaldoom4
[01:45] <ubotu> myfinaldoom4: PLEASE DON'T SHOUT! We can read lowercase too.
[01:45] <gilster> murkymurk: for what did you need chroot?
[01:45] <Scunizi> !caps | myfin
[01:45] <ubotu> myfin: PLEASE DON'T SHOUT! We can read lowercase too.
[01:45] <nickrud> icecool: cairo is the canvas rendering library (draws text & the like in windows)
[01:45] <argile> how do i reinstall from the cd on a powerbook?
[01:45] <Scunizi> !ask | myfinaldoom4
[01:45] <ubotu> myfinaldoom4: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[01:45] <myfinaldoom4> im sorry im really frustrated
[01:45] <myfinaldoom4> i need help fixing a repository issue
[01:45] <Scunizi> myfinaldoom4, you have to be more specific
[01:45] <myfinaldoom4> i put in a wrong 3rd party repository
[01:46] <myfinaldoom4> and it says ......go to dialog to fix problem
[01:46] <murkyMurk> gilster: I had Firefox, iceweasle, et & OpenOffice all in a 32bit chroot in a 64bit environment. they ranslower in the chroot that they would natively on an i386 version on the same cpu so i went back to 32 bit OS
[01:47] <Scunizi> myfinaldoom4, and you want to correct that.. gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list to open the file and manually correct it.
[01:47] <bascule> myfinaldoom4: paste you /etc/apt/sources.list in some paste place and someone will spot the bad line
[01:47] <gilster> murkymurk: well well..is this still the case.
[01:47] <Ritzerisk> yea i heard of putty
[01:47] <gilster> ?
[01:47] <argile> can i view just messages addressed to me?
[01:47] <icecool> hello............i have a libcairo problem with xara
[01:47] <bascule> argile: no
[01:47] <icecool> can ya please help
[01:47] <noelferreira> how can i protect a folder with a password?
[01:47] <lastnode> noelferreira: generally, only you can view your own files
[01:47] <Scunizi> !ask | icecool
[01:47] <Torahtee1> Hey everyone
[01:47] <ubotu> icecool: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[01:47] <lastnode> noelferreira: what exactly do you wanna do?
[01:47] <tarelerulz> Scunizi , the computer I installed vncviewer on it Ubuntu 7.04 .
[01:47] <myfinaldoom4> what....what do i have to do?
[01:47] <emretemp> can someone point me a good document about ubuntu 's default partioning system? currently i ve some partitions like /var/run, /var/lock, /dev/shm etc. which i didnt choose to be a new partition but ubuntu somehow mount them (and i coudnt see them on fstab either)
[01:47] <murkyMurk> gilster: things get better all the time. I haven't tried in the last 6 months...let us know how you get on :-)
[01:47] <D4N`> hello
[01:48] <myfinaldoom4> place it in the terminal?
[01:48] <noelferreira> i want to restrict access to a private folder
[01:48] <mneptok> emretemp: df -h
[01:48] <Torahtee1> Trying to install the gtk hello world example found here: http://www.gtk.org/tutorial/x111.html. I get this error: E: Couldn't find package libgtk-x11-2.0-dev
[01:48] <mal3vol3nce> hello, fuck. i'm having trouble getting used to this, can someone help me out?
[01:48] <bascule> emretemp: no you don't those are vrtual file syatems that exist in RAM only
[01:48] <Jerold> mook: a) Download the chkrootkit tarball / b) unpack it somewhere / c) view the README file for usage instrctions
[01:48] <bruenig> emretemp, they aren't partitions
[01:48] <noelferreira> i want to restrict access to a private folder, lastnode
[01:48] <Pici> !ohmy | mal3vol3nce
[01:48] <ubotu> mal3vol3nce: Please watch your language and topic, and keep this channel family friendly.
[01:48] <gilster> murkymurk: i thought firefox32 bit run just fine in 64bitfeisty
[01:48] <mneptok> emretemp: i doubt you have actual partitions for those directories
[01:48] <Mr_Siebel> bascule: ... ./any2dvd/ /home/moneyman/torrents/Crash.avi ??
[01:48] <Torahtee1> Perhaps there's a package I'm missing? If so, what is it?
[01:48] <mneptok> !ohmy | mal3vol3nce
[01:48] <emretemp> bascule, how can i make tem no exec then ? |  mneptok. they are not real partitions, but ubuntu mounts them seperately.
[01:49] <D4N`> I'll find out
[01:49] <bascule> Mr_Siebel: no trailing slash on any2dvd (you were warned this was a command line utility ... :) )
[01:49] <Alex_Gaynor> What is the difference between apt-get and aptitude?
[01:49] <mal3vol3nce> my bad, I'm sorry.
[01:49] <nickrud> icecool: describe the problem, someone may recognize it
[01:49] <myfinaldoom4> bascule: in the terminal put what>
[01:49] <Scunizi> tarelerulz, strange. Ubuntu comes with VNC already installed. It's called Terminal Server Client.  did you install one you downloaded?
[01:49] <myfinaldoom4> ?
[01:49] <emretemp> im especially curious about /dev/shm one, that one must be no-exec right ?
[01:49] <icecool> well
[01:49] <icecool> when i run xara
[01:49] <icecool> i get this error
[01:49] <murkyMurk> gilster: yes but the addons for flash didn't...they remained 32 bit so needed a separate 32 bit firefox ina chroot to run...oh what fun
[01:49] <lastnode> noelferreira: im sorry, i have no idea. but in linux, usually only you, or a super user can view your own files.
[01:49] <Torahtee1> (just checking) Can anyone hear me? Or am I missing something?
[01:50] <icecool> xaralx: /build/buildd/libcairo-1.4.2/src/cairo-ft-font.c:659: _cairo_ft_unscaled_font_set_scale: Assertion `error == 0' failed.
[01:50] <bascule> myfinaldoom4: open /etc/apt/sources.list in a text editor then paste it at pastebin.com and give the link here
[01:50] <icecool> what do i do?
[01:50] <myfinaldoom4> oh
[01:50] <noelferreira> i want to protect even from me lastnode
[01:50] <Mr_Siebel> bascule: Man I got nothing... No matter which way I do it
[01:50] <gayle_> What is the file that tells distro version number?
[01:50] <Mr_Siebel> clear
[01:50] <murkyMurk> lastnode: sudo chmod 000 <filename>
[01:50] <nickrud> icecool: why not just install xaralx from the repos?
[01:50] <gilster> murkymurk: that really bites the big one br
[01:50] <gilster> bro*
[01:50] <Ritzerisk> i cant seem to find vnc info on the kde
[01:50] <noelferreira> lastnode, every time i go to a folder i want that asks me for a password. lastnode
[01:50] <icecool> i did
[01:51] <mook> how big is the kubuntu-desktop to download and install?
[01:51] <lastnode> noelferreira: what murkyMurk said
[01:51] <tarelerulz> Scunizi , I don't have screen for the other computer I am trying to get vnc working on .   I'm getting this error when compiling a GTK app. Am I missing a package perhaps? The error is: E: Couldn't find package libgtk-x11-2.0-dev
[01:52] <darkangel_> peabody: dose google earth require a internetconnectionm
[01:52] <nickrud> icecool: one sec, I'm installing (and you should use the nick of whomever you're addressing, makes it easier to follow
[01:52] <gilster> murkymurk: really wanted to give 64bit a go. but firefox and openoffice are essential for me.
[01:52] <murkyMurk> Ritzerisk: it's called remote desktop sharing or something similar. It;s in the menus. Soz, i'm on gnome here
[01:52] <mook> does google earth work on linux?
[01:52] <peabody> darkangel_: Yeah, it does
[01:52] <Scunizi> tarelerulz, oh.. so you're trying to ssh with x or using VNC.. check out this tutorial  http://www.vanemery.com/Linux/XoverSSH/X-over-SSH2.html
[01:52] <mook> how big is the kubuntu-desktop to download and install?
[01:52] <Torahtee1> Can anyone here me?!
[01:52] <gnomefreak> mook: apt-cache show kubuntu-desktop will tell you
[01:52] <icecool> nickrud: ok
[01:53] <Pici> Torahtee1: libgtkextra-x11-2.0-dev is the only thing that kinda matches what you are looking for.
[01:53] <tarelerulz> Scunizi , I instlled vncserver and ran it and it gave me  usename-desktop:1  . I used that and nothing happed . I use the ip not the same ,but it did not work
[01:53] <Scunizi> tarelerulz, here's one for using VNC over ssh .. http://www.vanemery.com/Linux/VNC/vnc-over-ssh.html
[01:53] <Torahtee1> Ok, I'll try
[01:53] <murkyMurk> gilster: maybe they now do 64bit versions that work.....a nice long google might give you the confidence (or scare you off)
[01:53] <gnomefreak> mook: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop will tell you just type n if you dont want to contimue with install
[01:53] <noelferreira> lastnode, now i can't access it
[01:53] <gilster> murkymurk: googling now
[01:53] <gnomefreak> google earth does work on linux but is not supported in this channel please see #ubuntu-offtopic for that
[01:53] <myfinaldoom4> Bascule: the link i need to remove is............."deb http://blueeyedcreature.net/ubuntu/ main "
[01:53] <Scunizi> tarelerulz, did you try ipaddress:usename-desktop:1
[01:53] <gilster> murkymurk: i never really had the chance to do it. but now i kind of want to play with it...
[01:53] <lastnode> noelferreira: yeah. only an admin can now. do sudo <whatever you want to do>
[01:54] <gilster> murkymurk: was there system improvement for you
[01:54] <gilster> ?
[01:54] <Torahtee1> Same error
[01:54] <Torahtee1> I'll see if there's a #gtk
[01:54] <gilster> murkymurk: speed/stability/etc.///
[01:54] <cishpix> what's the command to know who is login in NIS server?
[01:54] <nickrud> icecool: does it simply not start? if so, you could try reinstalling. First you should look on bugs.launchpad.net , see if your problem is mentioned there, though
[01:54] <murkyMurk> gilster: i know that feeling..itch that just HAS to be scratched...back up back up back up
[01:54] <Torahtee1> 7 people in #gtk, and nobody at the comp
[01:54] <Ritzerisk> how do you enable VNC server on the kde through gui or command
[01:54] <Torahtee1> I guess I'm not programming with GTK...
[01:54] <argile> how do i reinstall from the cd drive from the $?
[01:55] <noelferreira> lastnode, there's no way to ask for a password any time i want to access it?
[01:55] <argile> (i have a bunch of dependencies)
[01:55] <mook> size: 15532 thats in megabytes?
[01:55] <murkyMurk> gilster: no speed increase that i noticed, less stable through chroot, less usable through chroot. And looked the same :-(
[01:55] <bruenig> from the $??
[01:55] <Scunizi> tarelerulz, sorry.. several months ago I got ssh with X working on my headless server but I didn't take notes and can't remember the specifics.. I didn't have it totally configured 'cause it was a little funky.
[01:55] <tarelerulz> Scunizi , never try that I just pu  <IP_ADDRESS>:1 and it did not work
[01:55] <lastnode> murkyMurk: can you pw protect af older?
[01:55] <argile> bruenig: ssh
[01:55] <lastnode> *dir
[01:55] <lastnode> noelferreira: ask murkyMurk
[01:55] <bruenig> $? is a bash variable that holds error codes
[01:55] <gilster> murkymurk: i dont know....
[01:55] <nickrud> argile: you mean reinstall without downloading the packages again?
[01:55] <bascule> Mr_Siebel: hmmm, I'm struggling with this myself, it used to be easier ... :)
[01:55] <Scunizi> tarelerulz, I think you might need the user name in there...
[01:56] <bobgill> how do I make a .sh script executable so it can be run
[01:56] <noelferreira> murkyMurk, i need to protect a folder with a password. i mean every time i want to access it asks me for a pw
[01:56] <cishpix> what's the command to know who is login in NIS server?please help me
[01:56] <nickrud> bobgill: chmod u+x <file>
[01:56] <myfinaldoom4> the link i need to remove is............."deb http://blueeyedcreature.net/ubuntu/ main "
[01:56] <argile> nickrud: my installing hungup on application installation and i continued on. now my startx doesn't look right and i don't have dgm
[01:56] <bobgill> nickrud: thanks !
[01:56] <myfinaldoom4> from the sources.list
[01:56] <Yelsew> Hey
[01:56] <nickrud> bobgill: that's executable by owner only
[01:56] <Scunizi> myfinaldoom4, just put a "#" in front of the line.
[01:57] <myfinaldoom4> i need to remove it
[01:57] <bobgill> nickrud: how can I make it executable by all
[01:57] <Yelsew> Can anyone help me with the install process from a cd? I can't get it to load when starting the PC... XD
[01:57] <murkyMurk> noelferreira: ahhh...I'd just make it root access and tehn you'd need to log in as root to view/change it. It's what I do with my 'do-not-dekete' stuff
[01:57] <nickrud> argile: try sudo apt-get -f install
[01:57] <nickrud> bobgill: chmod a+x
[01:57] <argile> nickrud: ok. thanks.
[01:57] <heguru> Yelsew: do you get any error?
[01:57] <bobgill> thanks
[01:57] <bmk781> where do i go to have a package submitted to the repos?
[01:57] <icecool> i tried reinstalling
[01:57] <Yelsew> No it trys to boot windows.
[01:57] <emretemp> yelsew: check bios settings, especially boot sequence and order.
[01:57] <Scunizi> myfinaldoom4, gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list to open the file.  Remove line... save... exit.. then sudo apt-get update to refresh synaptic.
[01:57] <nickrud> icecool: any bugs listed?
[01:58] <heguru> Yelsew: did you change your bios to boot from CD?
[01:58] <icecool> nickrud: dosent help reinstalling.....ill look for a bug in bugs.launchpad.net
[01:58] <Yelsew> Oh no
[01:58] <Yelsew> ^^l
[01:58] <Yelsew> ^^;
[01:58] <myfinaldoom4> Scunizi: i get it
[01:58] <myfinaldoom4> Scunizihold on
[01:58] <gilster> murkymurk: some dude at my girflfriends office was so gungho about me installing pcloslinux the other day....he was raving and ranting about it. said it was bees knees. holly moses....
[01:58] <nickrud> icecool: yeah, usually we're not the first to see problems ;)
[01:58] <Alex_Gaynor> How does one make curl print the response headers only, instead of the full file?
[01:58] <gilster> murkymurk: what a piec of cr**
[01:59] <egd-> can i get this compiz thing on a ubuntu live cd?
[01:59] <nickrud> argile: that advice assumes a couple of things: you have working internet, and that all necessary metapackages are at least named as installed
[01:59] <gilster> how is it possible that pclos has surpased ubuntu? i am dumbfounded.!!!
[01:59] <murkyMurk> noelferreira: so you'd go sudo chown root <folder> -r  then sudo chgrp root <folder> -r and then sudo chmod 000 <folder>   that woudl fix it good
[01:59] <kkathman> egd no
[01:59] <myfinaldoom4> Thanks guys
[01:59] <myfinaldoom4> big help
[01:59] <nickrud> gotta go
[01:59] <myfinaldoom4> bye
[01:59] <Scunizi> myfinaldoom4, got it done?
[01:59] <myfinaldoom4> yes
[01:59] <murkyMurk> gilster: horses for course
[01:59] <Scunizi> great
[02:00] <argile> nickrud: i'm kind of hosed. i want to reinstall from the cd but can't get it.
[02:00] <myfinaldoom4> until next time
[02:00] <Scunizi> :)
[02:00] <gilster> murkymurk: ?
[02:00] <mook> if i was to intall kubuntu with grome how would i swicts desktops?
[02:00] <tarelerulz> Scunizi , I did  vncviewer ipaddress:usernam-desktop:1 and I get vncviewer: ConnectToTcpAddr: connect: Connection refused
[02:00] <tarelerulz> Unable to connect to VNC server
[02:00] <murkyMurk> right, bedtime for Brits. l8rs
[02:00] <narothepharoh> How do you open a .daa file?
[02:01] <darkangel_> peabody: ok my grapick card sucks can i make google earth stop rendering till i can change some settings
[02:01] <bruenig> !iso
[02:01] <ubotu> To mount an ISO disc image, type  sudo mount -o loop <ISO-filename> <mountpoint>  - There is a list of useful cd image conversion tools at http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/CD_Image_Conversion - Always verify the ISO using !MD5 before !burning.
[02:01] <argile> how do i delete a cd from the ssh?
[02:01] <Scunizi> tarelerulz, you're one step closer..  at least it's trying.. I'm not sure where to guide you here. I'll leave it to someone else.  You might also ask in #ubuntu-server.. The server guys might do this sort of thing in their sleep.
[02:02] <narothepharoh> How do you open a .daa file?
[02:02] <peabody> darkangel_: Just try closing it.  You should see a dialog box asking if it's okay to force quit it after a feww seconds.
[02:02] <tarelerulz> Scunizi, the part that gets me is I ssh into the computer and ran vncserver and it gave me usename-desktop .  I used that did not work
[02:02] <tarelerulz> Scunizi thinks
[02:02] <Scunizi> np
[02:02] <darkangel_> peabody: no i can get it to quit but can i get it to like stop moving the earth
[02:03] <peabody> darkangel_: and your graphics card doesn't necessarily suck, you might have to do something to get hardware acceleration.
[02:03] <darkangel_> peabody: hmm a 4mb graphics dosent suck lol
[02:03] <peabody> darkangel_: try killall googleearth from a terminal
[02:03] <narothepharoh> How do you open a .daa file?
[02:03] <peabody> darkangel_: heh, well, yeah, that's pretty low by today's standards.
[02:03] <argile> from sudo apt-get -f install, i get error code: 0x70 . . .
[02:04] <egd-> is compiz and beryl two different programs with sameish effect?
[02:04] <mook> how do i install KDE?
[02:04] <narothepharoh> How do you open a .daa file?
[02:04] <heguru> !compiz | egd-
[02:04] <ubotu> egd-: Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - Help in #ubuntu-effects
[02:04] <larson9999> linux rocks!
[02:04] <heguru> egd-: well they have been merged into one now (compiz fusion)
[02:06] <zengen1> Does anyone know of a linux irc client that is comparable to mIRC with autoget?  I've messed with a few of the XChat scripts, but none really do anything.    I have a Sound Blaster X-Fi Xtreme Audio sound card, and I guess it wasn't auto recognized because I can't get any sound out of it. Tried searching the forum for info but couldn't find anything :/
[02:08] <Curs0r> has anyone ever heard of ip_forawrding spontaneously setting itself to 0?
[02:08] <bruenig> stupid, don't respond when you don't know, see 1106 no's flooding the screen
[02:08] <stupid> X-Fi will not work
[02:08] <bruenig> !iso | narothepharoh second time its been answered
[02:08] <bascule> !creative | vixyfox
[02:08] <ubotu> narothepharoh second time its been answered: To mount an ISO disc image, type  sudo mount -o loop <ISO-filename> <mountpoint>  - There is a list of useful cd image conversion tools at http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/CD_Image_Conversion - Always verify the ISO using !MD5 before !burning.
[02:08] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about creative - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[02:08] <narothepharoh> it is noy iso it is .daa
[02:09] <bruenig> !iso | narothepharoh third time its been answered
[02:09] <ubotu> narothepharoh third time its been answered: To mount an ISO disc image, type  sudo mount -o loop <ISO-filename> <mountpoint>  - There is a list of useful cd image conversion tools at http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/CD_Image_Conversion - Always verify the ISO using !MD5 before !burning.
[02:09] <stupid> I have tried to get X-Fi to work but the drivers need to be reversed engineered
[02:09] <zengen1> I think .daa is a PowerISO supported format for windows.  At least it sounds familiar.
[02:10] <emretemp> .
[02:10] <icecool> nickrud: i searched the bus database there is one similar bug but it has been fixed
[02:10] <icecool> here is the link
[02:11] <icecool> https://bugs.launchpad.net/libcairo/+bug/58519
[02:11] <larson9999> my nvidia card is supported by Latest Legacy GPU version (1.0-96xx series): 1.0-9639.  that's older than legacy, right?
[02:11] <PriceChild> larson9999, no
[02:11] <kst> gn.
[02:11] <heguru> narothepharoh: you would need poweriso for linux. download from here http://poweriso.com/download.htm
[02:11] <PriceChild> larson9999, legacy is about 7***, new legacy is 96***, new is onto 100.*
[02:11] <icecool> but the difference is that im getting cairo-ft-font.c:659: where as the reported bug is of cairo-ft-font.c:678:
[02:12] <armando> hi
[02:12] <stupid> Can anyone help me with LFS??
[02:12] <Scunizi> narothepharoh, here a how too on daa files.  http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/how-do-i-open-daa-direct-access-archive-files-under-linux-or-unix-oses/
[02:12] <Ademan_> stupid: logic fs?
[02:12] <icecool> nickrud: so what do u think ?
[02:12] <armando> do you talk spanish
[02:12] <argile> i'm on a ppc, when i run 'startx' xwindows looks like it's there but it's not displaying any menu and there are some horizontal bars across the screen. where should i seek help? i'm not finding anything on google.
[02:12] <stupid> nah Linux from scratch
[02:12] <larson9999> PriceChild, aha, i'll check that out
[02:12] <heguru> !es | armando
[02:12] <ubotu> armando: Si busca ayuda en Espaol por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, all obtendr mas ayuda.
[02:12] <bascule> stupid: join #LFS
[02:12] <PriceChild> larson9999, no need
[02:13] <stupid> I did no one ever answered for like 30 minutes
[02:13] <PriceChild> larson9999, just use system > admin > restricted driver manager
[02:13] <icecool> hey a little help here?
[02:13] <bascule> stupid: theres only 4 people there though :)
[02:13] <icecool> plz
[02:13] <Administrator> hi everybody
[02:13] <tarelerulz> This might be the wrong place to ask ,but I am lost and someone told me to come here.  I ssh into my remote computer and run vncserver and then I open a tap on the terminal for my local computer  Then I put vncviewer  ipaddress-desktop:1 .   The computer is at gdm screen I think
[02:13] <stupid> man u guys are hattingh on me
[02:13] <icecool> i really need to get xaralx working but i get this bug
[02:13] <MrPink> hey heguru can I bug you with another different problem, lol ^^
[02:13] <icecool> xaralx: /build/buildd/libcairo-1.4.2/src/cairo-ft-font.c:659: _cairo_ft_unscaled_font_set_scale: Assertion `error == 0' failed.
[02:14] <bascule> stupid: would I join #lfs and ask for help on ubuntu? no, so go ask the distro support channel
[02:14] <heguru> MrPink: hey hello, yeah sure go ahead
[02:14] <armando> Bueno muchas gracias..............
[02:15] <stupid> look i thought you guys just point me in a good direction all the guys on the forums seem nice I thought the same would be here on Irc
[02:15] <Administrator> can anyone temme about newsgroups and stuff ???/plzzz
[02:15] <bascule> stupid: i did
[02:15] <heguru> Administrator: what do you wanna know?
[02:15] <stupid> besides that
[02:15] <mrnotsoclever> i need to edit xorg.conf... but texteditor doesnt let me save changes, help me please
[02:15] <MrPink> well I am trying to fix this minor esthetic problem I have with my bootup splash screen (where you can see the progress bar) and I figured that reinstalling the theme would work.. and in the installation it says something about installing usplash... so I started synaptic package manager searched for it and clicked add and apply and it supposedly installed it... but I cant find it... :D
[02:15] <Administrator> lyk i wanna download movies frm der
[02:15] <RequinB4> anyone willing to tackle the fact i have no sound, my comp can see my sound card, and alsa is unmuted
[02:15] <heguru> mrnotsoclever: edit it as root: sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[02:16] <mrnotsoclever> thanks! that's bound to work :)
[02:16] <stupid> what are ya wondering J/A
[02:16] <argile> i'm on a ppc, when i run 'startx' xwindows looks like it's there but it's not displaying any menu and there are some horizontal bars across the screen. where should i seek help? i'm not finding anything on google. thanks.
[02:16] <tarelerulz> Any one have vnc not work ? I  I have it working on one computer great ,but  I  login to it . So i am looking at the screen .  The other one I am use I don't have a screen for .
[02:17] <AndrewB> argile: try sudo gdm  instead?

[02:17] <heguru> MrPink: hmm well the initial boot screen is part of the initrd you have to run update-initramfs after installing new themes for boot
[02:17] <argile> AndrewB: i'll try it. it's tyring to install -f and gets errors.
[02:17] <mrnotsoclever> heguru: if i now reboot, the changes of xorg.conf will take effect?
[02:17] <Administrator> how can i download movies frm der?
[02:17] <MrPink> heguru: "sudo update-initramfs -u" already did
[02:17] <AndrewB> argile: what version of ubuntu you trying to boot, and what kind of ppc?
[02:18] <heguru> mrnotsoclever: you dont have to reboot, logout and then press CTRL+ALT+Backspace (at the login screen)
[02:18] <argile> AndrewB: powerbook G4. Feisty.
[02:18] <heguru> MrPink: well did you reboot then?
[02:18] <argile> AndrewB: i had trouble w/ the install (it didn't install the apps) but i continued thinking i could install them from the gui.
[02:19] <AndrewB> argile: and X itself ain't loading?
[02:19] <Administrator> heguru;can u plz temme?
[02:19] <MrPink> yeah I checked and its still the same problem with the black image... but I'll try it again :D
[02:19] <argile> AndrewB: it's loading. i can see this metallic background but it's really funky and i can't see any menus.
[02:19] <icecool> so can anyone help?
[02:19] <heguru> !offtopic | Administrator
[02:19] <ubotu> Administrator: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[02:20] <argile> AndrewB: so i just have to reboot and keep trying.
[02:20] <Administrator> k
[02:20] <Administrator> lol
[02:20] <Administrator> but i need help dude
[02:20] <Fish-Face> Hi, does anyone have any info about running enemy-territory under ubuntu x86_64
[02:20] <mEck0> I have just installed Ubuntu 7.10, everything is wonderful except that the sound is kind of crackling when I listen to music. You know how to fix it?
[02:20] <asdf> can anyone help me get my isight webcam going?
[02:20] <Fish-Face> I've tried the standard lib32 fixes, but can't get it working
[02:20] <AndrewB> argile: sorry i'm not quite understanding where you are up to, could you join me in #ubuntu-ppc  [also I work from an ibook, but hey! they can't be that different]
[02:20] <mewshi> ok, guys, I have a new question.  VNC logs in now, but it just shows a black screen.
[02:20] <darkangel_> i was told people who run linux can acess files on someones harddrive that one the network shared or not is this possible
[02:21] <RequinB4> anyone want to tackle that I have no sound, alsa is unmuted, and my comp recognizes my card?
[02:21] <Administrator> can anyone help me???????
[02:21] <bascule> darkangel_: possible, sure ... anything is possible ... :)
[02:21] <Pici> !ask | Administrator
[02:21] <ubotu> Administrator: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[02:21] <AndrewB> Administrator: Please ask your question again in proper english..
[02:21] <Administrator> wanna know about newsgroups
[02:21] <darkangel_> bascule: do ya know how
[02:21] <Administrator> k
[02:21] <heguru> darkangel_:  you can access files that are shared from network, if you have the right passwords (if any) ofcourse
[02:21] <Pici> Administrator: What about them>
[02:21] <Administrator> wanna download movies frm newsgroups
[02:21] <bascule> darkangel_: install a trojan? (lmao)
[02:22] <Pici> !piracy | Administrator
[02:22] <ubotu> Administrator: piracy discussion and other questionably legal practices are not welcome in the Ubuntu channels. Please take this discussion elsewhere or abstain from it altogether. This includes linking to pirated software, music and video. Also see !guidelines and !o4o
[02:22] <bascule> !o4o > bascule
[02:22] <mewshi> Ok, now, how do I get my screen to show up? :P
[02:22] <slackern> Administrator: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usenet / http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newsgroup
[02:22] <Administrator> k tnx
[02:22] <asdf> can anyone help me get my isight webcam going?
[02:23] <darkangel_> bascule: is there a program that will acess the harddrive of a compuer on the network how do i install a trojan
[02:23] <penguincentral> asdf: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=225621 ?
[02:23] <bascule> darkangel_: stop it, thats going too far now
[02:23] <darkangel_> oh ok
[02:23] <asdf> penguincentral: yep, I saw that and I think it works, just can't get any video to display in gstreamer
[02:24] <bascule> darkangel_: a properly secured machine is not accessable remotely regardless of the remote OS
[02:24] <penguincentral> beats me as i don't have a mac, yet ;)
[02:24] <darkangel_> oh ok
[02:24] <bascule> darkangel_: say http://slashdot.org, now you are accessing files on a remote computer ..
[02:25] <Xero> Actually, any website accessed is another computer
[02:25] <wastrel> unless it's a vhost
[02:25] <Xero> wastrel, thanks for pointing that out.
[02:25] <ln-> Can we expect someone to do something about an Ubuntu-specific kernel bug that was reported almost a year ago, and is still present in (at least) Dapper?
[02:25] <bascule> Xero: absolutely, I wasn't sure that darkangel_ was being serious or having a joke :)
[02:25] <heguru> ln-: what bug?
[02:25] <mook> when does the new ubuntu come out?
[02:25] <Xero> bascule, Windows deserves to be trojaned by Ubuntu newbies.
[02:26] <heguru> mook: October
[02:26] <Pici> mook: ~oct 18th
[02:26] <Xero> :)
[02:26] <ln-> heguru: This one: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.15/+bug/65631
[02:26] <slackern> mook: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GutsyReleaseSchedule
[02:26] <bascule> Xero: lol, i agree but didn't officially say it
[02:26] <mewshi> ok, can someone help me get this working?  I have vnc connected, it just shows a black screen
[02:26] <jords> Hello, I've got a problem with XV video output on my laptop. Mplayer's GL output looks fine, but anything close to white in XV is completely overblown and white - Skin tones in anime are just white! This happerns with other programs using XV too- eg VLC.
[02:26] <scriptN> I'm running Krusader on Gnome, but Krusader starts a bit slow the first time it's invoked. Is it possible to have its libs preload in Sessions during boot ups? (Then it would start up fast every time)
[02:27] <mook> what has changed?
[02:27] <RequinB4> Xero - that would be true unofficially if some people didn't need windows for their exclusive software >.>
[02:27] <Mack|IRC> what is this channel about
[02:27] <whileimhere> Hi. I am running a laptop and I was shutting down some services when I ran across three that I dont know about. Can anyone tell me if on a laptop I need to run: acpid, apmd, or powernowd?
[02:27] <darkangel_> bascule: no someone told any1 on linux can acess the entire network pcs locked or not want to make sure they cant
[02:27] <bascule> mook: the position of the stars ever so slightly
[02:27] <mc44> Mack|IRC: see the topic
[02:27] <mook> how do i upgrade?
[02:27] <bascule> darkangel_: absolute nonsense
[02:27] <jords> Oct 18th? Why must everything release just before my birthday :P
[02:27] <Xero> darkangel_, you can't access computers password-locked on the network unless you have that password.
[02:27] <Mack|IRC> Anyone know how to fix the Unexpected Error thing on Windows XP Home Edition
[02:28] <bascule> Mack|IRC: run ubuntu
[02:28] <Xero> !windows
[02:28] <ubotu> For help with Microsoft Windows, please visit ##windows or your nearest mental health institute. See http://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/1 http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm and !equivalents
[02:28] <CountX> hi, i have a problem with my webcam, i cant seem to get it to work with www.stickam.com i can get it to work in Ekiga using VfL2, but not on stickam.com
[02:28] <warbler> whileimhere: they are all for power management on a laptop
[02:28] <Mack|IRC> ?
[02:28] <icecool> libcairo assertion failed problem with xaralx.... . . . can anyone help?
[02:28] <darkangel_> xero: oh ok good thanks for the info
[02:28] <Xero> Okay people. Let's enlighten Mack|IRC to Ubuntu.
[02:29] <Xero> First, go to http://www.ubuntu.org
[02:29] <RequinB4> anyone willing to tackle the fact that i have no sound, my comp recognizes my card, speakers are installed, alsa is unmuted
[02:29] <emet> !ubuntu | Marc|IRC
[02:29] <ubotu> Marc|IRC: Ubuntu is a complete Linux-based operating system, freely available with both community and professional support. It is developed by a large community and we invite you to participate too! - Also see http://www.ubuntu.com
[02:29] <Xero> I use .org.
[02:29] <whileimhere> warbler so am I losing much as far as system resources to them?
[02:29] <CountX> !bug#1 | Mack|IRC
[02:29] <Mack|IRC> cool
[02:29] <ubotu> Mack|IRC: For help with Microsoft Windows, please visit ##windows or your nearest mental health institute. See http://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/1 http://linux.oneandoneis2.org/LNW.htm and !equivalents
[02:29] <Xero> Lol, actually, i use the .com
[02:29] <emet> !hello | Marc|IRC
[02:29] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about hello - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[02:30] <emet> :o
[02:30] <Mack|IRC> Hello
[02:30] <emet> hello
[02:30] <Abycalls> (>)
[02:30] <warbler> whileimhere: not enough to warrent losing the services they provide
[02:30] <Xero> Mack|IRC, Linux is much more powerful than Windows, free, doesn't get viruses, and easy to use.
[02:30] <bascule> Mack|IRC: play around with the live disc downloaded from Xero's recommended website, and you won't see "Unexpected Error" stuff
[02:30] <whileimhere> Warbler thank you.
[02:30] <Xero> Well that's just great. We've lost another one.
[02:30] <bascule> lol
[02:30] <emet> http://www.whylinuxisbetter.net/
[02:31] <icecool> libcairo assertion failed problem with xaralx.... . . . can anyone help?
[02:31] <jords> Hello, I've got a problem with XV video output on my laptop. Mplayer's GL output looks fine, but anything close to white in XV is completely overblown and white - Skin tones in anime are just white! This happerns with other programs using XV too- eg VLC.
[02:31] <warbler> whileimhere: lol
[02:31] <RequinB4> Xero - i think he was just going to random IRC clients
[02:31] <slackern> I guess windows detected linux chatter on the networkcard and bluescreened on him :p
[02:31] <bascule> lol!!
[02:31] <Xero> lol
[02:31] <f0rtune> is there a guide for setting up squid on ubuntu?
[02:31] <darkangel_> where can i get dektop apps like a calender thats built in to the dektop i know windows can do that
[02:31] <whileimhere> warbler well i have been reading and googling it and its tough to find simple answers sometimes.
[02:32] <heguru> f0rtune: well i don't know of a guide, but setting it up is really straight forward: sudo apt-get install squid
[02:32] <f0rtune> darkangel, like superkaramba?
[02:32] <RequinB4> darkangel - A basic calender/time similar to the one on windows is available by default on the current ubuntu edition, just click the time
[02:32] <bascule> darkangel_: well KDE can do it through something caled superkaramba, but it doesn't run on gnome
[02:32] <warbler> whileimhere: there is a package in synaptic that tells about the services
[02:32] <narothepharoh> thanks guys for future reference acetoneiso works great
[02:32] <darkangel_> whats kde
[02:32] <bascule> darkangel_: another desktop enviroment
[02:33] <darkangel_> bascule: whats kde i have ubuntu
[02:33] <RequinB4> Does anyone know if people have sucessfully put linux on the xbox 360 yet - I need a cheap server :P
[02:33] <MrPink> heguru: ok great, trying to solve my splashscreen problem, I screwed up my system somehow... I can't start the generic Kernel ....16  only 15 works... when I start 16 I get: "invalid compressed Data Err=1   Kernel Panic   unable to mount root fs on unknown-block"  any ideas? :-/
[02:33] <preaction_> darkangel_, gnome has gDesklets to do what you want
[02:33] <Xero> RequinB4, if you want a really cheap server, use an Xbox cluster.
[02:33] <thunderchicken_> Hi, can anyone help me figure out as to why whenever i install using install icon on desktop i get a fatal error at end of install during bootloader install?
[02:33] <heguru> MrPink: can you paste you /boot/grub/menu.lst to pastebin
[02:33] <MrPink> jah
[02:34] <MrPink> one sec
[02:34] <darkangel_> preaction_: thanks
[02:34] <bascule> darkangel_: there are many desktop enviroments available in ubuntu, KDE is one of the alternatives to gnome as are xfce, fluxbox, enlightenment, and windowmaker to name just a few
[02:34] <RequinB4> Xero - my xbox has the wrong drive and I can't find a copy of mechassalt anywhere (suprise bill gates?)
[02:34] <whileimhere> warbler: What is that?
[02:34] <darkangel_> bascule
[02:34] <bascule> yes
[02:34] <darkangel_> bascule: how do i get those
[02:34] <thunderchicken_> anyone have any suggestions to fix a grub bootloader error during install?
[02:35] <bascule> darkangel_: well synaptics will get them
[02:35] <MrPink> heguru is it safe to paste here? Or is there some sensitive data in there?
[02:35] <bascule> darkangel_: but have a look at these gDesklets thing that was mentioned
[02:35] <heguru> MrPink: there is no sensitive data (unless u're using a grub boot password)
[02:35] <heguru> MrPink: and paste in pastebin ofcourse
[02:35] <ratpoison>  hello! using gutsy amd64. Just installed kiba-dock through svn, which I had done successfully in a previous install (also, gutsy amd64) this time though, when I try to run it, I get "kiba-dock: error while loading shared libraries: libakamaru.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" Could anyone pls help?
[02:35] <Xero> RequinB4, try Splinter Cell. It can do the mod too.
[02:35] <MrPink> k here:  http://pastebin.com/m7d7868f9
[02:35] <MrPink> yeah
[02:36] <warbler> whileimhere: search for services and it is called " system-services "
[02:36] <RequinB4> Xero - really?  I'll have to look into that, I own a copy
[02:36] <Xero> RequinB4, I'll PM you a link
[02:36] <RequinB4> thanks
[02:36] <darkangel_> bascule: ya they look pretty cool
[02:36] <Ritzerisk> how can i enable putty ... ssh from windows to ubuntu
[02:37] <peabody> I'm back
[02:37] <thunderchicken_> what is the reason to get a fatal error when installing the bootloader at the end of initial install?
[02:37] <whileimhere> I am trying to uninstall openoffice.org and I am being told that I need to fix the broken packages first. Anyone know how?
[02:37] <peabody> thunderchicken_: Probably means that the bootloader couldn't be installed
[02:37] <slackern> Ritzerisk: You need to have installed the openssh-server package first on ubuntu
[02:37] <thunderchicken_> well what is a way to fix that? i havnt had any luck searching for a answer
[02:38] <peabody> thunderchicken_: There's lots of reasons this can happen.  You may still be able to use Ubuntu, but you're probably going to have to figure out a way to manually install the bootloader yourself.
[02:38] <slackern> Ritzerisk: after that is mostly just to open putty enter ip/hostname and prefered port (default 22)
[02:38] <thunderchicken_> would having six differant harddrives cause a problem? with it trying to find the right one?
[02:38] <peabody> thunderchicken_: There is a boot cd specifically used for grub problems out there (not officially part of ubuntu).  I forget its name however.
[02:38] <peabody> thunderchicken_: It very well may
[02:38] <darkangel_> ne1 have a gDesklets login i can barrow to dl apps
[02:38] <darkangel_> im on lil time
[02:38] <MrPink> heguru I changed something at "End Default Options" trying to add higher resolutions as described in the theme install, and after it messed up my system I think I changed everything back (it was only one setting)
[02:39] <thunderchicken_> would disconnecting all but the one i want and then adding others later possibly help?
[02:39] <icecool> dosent anyone here know the solution to this problem?
[02:39] <jrattner> Question: What program would you use to de-compile a .jar file in linux?
[02:39] <jetscreamer> kopt
[02:39] <darkangel_> it wont lrt me make a login
[02:39] <peabody> jrattner: decompile?  jar files are java archives.  From my understanding, they're just zip files
[02:39] <peabody> jrattner: You could probably use unzip to extract them.
[02:39] <jrattner> peabody, how do i extract them then
[02:39] <heguru> MrPink: your initramdisk seems to be bad (prolly missin your disk controller driver) can you check under /boot/ to see if you have initrd.img-2.6.20-16-generic.bak
[02:40] <jrattner> peabody, thanks
[02:40] <jetscreamer> update-initramfs -u
[02:40] <peabody> thunderchicken_: to be honest, probably not, but you could try it.
[02:40] <jetscreamer> file-roller
[02:40] <MrPink> heguru yeah I do
[02:40] <peabody> thunderchicken_: The issue here is how your disks controllers are setup and seen by the bios
[02:40] <heguru> MrPink: if you do then copy it over the current initd
[02:40] <heguru> MrPink: and reboot
[02:41] <peabody> thunderchicken_: 5 drives is a lot.  Is that all on board, or do you have a raid controller or some such?
[02:41] <heguru> MrPink: make a backup of the current one first
[02:41] <warbler> whileimhere: in synaptic click status bar at the bottom - then broken packages and mark each one for reinstallation
[02:41] <Thanatos> What do you guys think would be the best Music Player for GNOME?
[02:41] <thunderchicken_> its all onboard i ahve 3 raptor drives on my first sata disk controller, then i have my data drives on my raid ports
[02:41] <heguru> Thanatos: Rythembox
[02:41] <rrich> I just installed 7.04, and installed posgresql 8.2  now I'm trying to compile sphinx, but it's telling me it can't find a header file...
[02:42] <Thanatos> heguru: Really?
[02:42] <peabody> Thanatos: That gets downright religious :).  depends on if you want features or performance
[02:42] <rrich> the header file is there, and I supply the lib and includes path
[02:42] <heguru> Thanatos: for me it is
[02:42] <Thanatos> heguru, peabody: The fastest one, then. The one that requires the least amount of memory.
[02:42] <thunderchicken_> none are setup in raid though. all are just setup as individual drives.
[02:42] <peabody> Thanatos: Rythmbox then.
[02:43] <rrich> I have no idea how to troubleshoot it...
[02:43] <whileimhere> warbler thanks
[02:43] <warbler> k
[02:43] <peabody> thunderchicken_: Hmm, what drive is your linux installed on?
[02:44] <Shadow_X> I have an external hard drive that came from my windows system. its fat32 and was really fragmented. windows hated trying to defrag it (surprise surprise). is there anyway I can defrag it in ubuntu?
[02:44] <domcomproxy> hi someone know how add the xdmcp for terminal server  ?
[02:44] <thunderchicken_> sda is my first drive in the list when i do an sudo fdisk -l i setup a separate /boot partition hoping it would help but didnt
[02:45] <Shadow_X> yes, I understand linux prevents fragmentation, but the drive was fragmented before being moved to Linux
[02:45] <peabody> Shadow_X: back everything up on it, wipe it out, copy back the backup all at once.
[02:45] <emet> I like beep-media-player
[02:45] <Shadow_X> ugh i was afraid ud say that
[02:45] <emet> !beep-media-player
[02:45] <J-_> !bmp
[02:45] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about bmp - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[02:45] <nomaS> !ati
[02:45] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[02:45] <peabody> Shadow_X: hey it works :).  I myself am unaware of any defrag utilities in Linux for fat32
[02:46] <MrPink> heguru: That did it! Dude you are really a lifesaver... I should invite you to a nice seafood-dinner sometime :-P
[02:46] <Shadow_X> true, but for that, Ill reformat it to ext3 before restoring it lol
[02:46] <icecool> libcairo assertion failed problem with xaralx.........help plz?
[02:46] <heguru> MrPink: I love seafood :D
[02:46] <MrPink> heguru: sorry to have to bug you all the time :-/
[02:46] <domcomproxy> ubotu>>>>>please : do you know how add the xdmcp protocol for terminal server  ?
[02:46] <emet> !info beep-media-player
[02:46] <ubotu> beep-media-player: Versatile audio player that supports Winamp skins. In component universe, is optional. Version <IP_ADDRESS>+cvs20050803-2ubuntu1 (feisty), package size 874 kB, installed size 3628 kB
[02:46] <heguru> MrPink: anytime :)
[02:46] <peabody> thunderchicken_: Hmm, it's defitinetyl an issue involving grub, I'm sorry ,I'm just no expert with grub
[02:46] <Shadow_X> anyone here tried Webmin? its really sweet!!!
[02:46] <emet> rythmbox is better if you have A LOT of music though
[02:47] <Thanatos> emet: I have about 50 or so GB
[02:47] <thunderchicken_> alright well thanks for your help ill figure it out i did have it on before and got it to work so i know it can work
[02:47] <imperfect-> Anyone running Gutsy test?
[02:47] <emet> yeah youre better off with rb
[02:47] <emet> but download beep too
[02:47] <thunderchicken_> i just dont know why it wont work now :(
[02:47] <vulcanius> imperfect-, #ubuntu+1
[02:47] <emet> I like it it's very classic winamp style
[02:47] <vixyfox> Question, if your sound card, like the Sound Blaster X-FI Xtreme Audio is installed on your MoBo while you install Linux, does it default to it instead of onboard? And if so, how can I get Ubuntu not to use it and use onboard instead?
[02:47] <peabody> imperfect-: I think #ubuntu+1 talks about gutsy
[02:47] <bascule> amarok is the unquestionable king of all media player accross all OS, it has *no* competition
[02:48] <domcomproxy> por dios alguien contesteme
[02:48] <heguru> domcomproxy: to enable xdmcp edit /etc/gdm/gdm.conf
[02:48] <bascule> except perhaps ogg123 :)
[02:48] <peabody> vixyfox: If both are supported, my guess is you could use either.
[02:48] <imperfect-> How do i find out why a package has been kept back?
[02:48] <RequinB4> !es
[02:48] <ubotu> Si busca ayuda en Espaol por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, all obtendr mas ayuda.
[02:48] <emet> one thing linux doesn't lack is good music players
[02:48] <heguru> bascule: he asked specifically for GNOME media players :)
[02:48] <bascule> ahhh
[02:49] <vixyfox> peabody: I tried to play an MP3, and changed the cord into the onboard, neither work x.x