[10:59] <aLeSD__> i triend with a different monitor but I see strange stuff in the screen
[10:59] <aLeSD__> lol
[10:59] <aLeSD__> I think the driver in 9.04 is broken
[10:59] <aLeSD__> for my card
[10:59] <rumpel2> aLeSD__, when does the problem occur?
[11:01] <aLeSD__> rumpel2 text console works
[11:01] <aLeSD__> X not
[11:01] <rumpel2> try "dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg"
[11:01] <aLeSD__> I have intel corporation 82Q963/Q965 Integrated graphics
[11:02] <aLeSD__> rumpel2 it s the driver I m sure
[11:02] <j0nr> morning all.
[11:02] <j0nr> I accidently performed sudo delgroup admin
[11:03] <j0nr> now my login obviously does no longer have sudo priviledges as it is not in the group admin (which no longer exists)
[11:03] <st3ph4n> j0nr: have you set a root password?
[11:04] <doleyb> j0nr: guess you need to get out a live cd
[11:04] <j0nr> is my only option to boot into recovery and perform 'addgroup --system admin' & 'adduser <user> admin'
[11:04] <j0nr> st3ph4n: no, unfortunately.
[11:04] <j0nr> doleyb: livecd or does the grub boot menu just give you the recovery mode option?
[11:04] <doleyb> grub should have it
[11:04] <aLeSD__> help
[11:05] <tristanos_7L> any good program for monitoring websites?
[11:05] <j0nr> so until i do that I am stuck (currently away from computer ssh'd in)
[11:05] <tristanos_7L> any good program for monitoring websites?
[11:05] <sonali> is flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound not available anymore?
[11:05] <sonali> I am on ubuntu intrepid 8.10
[11:05] <sonali> what is the alternative?
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> !info flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound intrepid
[11:06] <sonali> I am on 64 bit...
[11:07] <sonali> no solution for 64 bit?
[11:07] <khensthoth> sonali: No audio for flash content?
[11:07] <sonali> nope
[11:07] <sonali> khensthoth: nope
[11:08] <khensthoth> sonali: So do you need that package?
[11:08] <sonali> yea if that solves the problem
[11:08] <sonali> which it should
[11:08] <khensthoth> sonali: You removed pulseaudio right?
[11:08] <sonali> no
[11:09] <sonali> khensthoth: no I haven't removed pulseaudio
[11:09] <boxer_> is there a way to hide quit/part/join messages in xchat?
[11:09] <st3ph4n> j0nr: yes, without a root password you are stuck until you reboot through grub (or a livecd) a good time to set a root password too :-)
[11:09] <brEz> boxer_: in the options delete "leaving"
[11:10] <boxer_> sonali: you have sound in other apps?
[11:10] <sonali> boxer_: yes I was just reading something relating to that, rhythmbox is running
[11:11] <ganesh> how to install  vlc?
[11:11] <sonali> ganesh: sudo apt-get install vlc
[11:11] <j0nr> st3ph4n: indeed, cheers
[11:11] <boxer_> brEz: i dont see anything like that in the options
[11:11] <sonali> ganesh: or you could use the synaptice manager
[11:11] <simono_> ganesh: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNC
[11:12] <khensthoth> ganesh: Which version of Ubuntu are you on?
[11:12] <sonali> simono_: ganesh asked for VLC
[11:12] <brEz> boxer_: settings > preferences >  chatting > general
[11:13] <simono_> sonali: sorry, should put my glasses on ;)
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> ganesh: sudo apt-get install vlc
[11:13] <sonali> simono_: ;)
[11:14] <JosefAssad> moin
[11:14] <boxer_> brEz: i have Edit > Preferences and no chatting tab
[11:15] <sonali> guys any pointers on this http://www.macewan.org/2006/06/01/howto-firefox-flash-video-sound-on-ubuntu-linux-dapper/ ?
[11:15] <m3dlg> how do i disable the password monitor thing (keyring??)
[11:15] <brEz> strange
[11:16] <khensthoth> sonali: It's dated 2006. I cannot certain if it's still applicable today.
[11:16] <sonali> khensthoth: yes that's why I asked
[11:16] <sonali> khensthoth: anyways flash sound is not so much of a problem for me
[11:17] <brEz> boxer_: alternatively you can right click on a channel in the treebar and check "hide part/quit message"
[11:17] <khensthoth> sonali: If you have VLC can you test if you have sound there?
[11:17] <RichiV> can someone help me find a better emulator than wine? I can not play guild wars with wine
[11:17] <tuxforce> ciao a tutti
[11:18] <brEz> boxer_: or /set text_hidejoinpart ON
[11:18] <sonali> khensthoth: hmm will try
[11:18] <khensthoth> sonali: Thanks.
[11:18] <m3dlg> how do i reset or disable the password keyring thing??
[11:19] <RichiV> anyone have some good emulators for me so i can play games? on Ubuntu? I dont really want to have the windows partition to play games
[11:19] <rumpel2> RichiV, card games? tetris?
[11:19] <m3dlg> rickiv try crossover for linux or if there not too graphics intecsive try a virtual machine
[11:19] <Mbear> Hi everyone, I'm using 9.04 jaunty Netbook remix, and I want to run a terminal command by clicking an icon.  How do I do this? Thanks
[11:20] <RichiV> Rumpel2, No like Guild Wars
[11:20] <RichiV> a 3d game
[11:20] <m3dlg> rickiv crossover is for games and is a derivative of wine
[11:20] <rumpel2> Mbear, right-click on desktop... new starter... or something
[11:20] <farciarz84> how to check ubuntu version from console?
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: wine
[11:21] <Mbear> rumpe, I have tried right clicking on the desktop, but nothing happens
[11:21] <rumpel2> farciarz84, lsb_release -a
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> farciarz84: lsb_release -a
[11:21] <m3dlg> rickiv crossover is for games and is a derivative of wine
[11:21] <farciarz84> tnx
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> !wine | RichiV
[11:21] <RichiV> Ive tried wine, but it just lags, and The graphics are worse than ever
[11:21] <RichiV> no interface
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: or you can run 3d games (badly) and 2d games ok in virtualbox
[11:21] <RichiV> hmm Wine hasnot worked well for me
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: check for native installers from the game manufacturers site
[11:21] <sonali> khensthoth: damn
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: and also check for loki installers
[11:22] <m3dlg> i've been hanging around here too long - i just suggested that lol
[11:22] <sonali> khensthoth: i think only one app can access sound at a time
[11:22] <RichiV> Guild Wars is a windows only game
[11:22] <Mbear> rumpe12 Right-clicking the desktop has no effect
[11:22] <rumpel2> Mbear o.O
[11:22] <RichiV> what are loki installers?
[11:22] <khensthoth> sonali: You sure? If you pause your Rhythmbox, does the sound in Flash plays?
[11:22] <rumpel2> Mbear, try again... are you in gnome?
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: DOmm3 is a "Windows game" but ID made a Linux installer
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: websearch loki installer
[11:23] <sonali> I tried to play a video in vlc, it had no sound, i paused rhythmbox, but no effect, i closed rhythmbox and closed vlc, opened vlc again  and then there was sound
[11:23] <CaneToad> anyone else had trouble with skype audio with a usb phone in Jaunty?
[11:23] <Mbear> Hi rumpe12, I am running the default netbook remix interface which is gnome, I think
[11:24] <sean2009> hi does any one know the command to extract all zip files with 7zip? i have tried 7z x *.zip but it doesn't work . can anyone help?
[11:24] <RichiV> mmm i see, but Guild Wars is not supported by wine... maybe that is the reason?
[11:24] <rumpel2> Mbear, ah... i understand. There has to be an option to modify the main menu...
[11:24] <jrib> sean2009: write a for loop
[11:24] <deany> i noitice pidgin is in the taskbar in all my desktops.. other programs arent.  can i "fix" that?
[11:24] <m3dlg> how do i reset or disable the password keyring thing?? it's screwing with my mobile broadband dongle when ever i try to dial out
[11:24] <Emry> which file configures the default behavior for the automounter that mounts USB drives?
[11:24] <Mbear> rumpe12, there does, but I can't find it
[11:25] <sean2009> jrib,  i don't understand what you meant.?
[11:25] <RichiV> hmm im going to go ahead and try Virtual box... who knows it might be better
[11:25] <Androidfan> hi
[11:25] <jrib> sean2009: example for loop: for x in *; do echo $x; done     modify accordingly for your question
[11:25] <RichiV> oh yeah and my GFX is an ATi Mobi Radeaon X600
[11:26] <rumpel2> Mbear, look again...   or "alacarte" in console
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: is there no loki installer, or native installer
[11:26] <sean2009> jrib, ok , i'll try it thanks
[11:26] <RichiV> no there is not for guild wars
[11:27] <brEz> Would it be necessary to download AVG anti-virus for Ubuntu?
[11:27] <RichiV> NO
[11:27] <rumpel2> brEz no
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=283122
[11:27] <RichiV> lol u dont need ANY antivirus
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: can you please put my name at the start of lines if you are addressing me
[11:27] <brEz> obviously, but surely it would do something
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> RichiV: you do if you run a mailserver or sare files with windows systems
[11:28] <rumpel2> brEz, yes... check for windows-viruses, if you tend to give them to windows-users... the files, not the viruses
[11:28] <Drikan> ok so ive tryed to play a dvd movie and my system locks up and i have to reset. running a intel Q6600 2GB of ram Nvidia gforce 250 and a dvd+-rw dvd rom
[11:28] <Drikan> me and karda have gone though making sure i had all the libs installed
[11:28] <Emry> Guild Wars used to install with wine.  :-) Just get the windows installer off the website.
[11:28] <Drikan> and this is still kicking our asses
[11:29] <Paddy_EIRE> !enter | Drikan
[11:29] <ActionParsnip> Drikan: have you installed video drivers as well as medibuntu repos libdvdcss
[11:29] <brEz> I was just wandering, as I seen grisoft release a copy of AVG for Linux users.
[11:29] <Paddy_EIRE> Drikan: have you been able to play restricted dvds on this player before?
[11:29] <Drikan> yes that is what me and Karda just went though
[11:30] <greencookie> I can't get my wired network to work on Jaunty, anyone face similar problem?
[11:30] <Drikan> Paddy_eire: in vista yes
[11:30] <Paddy_EIRE> Drikan: ah good was just checking to see if the drives region was set
[11:30] <joost_op> hi lads, how does one avoid that a cron.daily keeps sending an e-mail
[11:30] <Paddy_EIRE> Drikan: and you are certain that you installed libdvdcss?
[11:31] <greencookie> im kinda stuck in the terminal and I have connected my lan cable but I still can't ping.
[11:31] <joost_op> i don't wanna know that a cron.daily got executed sucesfully
[11:31] <joost_op> ubuntu-server does this by default..
[11:31] <greencookie> I have tried dhclient pan0, but no results.
[11:31] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Hi, I experienced very frequent complete system lockups today with jaunty
[11:31] <Drikan> yes we installed apt-get the libdvdccs and cs2
[11:31] <Le-Chuck_ITA> I had not used this machine for a week and the difference may be... the environment temperature. In fact I see my HDD drive temperature going up
[11:32] <Le-Chuck_ITA> I know that the drive bios apm settings are put to 254 to avoid excessive load cycling
[11:32] <Paddy_EIRE> Drikan: although it is not normally necessary did you reboot and are you sure the dvd is ok... ?
[11:32] <Le-Chuck_ITA> what is a value that would allow the disk to spin down some times without giving an eccessive whateveritis load cycles?
[11:32] <Drikan> reboot before it tryed no
[11:32] <Paddy_EIRE> !enter | Le-Chuck_ITA
[11:33] <Paddy_EIRE> Drikan: give it a go
[11:33] <kryle> hi, does anyone know any way to bypass the password in a .ace archive-file?
[11:33] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Paddy_EIRE: I usually do, sorry, just forgotten
[11:33] <Drikan> and yes i tryed another dvd one that i have used on vista with no problem
[11:33] <Mbear> rumpe12 Thanks, am exploring alacarte
[11:33] <Paddy_EIRE> Drikan: ok.. go for broke.. reboot and give it another chance
[11:33] <jrib> kryle: no
[11:34] <Paddy_EIRE> Le-Chuck_ITA: has there been any consistent activity that you have been doing to get this to lock up on you each time?
[11:34] <boshhead> My update-manager icon (That orange thing with the down arrow) has dissapeared from the top right corner of my screen.  "sudo apt-get upgrade" shows that their are upgrades available... How do I get my update-manager icon back?
[11:34] <kryle> jrib: ok ty anyway,.
[11:35] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Paddy_EIRE: not at all: I was upgrading the system, it deadlocked. I rebooted, tried to logged in, couldn't. I went to console, repaired apt, it deadlocked again while configuring a random package. Rebooted, managed to get apt to an usable state, upgraded, rebooted, logged in, read e-mail... blocked again.
[11:35] <Paddy_EIRE> Le-Chuck_ITA: have you ran fsck?
[11:35] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Paddy_EIRE: hmm, do you mean to look for badblocks?
[11:36] <Paddy_EIRE> Le-Chuck_ITA: yes
[11:36] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Paddy_EIRE: going to do it right now :) Ext3 is too mercyful.
[11:36] <Drikan> All right trying dvd
[11:36] <Paddy_EIRE> Le-Chuck_ITA: yeah I know :)
[11:36] <Paddy_EIRE> Drikan: ok
[11:36] <joost_op> guess i found it
[11:37] <Paddy_EIRE> joost_op: nice one
[11:37] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Paddy_EIRE: however the blocks seems to be linked to heavy disk load. I know the symptoms very well as I was affected by the infamous load_cycles bug. I tried to do less things in parallel and now it is surviving.
[11:37] <Illarane> "Failed to fetch http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/e/evolution-data-server/libebook1.2-9_2.26.1-0ubuntu1_i386.deb The HTTP server sent an invalid reply header." <--- Wai? D:
[11:37] <Paddy_EIRE> Le-Chuck_ITA: I would not be happy to be reduced to that no matter what.. unless of course the system was extremely alpha
[11:38] <Tyrath> is anyone here a master at mplayer? I need help with a video that's too fast!
[11:38] <Paddy_EIRE> which it is not :)
[11:38] <Paddy_EIRE> Tyrath: video or audio.. or both?
[11:38] <Tyrath> I need to slow down the pace of the video's speed but keep the audio speed the same
[11:38] <Tyrath> Paddy_EIRE: just video
[11:38] <Paddy_EIRE> ah
[11:39] <doleyb> Tyrath: Are you saying your a/v is out of sync (so that when the video reaches 10, the audio is only at 5) ?
[11:39] <Tyrath> Paddy_EIRE: yeah - another problem is that mplayer will allow me to slow down the vid to the right pace - but there's no way I can save it at that pace
[11:39] <Paddy_EIRE> Tyrath: that is most likely the video file itself
[11:39] <Tyrath> doleyb: not out of sync - the video is fast
[11:40] <Paddy_EIRE> Tyrath: try a different video
[11:40] <nnull> default shortcut for Graphical Force Quit anyone?
[11:40] <doleyb> Tyrath: well if it's in sync now, and you slow down only the video, it will be unsynced when you're done right?
[11:40] <Drikan> Paddie_eire: thats a no joy. system locked up just like it has
[11:40] <Tyrath> Paddy_EIRE doleyb : unless there's some way I can capture the audio, slow down the video and audio over
[11:40] <Paddy_EIRE> nnull: xkill then click the app
[11:40] <Paddy_EIRE> Drikan: gah
[11:40] <nnull> Paddy_EIRE ahh ty
[11:41] <Tyrath> doleyb: I'm a little confused as to what you mean. On mplayer if I play it on .75 speed the video is perfect
[11:41] <Paddy_EIRE> Drikan: I am thinking.. just a sec while I have a google
[11:41] <Tyrath> doleyb: only the audio is ridiculously slow
[11:41] <lewilew>  /j #python
[11:41] <Drikan> I am runnign ubuntu 9.04
[11:41] <Paddy_EIRE> Tyrath: the file itself is to blame
[11:41] <Paddy_EIRE> Tyrath: as I said try a different video
[11:42] <Tyrath> Paddy_EIRE: well the problem is the conversion. I converted it from m2st to avi - but the thing is I can't play it as a m2st because it doesn't play properly
[11:42] <doleyb> Tyrath: It's possible to change the audio and video speeds separately, but if you need to do that it implies that your source file was captured wrongly somehow.
[11:42] <doleyb> Tyrath: Ok, so you think you caused this trouble with your converter?  (What was that converter?)
[11:42] <jaggerjack_> anyone here know a good place to start to find out about virtualizing Mac OSX?
[11:42] <ikonia> jaggerjack_: ##apple ?
[11:42] <Tyrath> doleyb: hard to explain, I used a couple
[11:42] <deany> virtualbox main window stays on other desktop, machin running tho when something changes like when install windows and the window size changes it brings it to the active desktop.. any way to stop that
[11:42] <Tyrath> doleyb: I had to convert from one format to another format to another format...
[11:43] <Tyrath> doleyb: it was apparently the only way to do it
[11:43] <cck> hi
[11:43] <Harvey8765> Hi guys, I upgraded a few weeks ago from 8.10 to 9.04 and have had some package probs and when I've looked at my repositories they are still all intrepid ones, should they be changed to jaunty ones ? Thanks alot.
[11:43] <Paddy_EIRE> Drikan: here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs  Read the part about setting the region code
[11:43] <cck> anyone knows how can I start the xorg settings editor?
[11:43] <cck> to edit a res
[11:43] <Tyrath> doleyb: otherwise VLC does play m2st files, but it plays them with huuge frame skips
[11:43] <Chrom_> hi all
[11:43] <djungelkraem> anyone running the new nvidia beta driver? the one released yesterday?
[11:43] <Tyrath> doleyb: so it's pretty much useless
[11:43] <doleyb> Tyrath: well you can pull out the audio from mplayer, and run it through something like sox, then shove it back in...
[11:44] <cck> anyone knows how can I start the xorg settings editor?
[11:44] <Chrom_> does anybody have the "The following packages have been kept back: linux-restricted-modules-generic" problem today?
[11:44] <cck> please someone help
[11:44] <jaggerjack_> thanks ikoma
[11:44] <Tyrath> doleyb: cool! and is there a way to permanently slow down the video?
[11:44] <Tyrath> !info sox
[11:44] <laclasse> cck, sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[11:45] <gigasoft> i have problem with Workspace Switcher, how to reinstall it or install another one
[11:45] <Tyrath> doleyb: i'm downloading sox now
[11:45] <Tyrath> doleyb: as for slowing down the video do I need something other than mplayer?
[11:45] <Paddy_EIRE> Tyrath: another alternative would be to use "smplayer" and set the audio delay in the options.. which will save but will be that way for every file
[11:45] <Chrom_> hey guys, did anybody try to dist-upgrade jaunty today? there-s a leftover package that prevents linux-restricted-modules-generic to be installed
[11:46] <Tyrath> Paddy_EIRE: I'd rather change the video to go on cue if possible :/
[11:46] <doleyb> Tyrath: you can use -speed in mplayer
[11:46] <Tyrath> i'm surprised there's no program out there that does it
[11:46] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Paddy_EIRE: while running badblocks, the drive temperature is going up and up
[11:46] <Tyrath> doleyb: but that only temporarily slows down the speed doesn't it?
[11:46] <Tyrath> doleyb: like I want to save the new speed to the video
[11:46] <Paddy_EIRE> Le-Chuck_ITA: yes it would especially if it has something bugging it
[11:47] <Tyrath> doleyb: unless you know an effective way of converting an m2st file to a smaller file type
[11:47] <doleyb> Tyrath: well you can run it through mencoder if you really want to save it, instead of just watching it once
[11:47] <Paddy_EIRE> Tyrath: sounds to me you should redo that file conversion and put the audio back in properly :)
[11:47] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Paddy_EIRE: but it's 55°; it's surely going to die soon. Now the point is I fear that may be the apm=254 setting
[11:47] <doleyb> Tyrath: (I guess you already asked #mplayer)
[11:48] <gigasoft>  i have problem with Workspace Switcher, how to reinstall it or install another one
[11:48] <Chrom_> \join #ubuntu-kernel
[11:48] <cck> anyone knows how can I start the xorg settings editor?
[11:48] <Tyrath> Paddy_EIRE: if I give you the comands I used to convert it, could you assist me in getting it to the correct speed?
[11:48] <Paddy_EIRE> Le-Chuck_ITA: ah.. well now I am a little out of my experience and that drive check has quite obviously found a problem with your drive
[11:48] <Chrom_> sorry :)
[11:48] <cck> I have installed xorgsettings-gtk
[11:49] <Emry> Which file do I edit to tell the system to automount a USB drive readwrite instead of just read only?
[11:49] <Paddy_EIRE> Tyrath: sorry mate I dont exactly convert videos much so you'd be better of asking someone else perhaps even on #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:49] <Tyrath> doleyb Paddy_EIRE : are either of you strong at a/v related linux things? ie, would you know the progs and commands I'd be using if I sent them to you
[11:50] <doleyb> Tyrath: you can just pastebin them and put up a url for everyone in the channel to reads
[11:50] <Paddy_EIRE> Tyrath: this is not exactly a ubuntu support question :)
[11:52] <Tyrath> doleyb Paddy_EIRE : http://pastebin.com/m63803014
[11:53] <cck> xorg-options-editor-gtk
[11:53] <cck> how can I start it?
[11:53] <prodigel> hi all. I've just installed ubuntu jaunty on an older computer, and the screen freezes after it displays the login elements. No mouse/keyboard response, but the computer is functional. lspci tells me it's an 82845G/gl brookdale g/ge
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> cck: press alt+f2 and type that
[11:54] <doleyb> Tyrath: nope i dont know those things!
[11:54] <TuGa> hello
[11:54] <Tyrath> doleyb: i swear the difficulty in conversion is ridiculous lol
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> prodigel: boot to recovery mode for your kernel, boot to recovery root console and run: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[11:55] <Tyrath> doleyb Paddy_EIRE : thanks for your help anyway
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> prodigel: then run: shutdown -r now and it will reboot
[11:55] <TuGa> does anyone know how to install a add-on of firefox to all users on ubuntu9?
[11:55] <john> could anyone help me?
[11:55] <prodigel> ActionParsnip, I've done that, just that I can't change video driver used by xorg.
[11:55] <TuGa> i can install using sudo firefox them download and install but it stays only in sudo. not my user
[11:56] <prodigel> ActionParsnip, all it asks is about framebuffer, mouse, keyboard. Nothing about video card or monitor
[11:56] <Guest42552> help?
[11:56] <mambokurt> hi there. how do i switch to vesa drivers?
[11:56] <ionte> hey. before 9.04 i was able to change transparency of a window with Alt+mouse wheel (or super?) while hovering the window frame. Doesn't work in 9.04. Any hints? Can't find the setting in compiz setup.
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> TuGa: firefox -install-global-extension <xpi file>
[11:56] <Guest42552> how do I get yahoo installed?
[11:56] <TuGa> yes try that but the same result
[11:56] <Guest42552> or is there some alternative?
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> prodigel: dont use framebuffer, the mouse and keyboard you can easily specify or let it autodetect
[11:56] <prodigel> guest42552, try pidgin
[11:57] <ionte> oh, never mind, found it.
[11:57] <prodigel> ActionParsnip, I'll try without framebuffer in a minute
[11:58] <GreesMunkie> I am thinking about a slightly newer video card and have always used Nvidia but am now considering ATI as a possible option. Can someone tell me what state the Linux support for ATI cards (newer 3xxx and 4xxx series) is in.
[11:58] <Guest42552> it says it's already installed, how can I find the applications that I downloaded from the synaptic package...
[11:58] <jamieleshaw> Hello is there a 64bit version of adobe flash player?
[11:59] <GreesMunkie> jamieleshaw, Yes, its in alpha and sucks considerably
[11:59] <jamieleshaw> URL?
[11:59] <Guest42552> it says it's already installed, how can I find the applications that I downloaded from the synaptic package...
[11:59] <GreesMunkie> myspace, adobe, major flash sites all crash. Youtube does work okay though ;-)
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> Guest42552: theres gyache if you need voice but you will need to find a ppa with it or compile
[12:00] <jamieleshaw> youtube only thing
[12:00] <jamieleshaw> anyway
[12:00] <GreesMunkie> jamieleshaw: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/flashplayer10/
[12:00] <jamieleshaw> thank you
[12:00] <hendrasaputr> Tuga: try http://pastebin.com/m7a1771f2
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> Guest42552: they are in the menus, or you can hit alt+f2 ad type pidgin and hit enter
[12:00] <hendrasaputr> TuGa: try http://pastebin.com/m7a1771f2
[12:00] <Guest42552> Thank you.
[12:01] <TuGa> ActionParsnip, ok get the install but when starting firefox "could not install this item because "install.rdf" provided by the item is not well-formed or does not exist.
[12:01] <alan__> hi guys
[12:02] <ActionParsnip> TuGa: i guess you'll have to findout what that is. I don't use firefox that much
[12:02] <ActionParsnip> !hi | alan__
[12:02] <alan__> good morning
[12:02] <W_McL> After an upgrade from intrepid to jaunty Gnome's "open file" dialog takes like 30 seconds to open (no matter from which application it is launched) anyone experiencing the same problem?
[12:02] <TuGa> ActionParsnip, ok tks
[12:02] <Emry> rebooting to test something
[12:03] <mambokurt> is someone here who can tell me how to switch to vesa drivers?
[12:03] <alan__> hi guys i need help with Ubuntu
[12:03] <F-3000> Is it possible to enable post-attached mouse in PS/2-port after Ubuntu has fully loaded?
[12:04] <hateball> !ask | alan__
[12:04] <alan__> somebody can help me?
[12:05] <F-3000> alan__: Explain your problem, then see if anyone can help you.
[12:05] <alan__> I need help with my wireless conecction
[12:05] <alan__> hello Terminator_
[12:05] <rumpel2> just explain your problem with some relevant infos  (version, vendor, etc.)
[12:06] <ActionParsnip> alan__: explain your situation all on one line with what you have tried as well as symptoms and we can advise
[12:07] <alan__> I got conection but i can connect to internet for wireless
[12:07] <F-3000> I attached PS2-mouse into my PC after Ubuntu has booted. How I tell Ubuntu to enable it?
[12:07] <penigma_> hi, how to remove all subdirs named .svn from command line [recursively ] ?
[12:07] <ActionParsnip> alan__: ok, can you ping web pages by name?
[12:07] <alan__> i try but nothing happned
[12:08] <powertool08> penigma_: rm -rf *.svn
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> powertool08: that will also remove files matching the name
[12:08] <rumpel2> no... not rm
[12:08] <alan__> in this moment i'm connected for RJ45
[12:08] <alex87> hey guys, i'm running the nvidia driver, and part of my screen sometimes goes black for a few seconds. it seems roughly related to the content
[12:09] <ActionParsnip> penigma_: find -type d .svn -exec rm -rf {} \;
[12:09] <ActionParsnip> rumpel2: create  a test folder first with some sub dirs
[12:09] <prodigel> ActionParsnip, with or withou framebuffer I get the same result
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> rumpel2: to test the command, once you are satisfied, run it on the true data
[12:10] <TheFunkbomb> has anyone done a dual boot between windows 7 and 9.04?
[12:10] <rumpel2> ActionParsnip, not me ^^
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> rumpel2: well its your data. your call. remember the eula
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> ;)
[12:11] <rumpel2> no... it wasnt my question
[12:11] <rumpel2> you meant penigma_
[12:11] <driss_> hi all please help me to install package tar.gz
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> driss_: what is the name of the file?
[12:11] <edi_99> Hi. When I try to zoom to fulscreen youtube videos in mozilla/konqueror, my comp just fades to black and freezes. How can I fix this?
[12:11] <driss_> oky 10x
[12:12] <mleung> I had done doul boot with windowxp and ubuntu 7.10 before and you need to install xp befor you insatll ubutu.
[12:12] <F-3000> Is it possible to make a mouse to work in PS/2 connector that is attached after Ubuntu has booted?
[12:12] <ActionParsnip> driss_: ?
[12:12] <ActionParsnip> driss_: can you give me the name of the file please
[12:12] <driss_> subtitleeditor-0.31.0.tar.gz
[12:12] <demon_> !deb
[12:12] <alan__> somebody speak spanish?
[12:13] <demon_> what was the command to run deb file
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> !info subtitleeditor
[12:13] <driss_> actionparsnip here it is subtitleeditor-0.31.0.tar.gz
[12:13] <F-3000> !spanish
[12:13] <mattycoze> hey guys I've got a problem with the ubuntu keyring in 8.10
[12:13] <mattycoze> unfortunately it won't recognise any password i put in there
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> driss_: tar zxvf subtitleeditor-0.31.0.tar.gz
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> driss_: does the one in the repo not work for you?
[12:13] <driss_> thank you
[12:14] <driss_> no i want to test with this one to ha ve an idea about tar.gz
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> ok, well it is in the repo, just marginally older
[12:14] <mattycoze> does anyone know how to reset/fix the ubuntu keyring; it's not recognising my passwords :(
[12:15] <driss_> actionparsnip i did it
[12:16] <driss_> it exract the file
[12:16] <driss_> what can i do next
[12:16] <penigma_> powertool08: doens't work
[12:16] <penigma_> ActionParsnip: your code also doen't work
[12:16] <gartral> how can i make a partition NOT auto mount on insert?
[12:16] <powertool08> penigma_: Do you get an error?
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> driss_: read the contents and readme files
[12:17] <powertool08> driss_: You can also search the forums/google for "install from source"
[12:17] <penigma_> powertool08: no, command looks like executed but no sub dir was removed
[12:17] <powertool08> driss_: And you'll need to apt-get build-essentials to compile if you haven't already
[12:18] <zyzy> hi does anyone know which version of flightgear is in the repo?
[12:18] <gartral> !info flightgear
[12:18] <codytyler> whats up
[12:19] <zyzy> does that mean its 1.0 instead of 1.9 (which says on the website)?
[12:19] <powertool08> penigma_: try without the * I thought you meant you had several folders name example1.svn example2.svn etc and wanted to delete them all at once.
[12:19] <gartral> !hi | codytyler
[12:19] <driss_> configure: error: Your intltool is too old.  You need intltool 0.35.0 or later
[12:19] <driss_> here is my probleme mr
[12:19] <codytyler> hello
[12:19] <demon_> dpkg need an action option what is this
[12:19] <driss_> i install the last one and it gave me the same eror
[12:19] <penigma_> powertool08: also doen't work
[12:20] <ikonia> penigma_: what do you want to do ?
[12:20] <powertool08> penigma_: Also, rm -rf wouldn't delete subdirectories and leave the main directory, not sure if thats the goal or not.
[12:20] <gartral> how can i make a partition NOT auto mount on insert?
[12:20] <penigma_> ikonia: remove all subdirs named .svn
[12:20] <driss_> driss@driss-desktop:~/subtitleeditor-0.31.0$
[12:20] <penigma_> recursively
[12:20] <ikonia> penigma_: rm -rf .svn
[12:21] <penigma_> ikonia: no this doesn't work
[12:21] <ikonia> penigma_: why?
[12:22] <penigma_> it doen't remove subdirs
[12:22] <powertool08> penigma_: Maybe you need to specify the full path?
[12:22] <ikonia> penigma_: if course it will, it
[12:22] <driss_> make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found.  Stop. i don't know what to do
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> penigma_: its gonna involve find -type d to make sure the thing deleted is a folder
[12:22] <ikonia> driss_: what are you trying to build ?
[12:22] <egeforum> hey
[12:22] <egeforum> I m from Turkey
[12:22] <gigasoft>  i have problem with Workspace Switcher, how to reinstall it or install another one, any help?
[12:22] <egeforum> is there man from ,Turkey
[12:22] <ikonia> !tr
[12:23] <Kartagis> can I use - (dash) in aliases?
[12:23] <driss_> i've got this eror first configure: error: Your intltool is too old.  You need intltool 0.35.0 or later.
[12:23] <gigasoft> !me
[12:23] <ikonia> driss_: what ar eyou trying to install ?
[12:23] <rumpel2> penigma_,   find . -type d -name '.svn' -print0 | xargs -0 rm -rdf
[12:23] <gigasoft> !bih
[12:23] <Kartagis> driss_, upgrade it
[12:23] <peterloorke> egeforum: yes
[12:23] <driss_> subtitleeditor-0.31.0 tar.gz
[12:23] <driss_> how please help me
[12:24] <driss_> i'm new in ubuntu
[12:24] <ikonia> driss_: on moment please.
[12:24] <qetuR> hey, my Panel is acting strange, it just jumps up and down all the time, and i cant do antthing with it
[12:24] <driss_> ok take ur time 10x
[12:24] <qetuR> alt + f2 doesn't work at all either
[12:24] <penigma_> rumpel2: thanks :) your code help
[12:24] <qetuR> just disapear
[12:25] <korogiannos> Is there some software to cache files, when they change, from an ftp server to be shared localy (either samba or ftp)
[12:26] <ikonia> driss_: http://home.gna.org/subtitleeditor/ this product ?
[12:26] <driss_> thank you
[12:26] <driss_> ikonia
[12:26] <ActionParsnip> driss_: http://www.getdeb.net/release.php?id=4244
[12:26] <ikonia> driss_: no, I'm asking if that's the product you want to use ?
[12:26] <driss_> yes
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> driss_: theres a getdeb version, if you upgrade your system you WILL need to remove it or it most likely will cause issues
[12:27] <driss_> but my probleme is to make it install
[12:27] <driss_> action.. i have 9.04
[12:27] <ActionParsnip> driss_: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[12:27] <driss_> oky
[12:27] <driss_> thanks
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> driss_: you will also need to get the -dev files for all its dependancies
[12:28] <ikonia> ActionParsnip: it's in the repo !3~
[12:28] <driss_> action ihave juste configure it ,it's oky to exit terminal now
[12:28] <ikonia> ActionParsnip: he doesn't need to compile it
[12:28] <driss_> or it make a crash
[12:28] <ikonia> driss_: you don't need to compile it
[12:29] <rob0917> hey all
[12:29] <ikonia> driss_: http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/subtitleeditor
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> ikonia: the 0.31 version?
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> !info subtitleeditor jaunty
[12:29] <ikonia> 0.21
[12:29] <driss_> i have deb version but i would like to kow how to install package tar.gz
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> ikonia: thats why s/he's compiling
[12:29] <driss_> that's my probleme
[12:29] <ActionParsnip> ikonia: most likely
[12:29] <ikonia> ActionParsnip: how do you know ?
[12:30] <d0gmaz> hello i have a general noob linux question, i need to duplicate a directory with and keep the owner and policies the same how can i do that?
[12:30] <ikonia> ActionParsnip: he's just said he's brand new to ubuntu - suggesting compiling something blindly isn't great
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> ikonia: it was briefly discussed earlier
[12:30] <ikonia> ActionParsnip: especially without knowing the history
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> ikonia: true
[12:30] <DJJeff> anyone good with BIND9 NAMESERVER and hostnames? http://i40.tinypic.com/nvwiur.png
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> ikonia: i did ask if s/he had triedthe repo one but it sounded like an experiment with compiling
[12:31] <korogiannos> is there a script to copy files from an ftp server whenever they change or new ones are added?
[12:31] <Idhan> how can I know if my system is i686 or i386?
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> korogiannos: sounds like you want rsync
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> Idhan: uname -a
[12:32] <linduxed> im in need of help with the following http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1148608 , ive googled and tried many things but i have not yet heard a whisper from my comp
[12:32] <Idhan> ActionParsnip: thanks
[12:32] <Jack_Sparrow> linduxed Please include a description of the problem with your link
[12:32] <Idhan> ActionParsnip: what is the different between i386 and i686?
[12:32] <elky> ActionParsnip, please stop telling people to compile stuff without taking experience level or other risks into consideration.
[12:33] <Idhan> *difference
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> Idhan: if your cpu is more than say 15 years old it will be i386, modern 32bit CPUs all support i686
[12:34] <korogiannos> ActionParsnip: thanyou. I'll check it out
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> elky: very little risk in compiling, a configure can fail....
[12:34] <Jack_Sparrow> Idhan cpu architecture
[12:34] <elky> ActionParsnip, there's plenty of risk of traumatising the user and confusing them unnecessarily.
[12:34] <gartral> how do i tell what proc extensions my machine support (like sse/mmx)
[12:34] <linduxed> Jack_Sparrow: will do
[12:35] <Idhan> ActionParsnip, Jack_Sparrow: thanks
[12:35] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> elky: well i did ask and s/he wanted to compile and was aware of the repo version, what else can i do
[12:35] <driss_> you do you best action i have my responsibilt
[12:35] <linduxed> ive got no sound in 9.04 even though i installed alsa-1.0.19 just like i did in 8.10 (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1148608), ive googled and tried many things but i have not yet heard a whisper from my comp
[12:35] <driss_> i have ubuntu in 2 pc
[12:36] <driss_> one i do it for testing programs
[12:36] <gartral> linduxed: its time to start using OSS
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> driss_: theres an older version on the repo. I suggest you use that. If there is a bugfix in the newer version or you just fancy some fun there is nothing stopping you from compiling your own atall
[12:37] <Guest76810> hi there
[12:37] <linduxed> gartral: 1. why so? 2. i dont really want to since i know the sound worked perfectly in intrepid
[12:37] <Jack_Sparrow> !newest
[12:37]  * gartral compiles his own nexuiz
[12:37] <driss_> thank you brother
[12:37] <driss_> brb kiss
[12:37] <linduxed> Jack_Sparrow: was that !newest directed at me?
[12:38] <driss_> exit
[12:38] <Jack_Sparrow> linduxed No, just general per the current discussions
[12:38] <Jack_Sparrow> driss_ /part
[12:38] <driss_> :) he cmd exit not working in irk lol
[12:38] <gartral> linduxed: i just dislike alsa.. ive never had an installation of any OS that had alsa working realtime... always SO choppy... OSS just works
[12:38] <powertool08> driss_: trying to quit irc? try "/quit"
[12:38] <driss_> oky 10x :)
[12:38] <driss_> quit
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> driss_: type       /quit
[12:39] <powertool08> driss_: Don't forget the slash /
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> yay
[12:39] <usser> gartral, bsd's have a sane sound system that just works
[12:39] <gartral> usser: i'm waiting for haiku to be a tad more stable :)
[12:39] <elky> ActionParsnip, i'd much prefer you warn them against it, not talk them into it. if they insist off their own bat, give them a full and proper explanation and advice rather than blase 'get -dev files'
[12:39] <linduxed> gartral: ive never really tried oss, but as i said, alsa worked perfectly in intrepid so im quite angry with the fact that an upgrade to jaunty has messed my sound for seemingly no reason
[12:40] <Jack_Sparrow> linduxed /join #alsa
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> elky: s/he wanted to leave before i got chance. i was pretty much gonna handhold the whole way through, but you knew that didnt you
[12:41] <linduxed> Jack_Sparrow: will do, but this is more of a Ubuntu problem really, since the stuff worked without any problems at all in Intrepid
[12:41] <linduxed> Jack_Sparrow: I really dont feel like downgrading
[12:41] <Jack_Sparrow> Understood, but alsa usually is better and alsa help
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> elky: ive been coming in here long enough to know that many users arent expert but many want to try something other than just use the repos and debs, and i'm happy to assist in that.
[12:42] <internet> jjj
[12:42] <internet> hiii
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> elky: makes people feel more comfortable with there system if they do someting more than just use synaptic and click around
[12:43] <davidf88> hi internet
[12:43] <gartral> how do i tell what proc extensions my machine support (like sse/mmx)
[12:43] <Jack_Sparrow> internet Welcome Do you have a ubuntu support question?
[12:43] <hmw> can i make the Gnome Panels _not_ "always on top"?
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> gartral: cat /proc/cpuinfo
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> gartral: check the flags output ;)
[12:44] <ActionParsnip> you can even: cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep flags
[12:44] <Idhan> someone that wants stability should install only ubuntu x.10 version of the system?
[12:44] <Jack_Sparrow> Idhan What..? No
[12:45] <Klone> Hello
[12:45] <elky> ActionParsnip, rarely. very rarely.
[12:45] <Jack_Sparrow> Idhan I personally keep my everyday system one revision behind..
[12:46] <iceroot> Idhan: should install lts :)
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> elky: ive found it personally after helping tonnes of folks
[12:46] <Rishab> hey all
[12:46] <Idhan> Jack_Sparrow: I am going to the same conclusion right now, just problem with my system on 9.04
[12:46] <Idhan> on 8.10 works everything just fine
[12:47] <alex87> anyone know how to fix the tearing with the nvidia drivers?
[12:47] <odinsbane> My cursor in qt programs messes up after it blinks a few times.  Anybody else have that trouble?
[12:47] <Jack_Sparrow> Idhan It isnt a problem to setup an extra partition to have your stable release while testing the latest and whatever else you would want to try
[12:47] <lanoxx-> im looking for a page that explains the purpose of the /boot files that ubuntu uses, can anyone suggest anything? i know that the vmlinuz is the kernel image, but what is abi for?
[12:47] <elky> ActionParsnip, and i've been in these channels longer than you and i can tell you for fact that it only confuses them. you might talk them into thinking it's better, but you create bad habits that cause much grief down the track.
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> alex87: is vsync on?
[12:47] <vegombrei> hi how do i share my pc's contents over a local wifi network?
[12:47] <Rishab> http://mibbit.com/pb/xChOJu this is the error msg while installing oracle express 10g in linux
[12:47] <alex87> ActionParsnip, yes, in a few locations (a couple places in the nvidia control and in compiz)
[12:47] <Jack_Sparrow> !samba
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> elky: if they are aware of the repos and want to compile, i will help  them
[12:48] <Emry> How do I tell xubuntu to mount USB drive writable?
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> Emry: what filesystem does it use
[12:48] <Rishab> Is there any way to increase my swap memory at run time
[12:48] <Emry> ext3
[12:48] <Jack_Sparrow> ActionParsnip Please drop the topic, or take it to PM or to ops
[12:48] <Idhan> Jack_Sparrow: does grub automatically the right entries for windows on my two linux ?
[12:48] <Emry> The automounter mounts it, but it mounts it read only. ^^
[12:48] <ActionParsnip> Jack_Sparrow: done and done
[12:48] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[12:49] <Jack_Sparrow> Idhan Our installer will and the last install of ubuntu will have the active /boot
[12:49] <Rishab> can any one tell me how to increase the swap memory ??
[12:49] <vegombrei> is ubottu an actual person?
[12:49] <hmw1> I installed Cairo-Dock, but it seems broken: Chaning the theme has no effect. Did I forget something?
[12:49] <khensthoth> vegombrei: No
[12:49] <Jack_Sparrow> Rishab Increase the size of the swap partitin
[12:49] <Emry> ActionParsnip, ext3.  It automounts, but it does so read only.
[12:50] <ActionParsnip> Emry: try: mount -o remount -w /dev/<partition name>
[12:50] <Rishab> Jack_Sparrow how it can be done run time
[12:50] <vegombrei> sometimes it gets a little overwhelming
[12:50] <gartral> !ubottu | vegombrei
[12:51] <Jack_Sparrow> Rishab If you are needing more swap, look into adding memory
[12:51] <angry> who has managed to install a ati radeon 9550 driver on ubuntu 9.04 please pm
[12:52] <Emry> ActionParsnip, Doesn't seem to have any effect.  Do you know which config files DBUS or HAL uses for automounting files in a default install?
[12:53] <smileybri> A while back I upgraded to OpenOffice.org 3 on my Ubuntu 8.10 laptop. I just realized that I don't have Base. It shows up in Synaptic, but I have no shortcuts and no New > Database options
[12:53] <blue_printf> does anybody know if it is posible to and how i can do some movie controlling (next pause prev soundup) in php for a playing movie
[12:53] <smileybri> Now I really need Base and I don't know how to install
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> Emry: /etc/fstab can be used
[12:54] <Pici> blue_printf: Try asking in ##php
[12:54] <asf> hi. got a problem. Install kubuntu 9.04 on a machine with windows xp but grub won't load giving an error 17. Can anyone help?
[12:54] <khensthoth> smileybri: Is openoffice.org-base installed?
[12:54] <asf> hi. got a problem. Install kubuntu 9.04 on a machine with windows xp but grub won't load giving an error 17. Can anyone help?
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> Emry: you will need to use the blkid of the device to identify it if you use that, or ou could manually unmount it and then manually mount it user writable
[12:55] <smileybri> it says so in Synaptic, but I can't find it anywhere
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> !info base
[12:55] <asf> hi. got a problem. Install kubuntu 9.04 on a machine with windows xp but grub won't load giving an error 17. Can anyone help?
[12:55] <Pici> !repeat | asf
[12:56] <blue_printf> Pici, ##php keeps giving me an overflow error, so i figured i'd ask here
[12:56] <ActionParsnip> !grub | asf
[12:57] <Emry> ActionParsnip, What is a blkid ?
[12:57] <jeroome> !help
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> !blkid | Emry
[12:58] <Emry> ActionParsnip, Would I add that info to the fstab?
[12:58] <smileybri> features like New > Database are not available so Base is apparently not working properly
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> Emry: you can make a new entry for it yes
[12:58] <smileybri> again, I had installed OO3
[12:59] <khensthoth> smileybri: If you type in terminal , does base works? "ooffice -base"
[12:59] <Pici> blue_printf: You need to register to join that channel. php programming is offtopic for here.
[12:59] <Pici> !register > blue_printf
[13:00] <smileybri> Command not found
[13:00] <JohnN> managed to screw up startx so slim keeps looping back to the login... anyway to get back to a prompt so I can uninstall slim and try and fix?
[13:00] <celephais> Ciao, se faccio un raid1 con due dischi identici ho vantaggi in lettura?
[13:00] <khensthoth> smileybri: what about "ooffice -writer"
[13:00] <hateball> !it | celephais
[13:00] <smileybri> writer works fine
[13:00] <smileybri> so does calc
[13:00] <celephais> Hi, if i do a raid1 with two identical disks do i have advantage in reading speed?
[13:01] <ActionParsnip> JohnN: could boot to recovery root console and resolve it there
[13:01] <blue_printf> Pici, is that new? never had to do that before. but thanx!
[13:01] <alexandernst> Hi. Could somebody tell me the repository for kernel updates? I wan't to upgrade to 2.6.29 (I'm on kubuntu 9.04)
[13:01] <JohnN> hmm... esc for menu during boot?
[13:01] <smileybri> I only relised the issue because I am trying to print lables in writer from a list in calc, and all the directions say I have to use base
[13:01] <smileybri> well, New > Database is not an option
[13:01] <adac> I have no history anymore on the bash, can someone tell me how to activate that again?
[13:02] <khensthoth> smileybri: If the command is not found for base, maybe it isn't installed, isn't installed correctly?
[13:02] <alex87> is there a known issue with black being rendered to parts of my screen occasionally? (9.04)
[13:03] <smileybri> Maybe, but it is in Synaptic as installed. I even asked Synaptic to reinstall which it did. And it still does not work.
[13:03] <vegombrei> asf: did you find a solution?
[13:03] <asf> vegombrei: no I didn't((
[13:03] <parapanghelescud> I have a problem installing Ubuntu 9.04 on a system with Windows on it ....can someone tell if i have a drive with C/D/E partitions how should I set-up ubuntu let's say ..on the second partiton (D) when this partition is already NTFS ??
[13:04] <L3dPlatedLinux> ok I had a issue with gadmin-proftpd on 8.10 and tried on 8.04 and its works fine there
[13:05] <rob0917> hi all
[13:05] <Severian> parapanghelescud, Are you prepared to delete the D: drive completely?
[13:05] <vegombrei> asf: why dont you edit grub?
[13:06] <JohnN> ActionParsnip: cheers... can't believe I didn't spot that... slim removed just need to get it to go straight into X with out login manager
[13:06] <Emry> ActionParsnip, Now I am trying to remember the drive option to make it rewritable.  :P
[13:06] <Emry> readwritable rather.
[13:06] <Pici> alexandernst: There is no official repository for kernel updates.  We rarely (never) release updates that will upgrade ones kernel to a new version.
[13:06] <Pici> !latest > alexandernst
[13:06]  * Emry goes to read man mount
[13:06] <parapanghelescud> Severian > could I speak with you in private conv ??
[13:06] <ActionParsnip> JohnN: nice
[13:06] <Severian> parapanghelescud, sure
[13:06] <parapanghelescud> cool
[13:07] <vegombrei> LOL
[13:07] <JohnN>  can get it into X just loads of stuff doesn't work because of permissions
[13:07] <alexandernst> Pici: Thanks, but what if I want to upgrade to 2.6.29? How can I do that?
[13:08] <Pici> alexandernst: You may be able to find a PPA with that available, or you'd have to compile it yourself.
[13:08] <Emry> carefully?  ^^
[13:08] <rafe> my
[13:08] <khensthoth> alexandernst: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ *Might break things.
[13:08] <alexandernst> Pici: Ok, I'll try to find a ppa. Thanks
[13:08] <rafe> j #ubuntu-my
[13:08] <alexandernst> khensthoth: "Might break things" ? :S
[13:09] <defrysk> alexandernst, i believe howtoforge has a howto for compilng a kernel in ubuntu
[13:09] <MaWaLe> please : how to make LP automatically identify me when i commit a change from bzr?
[13:09] <robert__> besides games what can ubuntu do that windows can?
[13:09] <khensthoth> alexandernst: Well, just a warning, just in case. I installed the latest kernel yesterday without any problem. =)
[13:10] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Hi all; I think my laptop is blocking frequently due to extremely high temperature. It's a toshiba satellite m50  laptop and I *never* hear the fan. It's off. I recall there are modules to set-up for toshiba satellite laptops
[13:10] <coz_> robert__,  it can just about everything windows can and more  ...you have much greater control over your system with linux
[13:10] <gordonjcp> how can I disable the keyring prompt when I start up Evolution?
[13:10] <ActionParsnip> robert__: linux can game awesomely
[13:10] <robert__> tell me more
[13:10] <ActionParsnip> robert__: penumbra, urban terror, frets on fire, doom3
[13:11] <DASPRiD> acantha, enemy territory: quake wars
[13:11] <alexandernst> defrysk: Yeah, I bet they have some how-to, but I prefer .deb ;)
[13:11] <robert__> I'll try them
[13:11] <gordonjcp> quak!
[13:11] <alexandernst> khensthoth: Ah, ok ^^ Thanks!
[13:11] <gordonjcp> quake, even!
[13:11] <coz_> robert__,  well I cant take up channel time with a monologue about linux/ubuntu ...essentially ..as you get familiar with linux...you will find that you can do just about everything you wished windows could :)
[13:11]  * gordonjcp is playing his way through original Quake using the darkplaces engine ;-)
[13:11] <alexandernst> khensthoth: So, how can I add the repo? deb http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/   ?
[13:12] <khensthoth> alexandernst: Not sure. You can just download the .deb from there.
[13:12] <robert__> thank you
[13:12] <Le-Chuck_ITA> robert__: all the installed packages are managed trough a centralised system that works extremely well. The default desktop contains a chat program that chats more or less with every existing protocol, an office suite and a bittorrent client. You can set-up an ssh server in a couple of clicks and emulating windows from linux in virtualbox works much better than the opposite ;)
[13:12] <alexandernst> khensthoth: Ah, ok. Thanks
[13:12] <coz_> robert__, it is more than worth the learning curve   you will become quite attached to linux's capabilities
[13:13] <coz_> robert__,  on top of all all of you applications are free :)
[13:13] <robert__> I'm liking it already
[13:13] <khensthoth> alexandernst: You will need the header-generic for your system, header-all, and image-generic for your system for each kernel you want
[13:14] <Glowball> Is there an easy way to reset the whole GUI to default?
[13:14] <khensthoth> alexandernst: Install the 3 together, and you will have a grub entry for that. When you boot, you will probably be booted to the new kernel.
[13:14] <Glowball> (GNOME)
[13:14] <alexandernst> khensthoth: Ok, I'll have a look at it ;)
[13:14] <robert__> going to test out ubuntu ,bye
[13:14] <Glowball> So just the GUI, I don't want to completely re-install
[13:14] <khensthoth> Glowball: Delete everything in your /home/yourname.
[13:14] <coz_> robert__, the fact that software is free is definitly more attractive than windows   ... there are a few things that both mac and windows still excell over linux with and ..in my opinion.. those would be mainly music composition
[13:14] <Le-Chuck_ITA> khensthoth: Glowball: delete everything that starts with a "." and is not ".." or just ".", in your home, these are hidden files
[13:15] <gordonjcp> coz_: I use Linux for music composition
[13:15] <khensthoth> Glowball: Le-Chuck_ITA is right.
[13:15] <Le-Chuck_ITA> coz_: graphics and music, that is, the place where users almost never are developers :)
[13:15] <Glowball> And things I know that have nothing to do with it, like .amsn I guess?
[13:15] <tavi> can i see a website trought proxy in ubuntu?
[13:15] <gordonjcp> coz_: I haven't found any software on the Mac that I actually can use
[13:16] <Le-Chuck_ITA> coz_: gordonjcp: what do you use for music composition? Once upon a time I just used soundtracker as a mixer. Ardour looks pretty
[13:16] <Emry> ActionParsnip, :P I obviously put the fstab line in wrong, it now says that I am not privileged to mount the drive.
[13:16] <khensthoth> Glowball: Just in case, backup first, and create a new user so you can login to the new user and fix things.
[13:16] <coz_> gordonjcp, on mac probably not   but on windows i have several  I cannot run on linux one is Corel Painter
[13:16] <gordonjcp> Le-Chuck_ITA: ardour
[13:16] <gordonjcp> coz_: I haven't tried Windows
[13:16] <Le-Chuck_ITA> gordonjcp: and for synthesis (e.g. drums, keyboards)
[13:16] <scizo> what is windows?
[13:16] <ActionParsnip> Emry:  try a reboot
[13:16] <coz_> gordonjcp, well painter is the ONLY application on all platforms that recreates natural media although  mypaint on linux is darn close
[13:16] <gordonjcp> Le-Chuck_ITA: mostly hardware
[13:17] <tavi> someone help me?
[13:17] <gordonjcp> Le-Chuck_ITA: I don't like softsynths, even though I've written a couple ;-)
[13:17] <Glowball> And now.. reboot?
[13:17] <tavi> i want to see something on a site trought proxy
[13:17] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: clearly you can delete only the .gconf* and .gnome* files
[13:17] <tavi> how i put a proxy on ubuntu?
[13:17] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: logout
[13:17] <Le-Chuck_ITA> login
[13:17] <gordonjcp> !proxy
[13:17] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: wait a sec
[13:17] <Le-Chuck_ITA> it is beter
[13:17] <khensthoth> Glowball: Yup.
[13:17] <gordonjcp> bah, not so helpful
[13:17] <Emry> ActionParsnip, Will in just a moment, does this look right?  UUID=07d78419-7db5-44f2-a5b0-3cbd35336eec  /media/usb   ext3    defaults,user,rw    0    0
[13:18] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: gconfd is still running; it will save your settings again when it dies.
[13:18] <tavi> soneone?
[13:18] <tavi> someone?
[13:18] <tavi> help me?
[13:18] <gordonjcp> !patience | tavi
[13:18] <darthanubis> !flood
[13:19] <odinsbane> I'm having trouble with my cursor, it doesn't redraw properly in qt apps.  I suppose it is a bug?
[13:19] <khensthoth> tavi: Add it through Firefox or System > Preferences > Network Proxy
[13:19] <Le-Chuck_ITA> tavi: just out of curiosity: did you try to find it by yourself?
[13:19] <Glowball> Le-Chuck_ITA: So I have to kill it first?
[13:19] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: yes but
[13:19] <Le-Chuck_ITA> if you kill it
[13:19] <darthanubis> Le-Chuck_ITA, of course not
[13:19] <Le-Chuck_ITA> I bet it respawns
[13:19] <tavi> well i do not handle linux well
[13:20] <antonio_> Hello people! i'm using a guide written for hardy, and on a passage it asks me to go into "System -> Administration .
[13:20] <SmileDay> Help... Totem closes as movie file play.
[13:20] <tavi> i do not need a web[roxy
[13:20] <antonio_> c Hello people! i'm using a guide written for hardy, and on a passage it asks me to go into "System -> Administration -> network" but into 9.04 i'havent that choice!
[13:20] <darthanubis> !help
[13:20] <coz_> antonio_,  what is the gude for and do you have a link?
[13:20] <coz_> guide
[13:20] <tavi> cause ask me about flash player
[13:20] <darthanubis> !ask
[13:20] <Le-Chuck_ITA> tavi: the system is designed to be extremely easy to use, so just try to do things before asking :) it will improve your ability to deal with computers in general. You'll see it is much easier than windows to set up a proxy for example
[13:20] <antonio_> coz_, is in italian.. i dont know if you'll understeand it...
[13:21] <coz_> antonio_,  give me the link
[13:21] <antonio_> ok
[13:21] <SmileDay> Help...  Did you check if it respawned?
[13:21] <kostodo> if I want to share a usb drive to my windows machines, whats the best filesystem to format it in?
[13:21] <kostodo> 500gb drive
[13:21] <tavi> what did you understand darthanubis
[13:21] <tavi> ?
[13:22] <antonio_> coz_, i'm into the part "Aggiungete un host virtuale al vostro server LAMP " (try to find it)
[13:22] <Glowball> No respawn apparently..
[13:22] <darthanubis> tavi, sorry, I don't speak your language
[13:22] <Glowball> Relogging :)
[13:22] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: my best advice would be in any case to log out, go to console, kill all your processes and then delete the files from there; however if it's not respawning, try to remove any remaining file and relog
[13:22] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: first check that .gconfd does not exist
[13:22] <coz_> antonio_,  ok it says to go to system/administration/Network
[13:23] <coz_> antonio_,  let me see here
[13:23] <khensthoth> kostodo: FAT32 or NTFS. FAT32 cannot store files larger than 4GB though.
[13:23] <Emry> brb
[13:23] <Glowball> Ah, grap
[13:23] <antonio_> yeah i know :D but i have not that choice into system/administrarion
[13:23] <Glowball> .gconfd is back..
[13:23] <gordonjcp> Le-Chuck_ITA: as to softsynths, I use specimen for samples, fluidsynth for soundfonts, and whysynth, Xsynth-DSSI, the Calf plugins, nekobee and nekostring (which I wrote) and some experimental plugins I haven't released yet
[13:23] <kostodo> khensthoth, NTFS gave me problems when mounting though
[13:23] <Glowball> Just as the process
[13:23] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: because when you killed it, gconfd wrote its config back
[13:23] <Glowball> I probably forgot to renew the list
[13:23] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: delete it again
[13:23] <Glowball> The process is back.
[13:24] <khensthoth> kostodo: What problem?
[13:24] <Le-Chuck_ITA> gordonjcp: I said synthesis, I actually meant something like "composition using notes and synthesised or sampled instruments" :) Like midi or tracker
[13:24] <kostodo> khensthoth, let me get it for you
[13:24] <JohnN> screw it re-install time
[13:25] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: I told you :) Reboot, so everything is killed. Then do not log in in gnome, but in console, and delete your files from there. There is no good procedure to do this from the GUI right now.
[13:25] <gordonjcp> Le-Chuck_ITA: oh, I use seq24 for that
[13:25] <gordonjcp> Le-Chuck_ITA: but I hate sequencing on computers, anyway
[13:25] <Glowball> Then could you give me the command? :$
[13:25] <Glowball> I'm a GUI noob :x
[13:25] <coz_> antonio_,  I see what you mean hold on  let me search  vedo..permettetemi  di ricerca
[13:26] <Glowball> (Quite new to Linux, yes)
[13:26] <gordonjcp> Le-Chuck_ITA: mostly for sequencing I use my Alesis MMT-8 or the sequencer in my EPS
[13:26] <gordonjcp> Le-Chuck_ITA: but this is shading to -ot
[13:26] <antonio_> thanks a lot coz_ :)
[13:26] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: first you do ctrl+alt+f1, then you insert username and password, then you use "rm .gnome* .gconf* -rf"
[13:26] <zaggynl> !audio
[13:26] <Glowball> Ty
[13:27] <Le-Chuck_ITA> gordonjcp: ok just a last one :) When you use seq24 do you then export files to wav and import them in audacity? Then what about synchronisation? I can do that by hand but it's not so easy
[13:29] <kostodo> khensthoth, okay no mount error now (after formatting again), but i cant get write permissions
[13:29] <JohnN> anyone recommend a good guide to slimming down xubuntu (9.04)
[13:29] <Emry> How slim are we talking?  :P It is supposed to be the slim distro.  ^^;
[13:29] <coz_> antonio_, non riesco bene "Network"...vorrei chiedere nel here     ... let me ask here
[13:29] <Le-Chuck_ITA> guys I think I am in serious trouble: my fan is NOT turning on on my laptop in jaunty.
[13:30] <JohnN> P3 600, 128MB
[13:30] <kostodo> khensthoth, write permissions to the share i mean, i can write just fine to it direct through ubuntu
[13:30] <antonio_> ok coz :D however you can speak english, i'll understeand :) you dont need to translate :)
[13:30] <coz_> hey guys   underl this tutorial...http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Hardy_it#Internet_e_lo_sviluppo_Web...it is suggesting to go to system/preference/network  however in 9.04 that doesnt exist anylonger ...what is the replacement location?
[13:30] <_Krishna_> Hi
[13:31] <khensthoth> kostodo: That I am not too sure. Sorry about that.
[13:31] <_Krishna_> Orkut opens and works well in epiphany.... but not in firefox.... i refreshed many times... cleared my cache ..... but still, orkut wont load ... why ?
[13:32] <kostodo> Anyone know why I wouldnt have write permissions to a NTFS share (external usb drive) ?
[13:32] <scizo> cause no root?
[13:32] <scizo> or u closed it wrong
[13:32] <antonio_> coz_, i'll solve the problem if you know any apache beginner guide... cause everything is happening because i'm trying to use apache :)
[13:33] <mrpinky> hey, is there a way to make an xterm window go full-screen?
[13:33] <hmw1> kostodo: you mounted it as root probably
[13:33] <scizo> ctrl alt F2?
[13:33] <JohnN> Emry: xubuntu is quick enuff once I get rid of gdm service and a few others, but I'm giving the machine to a 'normal' person so a text login and then typing startx mighht be beyond them
[13:33] <duryodhan> scizo: lol
[13:33] <scizo> what?
[13:33] <duryodhan> JohnN: crunchbang ?
[13:33] <JohnN> ?
[13:34] <mrpinky> another terminal is no good :( I need to make a windowed xterm in gnome go full-screen.... impossible? :(
[13:34] <duryodhan> I don't think ctrl+alt+f2 is what he was looking for .for fullscreen
[13:34] <scizo> why u want it fullscreen
[13:34] <coz_> antonio_,  I understand but I am not skilled with apache things   .. I can understand the italian but  cannot fine "network" under administration
[13:34] <Pici> mrpinky: iirc there is a gnome-terminal menu option for going fullscreen.
[13:34] <szonek> hi
[13:34] <szonek> how can i change time zone in console without interactive mode? (i tried dpkg-reconfigure tzdata -f noninteractive but it just displays current timezone?)
[13:34] <duryodhan> JohnN: have you looked at the crunchbang linux distribution ? it is based on ubuntu but uses openbox .. it should be much faster
[13:35] <Emry> JohnN,  I see.  ^^
[13:35] <duryodhan> szonek: man date
[13:35] <ranf> coz_, right click on nm-applet
[13:35] <Emry> Are there any display managers that are very light weight?
[13:35] <duryodhan> Emry: fluxbox
[13:35] <heltav> i can never get Ubuntu going
[13:35] <antonio_> coz_, it's ok :) thakns a lot for your time!
[13:35] <scizo> duryodhan how do i get compiz on windows?
[13:35] <duryodhan> JohnN: look at fluxbuntu too
[13:35] <coz_> antonio_,   try here   http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Jaunty#LAMP_server_installation
[13:35] <coz_> antonio_,  it is in enlgish and for ubuntu jaunty
[13:35] <duryodhan> scizo: no idea
[13:35] <scizo> aw
[13:35] <JohnN> duryodhan: any light distro I've tried seems to hide the picking of wireless access points for some reason
[13:36] <Glowball> Damn, apparently that wasn't the solution...
[13:36] <scizo> i thought i could tease u XD
[13:36] <antonio_> uuu good :D thanks!
[13:36] <Glowball> Well, the problem is that my appearance manager isn't recognizing my themes anymore
[13:36] <mrpinky> Pici, there is --full-screen, thanks!
[13:36] <szonek> duryodhan: i would like to change *time zone*, not time
[13:36] <heltav> I have 50/50 Vista/Ubuntu. I have wireless going on Windows. But I can't get cable to work so I can get internet with Ubuntu which I need to install wireless for Ubuntu. Isn't wireless to cable just switching to it? I need to reconfigure stuff?
[13:36] <coz_> antonio_,    buona foruna  :)
[13:36] <JohnN> suppose if I could persude networkmanager and it's applet onto them....
[13:36] <duryodhan> JohnN: no reason why it should .. and anyways .. try wicd , it is lightweight app to enable picking of wireless distro ...
[13:36] <coz_> antonio_,  buona fortuna
[13:36] <antonio_> thanks coz_
[13:36] <duryodhan> JohnN: I have never used fluxbuntu, crunchbang linux etc... ask in #fluxbuntu and #crunchbang
[13:37] <coz_> antonio_,  no problem
[13:37] <heltav> I can't get better resolution than 800*600,why not?
[13:37] <JohnN> fluxbuntu still on 7.04?
[13:37] <duryodhan> JohnN: err ..not wireless distro .. wireless network
[13:37] <duryodhan> sorry
[13:38] <duryodhan> JohnN: I don't think its appropriate to discuss fluxbuntu etc. on this channel please use the respective channels
[13:38] <Le-Chuck_ITA> heltav: what network card? what video card?
[13:39] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: did it reset your settings?
[13:39] <kostodo> So how to I make sure my USB drive is not being mounted as ROOT?
[13:39] <surf_speed> hi all i have problem with my realtek sound card in ubuntu
[13:39] <Glowball> Yes, it did
[13:39] <Glowball> But it didn't fix my problem
[13:39] <Glowball> Glowball> Well, the problem is that my appearance manager isn't recognizing my themes anymore
[13:39] <darthanubis> JohnN, you could have found out faster with a google search
[13:39] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: did you install custom themes? Not that I know anything about ti
[13:39] <darthanubis> why do people hate google?
[13:39] <odinsbane> JohnN: fluxbox is in the repos for 9.04
[13:39] <Le-Chuck_ITA> darthanubis: the answer is obvious
[13:39] <Glowball> It started when I (manually) updated GTK+
[13:40] <scizo> people are lazy
[13:40] <Pici> !ot | darthanubis
[13:40] <scizo> spam all questions to darth XD
[13:40] <darthanubis> Pici, will you stop stalking me
[13:40] <surf_speed> any one could help me please to solve my probleme
[13:40] <Pici> scizo: This is a support channel, please stop with the random comments.
[13:40] <darthanubis> Pici, nothing was "random" about it
[13:41] <szonek> how can i change time zone in console without interactive mode? (i tried dpkg-reconfigure tzdata -f noninteractive but it just displays current timezone?)
[13:41] <ElPana> cual es el xat en español
[13:41] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Pici: let's mantain the atmosphere friendly, please.
[13:41] <vluser> how does one go about creating a .dev package?
[13:41] <vluser> .deb i mean
[13:41] <S_A> Hi! ubuntu uses splashy or usplash ?
[13:41] <JohnN> darthanubis: been all over google, tried 10-15 light distros just nothing as friendly a ubuntu...
[13:41] <Pici> S_A: usplash
[13:41] <szonek> S_A: usplash
[13:41] <Dr_Willis> szonek:  if you knew the right timezone you could just alter /etc/timezone
[13:41] <JohnN> anyways over to flux
[13:41] <_ruben> vluser: the Debian New Maintainer's Guide would be a decent start
[13:41] <heltav> Le-Chuck_ITA: Realtek
[13:42] <darthanubis> JohnN, I meant to find out what version they are at
[13:42] <Pici> !newpackage > vluser
[13:42] <heltav> vidoe card i dont know
[13:42] <Glowball> Le-Chuck_ITA: My GUI is ugly, since I (manually) updated GTK+
[13:42] <Le-Chuck_ITA> heltav: it's an ethernet not a wifi then I guess?
[13:42] <darthanubis> JohnN, last time I joined their channel it said 8.10
[13:42] <Pici> !es | ElPana
[13:42] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: ah... I know what you mean but from where did you take gtk+?
[13:42] <darthanubis> JohnN, If you want small ubuntu-like OS try anti-x
[13:43] <FrankQC> oh
[13:43] <FrankQC> Hi
[13:43] <Le-Chuck_ITA> heltav: lspci in console and find your video card
[13:43] <Glowball> http://www.gtk.org/download-linux.html
[13:43] <adnc> hello, does someone know if there is any progress with the intel graphics driver on ubuntu?
[13:43] <szonek> Dr_Willis: yeah but i think it needs something more to notice the change
[13:43] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: then maybe the protocol to acquire system settings changed (I mean the gconf protocol). Better ask on their irc servers (irc.gnome.org but don't know which channel)
[13:43] <Dr_Willis> szonek:  proberly some service resart.  but im not sure what one.
[13:43] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: but why on earth did you update gtk+
[13:44] <FrankqCC> Test
[13:44] <Glowball> I don't remember :P
[13:44] <FrankQC> Test
[13:44] <Emry> duryodhan, Does fluxbox have a login manager though? :P
[13:44] <Pici> FrankQC: we see you
[13:44] <FrankQC> =)
[13:44] <FrankQC> Which should I use
[13:44] <FrankQC> xchat or konversation
[13:44] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: then my advice is to return to ubuntu's gtk and have the problem fixed :)
[13:44] <darthanubis> FrankQC, use what you like
[13:45] <Glowball> Le-Chuck_ITA: Obviously. Do you know by hard what version it was?
[13:45] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: packages.ubuntu.com knows better than me :) But just uninstall your custom one and do apt-get install --reinstall gtk or whatever the package is called
[13:45] <Le-Chuck_ITA> or do that from synaptic.
[13:46] <odinsbane> Glowball: maybe you were missing dependencies when you compiled it?
[13:46] <heltav> but how can I get better resolution?
[13:46] <heltav> 800*600 is yuck
[13:46] <mrpinky> does anybody know how to pause gnome-terminal so I can access the context menu? (context menu disapppears when terminal is updated, and terminal is constantly updated)
[13:46] <Glowball> odisbane: After a check, I was indeed missing dependencies, but now I've installed them all, recompiled and re-installed, without any result
[13:46] <odinsbane> heltav you can try xrandr and it will show you the available display modes.
[13:46] <Le-Chuck_ITA> heltav: I think that the system may be using some "vesa" driver instead of the one for your video card. That may be by mistake (that is, a bug) or because your video card is unsupported
[13:47] <odinsbane> Glowball: did you include all of the header files for the deps. as in the -dev ?
[13:47] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: there are funnier things in life than changing the very heart of your distribution and then trying to get it fixed :)
[13:47] <Glowball> Le-Chuck_ITA: So I might better re-install?
[13:48] <ranf> mrpinky, Ctrl+S maybe
[13:48] <Le-Chuck_ITA> reinstall ubuntu packages after uninstalling yours I mean. Unless you have a good reason to have the latest.
[13:48] <mrpinky> ranf, win, thanks :D
[13:49] <Glowball> I am thinking of a re-install tbh. This is giving me a headache
[13:50] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: reinstalling the whole ubuntu, if you keep the home dir, is a one-hour job
[13:50] <ruanl> I am in ubuntu 9.04 when i turn off my computer there is a beep something wrong?
[13:50] <Glowball> Less, tbh :P
[13:50] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: copy /etc/apt, and have synaptic save your full package selections
[13:50] <heltav> odinsbane: int he shell i just do : xrandr?
[13:50] <Glowball> Le-Chuck_ITA:  Back-up it in my home dir?
[13:50] <m3dlg> can i easily make my installed ubuntu 9.04 into the netbook release as an ungrade?
[13:50] <KEBA1> whats the font dir of a user in eeebuntu 8.10 (aka netbook remix)? locate fonts | grep /home just findes /home/mario/.gnome2/share/fonts (and some dirs in the near of this dir), is THAT the font dir?
[13:51] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: after reinstall, copy back /etc/apt, update and reload the list of packages. Glowball yes, but, ehm, is your home partition separate from /? If not you'll loose both on re-format
[13:51] <Glowball> Yes, it's separate ;)
[13:52] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: then following the procedure above you'll recover everything you installed using apt. BTW the information on manually installed and automatically installed packages would be lost; you can save it because it's in the file /var/lib/apt/extended_states
[13:52] <erUSUL> !fonts | KEBA1
[13:52] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: that you'd copy AFTER having reinstalled all your packages. I repeat: save the list with synaptics and don't forget to check the checkbox saying to save the complete system state
[13:52] <linduxed> i installed newer versions of packages from a PPA, how do i revert to the official versions?
[13:53] <mrpinky> hey, how can i pipe continuously updating text to a terminal window? i tried "cat 'blah' | gnome-terminal", but it didn't work
[13:53] <erUSUL> mrpinky: tail
[13:53] <KEBA1> erUSUL: k, thx
[13:53] <m3dlg> can i easily make my installed ubuntu 9.04 into the netbook release as an ungrade? OR would I have to reinstall?
[13:53] <khensthoth> linduxed: Is there any entry in Synaptic?
[13:53] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: if you really have nothing better to do why not writing a simple python app automatising that! :)
[13:54] <Glowball> Because I don't know Python? :P
[13:54] <linduxed> khensthoth: what do you mean by entry? i can see the installed packages?
[13:54] <khensthoth> linduxed: Yup
[13:54] <linduxed> khensthoth: *no ? on the end
[13:55] <odinsbane> heltav: typing xrandr will show your display modes
[13:55] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: then be doomed with your gtk+ upgrades :) :)
[13:56] <linduxed> khensthoth: i dont understand
[13:56] <Glowball> Damn
[13:56] <Glowball> Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module": libcanberra-gtk-module.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[13:56] <Glowball> I can't even gksudo nautilus..
[13:57]  * Emry kicks his computer a few time "WORK $%#"$%"#$!" :P
[13:57] <mrpinky> erUSUL, thanks :D
[13:57] <erUSUL> mrpinky: no problem
[13:57] <odinsbane> Glowball: did you install gnome while you were running gnome?
[13:57] <odinsbane> er gtk?
[13:57] <Glowball> Yes..
[13:57] <Emry> :/  It mounts the drive, but it mounts it read only.... GAH!  ^^;;
[13:58] <odinsbane> emry does the hardrive have a switch on it?
[13:58] <recon691> just wondering , is there a laptop specific live cd for 9.04?
[13:58] <robert__> ubuntu rocks
[13:58] <Pici> recon691: Nope
[13:59] <JuJuBee> Anybody here use atheros wifi chipset?
[13:59] <Emry> O.o The hard drive is just a normal drive.
[13:59] <Glowball> odisbane: Any idea that is easier? Otherwise I'm going to re-install now...
[13:59] <odinsbane> Emry: are you using mount.
[14:00]  * Emry goes to test something that might make him feel real dumb....
[14:00] <odinsbane> Glowball: I would re-install
[14:00] <Glowball> Ok, then I'm going to do it too ;)
[14:00] <Glowball> Cya, guys
[14:00] <Glowball> Probably in about an hour
[14:00] <brian_> hello im new
[14:00] <FrankQC> Does anyone know of a good proxy from Canada?
[14:00] <JuJuBee> Anybody willing to help me get my atheros wifi cart working?  I have been reading docs and not having any luck.
[14:01] <brian_> what is it doing
[14:01] <JuJuBee> not working
[14:01] <brian_> what is your operating system
[14:01] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: is it turned on?
[14:01] <DJones> !ubuntu | brian_
[14:01] <FrankQC> Ubuntu is also funded by Canonical
[14:01] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: yes, works under windows fine.  Using jaunty KDE
[14:01] <FrankQC> So it's a company-linux
[14:02] <FrankQC> As well as public
[14:02] <brian_> i know that i was asking the person with the wireless card reader problem
[14:02] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: if your using 9.04 atheros cards should work.
[14:02] <JuJuBee> *should*
[14:02] <FrankQC> Wow ever since 9.04 came out people have been complaining of problems
[14:02] <brian_> have you installed the restricted drivers for the wireless card
[14:02] <FrankQC> Maybe I did a good thing by staying with 8.04lts
[14:02] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: Network Manager shows wlan0 as not updated yet but enabled.
[14:02] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: try lshw and see what driver your card is using, it should be Ath9K
[14:03] <m3dlg> can i easily make my installed ubuntu 9.04 into the netbook release as an ungrade? OR would I have to reinstall?
[14:03] <jabb69> hi all
[14:03] <jaggerjack> anyone know where to go for apple related ubuntu questions other than ##apple?
[14:03] <FrankQC> m3dlg: Do you have 8.04 already installed on the Netbook?
[14:03] <rumpel2> m3dlg, its sufficent to install the netbook-packages...
[14:03] <jabb69>  http://www.marie-wird-entjungfert.net/?uid=348184
[14:03] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: is this on a laptop?  Does the laptop let you turn the wireless card on and off?
[14:03] <brian_> does anyone know how to get cube Atlantis working in jaunty
[14:04] <m3dlg> frankqc: no I have 9.04, just thgink a customised instal for the hardware in question might be less trobklesome
[14:04] <diskin> what channel is more appropriate to ask about ext3 issues in Jaunty?
[14:04] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: yes on laptop using ath9k.
[14:04] <m3dlg> rumpel2: how do i do that?
[14:04] <Emry> odinsbane, I figured out the problem... It was an ID0T error.
[14:04] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: is it on, as in does the wireless light come on?
[14:05] <rumpel2> m3dlg, look for netbook-remix an which packages are special (6 i guess), install the packages.. .voila
[14:05] <FrankQC> Does anyone know of any good Canadian proxy servers?
[14:05] <m3dlg> thanks guys, will do.
[14:05] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: OK, now I feel really dumb.  ifconfig shows wlan0 has ip from my wifi routter.
[14:05] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: My assu has a setup and I couldn't turn the wireless card on with the button.
[14:05] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: yes it is on.
[14:05] <JuJuBee> I leave it on
[14:06] <JuJuBee> I have asus also
[14:06] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: so its working?
[14:06] <JuJuBee> Hmm, seems to be, but network manager doesn't show it has IP address.
[14:06] <mrpinky> hey, i just took the blue pill - does anybody know a program that reads continuous streaming text from stdin and displays it in green, like the matrix? i tried piping the text gnome-terminal and roxterm, but neither of them seem to read/display from stdin.
[14:06] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: a good test is iwlist wlan0 scan
[14:06] <JuJuBee> Ah, sees AP
[14:07] <babio> i have a 40" lcd tv collegated to my laptop.....is possible to increase the output resolution??? i have an ati mobility radeon x600
[14:07] <JuJuBee> route -n shows a route to it also now
[14:07] <JuJuBee> how do I specify an interface to use for ping?
[14:07] <mrpinky> i should add, i also tried piping the text to tail, but it is not very realtime :(
[14:08] <linduxed> this is stupid
[14:08] <odinsbane> mrpinky: cat will
[14:08] <odinsbane> mrpinky: though I don't know about the green part
[14:08] <Dr_Willis> heh - set the gnome-terminal font text to green
[14:09] <ArSeN> http://www.marie-wird-entjungfert.net/?uid=393718
[14:09] <ArSeN> http://www.marie-wird-entjungfert.net/?uid=393718
[14:09] <ArSeN> http://www.marie-wird-entjungfert.net/?uid=393718
[14:09] <vegombrei> i want to be able to share files via a wifi network .. none of the machines are windows .. but all mac and ubuntu .. read about samba but man samba only talks about windows networks .. is there an easier way to do this without samba?
[14:09] <FloodBot1> ArSeN: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:09] <linduxed> when i choose to force a version of alsa in synaptic (i want to go down from a PPA version) at the forcing of some packages it demands to remove all kinds of seemingly nonrelated apps like vim and wesnoth
[14:09] <mrpinky> odinsbane, cat works fast, but doesn't seem to respect the ctrl+H clear screen :(
[14:09] <odinsbane> vegombrei: openssh-server then you can use sftp
[14:09] <donavan_> help I cant get nautlius to open any of my places like home/desktop and nothing shows up on my desktop when I downloaded it...   i reinstalled nautlius but still nothing ... just gives me a error saying nothing is registed to handle this application
[14:09] <DJones> Pici: Can I message you
[14:10] <Pici> DJones: sure
[14:10] <mrpinky> odinsbane, and it's not in green :(
[14:10] <JuJuBee> I found it.  but ping -I wlan0 <IP_ADDRESS> (AP IP address) host is unreachable
[14:10] <vegombrei> odinsbane: how do i do that? could you walk me thru it?
[14:10] <mrpinky> odinsbane, i suppose if i am so dedicated, i can write a program to do it, i just wanted to check such a thing does not exist, like a fancy configurable "cat"
[14:10] <odinsbane> vegombrei: apt-get install openssh-server; thats it, then your computer is an ssh server.
[14:11] <odinsbane> vegombrei: I don't know windows well enough to tell you how to make an sftp place look like a hard drive.
[14:11] <angry> ive installed ati driver after the guide https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver (faith makes it that the example given there is like my video card 9600) ive configured the xorg file how it says there .. but error when starting X (no screens found) can someone help ?
[14:12] <odinsbane> angry: do you have a backup xorg file?
[14:12] <angry> yes odinsbane
[14:12] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: How do I switch to using my wifi connection rather than my wired?  I used to use kwifimanager to switch back and forth.
[14:12] <odinsbane> angry: have you tried that?
[14:13] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: I don't know, I think you can disable your ethernet connection, or you could use ifconfig eth0 down.
[14:13] <vegombrei> nobody uses windows here .. all on mac or ubuntu
[14:13] <angry> tyed what ?
[14:13] <royalwarecast> can anyone tell ,
[14:13] <ale_> hallo.. I'm trying ot compile my program but I have this error:/usr/include/c++/4.3/cmath:110: error: ‘::acos’ has not been declared.. how is it possible?
[14:13] <royalwarecast> can anyone tell me the address of the gnome i18n project?
[14:14] <donavan_> vegombrei ... I do
[14:14] <donavan_> what did you need
[14:14] <babio> how can i add a 1920x1080 resolution on my ubuntu to use my tv full screen?
[14:14] <khensthoth> royalwarecast: http://www.gnome.org/i18n/
[14:14] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: any idea why a ping to my wifi ap fails?  I have a route to it.
[14:14] <vegombrei> odinsbane: i installed openssh server .. does that mean i can share files off the desktop thru my macs?
[14:15] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: nope
[14:15] <angry> odinsbane, try what?
[14:15] <rumpel2> vegombrei, jes... with a sftp-client...
[14:15] <rumpel2> yes
[14:15] <odinsbane> angry: tried using the backup xorg config file.
[14:16] <angry> it works .. but no graphic driver ..
[14:16] <angry> i need to configure the xorg file how it says there
[14:16] <vegombrei> rumpel2: could you recommend a good one?
[14:16] <angry> to get the driver to work
[14:16] <rumpel2> vegombrei, not for mac
[14:16] <{g}> Hey People! Is there meanwhile a way to install ubuntu without burning a CD? Im running Ubuntu 7 here and would like to install Ubuntu 9 in another partition. Is there a way?
[14:16] <odinsbane> angry: I missed that step, I thought my graphics driver was working.
[14:17] <vegombrei> rumpel2: no my desktop is ubuntu ... all other computers in the house are mac and ubuntu .. how do i fileshare?
[14:17] <angry> i installed the driver .. but the video performances are very low
[14:17] <DJones> !install | {g}
[14:17] <vegombrei> rumpel2: no my desktop is ubuntu ... all other computers in the house are mac and ubuntu .. how do i create a filesharing network?
[14:17] <jaggerjack> samba?
[14:17] <FrankQC> Why use Ubuntu rather than Debian?
[14:17] <DJones> {g}: Ubottu's links will give you details of how to install via usb or via a net install
[14:18] <vegombrei> jaggerjack: thats for windows
[14:18] <FrankQC> DJones&{g}: Net Install is really nice; give it a try -- You need Internet during installation I believe
[14:18] <rumpel2> vegombrei, i thought you chose openssh-server...
[14:18] <odinsbane> FrankQC: it is easier to setup.
[14:18] <Maximo> what is the channel for Mac?
[14:18] <FrankQC> odinsbane: Once it's set up which one would you recommend?
[14:18] <maxoo> hi, anyone can i get any helpp installing Grub2 ?
[14:19] <jaggerjack> ah
[14:19] <jaggerjack> why couldn't you use it for mac as well?
[14:19] <rikkardo> anyone: does iphone sync work with jaunty?
[14:19] <vegombrei> rumpel2: yes i did .. im quite sure i have to configure openssh server in some way to file share in a wifi network?
[14:19] <bz> what's up preople?
[14:19] <jaggerjack> maximo: i was told ##apple but no one in there is around as far as I can tell
[14:19] <odinsbane> FrankQC: no clue.
[14:19] <Maximo> any place to buy a Used_Mac....( I also use Ubuntu main desktop)...
[14:20] <recon691> FrankQC: have heard that ubuntu is more friendly for people who never used Linux distro before, but never having used dedian cannot vouch for this beeing true :)
[14:20] <donavan_> is there a better filemanager than nautilus
[14:20] <khensthoth> vegombrei: You might want to read this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHHowto
[14:20] <rumpel2> vegombrei, usually ... no ... after installation you should login via useraccounts... just try it
[14:20] <bz> can you guys hear me?
[14:20] <Maximo> jaggerjack: thanks alot letme try that
[14:20] <grawity> bz: Yes, we can
[14:20] <odinsbane> vegombrei: once you setup your openssh server on your other computer you can add a network drive and I think you can find sftp as a protocol
[14:20] <Kate_344> Hello , I need help please , i installed (by compiling) package named "IRSTLM" (its a tool for processing text for statical use.. ) after i compiled the source files i got msg : Set IRSTLM environment variable with path to irstlm " how can i do that ?
[14:20] <bz> gracias
[14:20] <rumpel2> vegombrei, should work
[14:20]  * grawity so wanted to answer "No we can't"
[14:20] <bz> multidistro.com online!
[14:20] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: I made a change to my ap and now laptop will not see it with iwlist wlan0 scan
[14:20] <vegombrei> khensthoth: thanks i think this might help
[14:20] <JuJuBee> no more IP either.
[14:21] <royalwarecast> khensthoth, then how can I  find the PO files?
[14:21] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: I don't know what an ap is.
[14:21] <bz> anybody try Ubuntu-SE?
[14:21] <khensthoth> royalwarecast: PO?
[14:21] <Dr_Willis> Kate_344:  edit the .bashrc or .bash_profile   and use teh command 'export IRSTLM='/path/to/the/thing'
[14:21] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: sorry, Access Point
[14:21] <odinsbane> vegombrei: you also might want to create a user account for sharing files.
[14:21] <FrankQC> Everyone: If you can try staying with kernel 2.6-24-23; I've been getting problems with 2.6-24-24
[14:21] <Dr_Willis> Kate_344:   bash basics. :) that will set ot up when the user logs in.  or theres system wide configs for the same thing also.
[14:22] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: does any other computer see the wireless network now?
[14:22] <Glowball> Back, and freshly installed
[14:22] <{g}> FrankQC: where is information about netinstall?
[14:22] <khensthoth> Glowball: That was quick.
[14:22] <bz> anybody wanna help test my creations at multidistro.com?
[14:22] <grawity> bz: Not here.
[14:23] <Glowball> Le-Chuck_ITA: How did you say I could get all my applications back?
[14:23] <CAiRO> hi
[14:23] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: yes, and can connect and get IP
[14:23] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: did you save the list of installed packages by synaptic?
[14:23] <Glowball> Copy them back to etc/apt ?
[14:23] <JuJuBee> windows laptop
[14:23] <CAiRO> i'm using encfs to encrypt my data but is there a way to protect the directory with the encrypted data so i don't accidently overwrite it?
[14:23] <royalwarecast> khensthoth, i mean the documents that can be translated into different languages
[14:23] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: but it still doesn't show up with the sudo iwlist wlan0 scan
[14:23] <Dr_Willis> Kate_344:  that file gets read at login, so it  wont take effect  unless you reread/source the file.
[14:23] <kostodo> I'm trying to install lamp-server, but I get a blue terminal saying "Please wait" and stuck at 0%
[14:23] <jaggerjack> anyone here have ubuntu installed on a macbook pro?
[14:24] <kostodo> its been like that for over 30mins
[14:24] <Glowball> Le-Chuck_ITA: You mean extended_states ?
[14:24] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: wasn't but now it is.
[14:24] <{g}> wow, all these "no cd" ways of installing ubuntu seem extremely complicated.
[14:24] <ale_> hallo.. I'm trying ot compile my program but I have this error:/usr/include/c++/4.3/cmath:110: error: ‘::acos’ has not been declared.. how is it possible?
[14:24] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: still no IP address
[14:24] <khensthoth> royalwarecast: No idea. Sorry.
[14:25] <hxl> hi there ,
[14:25] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: no I mean one of the passages that I told you: save the list of installed packages using synaptic and don't forget to check the checkbox to save the full system state...
[14:25] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: I don't know about having 2 ip addresses.
[14:25] <hxl> i downloaded cairo-dock 2 and plug-ins after reinstallation, but plug-ins don´t want to be installed: "error: dependency is not satisfiable: libetpan13
[14:25] <royalwarecast> khensthoth, you are welcome
[14:25] <Glowball> Le-Chuck_ITA: Oh. Crap? :$
[14:25] <hxl> whats the problem?
[14:25] <Glowball> Damn :P
[14:25] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: will not harm putting those checkboxes again by hand ;)
[14:25] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: shouldn't be a problem, used to have it working fine with old laptop.  One on eth0 and one on wlan0
[14:26] <Glowball> I guess so?
[14:26] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: maybe network manager doesn't do it automatically, you can try dhclient wlan0 to see if you get an ip
[14:26] <tomlee263> pirolocito?
[14:26] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: Synaptic has a tooll to save the current selection or optionally the full package selection to a file. If one saves also /etc/apt to save repositories, then synaptic will be able to reinstall the whole system harmlessly
[14:26] <koskers> Hello
[14:27] <tomlee263> ?
[14:27] <Glowball> Well, but I forgot to save the selection
[14:27] <Glowball> So I'm screwed :P
[14:27] <skudi> hi all
[14:27] <Le-Chuck_ITA> Glowball: yes it was for the sake of completeness
[14:27] <hxl> rremark.com) 加入了 #ubuntu
 pirolocito?
[14:27] <hxl> * jmacsal<EMAIL_ADDRESS>加入了 #ubuntu
 Glowball: Synaptic has a tooll to save the current selection or optionally the full package selection to a file. If one saves also /etc/apt to save repositories, then synaptic will be able to reinstall the whole system harmlessly
 Hello
[14:27] <FloodBot1> hxl: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:28] <Glowball> Worst thing is... My sound isn't working out-of-the-box
[14:28] <Glowball> It took me 3 days last time...
[14:28] <Glowball> :(
[14:28] <unixluser> hello does anyone have a hal fdi policy to address keyboard delay/repeat that they can share?
[14:28] <gundam_rx78nt1> has anybody else been experiencing "HOST SUM MISMATCH" errors when updating your distro?
[14:28] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: no luck
[14:28] <gundam_rx78nt1> has anybody else been experiencing "HOST SUM MISMATCH" errors when updating your distro?
[14:29] <JuJuBee> DHCPDISCOVER on wlan0 is failing.
[14:29] <gundam_rx78nt1> I have tried to update my box and keep receiving this error.
[14:29] <odinsbane> JuJuBee: is the essid/ap configured correctly with iwconfig.
[14:29] <gundam_rx78nt1> I was wondering if it was just my box/network or was it widespread.
[14:30] <iceroot> gundam_rx78nt1: you mean HASH SUM MISMATCH and not HOST
[14:30] <diskin> anyone had ext3 corruptions in Jaunty?
[14:30] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: actually, no, but I set it in Network Manager "manage connections".  Where should I be configuring my connections/interfaces?
[14:30] <gundam_rx78nt1> iceroot, yes, sorry about that.
[14:32] <iceroot> gundam_rx78nt1: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=4952791&postcount=10
[14:33] <recon691> is it worth while/safe using ext4 over ext3?
[14:34] <Hymnosis> not yet
[14:34] <danbhfive> anyone know how to fix errant startup items?  The items were set with the "remember running applications when logging out" option.  I turned it off, and and now the apps keep starting
[14:34] <Hymnosis> wait for the next version
[14:34] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: Yiipppeeee.  Got it working.  Guess I have to do things the old fassioned way (CLI).
[14:34] <recon691> sure :)
[14:35] <the7thmagus1> hey, every time I start a game in full screen, my monitor goes blank and says "Frequency Out of Range"
[14:35] <the7thmagus1> can anyone tell me what to do?
[14:35] <Le-Chuck_ITA> recon691: worthwile but not safe :)
[14:36] <jaggerjack> sounds like your refresh rate is to high
[14:36] <jaggerjack> or resolution
[14:36] <jaggerjack> its one of the two
[14:36] <Le-Chuck_ITA> How do I tell pidgin not to show a notification when contacts appear online? I can't find that in the preferences
[14:36] <recon691> think safe comes first when selecting file system. will stick with ext3 :)
[14:37] <Shadow_Sam> hi all. how do I change the default python2.6 on ubuntu 9.04 to python2.5? because apache when run django it's using python2.6 :(...
[14:38] <khensthoth> Le-Chuck_ITA: Are you talking about the new NotifyOSD in Jaunty? You do not want the notification there?
[14:38] <Le-Chuck_ITA> khensthoth: not when contacts log in and out... I liked it but it's too frequent
[14:39] <gnu-dio> the new hardy updates from last night broke all my accounts. Now I can't gui log in to any account without selecting "failsafe gnome". Anyone have an idea how to fix it?
[14:39] <khensthoth> Le-Chuck_ITA: Yup.Plugins, Libnotify Popups
[14:39] <Le-Chuck_ITA> khensthoth: thanks
[14:39] <khensthoth> Le-Chuck_ITA: No problem.
[14:40] <kostodo> I'm stuck on Installing Packages 0%
[14:40] <kostodo> just says Please Wait...
[14:40] <kostodo> been like that for over 30mins
[14:40] <JuJuBee> odinsbane: thanks for the assistance.
[14:41] <kostodo> i did: sudo tasksel install lamp-server
[14:41] <kostodo> its just sitting there
[14:42] <kostodo> Any ideas?
[14:43] <Le-Chuck_ITA> ok guys
[14:43] <SJGarrett> join
[14:43] <SJGarrett> connecr
[14:43] <JohnN> ?
[14:43] <Neconide> SJGarrett: Try adding a '/'?
[14:43] <JohnN> :)
[14:43] <Le-Chuck_ITA> I want to be able to say that ubuntu is productive. Today, I am only struggling with bugs. Can somebody tell me how to have evolution rebuild its database. It keeps saying to me that it can't update the folder "bugs" (how ironic) because the database file is malformed
[14:44] <recon691> kostodo: stop it and try again maybe
[14:44] <NeedHelpGuy> help help
[14:44] <gundam_rx78nt1> iceroot, it still does the same thing.
[14:45] <gundam_rx78nt1> It fails with  the same error.
[14:45] <NeedHelpGuy> Can someone help me out with apache. im totaly newbie & noob T.T
[14:45] <Neconide> NeedHelpGuy: What do you need help with?
[14:46] <NeedHelpGuy> I download and installed apache
[14:46] <linduxed> if ive added a custom repo with updates to a lot of packages, installed the updates, and now want to go back to the official-repo-versions, how do i do that?
[14:46] <NeedHelpGuy> and i duno how to get started
[14:46] <Neconide> NeedHelpGuy: Tried Google yet?
[14:46] <NeedHelpGuy> Neronie: ya ,httpd ? i cant find it >.<
[14:46] <kostodo> recon691, tried a few times now.. no joy
 go to the browser and type localhost, should say it works!
[14:47] <yao_ziyuan> i autostart "update-notifier" in my kde desktop. however, it always starts with update-manager too. how do i let it not show up update-manager at startup?
[14:47] <kostodo> Is it possible to install LAMP from the Ubuntu CD?
[14:47] <recon691> NeedHelpGuy: the manual probably has a "getting started" section to :)
[14:47] <NeedHelpGuy> Failed to Connect
[14:47] <NeedHelpGuy> zz
[14:47] <Neconide> NeedHelpGuy: Did you even start Apache?
[14:47] <iceroot> kostodo: i dont think to that apache mysql and php are on cd
[14:47] <NeedHelpGuy> how
[14:48] <Neconide> What version are you using?
[14:48] <NeedHelpGuy> Neconide :2.2.11
[14:48] <Neconide> What happens in terminal when you type sudo apache2?
[14:48] <mnop> kostodo if you have server version, then  yes
[14:49] <NeedHelpGuy> apache2 command not found
[14:49] <foreplay> is there any way to add a boot option to the grub menu ?
[14:49] <Neconide> NeedHelpGuy: try sudo /etc/init.d/apache start
[14:49] <NeedHelpGuy> nec:wait i try...
[14:49] <Hymnosis> i need help with a dvd movie. when i play the dvd on movie player it plays the intro before going to the main menu and then it says "Could not open location; you might not have permission to open the file" what to do?
[14:50] <NeedHelpGuy> nec:command not found
[14:50] <NeedHelpGuy> hmm
[14:50] <Glowball> -_-
[14:50] <Glowball> Re-adding my applications
[14:50] <Glowball> It crashes at W...
[14:50] <Pici> NeedHelpGuy: How did you install apache?
[14:50] <Neconide> NeedHelpGuy: try ls /etc/init.d/
[14:50] <heltav> so i did xrandr that just gave me the resolutions available
[14:50] <heltav> bow can i change so i can get higher resolution?
[14:51] <Neconide> NeedHelpGuy: and tell me if theres anything beginning with "apache" in the folder.
[14:51] <NeedHelpGuy> nec:i installed apache with ./configure > make >sudo make install
[14:51] <NeedHelpGuy> i dun see anything with apache
[14:51] <Hymnosis> apache should be in the srv folder
[14:52] <Neconide> hymnosis: right
[14:52] <Pici> NeedHelpGuy: Is there a particular reason that you compiled apache from source instead of installing the verion from the Ubuntu repositories?
[14:52] <Hymnosis> i need help with a dvd movie. when i play the dvd on movie player it plays the intro before going to the main menu and then it says "Could not open location; you might not have permission to open the file" what to do?
[14:52] <NeedHelpGuy> pici:no im newbie to linux
[14:52] <NeedHelpGuy> i saw a tar file so i download
[14:53] <mnop> NeedHelpGuy : sudo ./usr/local/sbin/apachectl start
[14:53] <Pici> !software > NeedHelpGuy
[14:53] <Pici> !lamp > NeedHelpGuy
[14:53] <NeedHelpGuy> ok
[14:53] <Neconide> NeedHelpGuy: ubottu is a bot. lol
[14:53] <NeedHelpGuy> -.-
[14:53] <NeedHelpGuy> i thought whats wrong with ubotuu
[14:53] <NeedHelpGuy> lol
[14:54] <unixluser> hello does anyone have a hal fdi policy to address keyboard delay/repeat that they can share?
[14:54] <Pici> NeedHelpGuy: You should read the links that ubottu gave you to understand how to install software in Ubuntu and how to setup an apache server.  Installing frome source for a new user isn't really a good idea.
[14:56] <Hymnosis> could anybody help me to play a dvd movie? please?
[14:56] <NeedHelpGuy> ok
[14:57] <Neconide> NeedHelpGuy: Please type the users name you are trying to talk to before you begin typing an answer/suggestion/comment. Otherwise, it can cause confusion.
[14:57] <pepperjack> NeedHelpGuy: you can use tab key to autocomplete name so you dont have to type whole thing
[14:58] <recon691> Hymnosis: is this a commercial dvd? have you installed the dvd decoder library ?
[14:59] <fiendishfish> Hi, I'd like some help with some sound problems. Basically, I am using a sound card with a C-Media chipset, and the module is loaded (snd-cmipci) and everything looks ok. Alsamixer recognises it fine and such. But when I go to play sound, nothing happens. I have adjusted the volume levels in Alsamixer, but still no sound :(
 its an original dvd i guess i have installed the dvd decoder
 is it the gstreamer or something
[15:00] <Neconide> Anyone know how to forge SYN headers with Scapy?
[15:01] <{g}> Hey People! I would like to install Ubtuntu. But I dont have a recordable CD. Can I use a DVD+R instead?
[15:01] <Abracadabra> Hi
[15:01] <Abracadabra> when in CLI, and plugging a USB key, how do I know where it is and how to mount it ?
[15:01] <jtaji> {g}: yes
[15:01] <Neconide> {g}: Yes.
[15:01] <DASPRiD> [gquit]bombadil, yes
[15:01] <DASPRiD> {g}, yes
[15:01] <recon691> Hymnosis: it would be libdvd2css
[15:02] <pepperjack> {g}: yes or take a look at unetbootin  there is a windows version and linux build available for download.  -used to put on usb drive
[15:02] <{g}> Abracadabra: "fdisk -l" will show you some devices
[15:02] <recon691> Hymnosis: opss libdvdcss2
[15:02] <{g}> Abracadabra: "mount" will show you mounted devices
[15:02] <tuna-fish> is there some way to get a list of how the grub sees my devices?
[15:02] <{g}> Abracadabra: "mount /dev/cdrom /media/cdrom" will mount the device "cdrom" to the mountpoint "media/cdrom"
[15:03] <{g}> pepperjack: i read about 15 minutes into "how to install ubuntu without a cd" and gave up.
[15:03] <pepperjack> {g}: this is just a little app that has a drop down for which distro you want and it does all the work putting it on a usb for ya
[15:04] <Abracadabra> {g}: ty
[15:04] <pepperjack> {g}: you can either select from the dropdown or point it to a iso file you downloaded
[15:04] <usr_masse> Is it possible to switch from Gnome DE to the KDE DE?
[15:04] <shadeslayer> hi i seem to have lost my alt+tab functionality
[15:04] <{g}> pepperjack: where is that app?
[15:04] <pepperjack> usr_masse: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop and choose which you want to load at login screen
[15:04] <{g}> When I burn Ubuntu onto a DVD, will a normal CD-reader be able to boot from it?
[15:04] <jtaji> {g}: no
[15:05] <Dr_Willis> {g}:  burning a cd image to a dvd disk? ive never had that work
[15:05] <jtaji> {g}: must be a dvd reader
[15:05] <pepperjack> {g}: {g} http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net.   no that is the link if you have a usb stick
[15:05] <{g}> jtaji: argh... im lost.
[15:05] <tapia> Hi
[15:05] <usr_masse> pepperjack: thanks alot and I assume there is a opposite command if I want to switch back to gnome or is the option presented to me before login?
[15:05] <echo_mirage> on boot xfce says "no Exec command found in script" and i get no session. what can i do? it might be the consequence of an imcomplete dist-upgrade
[15:05] <Dr_Willis> unetbootin is veryu very handy
[15:05] <jtaji> {g}: try unetbootin as suggested, very easy
 do you know the source, because the package is not available when i try apt-get install
[15:05] <tapia> I have dual head, using the ATI fglrx driver
[15:05] <pepperjack> usr_masse: you can have both at same time.  it is just a choice at login.  the size increase will only be like 700MB at most but if you want to remove one or the other you can
[15:05] <Abracadabra> {g}: either download a DVD iso of Ubuntu (if there is one) or use unetbootin (although I have only used it for USB devices)
[15:05] <{g}> jtaji, pepperjack: i dont use gui software and i dont use random software from the net. so i guess i will have to go buy a CD.
[15:06] <tapia> everithing works fine, but when I maximize a window or switch some app to fullscreen, 1/3 of the window remains out of the monitor
[15:06] <pepperjack> {g}: its a sourceforge link
[15:06] <tapia> could someone help me?
[15:06] <pepperjack> !unetbootin | {g} we support it
[15:06] <Neconide> {g}: If you think something on sourceforge may be infected, I don't recommend installing Ubuntu.
[15:07] <usr_masse> pepperjack: T
[15:07] <usr_masse> pepperjack: Thanks alot for the insight, going to g
[15:07] <pepperjack> usr_masse: np
[15:07] <{g}> Neconide: why?
[15:07] <ranf> !dvd
[15:07] <xaaab> Hi. I've been using 8.04 for a long time without problems. but since my upgrade to 9.04, my xorg has a memory leak. when I leave it running for several hours it consumes almost 5 gb of ram and it consumes a lot of CPU time, although I'm not at my PC. is this a known issue? any fixes?
[15:07] <usr_masse> pepperjack: Oh one other thing, to make the switch do I have to do a complete log out and re-log back in?
[15:08] <Neconide> {g}: Not to be an ass but... exactly.
[15:08] <pepperjack> usr_masse: youll need to logoff yes that is about it.  there should be a 'sessions' button at login screen that will have options for which you want to load
[15:08] <pepperjack> usr_masse: the new kde..takes some getting used to but you may like it
[15:09] <usr_masse> pepperjack: Sweet. Thanks for assistance, I'm still running gno
[15:09] <khensthoth> {g}: sourceforge is the hosting site for a lot of open source projects. It can be trusted.
[15:09] <Neconide> {g}: Anything a user on #ubuntu links you to that is on sourceforce is clean.
[15:09] <shadeslayer> anyone who can tell me where i can find the alt+tab setting?
[15:10] <usr_masse> pepperjack: Sweet. Thanks for assistance, I'm still running gnome 2.22 right and I was reading about some of the changes to KDE. Thought I give it a try and see what it was like. Haven't saw a reason to upgrade to Gnome 2.4 yet. And I'm still running Ubuntu 8.04
[15:10] <rgarvelink> shadeslayer: What do you mean by alt+tab setting?
[15:10] <Neconide> usr_masse: In my opinion, KDE is too graphical.
[15:10] <shadeslayer> rgarvelink: i mean my alt+tab is not working
[15:11] <usr_masse> neconide: Too much apple and windows gui attention for
[15:11] <pepperjack> usr_masse: kde4 gives you a hardware accelerated gui which is very cool but the default new look is almost like msoffice 2008 to my eyes :)
[15:11] <usr_masse> neconide: Too much apple and windows gui attention for your taste?
[15:11] <khensthoth> shadeslayer: System, Preferences, Keyboard Shortcuts. "Move between windows using a pop up window" - Set that one as Alt+Tab. See if that works
[15:11] <Neconide> usr_masse: Well Macs essentially run on unix. They're just shiny and overpriced. So yes.
[15:12] <usr_masse> pepperjack: Yeah simplicity is better sometimes. That was the problem when I use to have Vista (thank God I got WoW running on linux, never have to go back to WIndows). Got damn OS was sucking up half my resources with their interfface
[15:12] <tonyyarusso> Is there a way to read the changelogs for updates from the command line?
[15:12] <recon691> Hymnosis: try this  http://paste.ubuntu.com/165500/
[15:12] <shadeslayer> khensthoth: no such option
[15:13] <usr_masse> neconide: My wife has a macbook, I must say before I got my own laptop and load Ubuntu on it, I loved that little thing :-) It ran smooth for a fancy interface.
[15:13] <palomer> how do I install proprietary nvidia drivers?
[15:13] <Jeruvy> tonyyarusso: I use less <log> not sure if thats what your seeking..
[15:13] <jtaji> tonyyarusso: check out the apt-listchanges package
[15:13] <pepperjack> !restricted > palomer
[15:13] <pepperjack> palomer: very easy
[15:13] <ranf> tonyyarusso, inside of aptitude
[15:13] <usr_masse> Have any of you made the upgrade to ver 9 yet? H
 thanks i'l try that
[15:14] <Neconide> usr_masse: Well yes, macs are lightweight on RAM. But they're horrible as far as compatability and software availability goes.
[15:14] <usr_masse> Have any of you made the upgrade to ver 9 yet? How do you like it above 8.04
[15:14] <palomer> I keep hearing crackling noises all the time, is this normal?
[15:14] <khensthoth> usr_masse: It's easier on the RAM.
[15:14] <tonyyarusso> jtaji: That looks like what I need - thanks
[15:14] <usr_masse> neconide: This is true. I had to buy some additional hardware to make myself work a little more efficient. Such as a printer and digital camera for started
[15:15] <crazymaniac> how can I plug an external projector on my ubuntu laptop without chaning xorg.conf and stuff?
[15:15] <terquilino> pro of 9.04 faster boot, negative thinkfinger (fixed) and alsa is muted on startup
[15:15] <Pici> tonyyarusso: A few ways: aptitude changelog packagename.  or for viewing when you download updates: install apt-listchanges (you may need to dpkg-reconfigure it to set your preferences for pager/etc)
[15:15] <terquilino> @usr masse
[15:15] <usr_masse> khensthoth: I worked hard to get WoW up and running on this laptop, I don't want to upgrade and can't play, my world will start crashing
[15:16] <Neconide> usr_masse: I just bought an alienware and installed slax. Good hardware and the casing is orgasmic.
[15:16] <usr_masse> terquilino: What is thinkfinger?
[15:16] <shadeslayer> khensthoth: thanks
[15:16] <terquilino> fingerscan for laptops like IBM or dell
[15:17] <Neconide> usr_masse: What server do you play on
[15:17] <khensthoth> usr_masse: Well, 9.04 out of the box has some problem with some Intel sound card, some Intel graphic card
[15:17] <usr_masse> neconide: Too pricey for my taste. Not a hardcore gamer is all. I play on Medivh but I make random characters all the time
[15:17] <Pici> !ot
[15:17] <usr_masse> neconide: I started playing a year ago so not many characters made yet.
[15:18] <Neconide> usr_masse: oh lol. I play on Arthis.
[15:18] <craigbass1976> I just installed hardy on a box last night, and saw something odd.  If I drag a window too far to the left or right, it plops on another adjacent desktop.  I then tried it on my own xubuntu box, and the same thing happened.  Here at work though, on a regular ubuntu box, it doesn't work.  Where do I turn that feature on?
[15:18] <craigbass1976> All boxes are running hardy
[15:19] <usr_masse> khensthoth: Really. Have they been addressed so far, or solutions found. I think when I was reading the forums I saw something similiar to that.
[15:19] <Neconide> usr_masse: http://www.wowarmory.com/character-sheet.xml?r=Arthas&n=Abacabb
[15:19] <Neconide> usr_mass: ^me
[15:19] <donavan_> anyone know why i cant see anything on my desktop ... if i go into nautulis I can find it but not on the desktop ... using 9.04 netbook version
[15:19] <Travis-42> I'm trying to change my BASH prompt so that the "$" part of the prompt is on a new line.  I did this with "\n\$" at the end of PS1.  However, when I type out a command and then press home to go to the beginning of the line, it shows me in the first half of the line.  any ideas?
[15:19] <khensthoth> usr_masse: There are workarounds, not real fixed though.
[15:19] <terquilino> ok ontoppic: alsa is muted on startup. i use xfce, and a HDA intel soundchip
[15:19] <usr_masse> neconide: Checking it now
[15:19] <khensthoth> craigbass1976: You need compiz and Desktop Effects enabled.
[15:19] <xangua> craigbass1976: disable virtual desktops
[15:20] <craigbass1976> khensthoth, I don't have them running on my xubuntu box, that's what I thought was weird.
[15:20] <Neconide> khensthoth: compiz ftw
[15:20] <terquilino> how to unmute it automatic on startup?
[15:20] <zy> texlive version in 9.04?
[15:20] <JusticeZero> Hi, I get a message on startup that $HOME/.dmrc is being ignored. How do I fix it?
[15:22] <khensthoth> JusticeZero: Just go to your home folder, find that file and delete it. It *should* work.
[15:22] <JusticeZero> should?
[15:22] <zzznn> yeah
[15:23] <khensthoth> JusticeZero: should. =) Because I can't see your system, can't say for sure that it will work. By saying should, it gives me some protection that you won't blame me if it doesn't work. =)
[15:23] <JusticeZero> right..
[15:23] <craigbass1976> JusticeZero, though you may want to rename it instead first, in case you need it afterward
[15:24] <usr_masse> neconide: aaah your alliance. excellent. been wanting to made a horde toon to explore that side but i'm so lazy now a days, takes me forever to hit 80. Still don't have a 80 toon. Should just level one and stop with the laziness.
[15:24] <jtaji> Travis-42: you just want to put the "$" in PS2 with no newline at the end of PS1
[15:24] <JusticeZero> where would I find it?
[15:24] <khensthoth> JusticeZero: Go to your home folder, press Ctrl + H
[15:24] <craigbass1976> JusticeZero, /home/justice/.dmrc
[15:24] <AllStar> how do you download apache ?
[15:24] <zzznn> sudo apt-get install
[15:25] <pepperjack> AllStar: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[15:25] <Travis-42> jtaji: Changing PS2 doesn't do anything for the default prompt? PS2 is by default ">" whereas the default PS1 contains a "\$" at the end
[15:25] <donavan_> anyone know why i cant see anything on my desktop ... if i go into nautulis I can find it but not on the desktop ... using 9.04 netbook version
[15:25] <Neconide> usr_masse: I used to have an 80 tauren hunter.
[15:25] <usr_masse> \
[15:25] <JusticeZero> ok, lemme try that.
[15:25] <usr_masse> neconide:  use to?
[15:25] <Neconide> usr_masse: Trust me, it's horrible on the other side.
[15:25] <fiendishfish> I eventually solved my sound problem. Luckily, padevchoose, decided to inform me that my sound was muted. I have no idea why Alsamixer didn't do this previously, though :P
[15:26] <rob0917> should I use anti-virus in ubuntu?
[15:26] <Neconide> usr_masse: deleted it so i could make a twink lol
[15:26] <Pici> Neconide, usr_masse: This is a support channel, can we keep the topic to Ubuntu support only.  You can chat in #ubuntu-offtopic or in private.  Thanks.
[15:26] <fiendishfish> rob0917: Hmm.. Some people do, I hardly think it is worth it. I know there is ClamAV
[15:26] <danbhfive> !antivirus | rob0917
[15:26] <fiendishfish> rob0917: I think there are some good rootkit detectors though, I tend to use them now and then.
[15:26] <zy> texlive version in 9.04?
[15:26] <usr_masse> pici: sorry
[15:26] <fiendishfish> danbhfive: Why does the bot insist that you do not need it?
[15:26] <Neconide> usr_masse: Pici just hates wowheads >_>
[15:27] <jtaji> Travis-42: ubuntu doesn't set up a default PS2 afaik
[15:27] <fiendishfish> rob0917: find a good rootkit detector
[15:27] <fiendishfish> rob0917: rkhunter, chkrootkit etc
[15:27] <Travis-42> jtaji: I haven't changed PS2, but when I "echo $PS2" it outputs ">"
[15:27] <danbhfive> !virus | fiendishfish
[15:27] <jtaji> Travis-42: right right
[15:27] <khensthoth> !texlive | zy
[15:27] <AllStar> peperjack:thanks
[15:28] <danbhfive> fiendishfish: that link is also on the antivirus page...
[15:28] <ranf> !info texlive
[15:28] <fiendishfish> danbhfive: I understand all that.
[15:28] <fiendishfish> >_<
[15:28] <jtaji> Travis-42: yeah sorry you would need to use a newline
[15:29] <danbhfive> fiendishfish: so, I don't get it then
[15:29] <Travis-42> jtaji: it's ok.  I just figured out that the problem was related to not using a \[ and \] around a $(tput ...) command. thank you
[15:30] <zy> ubuntu9.04 can be installed from hard disk?
[15:30] <jtaji> Travis-42: ahh nice
[15:30] <vatts> i am on ubuntu 8.04 lts, how do i upgrade to 8.10, can haz answer fast please?
[15:30] <jtaji> !upgrade | vatts
[15:31] <LinuxApe> Is there anyway to tell what parts of a jaunty upgrade may not be correct?  Since the upgrade, which didn't seem to finish completely, my system is messed up in a couple of key ways, like printing.
[15:31] <contrast> Greets, everyone...
[15:31] <AllStar> Hmm,anyone can help me out with this ? im totally newbie.
[15:31] <danbhfive> LinuxApe: how did it not finish correctly?
[15:31] <nifx28> zy: hey, your answer was here, answered at #ubuntu-tw: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=jaunty&arch=i386&searchon=names&keywords=texlive
[15:31] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: run the upgrade again
[15:32] <AllStar> i installed apache2 through terminal and tested it with localhost and It Works
[15:32] <AllStar> what should i do next ?
[15:32] <zy> thank nifx28
[15:32] <recon691> AllStar: read the manual ?
[15:32] <LinuxApe> danbhfive: Screen was nothing but closely spaced vertical lines.  Had to reboot.  Trying to rerun upgrade produces nothing new.
[15:32] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: than it finished fine
[15:32] <contrast> I'm getting this message when trying to remove a package (genpo): dpkg (subprocess): unable to execute post-removal script: Exec format error. apt-get install -f gives the same error.   Also, thunderbird (email client) was installed but didn't show up in package managers.  Reinstall caused some problems with config.
[15:34] <Gnimsh> So I've been experiencing a lot of regressions (from hardy to jaunty). My webcam doesn't work, my logitech usb headset no longer works, and there are issues w/ the new opensource ati driver
 installed successfully, but still having the same problem with movie player, however i tried with vlc and i can hear the music menu but the video is all chopped
[15:34] <kbp> any1 installed mod_python on LAMP on Ubuntu!? I use mod_python.cgihandler but the server keeps returning the whole source code instead of the webpage
[15:34] <JusticeZero1> Didn't work, and now I have endless error popups saying that there was an error performing indexing, index corrupted.
[15:34] <Gnimsh> I'm not sure if I should give jaunty some more time or just go back to hardy
[15:34] <Gnimsh> thoughts?
[15:34] <contrast> danbhfive: How do I do that?
[15:35] <khensthoth> Gnimsh: I'd say go back to Hardy.
[15:35] <many_questions> Hello there
[15:35] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: does sudo apt-get install -f? does sudo dpkg --configure -a help?
[15:35] <LinuxApe> danbhfive:  result is a couple of messages about some a few unneeded packages, but that's all.
[15:35] <jtaji> vatts: nope, there's info in that first link (right in table of contents) about going from 8.04 to 8.10
[15:35] <Gnimsh> khensthoth, what's your reasoning for that?
[15:35] <danbhfive> LinuxApe: no, those packages are needed
[15:35] <recon691> Hymnosis: did you enable the restricted driver for you video card?
[15:35] <vatts> ya, just getting there :P
[15:35] <mib_76bozm> !bug 33141
[15:35] <AllStar> how do i configure apache ?
[15:35] <gnomefreak> danbhfive: ? they are most likely its the autoremove pile
[15:36] <odinsbane> angry: did you get your ati card working?
[15:36] <khensthoth> Gnimsh: Well, because you experienced regression, and things don't work for you? =) And Hardy is LTS
[15:36] <echo_mirage> my packet lists can not be resolved. although i am connected to the internet and can install new software.
[15:36] <echo_mirage> what can i do
[15:36] <Gnimsh> heh ok
[15:36] <many_questions> I need some help with my OfficeJet 1150C (the scanner are not working on ubuntu 8.04)
[15:36] <danbhfive> contrast: does: locate genpo.postrm    give you anything?
[15:36] <Gnimsh> So if I understand the LTS model correctly, it lasts for 3 years, which means that a new version would come out every 3 years?
[15:36] <guugyugyugy> hello Im having a problem after upgrade to jaunty my video card driver is not working anymore
[15:36] <contrast> danbhfive: /var/lib/dpkg/info/genpo.postrm
[15:37] <khensthoth> Gnimsh: Let me ask the bot.
[15:37] <khensthoth> !LTS
[15:37] <jtaji> Gnimsh: 3 years desktop, 5 years server.. so far they are coming every 2 years which would make sense
[15:37] <danbhfive> contrast: delete that, and then remove genpo
[15:37] <gnomefreak> Gnimsh: a new LTS is releassed around the time one runs out
[15:37] <JusticeZero1> I -think- an LTS comes out every year and a half, and the past two versions are fully supported at once.
nop i havent, weird because im running compiz without any problems...
[15:37] <vatts> JusticeZero1: every 4rth is LTS
[15:37] <gnomefreak> JusticeZero1: no its around 2-3 years
[15:37] <LinuxApe> danbhfive:  apt-get install -f  reports: The following packages were automatically installed and are no longer required:  foomatic-db-gutenprint ijsgutenprint mozilla-thunderbird liblrdf0
[15:37] <vatts> about 2 years each
[15:37] <vatts> :P
[15:37] <contrast> danbhfive: that got it, thanks a lot. :)
[15:37] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe:they are not set up
[15:38] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: sudo dpkg --configure -a
[15:38] <calc> it has yet to be determined if the next LTS will be 10.04 or 10.10
 or watching .avi or .mkv files with no problems
[15:38] <Gnimsh> ok
[15:38] <Gnimsh> interesting just the same
[15:38] <recon691> Hymnosis: well, the opensource drivers have come a long way.
[15:38] <danbhfive> LinuxApe: oh, can you install pastebinit?
[15:38] <vatts> calc: 10.04 should be
[15:38] <vatts> wait
[15:38] <kbp> any1 installed mod_python on LAMP on Ubuntu!? I use mod_python.cgihandler but the server keeps returning the whole source code instead of the webpage
[15:38] <vatts> ya
[15:38] <calc> vatts: it should be it hasn't been officially decided yet.
[15:38] <vatts> 10.04 should be LTS! :(
[15:39] <vatts> calc: it should be :(
 so what to do?
[15:39] <recon691> Hymnosis: but most video cards have special hardware to speed up dvd decryption, so the specific driver for you card will probably fix the jitters. what video card you got?
[15:39] <calc> vatts: if too many upstreams decide to make major changes in 10.04 dev timeline (like potentially Gnome 3.0) then it might push the LTS back to 10.10
[15:39] <vatts> ah
[15:39] <vatts> :P
[15:40] <JusticeZero1> OK, removing $HOME/.dmrc did not fix the error, but it broke Tracker. I still got the same error that it was being ignored.
[15:40] <calc> vatts: gnome has been shooting for 2.30 being 3.0 if that happens it may cause Ubuntu to push the LTS back a cycle
[15:40] <LinuxApe> danbhfive: installed pastebinit, what do I do with that?
[15:40] <danbhfive> one sec
 acording to the lspci i have an ATI Technologies Inc RV570 [Radeon X1950 Pro]
[15:41] <mattgyver> JusticeZero1,  i just had that issue, i had to follow this guide. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=371052
[15:41] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: installing th elist of packages that is said to be not needed does that install them?
[15:41] <calc> OOo 3.1.0 is now being built in the ppa for h/i/j and is uploaded to karmic
[15:41] <foxbuntu> LinuxApe, you can pipe anything to pastebininit so you dont have to copy paste it into pastebin
[15:41] <calc> should be available to blow up your machine in about 12 hours or so
[15:41]  * gnomefreak goes to check
[15:42] <gnomefreak> calc: 3.0.1 is in karminc
[15:42] <gnomefreak> -n
[15:42] <DreamLand> alguien me puede ayudar con un problema de instalacion de ubuntu?
[15:42] <H_M-Ubuntu> Hey, I love tasque but this theme i'm using clashes with the background color (White) of tasque... As seen here: http://pics.nexuizninjaz.com/images/fhj0uh8yr7ph2autroa.png
[15:42] <calc> gnomefreak: look at launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openoffice.org
[15:42] <H_M-Ubuntu> Any idea how to fix this?
[15:42] <recon691> Hymnosis: well, first have a look in system->admin->Hardware drivers and see if its listed
[15:42] <calc> gnomefreak: hint i am the OOo maintainer i know what i am talking about :)
[15:42] <gnomefreak> calc: i no
[15:42] <LinuxApe> gnomefreak: the dpkg --configure -a command followed by apt-get install -f produced nothing new.
[15:42] <AllStar> you guys prefer windows or linux more ?
[15:42] <H_M-Ubuntu> I looked through Tasques source code, and I didn't see anything to do with the color.
[15:42] <gnomefreak> calc: i know you are
[15:42] <LjL> !ot | allstar
[15:43] <calc> gnomefreak: the 12 hour lead time is due to it needing to be built... which is why you don't see the packages yet
 it is not listed in the hardware drivers
[15:43] <danbhfive> LinuxApe: try this: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop^ | pastebinit
[15:43] <gnomefreak> calc: ah i thought you said karmic was built already
[15:43] <calc> gnomefreak: no i did not, i said it was uploaded to karmic
[15:43] <calc> gnomefreak: scrollback and reread
[15:43] <gnomefreak> calc: i just did my faukt i read it worng
[15:44] <calc> gnomefreak: no problem :)
[15:44] <odinsbane> is there a way to setup my fstab s.t. a certain device is recognized ie sdb, sdc are assigned by order of pluggin them in.
[15:44] <sim-valuead> test
[15:44] <danbhfive> odinsbane: why not use uuids?
[15:44] <odinsbane> danbhfive: I don't know about using uuids
[15:44] <jtaji> odinsbane: not really, which is the reason for uuids
[15:44] <jtaji> !uuid | odinsbane
[15:45]  * gnomefreak wonders what ubuntu-desktop has to do with thunderbird
[15:45] <stealth-> sim-valuead: test worked
[15:45] <ESoft> hello
[15:45] <ESoft> ma siete italiani
[15:45] <gnomefreak> ESoft: /j 3ubuntu-it
[15:45] <tritium> !it | ESoft
[15:46] <linduxed> gnomefreak: it has nothing to do with thunderbird, but its ubuntus IMO suboptimal way of updating things
[15:46] <gnomefreak> ESoft: /j #ubuntu-it
[15:46] <JusticeZero1> Trying to follow a tip in that guide and got an error..
[15:46] <LinuxApe> danbhfive:  Actually, I'm a kubuntu user, with apt-get install kubuntu-desktop provide the same info?
[15:46] <JusticeZero1> justice@BTBS-laptop:~$ sudo chmod -R 700 /home/justice
[15:46] <JusticeZero1> chmod: cannot access `/home/justice/.gvfs': Permission denied
[15:46] <gnomefreak> linduxed: i know it has nothing to do with it thats why i asked why ubuntu-desktop is going to help what has not be configed yet
[15:47] <ESoft> ok grazie mille... Bye bye
[15:47] <recon691> Hymnosis : seems that support for those cards have been dropped :( , there are legacy drivers avaiable at http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/legacy/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx?type=2.4.1&product=<IP_ADDRESS>.12&lang=English , but I use nvidia drivers so cant give you any better instructions other that to follow the instructions on the page
[15:48] <danbhfive> LinuxApe: o, yeah
[15:48] <gnomefreak> linduxed: yes but try sudo apt-get install --reinstall <list packages here> the ones that say they are not needed
[15:48] <gnomefreak> damn
[15:48] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: ^^^ for youy
[15:48] <recon691> Hymnosis : you should read this as well http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Jaunty_Installation_Guide
[15:48] <danbhfive> JusticeZero1: I think you can ignore that
[15:49] <secureneo> Could use some help with a ssh tunnel to vnc problem.  I have a server running ssh server on port 8000 and vnc on 6000.  If have allowed 6000 through my firewall to test connecting and I can from the outside.  But I want to be more secure so Im trying to setup ssh
[15:49] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: i need any and all info on the thunderbird part of this, the others are other peoples problems
[15:49] <recon691> Hymnosis: I actually make a point of getting nvidia cards because there support is better
[15:50] <secureneo> I am using a windows system to connect with using putty and have configured a tunnel but I can only successully ssh
[15:50] <secureneo> I cant vnc through the tunnel
[15:50] <LinuxApe> danbhfive:  http://pastebin.com/f19c65b79
[15:51] <ellar> secureneo, you need to set putty to tunnel the port, search for that. I did it but i don't remember exactly
 ahh ok any recommended nvidia card?
[15:51] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: and sudo apt-get -f install didnt help?
[15:51] <recon691> Hymnosis: well, you got a ati, and you can make it work. just keep it in mind next time you buy :)
[15:51] <odinsbane> !ATI
[15:51] <secureneo> Well Im connecting to my system from work and have setup my ssh tunnel in putty to the local internal IP of the server and the port its running vnc on
[15:52] <secureneo> is that right?
[15:52] <JusticeZero1> justice@BTBS-laptop:~$ sudo chmod -R 700 /home/justice
[15:52] <JusticeZero1> chmod: cannot access `/home/justice/.gvfs': Permission denied
[15:52] <JusticeZero1> justice@BTBS-laptop:~$ sudo chown -R justice /home/justice
[15:52] <JusticeZero1> chown: cannot access `/home/justice/.gvfs': Permission denied
[15:52] <FloodBot1> JusticeZero1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:52] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: post your /etc/apt/sources.list file. pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list
[15:52] <danbhfive> LinuxApe: is this an upgrade?
[15:52] <LinuxApe> danbhfive:  upgrade from intrepid to jaunty via internet.
[15:53] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: did you use update-manager or console?
[15:53] <ltcabral> hey... how can i replace an specific string for another in all files in a folder?
[15:53] <danbhfive> LinuxApe: yeah, pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list
[15:53]  * gnomefreak thinks console
[15:53] <LinuxApe> danbhfive: gnomefreak:  http://pastebin.com/f30173c20
[15:53] <gnomefreak> update-manager fixes sources.list
[15:54] <heltav> so i did xrandr that just gave me the resolutions available
[15:54] <heltav> bow can i change so i can get higher resolution?
[15:54] <ranf> ltcabral, sed can do this
[15:54] <gnomefreak> i think we added packages from PPA and causing this
[15:55] <gnomefreak> danbhfive: LinuxApe look at like 55 down
[15:55] <danbhfive> yeah
[15:55] <gnomefreak> LinuxApe: i suggest removeing the conflcting packages than comment out the non official repos than try again (i hate that gutsy repo)
[15:56] <ltcabral> ranf: thanks
[15:56] <maxooo> can someone help me ? I installed grub2 and now try to install gfxmenu...