[14:19] <abhi_> Anyone knows which sdl libraries are needed for standard installation?
[14:19] <_iTroll> ouyes: well i mean is there an easier method than re-compiling a whole newer kernel version.  Old style out of tree build or something
[14:20] <kinja-sheep> surf: Keep me posted.
[14:20] <surf> kinja-sheep, k :D
[14:20] <onetinsoldier> Izyum97: darn
[14:20] <geitenneuker> Short fairy tale: Once upon a time, a guy asked a beautiful girl, 'Will you marry me" The girl said, 'NO!' And the guy lived happily ever after and rode motorcycles and went fishing and hunting and played golf a lot and drank beer and scotch and had tons of money in the bank and left the toilet seat up and farted whenever he wanted.
[14:20] <Ari_Lazarus> geitenneuker: :D
[14:20] <ouyes> _iTroll,  i have no idea about the kernel re-compiling
[14:21] <Ari_Lazarus> Has anyone here used the 'Storage Device Manager'?  But then I mess up with SDL library files. I want to install Excalibur: Morgana’s Revenge v3.0. But it is not installing by itself. I got info in their README that i should first install and set SDL libraries. so from their web site i downloaded source package and install it. after that no 3d game is starting including, wideland,torcs, Balazar,Battle for Wasnoth. Someone should diagnos the problem
[14:23] <abhi_>  with SDL libraries. let me know if anyone of u have some sort of solution or workaround.  Please change your nick
[14:25] <geitenneuker> ricecrocket: my time is more important as a bit money
[14:25] <LjL> camelneuker: hoho funny. not.
[14:26] <IdleOne> !troll > rekuennetieg
[14:26] <rekuennetieg> this is finnish
[14:26] <ricerocket> hey guys, when I start cover gloobus, it is recognized by the taskbar, but I don't want it to. how do i change that?
[14:26] <djdafz> Im having issues with wireless on ubuntu 8.04, its not showing wireless in  network settings Im on a hp compaq 6720 laptop with a broadcom 802.11g, hardware test shows wireless as broadcom corp BCM 4310 usb controller (am unsure if this is correct) I also apologise in advance as I am a n00b to Ubuntu and Linux
[14:26] <ricerocket> it's not in the setting
[14:27] <rekuennetieg> hi thelonius monk
[14:27] <abhi_>  All my 3d games were working fine. But then I mess up with SDL library files. I want to install Excalibur: Morgana’s Revenge v3.0. But it is not installing by itself. I got info in their README that i should first install and set SDL libraries. so from their web site i downloaded source package and install it. after that no 3d game is starting including, wideland,torcs, Balazar,Battle for Wasnoth. Someone should diagnos the problem
[14:27] <abhi_>   with SDL libraries. let me know if anyone of u have some sort of solution or workaround. Is there any other way to get all these games working? (e.g. reinstalling game or something like that???)
[14:29] <boss_mc> abhi_: you should install the ubuntu SDL libs (sudo aptitude install libsdl-<whichever lib you need>)
[14:30] <Webirkkaaja> hi, anyone know why I can't see install button in the software center of ubuntu nbr 9.10?
[14:31] <guest> hai
[14:31] <guest> mana utrang indonesia
[14:31] <_iTroll> ouyes: I know that, I just need a more recent one than is in latest karmic kernel
[14:31] <bazhang> !id | guest
[14:31] <jami> Webkirkkaaja: update-manager -d
[14:32] <ouyes> i use hardy
[14:33] <ouyes> is there a proper software to monitor the temp of the cpu and gpu ?
[14:33] <Webirkkaaja> jami what does that mean?
[14:33] <ardchoille> ouyes: I use gkrellm for that
[14:34] <trijntje> ouyes, conky can do that too, with some tweaking
[14:34] <jami> Webirkkaaja: -d, --devel-release
[14:34] <viu1974> :)
[14:34] <jami> Webirkkaaja: or what do you want
[14:35] <ouyes> trijntje,  the sampler the better
[14:35] <oCean_> Webirkkaaja: in software center, you click any package, and then ...?
[14:35] <amouge> I think I have a corrupt font, but not sure how to go about fixing it.. I think its arial font, whats happening is all instances in flash, or html of a capital bolded S are missing... if I go into firebug and remove arial from the css source code so it goes to another font everything shows fine.. so what should i do?
[14:37] <ardchoille> ouyes: If you do decide to use gkrellm to monitor temps, I am willing tohelp you set it up
[14:38] <jami> amouge: tried fc-cache -r?
[14:38] <ouyes> ardchoille,  i prefer to work it out all by myself, thank you.
[14:38] <ardchoille> ouyes: Ok :)
[14:39] <LiCeT> hi all
[14:39] <ardchoille> I like his attitude :)
[14:39] <ouyes> ardchoille,  you are so kind-hearted, mate
[14:39] <gatty> need more people like that
[14:39] <amouge> jami: nope but trying it now
[14:40] <SealedWithAKiss> Is it possible to upgrade to a 64bit OS? Or is a clean install required?
[14:40] <xss> hi
[14:40] <bazhang> SealedWithAKiss, fresh install
[14:40] <gatty> SealedWithAKiss: clean install, otherwise things can go very very screwy as all the library paths change
[14:40] <jami> SealedWithAKiss: fresh install
[14:41] <ouyes> ardchoille,  i choose to use the complex one conky
[14:41] <ouyes> ardchoille,  wiki will help me through
[14:41] <ardchoille> ouyes: Ah, yeah, conky can domuch more
[14:42] <beaves> i have a problem with thunderbird. if i go on a link in an email, firefox dont open the link. firefox is the standardbrowser
[14:42] <jimbo80> !list
[14:42] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5436679 ouyes
[14:42] <d10p0rc0> I have a problem with Internet connection. Page download freezes
[14:43] <llutz> beaves: add this to your user.js: user_pref("network.protocol-handler.app.http","/usr/bin/firefox");
[14:43] <beaves> llutz ok wait a moment
[14:43] <llutz> beaves: and: user_pref("network.protocol-handler.app.https","/usr/bin/firefox");
[14:44] <jami> d10p0rc0: enough space left ?
[14:44] <jami> :)
[14:44] <ouyes> bazhang,  ah thank you
[14:44] <d10p0rc0> =)
[14:44] <beaves> llutz need a restart of thunderbird?
[14:44] <llutz> beaves: afaik yes
[14:44] <d10p0rc0> when I type wget of a file, it downloads 4254 bytes and then stops
[14:44] <element_> hey guys is there any channel to get help with dell troubleshooting?
[14:44] <DexterF> hi
[14:45] <diddy> I want to remove lines from a text file. Lines that start with a space character and lines that have the word applicable at the beginning of the line. Could anybody help me with the command that would remove such lines please?
[14:45] <d10p0rc0> everything that downloads from web freezes
[14:45] <d10p0rc0> even synaptic
[14:45] <gatty> d10p0rc0: MTU problem?
[14:45] <DexterF> friend of mine reports a shutdown problem on 9.10, applet doesn't work. known problem? workaround?
[14:45] <ouyes> bazhang,  IT is very helpful
[14:45] <d10p0rc0> I don't know... how could I check it?
[14:45] <bazhang> ouyes, nice
[14:46] <beaves> llutz it wont work
[14:46] <pattabi> while im compiling a java prgm the follwoing error is coming?new.java:1: <identifier> expected
[14:46] <pattabi> class new
[14:46] <pattabi>      ^
[14:46] <pattabi> new.java:3: illegal start of expression
[14:46] <pattabi> public static void main(String args[])
[14:46] <FloodBot3> pattabi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:46] <_Darkstar_> hi im using xubuntu my top and bottom panel disappeared, cant seem to open the settings in the settings manager either... can anyone help
[14:46] <pattabi> ^
[14:46] <llutz> diddy: egrep (^ |pattern$) file
[14:46] <_Darkstar_> hi im using xubuntu my top and bottom panel disappeared, cant seem to open the settings in the settings manager either... can anyone help
[14:46] <GiGirock> hi all I have problem with alien answer is error: incorrect format: unknown tag
[14:46] <gatty> d10p0rc0: you can find out your internet connection's MTU using ping - google for 'mtu ping'
[14:46] <d10p0rc0> gatty: In the network manager it is set as Automatic
[14:46] <llutz> diddy: egrep -v (^ |pattern$) file     sorry
[14:46] <jami> d10p0rc0: tried wget -c
[14:47] <llutz> beaves: added both lines to user.js in tb-profile-directory?
[14:47] <ardchoille> GiGirock: alien?
[14:47] <diddy> llutz, but that only inverts the file. I want to remove those lines permanently.
[14:47] <llutz> diddy: redirect to new file
[14:47] <jami> d10p0rc0: this continues your download
[14:47] <LjL> d10p0rc0: would you consider changing your nickname to something a bit more family friendly please?
[14:47] <beaves> llutz no about:config
[14:47] <_Darkstar_> hi im using xubuntu my top and bottom panel disappeared, cant seem to open the settings in the settings manager either... can anyone help
[14:48] <d10p0rc0> yes, sorry, but I was a bit angry after trying several nicks
[14:48] <GiGirock> ardchoille i want to convert a rpm into a deb
[14:48] <llutz> beaves: in thunderbird?
[14:48] <LjL> d10p0rc0: heh i see
[14:48] <d10p0rc0> may I change it next time or should I leave
[14:48] <ardchoille> !alien | GiGirock read the last sentence carefully
[14:48] <beaves> llutz yes
[14:48] <LjL> d10p0rc0: you can type /nick newnickname to change it
[14:48] <ardchoille> GiGirock: we cannot support that here, obviously
[14:49] <pattabi> http://paste.ubuntu.com/358066/          plz help
[14:49] <diddy> so: egrep -v (^ | applicable$) /home/myfile.txt > newfile.txt will remove all lines that begin with a space or start with the word applicable?
[14:49] <thanksg0d> thanksg0d is better?
[14:49] <_Darkstar_> hi im using xubuntu my top and bottom panel disappeared, cant seem to open the settings in the settings manager either... can anyone help
[14:49] <LjL> i suppose so
[14:49] <kwtm> llutz: Don't you mean "(^ |^pattern)" instead of "(^ |pattern$)"?
[14:49] <GiGirock> !alien
[14:50] <llutz> kwtm: i meant, misread it
[14:50] <Nordmoen> could anyone help med with Eclipse and dropins?
[14:50] <thanksg0d> so going back to MTU, what value should be good? 1492?
[14:50] <kwtm> diddy: in case you didn't notice my message to llutz: I think you want "(^ |^pattern)" instead of "(^ |pattern$)".
[14:50] <jami> thanksg0d: wget -c -t 0 -T 10 -O foo.bak http://...
[14:50] <gatty> thanksg0d: 1492 is standard for most ADSL connections
[14:50] <gatty> thanksg0d: some ISPs use 1400, but that's reasonably rare now
[14:50] <SimSimma>  I cannot use Firefox to "Open With" at torrent anymore as it will say "an instance of transmission is already running"
[14:50] <diddy> kwtm, so: egrep -v (^ |^applicable) /home/myfile.txt > newfile.txt will remove all lines that begin with a space or start with the word applicable?
[14:51] <kwtm> diddy: so it should be "grep -e -v '^( |pattern)' inputfile >outputfile".  Yes, you are right.  "egrep" is the old way of saying "grep -e".
[14:51] <thanksg0d> so I put 1492 and nothing changes
[14:51] <SimSimma> Where can I edit launch settings for programs
[14:51] <beaves> llutz i cant find a user.js
[14:51] <llutz> diddy: yes, sorry i misread "line end with work aplicable"
[14:51] <berserk_ren> how to make sdb1 to automount in mountpoint /downloads ? =} who knows the answer tell please =}
[14:51] <llutz> beaves: create it
[14:52] <jami> berserk_ren: add it to fstab
[14:52] <gatty> thanksg0d: you may need to do it on your router rather than on the ubuntu box
[14:52] <berserk_ren> oh yes... i was thinking bout it =} thnx
[14:53] <diddy> so: egrep -v  '^( |applicable$)'  /home/myfile.txt > newfile.txt ???
[14:53] <LiCeT> back :)
[14:53] <bio-tty> the two tar-balls you get when doing apt-get source package will always be able to produce the directory you get, by applying the ubuntu diff to orig?
[14:53] <llutz> beaves: what exact have you added to about:config?  needs new key, type string, name  "network.protocol-handler.app.http", value "/usr/bin/firefox"
[14:53] <thanksg0d> jami: I tried your long wget and something changes
[14:54] <SimSimma> Does anybody know why I cant use Firefox to "Open With" at torrent file and it says "transmission is already running"????
[14:54] <thanksg0d> it is downloading a bit more but after 8 k goes timeout and retries
[14:54] <VCoolio> SimSimma: what kind of settings?
[14:54] <jami> 8k
[14:54] <bio-tty> question -- the two tar-balls you get when doing apt-get source package will always be able to produce the directory you get, by applying the ubuntu diff to orig?
[14:54] <LiCeT> when i started once my webcam on a site like mebeam there is no way to get cam work with an messenger like the cam is still working
[14:54] <thanksg0d> gatty: why should I change anything on the router if it worked perfectly when I had ubuntu 8?
[14:54] <LiCeT> how can i find the apropriate process?
[14:54] <thanksg0d> jami: what did that long wget mean?
[14:54] <berserk_ren> and where i can look for UUID ? =}
[14:55] <SimSimma> VCoolio, the launch settings that Firefox uses for when you choose to download something but instead use "Open With"
[14:55] <bazhang> !blkid | berserk_ren
[14:55] <llutz> berserk_ren: ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid
[14:55] <gatty> thanksg0d: you didn't say it worked fine before...:)
[14:55] <beaves> llutz it wont work with the user.js :(
[14:55] <SimSimma> I just need to make sure the command is right for torrents
[14:55] <berserk_ren> thankyouverymuch
[14:56] <thanksg0d> gatty: yes it did
[14:56] <VCoolio> SimSimma: in edit > preferences > applications you can point to what app to use for what files
[14:56] <SimSimma> VCoolio, That doesnt work. I already tried that. Is there a textfile anywhere
[14:56] <jami> thanksg0d: it tries forever (-t 0) to continue the file download with a timeout of 10s (-T 10)
[14:56] <llutz> beaves: that's odd, works here fine and according to lots of tuts it should do everywhere. check spelling, path etc.
[14:56] <thanksg0d> gatty: I installed this morning ubuntu 9, it freezed on APT configure at 80%
[14:56] <plluksie> Hello all. Does anyone setup xen on 9.10. I would like to do quick test on karmic. It seems I have to recompile kernel or use kernel from debian. Am I right?
[14:57] <thanksg0d> gatty: I skipped it considering to do it after install
[14:57] <thanksg0d> but when I connect to web it freezes...
[14:57] <LinuX2half> Why when I was auto removing my deleted packages, there's an line that said 'import site' failed; use -v for traceback
[14:57] <thanksg0d> no Ideas?
[14:57] <bio-tty> question -- apt-get source gives two tarballs and a directory.  is the directory always redundant?
[14:57] <gatty> thanksg0d: have you checked dmesg for any strange messages from your NIC driver?
[14:58] <oCean_> plluksie: start here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Xen
[14:58] <thanksg0d> no I'm doing it
[14:58] <beaves> llutz thunderbird find the user.js, i can see the entries in about:config
[14:58] <jami> thanksg0d: hm bad prehistory
[14:58] <VCoolio> SimSimma: i don't know what file that would be, but it is in ~/.mozilla/firefox/blah.default somewhere
[14:58] <SimSimma> VCoolio, alright thanks I will rumamge thru there
[14:59] <thanksg0d> gatty: I googled about this apt freeze and a lot of guys had this problem
[14:59] <beaves> llutz the entires called network.protocol-handler.app.http and network.protocol-handler.app.https, both with /usr/bin/firefox
[14:59] <jami> thanksg0d: there can be 1000 reasons for apt freezing
[15:00] <llutz> beaves: right
[15:00] <thanksg0d> you're right jami
[15:00] <llutz> beaves: just to be sure, "which firefox"
[15:00] <thanksg0d> that's why I skipped it
[15:00] <jami> thanksg0d: you upgraded right?
[15:01] <thanksg0d> no I didn't
[15:01] <jami> thanksg0d: fresh install?
[15:01] <thanksg0d> fresh, this morning
[15:01] <berserk_ren> oh yeah automount  is working just perfectly =} thnx 4 hlp =}
[15:01] <thanksg0d> apt-get update freezes
[15:01] <LinuX2half> Why when I was auto removing my deleted packages, there's an line that said 'import site' failed; use -v for traceback
[15:01] <beaves> llutz what do you mean?
[15:02] <llutz> beaves: output of command "which firefox"
[15:03] <thanksg0d> I think it can be something about my Alice router
[15:03] <beaves> llutz /usr/bin/firefox
[15:03] <thanksg0d> I tried with another network card and it's the same
[15:03] <llutz> beaves: so all should be ok. no idea why it doesn't work for you
[15:04] <jami> thanksg0d: and why should apt freeze for the bad behaviour of your router
[15:04] <beaves> llutz if i look in the processlist, there are where much firefox processes
[15:05] <thanksg0d> jami: don't know... it's not the router itself
[15:05] <thanksg0d> I'm using it right now
[15:06] <plluksie> oCean_: Ok. So I'm going to get kernel from Debian and install it under Ubuntu. Does anyone know a better option ?
[15:06] <thanksg0d> I could download an older ubuntu 9.(less than 10)
[15:06] <ido_> I can't mount my windows partition and update-grub does not detect windows, can anyone help? :/
[15:07] <ido_> I can't mount my windows partition and update-grub does not detect windows, can anyone help? :/
[15:07] <LinuX2half> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptitudeSurvivalGuide
[15:08] <jami> thanksg0d: strange problem. you chat so your router/routing is fine.
[15:08] <LinuX2half> Why when I was auto removing my deleted packages, there's an line that said 'import site' failed; use -v for traceback
[15:08] <ido_> I can't mount my windows partition and update-grub does not detect windows, can anyone help? :/
[15:08] <beaves> llutz do you have some ideas?
[15:08] <thanksg0d> I leave now... thanks to everybody have a nice day
[15:08] <ChogyDan> ido_: I can't help, but you should probably work on not being able to mount your partition
[15:09] <llutz> beaves: try closing all ff instances and click a link in tb then. will it open firefox?
[15:09] <LinuX2half> ido_: use gparted to identify the problem.
[15:09] <jami> thanksg0d: and df -h say that there is enought space left in every temp path
[15:09] <beaves> llutz wait
[15:09] <jami> thanksg0d: corrupt disk? fsck
[15:09] <ido_> LinuX2half, how exactly can I use it to identify the problem?
[15:11] <ido_> ChogyDan, well.. I searched everywhere, I get no error when trying to  mount it manually, only when i use nautilus and there is no info anywhere about it...
[15:11] <beaves> llutz it wont work
[15:11] <llutz> beaves: sorry, no idea
[15:11] <jami> thanksg0d: also try apt-get clean, apt-get check
[15:11] <LinuX2half> ido_: Personally, I don't have this problem but I create a NTFS partition alongside with the ext3 partition. If you can't mount your windows partition then that means probably the partition isn't mounted.
[15:12] <beaves> llutz thank you for trying to help
[15:12] <ido_> LinuX2half, I can mount other ntfs partitions on the very same hd, I'm really clueless...
[15:14] <Talon_> is there a way to completely remove all prompts for my password for EVERYTHING? I understand the issues concerning doing this, but this is MY computer, only MY login, I fail to see why i need to retype my password to look at a different drive, or start the package manager, etc... this is very annoying.
[15:15] <LinuX2half> ido_: Alright, if you felt bewildered then follow this website and see if you could comprehend of the steps. http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/mountwindows
[15:15] <fbu90> how, can i make 360 photo in ubuntu? what program?
[15:15] <llutz> Talon_: because _your computer_ is connected to the internet and security breaks will harm other
[15:15] <jami> Talon_: put the device mount to the fstab and use umask
[15:15] <LinuX2half> ido_: it's pretty simple since it had screenshots
[15:16] <Talon_> those were examples.. I know how to edit my fstab
[15:16] <ido_> LinuX2half, those steps do not work...
[15:16] <bastid_raZor> !ntfs | ido_ this does work
[15:17] <root> k
[15:17] <jami> Talon_: and the issue that every program has root rights does not frighten you
[15:17] <aksx> can i install two programs together in ubuntu
[15:18] <ja660k> is there a way i can use wget to output to the terminal?
[15:18] <LinuX2half> ido_: so I assume that you had try them before..?
[15:18] <Talon_> jami, no. I do frequent drive images of both my bootable partitions so if something gets screwed by my doing, or some program i chose to install, my system can be back to the way it was within 10 minutes
[15:18] <natrixnatrix89> If I connect a USB - serial adapter. Which would be the address to get to the serial port?
[15:19] <jami> ja660k: wget -O - ...
[15:19] <natrixnatrix89> would it be /dev/ttyS0 or /dev/ttyUSB0?
[15:19] <aksx> any one ::: is there a way to install two different programs simultaneously
[15:19] <ja660k> jami: thanks =)
[15:19] <CShadowRun> aksx sudo apt-get install program1 program2
[15:19] <LinuX2half> ido_: alright how about this one? http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/mountwindowsfstab
[15:19] <beaves> llutz i try it with a other browser (kazehakase) and it works
[15:19] <SealedWithAKiss> I have just upgraded from Hardy to Intrepid. On reboot, the OS produces an error saying "Fatal error: No screens detected" and doesn't load the GUI. Can anybody help?
[15:20] <jami> Talon_: but you want to workaround a good architecture
[15:20] <Talon_> it should be an option, i'm the sole user of my computer, i live alone, its my machine, why do I haveto enter my password so many times for so many things :/
[15:21] <jami> Talon_: security issues
[15:21] <jami> Talon_: GOOD security issues
[15:21] <myself> hello
[15:21] <aksx> cshadowrun: one installation is continuing i want to start another
[15:21] <SealedWithAKiss> I have just upgraded from Hardy to Intrepid. On reboot, the OS produces an error saying "Fatal error: No screens detected" and doesn't load the GUI. Can anybody help?
[15:21] <ChogyDan> Talon_: you can do autologin, do you have that?  Also, you can have a blank keyring password
[15:21] <bastid_raZor> jami: look into sudoers.. in a terminal type man sudoers
[15:21] <CShadowRun> aksx: i don't think you can
[15:21] <LjL> natrixnatrix89: if it works, i think it should be something like /dev/ttyUSB0
[15:21] <llutz> Talon_: because _your computer_ is connected to the internet and security breaks will harm others. welcome to the world of botnets/spam etc
[15:22] <natrixnatrix89> LjL: What do you mean - if it works?
[15:22] <aksx> CShadowRun: is there any way of doing it tried running one installation via apt-get and other via aptitude didnt work
[15:22] <LjL> natrixnatrix89: well, i mean the adapter might not be recognized... but hopefully it will
[15:22] <CShadowRun> (15:21:07) CShadowRun: aksx: i don't think you can
[15:23] <SealedWithAKiss> I have just upgraded from Hardy to Intrepid. On reboot, the OS produces an error saying "Fatal error: No screens detected" and doesn't load the GUI. Can anybody help?
[15:23] <ChogyDan> aksx: no, you can't, why do you want to anyway?  Maybe there is another option
[15:23] <oCean_> Talon_: see the /etc/sudoers file. There are options to use sudo w/out need for entering password
[15:23] <Talon_> is it or is it not possible.
[15:24] <myself> how can i reinstall a virtual package?
[15:24] <ChogyDan> SealedWithAKiss: im just guessing, but upgrading to intrepid is probably not the best idea.  You should either run Hardy8.04 or Karmic9.10
[15:24] <LinuX2half> Why when I was auto removing my deleted packages, there's an line that said 'import site' failed; use -v for traceback
[15:24]  * Xaero is away: autoaway [l(on) p(on)]
[15:24] <taran> hello people
[15:24] <natrixnatrix89> LjL: dmesg says: http://paste.ubuntu.com/358077/
[15:24] <LinuX2half> Why when I was auto removing my deleted packages, there's an line that said 'import site' failed; use -v for traceback
[15:24] <LjL> !away > Xaero    (Xaero, see the private message from ubottu)
[15:24] <bastid_raZor> Talon_: in a terminal type man sudoers ..this is what you need to edit.
[15:24] <SealedWithAKiss> ChogyDan, I had to upgrade to Intrepid to get to Karmic.
[15:24] <oCean_> Talon_: yes, see /etc/sudoers
[15:24] <jami> Talon_: its possible but since you are on the internet its a stupid idea
[15:24] <LjL> natrixnatrix89: then it should definitely be recognized at /dev/ttyUSB0
[15:24] <ChogyDan> SealedWithAKiss: can you upgrade again?
[15:25] <natrixnatrix89> So I can tell other software that they can find the serial device in /dev/ttyUSB0?
[15:25] <SealedWithAKiss> ChogyDan, the whole point was to go from Hardy to Intrepid to Jaunty to Karmic.
[15:25] <LinuX2half> Why when I was auto removing my deleted packages, there's an line that said 'import site' failed; use -v for traceback
[15:25] <Talon_> i have modified my sudoers already, works great for terminal use of sudo.. everything else still asks for my password
[15:25] <LjL> natrixnatrix89: yes.
[15:26] <Talon_> so since its possible, how do I do it... I understand the risks, but I still want to do it. it should be my choice
[15:26] <bastid_raZor> Talon_: add gksudo and run graphical applications from terminal with gksudo .. no password required.
[15:26] <natrixnatrix89> LjL: The problem Is I have connected a weather station to that port. But when I run wview and tell it to use this address, the daemons start, but it says its still starting
[15:27] <natrixnatrix89> and I cant get it to work.. Like it would be waiting for some packets ir sth :S
[15:27] <isolat3dsh33p> SealedWithAKiss, can you boot into the terminal?
[15:27] <SealedWithAKiss> isolat3dsh33p, I have access to the terminal.
[15:27] <LjL> natrixnatrix89: it might be waiting for some flow control signal that never gets activated. have a look at the flow control options. you should probably also try debugging using the package "minicom" (a simple terminal emulator)
[15:28] <isolat3dsh33p> SealedWithAKiss, maybe you can upgrade using the terminal. I'm not really sure though.
[15:28] <ChogyDan> SealedWithAKiss: to upgrade from the terminal: sudo apt-get install update-manager-core   and then sudo do-release-upgrade
[15:28] <natrixnatrix89> LjL: what is flow control, and what exactly do I have to try? Sorry i'm such a newbie.. I just really want to set up the weather station..
[15:29] <oCean_> Talon_: add your user to group "sudo", and uncomment line starting "# %sudo ALL=NOPASSWD" in /etc/sudoers
[15:29] <SealedWithAKiss> ChogyDan, why would I want to perform another upgrade when the last upgrade I performed has caused problems?
[15:29] <oCean_> Talon_: be sure to use "visudo" command to edit /etc/sudoers file
[15:29] <SealedWithAKiss> ChogyDan, will upgrading to Jaunty solve the problems from the previous upgrade?
[15:30] <Talon_> i've already done that
[15:30] <ChogyDan> SealedWithAKiss: good point, but the video stuff has had trouble in past releases.  There might be fixes later on.  It's up to you
[15:30] <LjL> natrixnatrix89, it might end up being a bit complicated. serial ports (the RS232 interface) have a pin or two that are used to say "yes, i'm here, i'm a serial device, and i'm ready to send/receive". those are called RTS/CTS (ready to send / clear to send).  alternatively, another method of flow control is called XON/XOFF, and doesn't use any additional pins
[15:30] <LjL> natrixnatrix89: it's possible, for example, that your program expects RTS/CTS signals, but those aren't carried by the adapter.
[15:30] <natrixnatrix89> LjL: I just installed minicom. What can I do with it?
[15:30] <LjL> natrixnatrix89: how you would tell your software to ignore them... i don't know that.
[15:30] <SealedWithAKiss> ChogyDan, it can't make things any worse can it? As long as my data isn't screwed, I don't mind. Maybe my card is supported in a later distro.
[15:30] <LjL> natrixnatrix89: you can try to see the raw output that's coming from the serial port, if any.
[15:31] <Talon_> any time in terminal i can now use sudo without it asking for my password, but using the places from the ubunu menu and clicking on a drive it still asks, and so does like package manager..
[15:31] <isolat3dsh33p> SealedWithAKiss, what's you card anyway?
[15:31] <ChogyDan> SealedWithAKiss: well, you may just want to backup your /home, and then just install karmic
[15:31] <SealedWithAKiss> ChogyDan, so by running those two commands from the terminal the kernel will upgrade?
[15:31] <SaintSapp> Is there a way to perform an integer search on all files in a directory, at the binary level, for a given value?
[15:31] <SealedWithAKiss> isolat3dsh33p, ATI Radeon 4670 HD.
[15:31] <Talon_> well n/m package manager doesnt ask me anymore
[15:31] <ChogyDan> SealedWithAKiss: no, the whole system
[15:31] <martianlobster> I want to install jbidwatcher on my ubuntu box. I can't find anything with synaptic or apt-cache search.  What is the best way to install jbidwatcher?
[15:31] <natrixnatrix89> LjL: how do I change the port on minicom?
[15:31] <Talon_> any drive request from the places menu still asks for a password tho
[15:32] <SealedWithAKiss> ChogyDan, I don't have anything to back up to. An iPod? A DVD-R?
[15:32]  * Talon_ sighs
[15:33] <Talon_> heck with it, im just going to enable root and login as root. that ought to do it I'd hope.
[15:33] <LjL> martianlobster: uhm, it was there in previous versions of ubuntu (like hardy). i don't know why it has been removed, but you could try installing it from http://packages.ubuntu.com and selecting the newest version that still has it. of course, though, it might not install correctly.
[15:33] <SealedWithAKiss> ChogyDan, that would also mean copying home to the removable media via the command line. Pretty tough stuff for a beginner like me.
[15:33] <jami> rocklobster
[15:33] <martianlobster> LjL ok thanks
[15:33] <LjL> natrixnatrix89, i don't really remember these details
[15:34] <Netbookremix> hi guys, could anyone help me how to stop oo from autocompleting my numbers to dates?
[15:34] <natrixnatrix89> LjL: Ok. then how do I see what information is it sending?
[15:34] <dlublink> Any KDE users in here ?
[15:34] <isolat3dsh33p> dlublink, try #kubuntu
[15:34] <dlublink> thanks
[15:35] <trism> martianlobster: on their site, they have a jar file for linux, so you could just download that and install java, then java -jar file.jar (and create a link for that)
[15:35] <Talon_> that will work right? and achieve what I want if I login as root?
[15:35] <jami> Netbookremix: http://nowacki.org/blog/2004/05/disable_autocomplete_in_openoffice.html
[15:35] <martianlobster> thanks
[15:35] <dlublink> Any Gnome users here who have used KDE but prefer Gnome? If so, why do you prefer Gnome ?
[15:35] <LjL> SaintSapp: you can use grep... but what do you mean by "integer"? you can give grep a hex value, i suppose
[15:35] <oCean_> Talon_: that option is not supported in this channel.
[15:36] <LjL> !ot | dlublink
[15:36] <Talon_> obviously.. but i didnt ask if you supported it, i asked if it would work
[15:36] <dlublink> :P
[15:36] <ChogyDan> SealedWithAKiss: yeah, I don't know.  I run with a separate partition for /home, which works for me.  You should be able to just reinstall over the install, and it won't overwrite your /home, but that is risky
[15:37] <ouyes> what is the grammer of text in conky setup?
[15:37] <natrixnatrix89> LjL: I just connected to /dev/ttyUSB0, but all I see is this http://paste.ubuntu.com/358082/
[15:37] <SealedWithAKiss> ChogyDan, I'm going to back the home folder up to a DVD-R and then download Karmic and burn the image to a disk. I want to upgrade to a 64-bit OS anyway so upgrading one distro at a time seems retarded.
[15:37] <mustafa> Hello , i am using ubuntu 9 and after 1 day of idle my gnome gui hangs and i have to power off the machine and reboot it , is there a fix for it ? or i can restart it from terminal?
[15:37] <dupondje> hellow :) i'm using audacious, and playing music from a samba mount, but it seems like it gives 'clicks' sometimes
[15:38] <dupondje> any idea what could be the reason ?
[15:38] <SealedWithAKiss> ChogyDan, how to I know whether my PC wil support a 64-bit OS?
[15:38] <ChogyDan> yeah, fwiw, if you waited till 10.04 was released, you would have been able to go straight from 8.04->10.04
[15:38] <airstrike> dupondje: 9.10?
[15:38] <LjL> natrixnatrix89, well, i don't think i can help you further... all i can say is try playing with minicom settings (search for RTS/CTS, for one, and try activating or deactivating it), also find out what speed the port is running at, and see if anything ever shows up.
[15:38] <dupondje> airstrike: yep
[15:38] <martianlobster> trism, thanks
[15:38] <isolat3dsh33p> SealedWithAKiss, did you try upgrading from a x86 version to amd64 version?
[15:38] <ouyes> i need to add the speed of  eth0 and wlan0 to show a total downspeed and upspeed of my network
[15:39] <natrixnatrix89> LjL: really thanks for your help!
[15:39] <airstrike> dupondje: sound problems in 9.10 are a buck a dozen, usually due to pulseaudio. i have no experience with this though, as it hasn't affected me at all (but i hear a lot of people complaining about that)
[15:39] <ChogyDan> SealedWithAKiss: what processor?   Allot of them now adays support it.
[15:39] <SealedWithAKiss> isolat3dsh33p, nahh I didn't I upgraded a x86 with x86.
[15:39] <Netbookremix> thanks!!
[15:39] <jami> dupondje: i have bad cifs experiences too
[15:39] <VCoolio> someone know a place to get supercat config lines, or care to share his/hers? Eg for bash files
[15:39] <dupondje> seems not a sound problem
[15:39] <dupondje> more cifs problem indeed
[15:40] <SimSimma> Hey I have a problem with my "." in my "./" it
[15:40] <SimSimma>  not being recognized
[15:40] <isolat3dsh33p> SealedWithAKiss, just do the back up and perform a new install then, I guess. :(
[15:40] <SealedWithAKiss> ChogyDan, Intel Core Duo E4700 @ 2.6Ghz - will it suport a 64-bit OS?
[15:40] <SealedWithAKiss> isolat3dsh33p, I'm gonna yeah.
[15:40] <ChogyDan> ya
[15:40] <SealedWithAKiss> ChogyDan, are you sure?
[15:41] <kinja-sheep> SealedWithAKiss: I will vouch for him.
[15:41] <ChogyDan> SealedWithAKiss: I thought all the core duos were 64bit capable
[15:41] <SealedWithAKiss> ChogyDan, I haven't got a clue. I don't know much about CPUs.
[15:41] <kinja-sheep> SealedWithAKiss: Are you using Ubuntu right now?
[15:41] <jami> dupondje: yes
[15:41] <SealedWithAKiss> kinja-sheep, thanks.
[15:41] <isolat3dsh33p> SealedWithAKiss, good luck. :)
[15:42] <kinja-sheep> SealedWithAKiss: Try "lscpu" in the terminal
[15:42] <bio-tty> is there a package or other way where i get bzip2 and gzip statically linked?
[15:42] <SealedWithAKiss> kinja-sheep, nahh I'm in Vista. I tried upgrading Hardy to Intrepid. I was trying to get to Karmic. The installation completed, but now the GUI wont start.
[15:42] <jami> dupondje: in my case the access is blocked for a some ms
[15:42] <kinja-sheep> SealedWithAKiss: oh alright. :)
[15:42] <dupondje> jami: no fixes or bugreports of it ?
[15:42] <Maletor> How do I boot my computer into command line // not have gdm start when I boot up. I think I need to delete xorg.conf
[15:42] <VCoolio> Maletor: edit grub
[15:42] <SealedWithAKiss> kinja-sheep, so you're also saying Core Duo's support 64-bit OSs?
[15:42] <jami> dupondje: nfs :)
[15:43] <dupondje> jami: hard with a winblows box ;)
[15:43] <Tuxguy> Anyone use lmms? I dont ever hear anything out of my speaekers
[15:43] <SealedWithAKiss> ChogyDan, I always thought that you needed an AMD CPU to use 64-bit software.
[15:43] <bio-tty> question -- is there a package or other way where i get bzip2 and gzip statically linked?
[15:43] <VCoolio> Maletor: "sudo nano /etc/default/grub" then add "text" to line 9 "GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"" then "sudo update-grub"
[15:44] <dupondje> D: protocol-native.c: Underrun on '***', 0 bytes in queue.
[15:44] <dupondje> D: protocol-native.c: Requesting rewind due to end of underrun.
[15:44] <dupondje> its really fucked :P
[15:44] <FloodBot3> dupondje: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:44] <LizardK|ng> SealedWithAKiss, or a 64bit intel processor
[15:44] <Maletor> VCoolio: When I start up my computer it loads the Ubuntu logo fine, but when it tries to go to the login screen it comes up "Not Supported" on my TV
[15:44] <Maletor> It worked fine on my 768p TV now it's on 1080p and won't work
[15:44] <gone> #ubuntu-cz
[15:44] <oCean_> dupondje: mind your language please, in this channel
[15:44] <ChogyDan> SealedWithAKiss: no no, that was awhile ago.  AMD and Intel had competing 64bits, and Intel lost.  Now all modern CPUs support AMDs version of 64bit
[15:44] <RealLife> I just installed ( atleast I think I did ) ubuntu 8.04 lts using wubi now where do I run it?
[15:44] <kitche> !language > dupondje
[15:44] <Guest50137> joint / hardware
[15:44] <Guest50137> join /hardware
[15:44] <Guest50137> sorry
[15:45] <VCoolio> Maletor: no idea on using tv's, sorry; above is how to get cli, that's all I have
[15:45] <jami> dupondje: full ack. A latence timeout is ok but this fuu.. reaking driver blocks the io
[15:45] <Maletor> But I can't get command line. When I start up there is no where to write sudo nano...
[15:46] <safoo> #perl
[15:46] <fctest> woop woop my irc client displays all 1000 and something users
[15:46] <VCoolio> Maletor: karmic? or earlier?
[15:46] <Maletor> 9.10
[15:46] <Guest50137> i have a laptop connected to wireless and i want it to give a signal to a ethernet cord how can i do this?
[15:46] <RealLife> help me please oh please
[15:46] <RealLife> ^_^
[15:46] <natrixnatrix89> Maletor: What if you press esc when booting (when it reaches grub) and if then you select an older kernel?
[15:46] <VCoolio> Maletor: ok, press left shift while booting, it will give you the grub menu and you can choose terminal boot
[15:47] <kinja-sheep> RealLife: Reboot. Select Ubuntu.
[15:47] <mustafa> sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[15:47] <jami> Guest50137: ifup the device. man ifup/ifconfig
[15:47] <Maletor> All I have is memory test and 2.6.31-17 recovery mode
[15:47] <Maletor> no terminal boot...
[15:48] <natrixnatrix89> Maletor. look at the bottom side
[15:48] <natrixnatrix89> and there is a letter written you have to press
[15:48] <Maletor> should I hit e and then write sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[15:48] <RealLife> kinja-sheep: I did reboot but the setup didn't continue
[15:48] <natrixnatrix89> to get terminal..
[15:48] <trism> VCoolio: don't know about supercat, but highlight handles bash files and tons of other types (highlight -A file; need to include -S type if not a known extension)
[15:48] <Maletor> c says command line do I want that?
[15:48] <RealLife> it isnt duel boot, its ubuntu under windoze
[15:48] <natrixnatrix89> Maletor I guess so..
[15:49] <Maletor> I can't do anything with that bash -- it's too minimal
[15:49] <RealLife> http://gnome-look.org
[15:49] <Maletor> can't su myuser can't get nano
[15:49] <Maletor> can't pwd
[15:49] <RealLife> Themes for Ubuntu!!!111
[15:49] <RealLife> keke
[15:50] <luigi> ciao a tutti
[15:50] <oCean_> RealLife: wubi installation will continue for 10 to 15 minutes and the machine will reboot again. This is it. Now you can select Ubuntu at the boot screen and start using it.
[15:50] <RealLife> aww
[15:50] <RealLife> nothing like that happened
[15:50] <dupondje> jami: you know if there is a bugreport about this issue ?
[15:50] <edbian> Is there a way to get two rows of the windows list applet similar to a taller start bar in windows xp??
[15:50] <RealLife> there is a ubuntu folder in c:
[15:50] <luigi> non riesco a trovare il wifi x ubuntu ho un acer aspire one chi mi puo aiutare???
[15:50] <RealLife> and inside /ubuntu there is install
[15:50] <oCean_> !it | luigi
[15:50] <VCoolio> trism: installing, thanks for the tip
[15:50] <setuid> I've got a backup drive that is luks-encrypted, and when I plug it into my Ubuntu build, it prompts me for the password. I give it that password, and it says it can't mount it. How do I mount this?
[15:50] <ChogyDan> edbian: you mean in the bottom panel?
[15:51] <edbian> ChogyDan, I don't care what panel I do it with.  But yeah sure, in the bottom panel
[15:51] <ChogyDan> edbian: well, I get 2 rows at 50 pixels
[15:52] <edbian> ChogyDan, Indeed!  Thanks!  I didn't expect it to be that easy :)
[15:52] <lmh1> hi, how can i change MBR on ultimate edition?
[15:52] <ChogyDan> np
[15:52] <Maletor> How do I delete my xorg.conf and auto generate a new one?
[15:52] <RealLife> how do u spell querry?
[15:52] <setuid> query
[15:53] <RealLife> ty
[15:53] <SealedWithAKiss> ChogyDan, when I boot the CD and it comes to partitioning, how will write the new OS over the existing one?
[15:53] <client> cok
[15:53] <jami> dupondje: nothing useable
[15:54] <SealedWithAKiss> ChogyDan, I don't wanna screw up my Vista partition.
[15:54] <lmh1> I have tryed gksu gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst in console but get empty page?
[15:54] <oCean_> RealLife: wubi: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide
[15:54] <ChogyDan> SealedWithAKiss: what is your partition makeup?  You want to select manual partitioning and reuse all of them
[15:54] <RealLife> oh
[15:54] <LizardK|ng> SealedWithAKiss, you might want to try wubi, it will install ubuntu as a windows app and not write anything to the boot parts of your disk
[15:54] <Maletor> How do I auto generate a new xorg.conf is it nvidia-settings or something like that?
[15:55] <SealedWithAKiss> LizardK|ng, that's a VM right?
[15:55] <LizardK|ng> oh, you already have an install to overright
[15:55] <ZykoticK9> Maletor, nvidia-xconfig
[15:55] <ultimate-> Quick Question , my gnome gui hangs after 1 day of idle i can restart it from terminal only way is to reboot the pc any fix for this?
[15:55] <LizardK|ng> SealedWithAKiss, no, not a vm, just uses windows boot stuff to boot ubuntu from ntfs
[15:55] <Maletor> ZykoticK9: and that will generate a xorg.conf file for me?
[15:55] <SealedWithAKiss> ChogyDan, I have a 250GB Vista partition and an 80GB Ubuntu partition.
[15:55] <RealLife> oCean_: I must have forgotten to say Install Ubuntu at boot up. Can I still restart it?
[15:55] <bastid_raZor> !ultimate | ultimate-
[15:55] <LizardK|ng> SealedWithAKiss, its a bit slower with I/O and you can't hibernate
[15:55] <jami> dupondje: i decided to reformat my data stuff to ext4 and keep m$ as blob in a vm
[15:55] <ZykoticK9> Maletor, you but you'll have to use "sudo nvidia-xconfig"
[15:56] <toman> someone who know how to install benq 5000 scanner under ubuntu 9.10 ?
[15:56] <ChogyDan> SealedWithAKiss: in the manual part, just set the ubuntu partition as /
[15:56] <oCean_> RealLife: aha. Ehm, I'm not sure how to restart it....
[15:56] <RealLife> :<
[15:56] <ultimate-> bastid_raZor : i didnt get that it means no support for gnome here right?
[15:57] <bastid_raZor> ultimate-: it means no support for ultimate. ##gnome is for gnome support
[15:57] <LizardK|ng> SealedWithAKiss, portable ubuntu us more a windowless vm -type setup
[15:58] <dinosaurvskitten> has anyone tried to use ttf-inconsolata with urxvt? I'm getting insanely large spaces between characters and I'm wondering if it's normal: http://imagebin.org/80341 (the terminal with vim, top right)
[15:58] <RealLife> I want to install ubuntu with KDE (compiz?) for a friend of mine, we both don't know much about linux, but If I buy the books can I make the pc's run smoothly without him having to learn how to use Linux too?
[15:59] <bastid_raZor> RealLife: that is like saying i want to drive my car without learning how to drive.
[15:59] <jami> RealLife: which books you want to buy
[16:00] <RealLife> second
[16:00] <SealedWithAKiss> LizardK|ng, I just remembered something. When I first installed Ubuntu, I had to use a a special version of the OS that had the drivers for my motherboard. This was ages ago though when my PC was new, I wont have that problem now with Karmic will I?
[16:00] <RealLife> Beginning Ubuntu Linux, Third Edition - Ubuntu Kung Fu
[16:00] <tony__> anyone know the recommened specs for youtube hd videos? i'm on a xp3200 x65 cpu w/ 2gigs ram and 6800gt and getting choppy videos in chrome and firefox
[16:00] <RealLife> that is after I finished with Ubuntu Pocket guide
[16:00] <jami> bastid_raZor: this comparison is to hard :)
[16:01] <dinosaurvskitten> tony__, haha, flash on linux
[16:01] <LizardK|ng> SealedWithAKiss, i have no idea, but i would say probably not; try wubi, if it doesn't boot, you can just uninstall; if it does boot, you can reinstall as a dual boot
[16:01] <dinosaurvskitten> tony__, funny one
[16:01] <RealLife> bastid_raZor: no no ur wrong
[16:01] <dinosaurvskitten> tony__, your best  bet is to pause the flash player and view the video directly (/tmp/Flash*) with mplayer
[16:01] <HeaVenGh0st> how long would it take to install ubuntu in xp with wubi?
[16:01] <SimSimma> Flash for linux sucks, sorry wait till they implement HTML5
[16:01] <tony__> anyone else with a better machine or roughly same specs have that problem? i'm knew to ubuntu
[16:01] <RealLife> bastid_raZor: people are able to use windoze without much effort I just want to give them that privelage using linux, U guys with this ignorant aproach to linux is who is giving it a bad image
[16:01] <bastid_raZor> RealLife: using linux is no simple and easy task. some learning is required.
[16:01] <tony__> thanks guys
[16:02] <Tuxguy> Does linux support audio out on hdmi?
[16:02] <RealLife> i want to set everything up for him
[16:02] <SealedWithAKiss> LizardK|ng, I'm in wubi now.
[16:02] <llutz> bastid_raZor: using linux is simple, but you need one to administrate it
[16:02] <dinosaurvskitten> SimSimma, well, html5 still leaves us with the problem of not having a decent browser plugin for players (last I checked - I'd be glad if you proved me wrong)
[16:02] <SealedWithAKiss> LizardK|ng, It wants to install on the C: drive.
[16:02] <{chmod}755> Linux is simple enough. Ubuntu and Linux Mint have virtually no learning curve, IMHO.
[16:03] <SealedWithAKiss> LizardK|ng, is this completely reversible?
[16:03] <alfie[iv]> yes
[16:03] <tony__> anyone know a way to change the mouse scroll wheel speed? or just in chrome itself?
[16:03] <ZykoticK9> Tuxguy, Yes.  But i get the impression it can be tricky - I've don't have anything with HDMI audio so I've never tried.  Good luck.
[16:03] <dinosaurvskitten> SimSimma, I tried both mozilla-mplayer and gecko-mediaplayer, both of which worked horrendously badly
[16:04] <SimSimma> Sorry, I dont use browser plugins.
[16:04] <RealLife> {chmod}755:  that is exactly what I want to do for my "people" ^_^ I dont want to administrate their windoze pc's (antivirus etc etc) - I will rather do it the legal way  using linux
[16:04] <SimSimma> minus when Totem randomly pops up
[16:04]  * HeaVenGh0st How long would it take to install ubuntu in xp with wubi?
[16:04] <LizardK|ng> SealedWithAKiss, completely, it makes a file on your windows partition to use as a root disk in ubuntu
[16:04] <pasjr> Dose any one know if I change the max_temp in Config Editor will the fan respond accordingly
[16:04] <LizardK|ng> HeaVenGh0st, depends if you need the iso, but about an hour
[16:04] <SealedWithAKiss> LizardK|ng, how long does the installation take?
[16:05] <{chmod}755> RealLife, do they have any knowledge of Linux?
[16:05] <LizardK|ng> SealedWithAKiss, if you already have the iso, about an hour
[16:05] <RealLife> HeaVenGh0st: I was just installing ubuntu using wubi myself :) It doesnt take long at all. here is the guide(someone else just gave it to me ^_^) https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide
[16:05] <RealLife> {chmod}755: nope! haha
[16:05] <blue112> Hello here. I'm having trouble while running gtkpod, it says "Assertion 'pthread_setspecific(t->key, userdata) == 0' failed at pulsecore/thread-posix.c:200, function pa_tls_set(). Aborting."... I've tried with the lastest git of this program it does the same... What should I do ?
[16:05] <Crewsr3> I added a process to the "Startup Applications" program.  It is starting to fast and would like to tell it to sleep for 9 seconds before start.  I tried putting this in  the command "sleep 9 && /usr/bin/process" but it is gone the next time I login
[16:05] <slivershadow> hello
[16:06] <bastid_raZor> RealLife: the kung fu guide you spoke is a great guide. that guide will greatly increase your abilities in ubuntu
[16:06] <edgy360> hello silvershadow
[16:06] <edbian> Crewsr3, Make a script and tell the script to run in the start up apps.  Do you know how to do that?
[16:06] <RealLife> bastid_raZor: thanks ^_^ I heard about the book from someone here in this very chatroom (whoever u are : Thanks ^_^)
[16:06] <oCean_> RealLife: get your free download of ubuntu pocketguide here: http://ubuntupocketguide.com/index_main.html and see how easy-to-use it really is
[16:06] <{chmod}755> RealLife, I find it very, very irresponsible to install a Linux system on someone else's machine if they have no knowledge of Linux. We had a guy in #Linux the night before last who did the same thing, he was the admin, and was trying to make fun of his user because he kept getting frustrated with Linux. That's seriously uncool.
[16:06] <Linuxnoob> hello
[16:07] <{chmod}755> !hi | linuxnoob
[16:07] <edbian> Linuxnoob, hi
[16:07] <blue112> ^^
[16:07] <slivershadow> where are you from?
[16:07] <Crewsr3> I read about it edbian.  I guess I don't understand why I can just put it in like the "sleep 9 && process"
[16:07] <Linuxnoob> i got probs booting my ubuntu 9.10 live CD
[16:07] <blue112> Am I in the good channel for my question ?
[16:07] <{chmod}755> Linuxnoob, do you have Linux installed on your system?
[16:07] <jami> {chmod}755: Linux is simple enough? What in the driver and kernelspace exactly is simple.
[16:07] <pasjr> Dose any one know if I change the max_temp in Config Editor will the fan respond accordingly
[16:07] <omar> Hi everyone
[16:07] <Crewsr3> edbian, why does startup application delete the sleep aspect of the command
[16:07] <oCean_> slivershadow: this is ubuntu support, not chat
[16:07] <edbian> Crewsr3, I don't really understand that either.
[16:07] <Linuxnoob> don't know, i DLoaded the file from ubuntu.com and burned it to a cd
[16:08] <slivershadow> sorry
[16:08] <Linuxnoob> mounted cd with daemon tools and installed the including program
[16:08] <{chmod}755> jami, Are we going to turn this into a philosophical debate about easy?
[16:08] <Linuxnoob> restarted computer
[16:08]  * HeaVenGh0st I am entered into the ubuntu GUI first time after insatlling some files throu wubi rebooted the system and now it says partions formatting?
[16:08] <Linuxnoob> and i can choose ubuntu or windows
[16:08] <Linuxnoob> i choose ubuntu
[16:08] <{chmod}755> Linuxnoob, you do know that the file you downloaded is an ISO and it needs to be mounted on a CD
[16:08]  * HeaVenGh0st what does that mean? my xp would be deleted?
[16:08] <Crewsr3> edbian, I guess I will set up the script, thanks I thought I would ask in case there is a way to put this the command into the Startup Applications
[16:08] <Linuxnoob> y i got it on a cd
[16:08] <omar> I have a problem with my Logitech E2500 webcam on Ubuntu 9.10: when I use it the image is too dark, I cant even see it, can somebody help me?
[16:09] <bullgard> man gdb: "... SEE ALSO: `gdb' entry in info. ...' What is meant here by 'info'?
[16:09] <{chmod}755> Linuxnoob, In other words, you did not just burn it to the CD like a regular data disc. You DID mount the image on the disc?
[16:09] <oCean_> Linuxnoob: could you try to keep your description in a single line please? That's a lot easier to follow
[16:09] <Linuxnoob> i get error while loading ubuntu on startup
[16:09] <edbian> Crewsr3, Yeah, I'm pretty confident that the script will work.  It is odd.  I wish I knew why it did that too
[16:09] <Linuxnoob> ok
[16:09] <RealLife> ocean_: rofl I alreaddy downloaded that guide and made someone print it and bind it into a book :D http://www.imagehost.co.za/share-B534_4B533636.html
[16:09] <Linuxnoob> it sais "Can't open /dev/sr0...
[16:09] <edbian> {chmod}755, He must have or it would never have booted
[16:09] <blue112> Hum... I'm having trouble while running gtkpod, it says "Assertion 'pthread_setspecific(t->key, userdata) == 0' failed at pulsecore/thread-posix.c:200, function pa_tls_set(). Aborting."... I've tried with the lastest git of this program it does the same... What should I do ? Am I in the good channel to ask this ?
[16:09] <{chmod}755> Linuxnoob, So when you boot you see a screen that asks you to choose your Windows partition or your Ubuntu partition?
[16:10] <oCean_> RealLife: sweet :)
[16:10] <airstrike> Linuxnoob: there might be a problem with the media itself. try burning to a different cd or possibly download it again
[16:10] <{chmod}755> edbian, I can't determine if he's trying to mount off daemon tools or what. =(
[16:10] <Linuxnoob> ok i take it from step 1, in a single post this time :)
[16:10] <HeaVenGh0st> What does installing the system means if enter ubuntu GUI for the first time
[16:10] <{chmod}755> Linuxnoob, Thank you very much. =)
[16:11] <actionParsnip__> Is there a way to restore the KDE bottom bar? Mine is missing.
[16:11] <adversarian> Hello everyone. Anyone free to help a newbie?
[16:11] <{chmod}755> !ask | adversarian
[16:11] <omar> I have a problem with my Logitech E2500 webcam on Ubuntu 9.10: when I use it the image is too dark, I cant even see it, can somebody help me?
[16:11] <indian_munnda> can anyone tell me how do i install SDL??
[16:11] <oCean_> Linuxnoob: don't forget to checksum your download. - just to make sure your download is 100%  See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM
[16:11] <{chmod}755> adversarian, Do you have Linux on your system?
[16:11] <RealLife> {chmod}755: I will only install ubuntu with the guy's consent
[16:12] <{chmod}755> RealLife, don't be afraid to extend a bit of education about it before you leave him alone with it to. Thank you very much for your consideration. =)
[16:12] <didiermah> !french
[16:12] <actionParsnip__> omar: run: lsusb     websearch for the 8 character ID
[16:12] <adversarian> I'm on an XP laptop right now, but I have an old tower that I'm trying to install ubuntu on (9.10). It installed fine last night, but now, it won't boot. It gets past GRUB fine, but it freezes on the logo screen. Doesn't get past it.
[16:12] <RealLife> {chmod}755: i hate going to people's pcs and having to 'fix it' but all i ever end up doing is: installing cracked antivirus. Done :(
[16:12] <omar> ok
[16:13] <adversarian> I have NO idea what's wrong. I tried to reinstall from the CD and it froze when I chose "Install Ubuntu".
[16:13] <actionParsnip__> RealLife: wy not just install a free AV instead of a cracked one?
[16:13] <Linuxnoob> first i read on some forums what dist seemed best for me, and i found that i wanted to try ubuntu so i downloaded the .ISO file from ubuntu.com and burned it to a CD, then i reeboted and nothing happend so i tried to mount it with Daemon tools. and then a program appeared on my screen that told me to either install ubutnu or something so i installed the program, it tells me to reboot so i did... no results so i tried to reebot
[16:13] <Linuxnoob> cant get more, need 1 more line xD
[16:13] <RealLife> {chmod}755:  I understand what you say. I always make videos for my friends etc *(Using camtasia studio)* so that they can fix the stuff themselves in the future, or just review what I did on their computers..
[16:13] <bastid_raZor> RealLife: be sure to install openssh-server so you can ssh in and do updates remotely..  the ubuntupocketguide tells a bit about ssh
[16:13] <{chmod}755> RealLife, I understand and I appreciate, like the rest of the Linux community, that you're advocating Linux so much, especially to new users. But uneducated users become frustrated and do more harm than good to our community.
[16:13] <actionParsnip__> adversarian: did you MD5 test the ISO you downloaded? Did you run the CD verifier?
[16:13] <pasjr> is there any linux gurus in here
[16:13] <omar> actionParsnip_ the ID is 046d:089d
[16:13] <actionParsnip__> pasjr: just ask your question
[16:13] <jami> Linuxnoob: you should install ubuntu on disk
[16:14] <actionParsnip__> omar: then websearch that, you will find guides
[16:14] <{chmod}755> Linuxnoob, That's the issue! You're using daemontools to mount the disc.
[16:14] <Sandy___> Hi ALL
[16:14] <Linuxnoob> then i got to the screen where i could choose ubuntu or windows xp professional... i choose ubuntu and see the ubuntu icon on my screen for a long while, then it turns all black and when i press error i get lots of lines saying...
[16:14] <RealLife> {chmod}755:  I agree with that statement 100% I see alot of people who hate ubuntu because someone just installed it and left xD
[16:14] <Linuxnoob> what shall i just uninstall the program?
[16:14] <pasjr> I have to the first is if I change max temp in Config editor will the fan act accordingly
[16:14] <Linuxnoob> and reboot?
[16:14] <omar> Thans a lot for the help, really appreciate it
[16:14] <{chmod}755> RealLife, Good man
[16:14] <Linuxnoob> cus my computer doesnt find the cd
[16:14] <adversarian> Hmm, I think I might've missed that. Would it have installed fine (it booted after the installation fine, too) if the ISO had been incorrect?  Give me a second? I'll send you a link...
[16:15] <Sandy___> my system restarts when trying to boot from ububt live CD. Can anyone help?
[16:15] <Linuxnoob> do u think it would work to save the file on my external hard drive?
[16:15] <actionParsnip__> Linuxnoob: then boot to recovery root console and edit the boot so the stupid splash screen doesnt show so you can see the bootup text
[16:15] <dupondje> jami: trying to debug a bit with wireshark, but it seems all correct
[16:15] <dupondje> all normal responses :s
[16:15] <Sandy___> my system restarts when trying to boot from ubuntu live CD. Can anyone help?
[16:15] <elvios> ubuntu
[16:15] <Linuxnoob> actionParsnip__: ?
[16:15] <jami> adversarian: as long as your swap device is bigger than your memory, yes
[16:15] <actionParsnip__> adversarian: if you dont use it how do you know the CD you have is complete and error free?
[16:16] <RealLife> {chmod}755:  I won't make anyone spite the day they installed ubuntu :) Thanks for your help and ty too bastid_raZor for that last piece of information, I will remember it!
[16:16] <{chmod}755> Linuxnoob, http://pcsupport.about.com/od/toolsofthetrade/ht/burnisofile.htm - follow the directions here to burn your ISO to disc.
[16:16] <Sandy___> my system restarts when trying to boot from ubuntu live CD. Can anyone help?
[16:16] <dupondje> jami: Time from request: 0.218262000 seconds
[16:16] <SealedWithAKiss> LizardK|ng, I rebooted and selected Ubuntu. Then the screen went blank, and gave me an error message about NTFS. I think it's because I didn't shut down properly, or because NTFS needs checking.
[16:16] <dupondje> seems only difference
[16:16] <Linuxnoob> can't i burn ISO with NERO 9?
[16:17] <{chmod}755> Linuxnoob, I don't use Nero so I don't know.
[16:17] <bastid_raZor> Linuxnoob: yes, burn with the slowest possible speed .. 2x or 4x is best
[16:17] <edbian> Sandy___, You are too vague.  Are there errors of any kind?  At what point does it reboot?
[16:17] <LizardK|ng> SealedWithAKiss, reboot into windows and shut down properly :)
[16:17] <erUSUL> !burning | Linuxnoob
[16:17] <Sandy___> edbian.... it reboots as soon i chose to run linux without installing
[16:17] <adversarian> I don't know if it's complete and error free. I'm going to burn a new disc and check with that test, I just wanted to know more about possible factors
[16:17] <LizardK|ng> brasero only lets me burn at one speed
[16:18] <HeaVenGh0st> !ubuntu | HeaVenGh0st
[16:18] <{chmod}755> adversarian, anytime you burn an ISO check it with the checksum.
[16:18] <edbian> Sandy___, What do the other options do?
[16:18] <adversarian> I'll go do that. I'll be back if I still have problems. Thanks!
[16:18] <failss56ydty> ffffffffffffff
[16:18] <{chmod}755> adversarian, good luck!
[16:18] <failss56ydty> ps, ubuntu sux
[16:19] <Linuxnoob> and another question while installing burner program
[16:19] <Sandy___> i have not tried as I do not have sapce to install it. But this options used to work till few days back.
[16:19] <{chmod}755> Linuxnoob, shoot bud
[16:19] <arek> ?
[16:19] <Linuxnoob> is it possible to get virus/how much protection will i need?
[16:19] <{chmod}755> Linuxnoob, don't need to worry about that.
[16:19] <edbian> Sandy___, I bet sometimes wrong with the CD.  Scratched or something
[16:19] <blue112> Hum... I'm having trouble while running gtkpod, it says "Assertion 'pthread_setspecific(t->key, userdata) == 0' failed at pulsecore/thread-posix.c:200, function pa_tls_set(). Aborting."... I've tried with the lastest git of this program it does the same... What should I do ? Am I in the good channel to ask this ?
[16:19] <erUSUL> !av | Linuxnoob
[16:19] <edbian> Linuxnoob, :)  You have to worry far less about viruses when using linux
[16:20] <{chmod}755> Linuxnoob, viruses are virtually nonexistant for Linux. Further, you don't need to concern yourself with disc defragmentation as well.
[16:20] <Linuxnoob> yeah i've heard that but i didnt know if it was only rumors
[16:20] <Akkernight> I'm trying to get LAN network working between my Win7 and my Ubuntu, I have got smbfs, but the computers only find each other through wireless, why?
[16:20] <__raven> which tool like unison can IMMEDIATELY synchronize folders on two pcs?
[16:20] <edbian> Linuxnoob, Read the page ubottu gave and decide for yourself
[16:20] <Sandy___> no edbian... the same CD is working in my frends system....also there is another issue to it
[16:20] <jami> dupondje: with wireshark? I guess the protocol flow on the samba share is well. But the local driver blocks for some reasons i dont know
[16:20] <edbian> Sandy___, What is the second issue?
[16:21] <edbian> Sandy___, Is windows xp installed on this system?
[16:21] <x_> a
[16:21] <jami> __raven: rsync
[16:21] <Sandy___> yes...XP sp2 is isntalled
[16:21] <dupondje> jami: it lagged after the out-of-range reponse time :)
[16:21] <dupondje> changed rsize now, lets see what that does
[16:21] <lethliel> Akkernight have you tried a ping in both ways?
[16:21] <Sandy___> also my XP had staring behaing weird ...
[16:21] <edbian> Sandy___, Could you please start your posts with my name like I am doing for you?  It will highlight them for me if you do
[16:21] <Sandy___> it use to resatrt while showing the splash screen
[16:21] <__raven> jami can i configure that it updates in both directions?
[16:22] <Linuxnoob> how does it work with games? do i have to reDL my games in linux files or is it enough with wine?
[16:22] <edbian> Sandy___, I suspect bad hardware somewhere because both operating systems are malfunctioning in strange ways.  Check your ram!  Can you use the memtest option on the Ubuntu CD?  It will check your ram
[16:22] <Sandy___> sure
[16:22] <edbian> Sandy___, It will take a long time to run
[16:22] <edbian> Sandy___, Especially if you have a lot of ram
[16:23] <lethliel> Linuxnoob a lot of games can be player with wine. You can check the APP-DB on www.winehq.org.
[16:23] <{chmod}755> Linuxnoob, This is a good question. Some games have linux versions on their discs, like Neverwinter Nights (big fan) and installing is easy.
[16:23] <bitmonk> anyone know if something changed in the past few days in karmic xorg?  all of a sudden the resolutions for my SGI panel are off and I can only do 4:3 or 3:2, the latter of which is too wide and sends the far right of my screen into oblivion..
[16:23] <manuel_> hi
[16:23] <bullgard> man gdb: "... SEE ALSO: `gdb' entry in info. ...' What is meant here by 'info'?
[16:23] <{chmod}755> Linuxnoob, others will require Wine and some won't work at all. However, the Linux community has a HUGE collection of free games for you.
[16:23] <{chmod}755> !hi | manuel_
[16:23] <manuel_> how can i do a cd in a dialog shell scripot
[16:24] <Akkernight> lethliel: how do I check the ipaddress on ubuntu, like ipconfig on windows?
[16:24] <{chmod}755> manuel_, burn a cd in shell?
[16:24] <Nordmoen> could anyone help me with eclipse and dropins? it seems like eclipse doesn't load the dropins at all, but debug doesn't tell me anything
[16:24] <Jeruvy> bullgard: info is a tool to read documentation.
[16:24] <Linuxnoob> i've seen downloads on games like WoW and HoN in Linux files
[16:24] <laserjet> hi folks. I seem to be having dev permission problems. If I try to run alasmixer I get can't open deivce, but if I sudo it it works no problem, where have I gone wrong?
[16:24] <manuel_> no the command change dir in a dialgo script
[16:24] <lethliel> Akkernight open a terminal. Type "sudo ifconfig"
[16:24] <Linuxnoob> i hope it's not neccesery to download wow in linux format cus its a big game
[16:24] <manuel_> http://pastebin.com/m52316794
[16:25] <{chmod}755> Linuxnoob, Yeah, a lot of games have linux versions. And you will need to redl WoW in Linux format.
[16:25] <aar> Hi, I've been getting a note from Opera recommending a software update for the last 2 months or so. The version in the respositories is still the old one. Am I missing important security updates by sticking to the repository version? (Kubuntu 8.04, Opera 9.80))
[16:25] <{chmod}755> Linuxnoob, .exe files do not work in Linux (unless you use some... cheats)
[16:25] <Linuxnoob> cheats?
[16:25] <manuel_> Linuxnoob, there is no wow in linux format you can dl the windows version and use wine to play it
[16:25] <jami> __raven: for that task you must do a little bit more
[16:25] <Linuxnoob> puh
[16:25] <__raven> jami, ?
[16:25] <Linuxnoob> its a big game :P
[16:25] <{chmod}755> manuel_, thanks for the correct. I don't play wow
[16:25] <jami> __raven<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[16:26] <lethliel> linuxnoob yeah use wine. It is easy and WoW runs very good
[16:26] <Akkernight> lethliel: ok, eth0 shows some stuff, but I noticed only IPvP6 is there not IPvP4...
[16:26] <__raven> jami anything simple?
[16:26] <{chmod}755> Linuxnoob, Wine or shell commands to convert formats. (I've seen it done!)
[16:26] <bullgard> Jeruvy: A "tool" is a program, right? How can I install it? And how can I call it?
[16:26] <manuel_> Linuxnoob, wine
[16:26] <{chmod}755> !wine | linuxnoob
[16:26] <LjL> Linuxnoob, Linux and Windows are two different operating systems. the programs they run are entirely different, it's not just a question of "format". the only thing is that some Windows program can be run in a Windows emulator, WINE, but don't expect them all to work there.
[16:26] <Linuxnoob> what does wine do, exactly, does it just make the .exe files executable?
[16:26] <Jeruvy> bullgard: it is part of your core util's.  See 'man info' for details.
[16:26] <manuel_> is ist possible to do a "cd" command inside a dialog ?
[16:27] <Linuxnoob> <3 this channel :D
[16:27] <{chmod}755> No, it's a compatibility layer. It creates a virtual Windows environment in Linux.
[16:27] <manuel_> Linux70, its a wrapper for the windows commands
[16:27] <faheem> does WoW run well on WINE? i've tried WINE its not a very satisfactory emulator lol...
[16:27] <jami> __raven: it's a solution to precreate a tmp file list for the files
[16:27] <lethliel> Akkernight there is no entry in the inet Adress Part of the ifconfig output?
[16:27] <{chmod}755> faheem, I've heard it does.
[16:27] <Linuxnoob> you're right, i just checked wow's homesite and found that the download files is only for mac/windows :D
[16:27] <manuel_> faheem, wine has improved a lot
[16:27] <{chmod}755> faheem, it's not an emulator either. ;)
[16:27] <faheem> i'll try it out
[16:27]  * faheem shrugs
[16:27] <Akkernight> lethliel: there's inet6
[16:27] <faheem> its what i read in forums :P
[16:27] <soap> nautilus crashed and now my desktop is blank - no icons/shortcuts exist.  How do I fix this?  9.04.
[16:28] <{chmod}755> faheem, now you can set them straight. It's a compatibilty layer. Somewhere between a virtual machine and an emulator.
[16:28] <manuel_> restart nautilus
[16:28] <__raven> jami yes i thought unison would do it so but it takes an houre every scan!
[16:28]  * faheem nods...
[16:28] <arand> Linuxnoob: wine is kind of a compability layer around applications, pretty much provides them with windows fluff to make them confortable.
[16:28] <faheem> i figured a virual machine and a emulator was the same to be honest lol..
[16:28] <{chmod}755> arand, that's deliciously insulting in a way. =)
[16:28] <Linuxnoob> and it works on most windows prog?
[16:28] <{chmod}755> faheem, No, not really. =P
[16:29] <lethliel> Akkernight then you have to set a IP Adress yourself: "ifconfig eth0 ip.ip.ip.ip mask mask.mask.mask"
[16:29] <aar> Hi, I've been getting a note from Opera recommending a software update for the last 2 months or so. The version in the respositories is still the old one. Am I missing important security updates by sticking to the repository version? (Kubuntu 8.04, Opera 9.80))
[16:29] <{chmod}755> Linuxnoob, in general.
[16:29] <manuel_> Linuxnoob, http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=17421
[16:29] <soap> manuel_, duh!  restarted it from the command line and all is fine!  launched it from the menu and only a file browser popped up.
[16:29] <SimSimma> Would anybody know why the '.' in "./" isnt being recognized ? I need major help, as it's not allowing me to compile
[16:29] <HeaVenGh0st> {chmod}755: I m installing ubuntu 9.04 now and its on the screen which says installing system (copying files = 73%) would I get normal ubuntu for use after this
[16:29] <Linuxnoob> what's the latest ubuntu verision?
[16:29] <hk_99> hey i cant get remote desktop to work in ubuntu 9.10, is this a known issue?
[16:29] <arand> Linuxnoob: works on quite a few, to a very varying degree.
[16:29] <jami> SimSimma: add execute flag
[16:30] <Akkernight> lethliel: it said "SIOCSIFADDR_ Invalid argument"
[16:30] <bullgard> Jeruvy: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?searchon=contents&keywords=info&mode=exactfilename&suite=karmic&arch=any: "You have searched for files named info in suite karmic, all sections, and all architectures. Found 102 results. Note: Your search was too wide so we will only display only the first about 100 matches. Please consider using a longer keyword or more keywords."  You'll then be booted into your new Ubuntu installation.
[16:30] <manuel_> http://pastebin.com/m52316794
[16:30] <{chmod}755> HeaVenGh0st, sounds like everything is going perfectly. =)
[16:30] <hk_99> jami no im trying to connect to our university server
[16:30] <lethliel> Akkernight what was the command you entered? You have to run it as root or with sudo
[16:31] <HeaVenGh0st> {chmod}755: ohh great! now it says creating user at 79%
[16:31] <Akkernight> lethliel: sudo ifconfig eth0 <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS>
[16:31] <marouane> exit
[16:31] <marouane> \disconnect
[16:31] <lethliel> Akkernight sudo ifconfig eth0 <IP_ADDRESS> mask <IP_ADDRESS>
[16:31] <{chmod}755> HeaVenGh0st, don't worry too much about that. There's a set step-by-step you have to follow when installing Linux by hand. The LiveCD installers emulate that.
[16:32] <jami> hk_99: then you using ts_client and choose the wrong protocol
[16:32] <Akkernight> lethliel: now it says "mask: Unknown host"
[16:32] <SimSimma> jami, Thanks I think that worked
[16:32] <hk_99> i tried several protocols on the terminal server client
[16:33] <HeaVenGh0st> {chmod}755: hmmm.. actually i am installing it thru WUBI inside the xp option.
[16:33] <Sandy___> #ubuntu-boot
[16:33] <lethliel> Akkernight sorry netmask not mask :)
[16:33] <SimSimma> jami, yes it did thanks
[16:33] <jami> hk_99: what should the wind0ws user for remote
[16:33] <jami> SimSimma: k
[16:33] <fluxw0rm> Which GDM file is used to specify which GDM theme you want to use located in /usr/share/gdm/themes?
[16:33] <jami> hk_99: what should the wind0ws user use for remote i ment
[16:34] <jami> as question
[16:34] <jami> baa
[16:34] <HeaVenGh0st> {chmod}755: it has already took more than half hour to install stuff.. any Idea how long would it take more?
[16:34] <manuel_> i
[16:34] <manuel_>
[16:34] <manuel_> eingabe=$(cat $tempdatei)
[16:34] <manuel_>
[16:34] <manuel_> #Auswerten
[16:34] <manuel_> #echo "Sie haben ausgewählt: $eingabe"
[16:34] <manuel_>
[16:35] <manuel_> case $eingabe in
[16:35] <FloodBot3> manuel_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:35] <HeaVenGh0st> {chmod}755: installing like does effect the performace of ubuntu or not?
[16:35] <jami> and its gone
[16:35] <bitmonk> hk_99: the item in default menus marked 'remote desktop' is not a windows rdp client, install 'rdesktop' and run that command with the hostname you want, e.g. 'rdesktop somewindows.uni.edu'
[16:35] <esprit> hi all
[16:36] <{chmod}755> HeaVenGh0st, sorry, I grabbed another cup of coffee.
[16:36] <dupondje> jami: did set rize to 124K, and didn't had any buffer error yet :)
[16:36] <{chmod}755> HeaVenGh0st, I've never installed Ubuntu like that so I don't know .
[16:36] <jami> bitmonk: hey vnc could also be a solution :-P
[16:36] <HeaVenGh0st> {chmod}755: thats alright.. thanks anyway
[16:36] <jami> dupondje: ok will try that thx
[16:36] <bitmonk> jami: vnc is what i think he's using, and probably not operated by the uni..
[16:37] <bitmonk> 'remote desktop viewer' in gnome is a vnc/ssh client.. not actually quite sure what it does over ssh, but it doesn't talk rdp..
[16:37] <Linuxnoob> omg
[16:37] <Akkernight> lethliel: still only inet6
[16:37] <jami> bitmonk: i have seen a lot on uni servers :D
[16:38] <lethliel> Akkernight can you pastebin the output of ifconfig?
[16:38] <bitmonk> sure jami, but, the most likely situation for all windows servers in the world is rdp, which shouldn't be the backseat choice esp since it's faster and lower bandwidth.
[16:39] <jami> bitmonk: k
[16:39] <esprit>  I'm trying to access windows directories from my ubuntu. Does anyone knows how to? When I try it ask for a password and username but when i set them reapears the same window again and again.
[16:39] <Jezz> Hi
[16:39] <{chmod}755> !hi | jezz
[16:39] <Jezz> why do the linux devs hate crt users?
[16:39] <stealyourface> esprit: set up the accounts on your windows box
[16:40] <Jezz> I can't change my refresh rate to 72hz on ubuntu
[16:40] <bitmonk> esprit: read up on basics of samba, you can use smbclient command to debug windows connections.  there are some windows server-side settings which can create compat issues, i think..
[16:40] <{chmod}755> Jezz, hey!  We're just not good friends. When's the last time you took me out to dinner?
[16:40] <dahlgren> Who do I talk to about upgrading the package for dokuwiki to a newer version?
[16:40] <hk_99> jami                  rdesktop ats.zdv.uni-mainz.de                              g ives me an internal licensing error
[16:40] <Jezz> hm
[16:40] <{chmod}755> dahlgren, Ubuntu has a brainstorm site now. You can do it there.
[16:40] <bitmonk> Jezz: nothing to do with the 'linux' devs hating anyone, probably has to do with your monitor supporting DDI or whatever properly..
[16:40] <dahlgren> {chmod}755: link?
[16:41] <{chmod}755> dahlgren, http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/
[16:41] <Jezz> No I tried a lot of diffirent distro's
[16:41] <Akkernight> lethliel: no :S my linux has no internet
[16:41] <dahlgren> {chmod}755: thanks!
[16:41] <bitmonk> hk_99: maybe there are as many users connected as can be, or .. not sure.. not famil with that, but it's something you could hit your network support / admins about.
[16:41] <{chmod}755> dahlgren, no worries bud!
[16:41] <Jezz> on my laptop with a lcd screen 60 hz is fine, but on my desktop I have a crt and 60hz hurts my eyes
[16:41] <lethliel> Akkernight ok but the ifconfig eth0 command was successfull? No Error messages?
[16:41] <Akkernight> lethliel: aha! now I fixed it
[16:41] <blue112> Hum... I'm having trouble while running gtkpod, it says "Assertion 'pthread_setspecific(t->key, userdata) == 0' failed at pulsecore/thread-posix.c:200, function pa_tls_set(). Aborting."... I've tried with the lastest git of this program it does the same... What should I do ? Am I in the good channel to ask this ?
[16:42] <Jezz> Spent a week or something modifying xorg in every way but I think nvidia drive r overwrites it or something
[16:42] <{chmod}755> Later guys
[16:42] <lethliel> Akkernight Great :) What was the problem?
[16:42] <bitmonk> Jezz: sounds like the nvidia devs hate you ;)
[16:42] <Jezz> yeah lol
[16:42] <Akkernight> lethliel: so now ifconfig shows inet, but I still don't find the Win7 computer on the network...
[16:42] <jami> hk_99: rm ~/.rdesktop/license.<hostname>
[16:42] <Akkernight> lethliel: oh wait, I did :D
[16:42] <jami> hk_99: and try again
[16:43] <hk_99> jami ~ is for the path right?
[16:43] <bitmonk> jezz: just, btw, i picked up a 15" lcd recently for about $25, and some 20" for a friend and his kids for xmas for about $120/ea.  but, if your monitor supports 72 you should be able to get that.
[16:43] <adityag> i just installed AMP on ubuntu 9.10 but i am getting the following error " Not Found The requested URL /new/index.php/install/ was not found on this server."
[16:44] <jami> hk_99: ~/ is your home path
[16:44] <hk_99> oh ok
[16:44] <Jezz> yeah but I can't
[16:44] <lethliel> Akkernight :) great. if you want to save the configuration permanently you have to edit /etc/network/interfaces. Here is doc: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/ubuntu-networking-configuration-using-command-line.html
[16:44] <Linuxnoob> can some1 plz give me a working link to an iso burner?
[16:44] <Jezz> Also, CRT is superior in every way :p
[16:44] <schasch> hello, can I send a keyboard-combination to an application? like ctrl-w to the firefox? or something else?
[16:44] <Haxx> hey guys ^^
[16:45] <bitmonk> jezz: find me one that does HD color depth. ;)
[16:45] <bitmonk> anyway, what makes you think nvidia is 'overwriting' ?
[16:45] <LjL> !info xautomation | schasch
[16:45] <Linuxnoob> can some1 plz give me a working link to an iso burner?
[16:45] <jami> Linuxnoob: whats wrong with the standard burner
[16:45] <Haxx> Anyone know any decent games that ru under Ubuntu 9.04???
[16:45] <Linuxnoob> i've tried 2 and none of them work :S
[16:45] <Haxx> preferably mmorpgs
[16:45] <LjL> !games > Haxx    (Haxx, see the private message from ubottu)
[16:45] <hk_99> jami <hostname> would be the server?
[16:46] <schasch> LjL ubottu :thanks,i will look
[16:46] <Linuxnoob> 1 doesnt start/got .exe file and the other doesn't let me pick .ISO file -.-'
[16:46] <adityag> i just installed AMP on ubuntu 9.10 but i am getting the following error " Not Found The requested URL /new/index.php/install/ was not found on this server."
[16:46] <jami> hk_99: yep
[16:46] <adversarian> Hello. I'm back again. I checked the hash and checked the disc integrity (burned a new one), and that went fine. But when I load the LiveCD, choosing install or try without changing doesn't go anywhere. It just freezes after the logo glows for a few minutes.
[16:46] <TimeFX> I am having an extemely weird problem, I have a wlan card using the rt61 chipset driver and I ve noticed some sort of lag with my connection to my AP, I have an official access point and one in my room that I ve been using for testing. For some odd reason, I get delays using internet or even using the web config page for either router, and I am not sure how to go about diagnosing the problem, Any ideas?
[16:46] <jami> adityag: and ...
[16:46] <adversarian> There aren't any messages.
[16:47] <jami> adityag: tail /var/log/apache/error.log
[16:47] <berserk_ren> adityag, AMP directory is found in /var/www as i know
[16:47] <berserk_ren> ..
[16:47] <berserk_ren> apache directiry
[16:47] <jami> adversarian:tail /var/log/apache/error.log
[16:47] <hk_99> jami  ~/Dokumente/rdesktop-1.6.0$ rm license.ats.zdv.uni-mainz.de      it says no such file or directory
[16:48] <adversarian> Where do I put that in? Do I have to boot and choose terminal?
[16:48] <edbian> adversarian, Open a terminal silly :)   Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal
[16:48] <adversarian> I can't get that far; it doesn't boot
[16:49] <adityag>  berserk_ren: there is already files in that directory, but i cant access them
[16:49] <jami> hk_99: you see other possible licence keys ?
[16:49] <berserk_ren> adityag, chmod 777 /var/www
[16:49] <adversarian> The computer already has ubuntu 9.10 installed, but it won't boot correctly - it always freezes on the logo. When I boot from the liveCD, it freezes on the logo, too.
[16:49] <berserk_ren> or other chmod ... 777 means full access
[16:50] <hk_99> jami  no not really
[16:50] <Linuxnoob> i tried Free Easy CD DVD burner and didnt let me open .iso files...
[16:50] <jami> hk_99: then i've no idea :) sry
[16:50] <kellemes> Linuxnoob: k3b can do it all..
[16:50] <Linuxnoob> k3b?
[16:50] <hk_99> jami ok thanks though
[16:51] <jami> kellemes: kde tss
[16:51] <berserk_ren> i just don't know those chmod numbers... ofcourse you can write like xrwrxr... but i also don't know  meanings :D
[16:51] <HeaVenGh0st> how to change the resolution size in ubuntu 9.04?
[16:51] <Linuxnoob> kellemes: k3b?
[16:51] <berserk_ren> system>preference>display :D
[16:52] <jami> Linuxnoob: yes k3b a powerfull burning application
[16:52] <kellemes> Linuxnoob: yep, will pull in some kde-libs but it rocks.
[16:52] <Linuxnoob> ok ill googe/download it :)
[16:52] <jami> Linuxnoob: no
[16:52] <jami> Linuxnoob: u will aptitude install k3b
[16:52] <jami> Linuxnoob: it
[16:52] <adityag> berserk_ren:  chmod does nt work
[16:52] <Linuxnoob> huh?
[16:53] <Linuxnoob> kde-libs? cant i download?
[16:53] <berserk_ren> strange... it should work
[16:53] <arand> adversarian: hmm, it might be worth a try using options like "acpi=off", etc..., they are available from the liveCD, does they allow you to boot? Also, check the CD for defects, (md5sum)
[16:53] <berserk_ren> sudo chmod 777 /var/www
[16:53] <c3l> would it be possible to start a graphical program on my server, from my desktop computer? if I start a program over ssh -Y it will run here, and without -Y it wont run at all
[16:53] <arand> Linuxnoob: is this from windows you want to burn?
[16:53] <Linuxnoob> yeah
[16:53] <adversarian> Yeah, I checked it for defects, before and after burning the ISO to the disc. Both tests went fine.
[16:53] <c3l> I want the program to keep running on the server when I shut down this pc
[16:53] <Linuxnoob> i wanna burn liveCD
[16:53] <Linuxnoob> from windows professioanl
[16:53] <Linuxnoob> professional
[16:53] <arand> !burniso | Linuxnoob
[16:54] <edbian> c3l, but a & at the end of the command
[16:54] <c3l> edbian, :O ty
[16:54] <HeaVenGh0st> ubuntu is not detecting my monitor ? screen is coming very small?
[16:54] <qcjn> hi, my webcam works, but the image is not good...using cheese
[16:54] <bitmonk> HeaVenGh0st: there is a wiki page about that, i'm also having issues in the past few days..
[16:54] <edbian> c3l, No problem
[16:54] <bitmonk> you went to display preferences?
[16:54] <Linuxnoob> yeah i've downloaded iso recorder but i cant find exe file
[16:54] <berserk_ren> adityag,  sudo chmod 777 /var/www always use sudo if writtin  something like - need's root =]
[16:55] <adversarian> I'm going to try acpi=off; let's see how this goes..
[16:55] <qcjn> supposed to be 5 megapix, and the grain is big
[16:55] <HeaVenGh0st> bitmonk: yes
[16:55] <bitmonk> HeaVenGh0st: there are no larger resolutions available?
[16:55] <HeaVenGh0st> bitmonk: No i cant see any
[16:55] <jami> Linuxnoob: u should really read the ubuntu documentation ... from the top
[16:55] <bitmonk> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/Resolution#Problem:  Wrong resolutions, refresh rates, or monitor specs HeaVenGh0st
[16:55] <chadi> when I shutdown my laptop from ubuntu, the mouse that is attached to the USB slot remains lit. How can I fix that?
[16:56] <adversarian> With the acpi=off option, should I then continue with "try ubuntu" or try and install?
[16:56] <HeaVenGh0st> bitmonk: i will give it a go
[16:56] <adityag> berserk_ren:  http://<IP_ADDRESS>/
[16:56] <Spirits-Sight> can anyone help with getting synce to work so that when I connect my device to the computer it would show as a drive?
[16:56] <bitmonk> chadi: your laptop may provide power to usb devices when off.  check the bios, maybe it is different for some usb ports, even.
[16:56] <psdgvfd34> WHY DONT YOU GUYS JUST USE DEBIAN
[16:56] <ouyes> every time when i boot into ubuntu there came out a window before the login screen it showed :your graphic is in low mode...... then i try to settle it but without luck it came out again in the next start,can anyone help?
[16:56] <adityag>  berserk_ren: try opening either the root or new directory
[16:56] <Linuxnoob> hum
[16:57] <psdgvfd34> why dont you guys just use debian
[16:57] <psdgvfd34> WHY?
[16:57] <bitmonk> psdgvfd34: that's disruptive and, the answer is, we don't wanna.
[16:57] <Linuxnoob> i dont even know that there is an documentation... tought it was just burn and go :/
[16:57] <microlith> psdgvfd34: don't care to?
[16:57] <chadi> bitmonk: no bios settings about that, and windows doesn't have this problem
[16:57] <psdgvfd34> loool
[16:57] <bitmonk> odd, chadi, that is a thinker..
[16:57] <berserk_ren> works perfectly
[16:57] <berserk_ren> adityag
[16:57] <psdgvfd34> ps, I am justing testing an irc client that I am writing for huge userlists
[16:57] <berserk_ren> it works =]
[16:57] <adityag> jami: http://<IP_ADDRESS>/ try opening either the root or new directory
[16:57] <microlith> psdgvfd34: well this is a huge userlist
[16:58] <Jatone1> and figured you'd troll while at it psd? =)
[16:58] <berserk_ren> does not opens
[16:58] <bitmonk> psdgvfd34: also, way more packages, many things more up to date, releases more often so we don't have to run sid on the desktop for a program that was in last spring's linux journal..
[16:58] <adityag> berserk_ren: i know its working but  root or new is not opening
[16:58] <psdgvfd34> yes Jatone1
[16:58] <psdgvfd34> need to get proper highlighting
[16:58] <bitmonk> another answer is probably that many of us probably use debian, ubuntu, and even other linuxen! ;)
[16:58] <berserk_ren> it should not be opened
[16:58] <chadi> bitmonk: I also would like to add that I head a small "detonation" like a speaker detonation when the laptop is shutdown, so I might think of an incorrect shutdown.
[16:58] <berserk_ren> protected...
[16:58] <edbian> bitmonk, I use debian
[16:58] <adversarian> Once again, it's just frozen. :/ No change.
[16:59] <Jatone1> lol
[16:59] <berserk_ren> if you opren root - someone crush your system :D
[16:59] <adversarian> If I boot up normally (without the liveCD), it freezes at the "skip stopping firewall: uwf (not enabled)" part. Does that narrow it down any?
[16:59] <lethliel> adityag just for your information: it is never a good idea to change the priviliges of the www root to 777
[16:59] <indian_munnda> hi all i m not able to run my graphics programs using "graphics.h". Can anyone help me with this????
[16:59] <berserk_ren> btw chmod 4 root doesnt work if im right ;D
[16:59] <bitmonk> chadi: interesting, try setting up netconsole and capturing some pasteables from a shutdown, on another machine..
[17:00] <edbian> indian_munnda, graphics.h is a C/C++ header file?  You can't compile or run header files.  You need a .cpp
[17:00] <chadi> bitmonk: I don't understand. I'm still a n00b. can you elaborate or link me?
[17:00] <etFIX> anyone have any experience with using dm-crypt?
[17:00] <adityag>  lethliel: i knew but berserk_ren told me to do so
[17:00] <Hinata> Hi, I am using Ubuntu 9.10 (64bit) and wine 1.1.36 to run wow on a second x server using this script http://pastebin.com/d394b07cf and I was wondering how can I make it so I get sound on that second x server?
[17:00] <Linuxnoob> brb reboot
[17:01] <indian_munnda> edbian, exactly but i have made a small program which uses graphics.h functions. So i want to use those function but my compiler doesn't recognize it's functions..
[17:01] <lethliel> adityag just telling you in the case you don't know. no offend :)
[17:01] <jami> adityag: can access both
[17:02] <adityag>  lethliel:  jami: chmod should not have to be done
[17:02] <edbian> indian_munnda, You need to #include _graphics.h_ at the top of the .cpp
[17:02] <edbian> indian_munnda, Also, this is off-topic.  You need to ask in a different channel
[17:02] <berserk_ren> adityag, after install LAMP just make /var/www accessible 4 u and users =] 4 u = full access, for users - just read
[17:02] <jami> adityag: what
[17:02] <etFIX> i'm having some unusual problems... some files on disk are changed randomly... just had a problem logging into xsession because it seems libglib package was corrupt all by it self... probably a hdd problem? thoughts?
[17:02] <jami> adityag: chmod does nothing to do with web access control
[17:03] <arand> adversarian: please mention name if adressing someone particualar (tis abusy channel). How did you install ubuntu if you couldn't boot into the liveCD?
[17:03] <jami> adityag: -does +has
[17:03] <berserk_ren> btw this chmod is just for your system...
[17:03] <berserk_ren> not for web
[17:03] <bitmonk> chadi: google netconsole
[17:03] <indian_munnda> edbian, i did included it as #include<graphics.h>, sorry to ask but i didn't found any other channel
[17:03] <arand> adversarian: and yes after selecting acpi=off (or maybe try the other ones as well, just use "try without changes"
[17:03] <jami> adityag: you want .htaccess?
[17:03] <berserk_ren> ah... nevermind...  im away... study physics :D
[17:03]  * berserk_ren is away: study
[17:03] <edbian> indian_munnda, Try this syntax: "#include _graphics_h_"  I have no other suggestions
[17:04] <adversarian> arand: I installed it last night and it went fine. I previously had Windows XP Home, and converted the entire PC to Ubuntu. After installation it booted fine, and everything worked. I hibernated the computer for the night, and when I turned it on it didn't work properly.
[17:04] <Lantizia> Hey are there destructions on how to install Ubuntu from a USB pen?
[17:04] <indian_munnda> edbian, okies thanks
[17:04] <Lantizia> Hang on I know... UNetbootin
[17:04] <arand> adversarian: and not even the liveCD will startup now?
[17:04] <jami> Lantizia: search for UNetbootin
[17:05] <edbian> Lantizia, I've never heard of destructions!  What are they like?  Do they teach you how to not do things?
[17:05] <Lantizia> edbian, Exactly... see you have heard of them
[17:05] <adversarian> arand: No, even though I've checked the CD for errors. It freezes whether I choose install or try, through the menu.
[17:05] <kitallis> is notifyOSD a separate project or does it _depend_ on libnotify?
[17:05] <edbian> Lantizia, ha ha ha
[17:06] <chadi> bitmonk and what about capturing shutdown events?
[17:06] <bitmonk> chadi: you'll get the console output that flies by just before the screen powers off, into a netcat or rsyslog this way
[17:06] <chadi> bitmonk: thank you. I'll try that tomorrow :)
[17:07] <arand> adversarian: that is very strange.. hmm, the only thing I really could guess is awry is that it's somehow failing in reading the swap.. but I don't see how the liveCD would care about that...
[17:07] <aliquerer> what does localhost mean?
[17:07] <Lantizia> edbian, I've just got so tired of burning CDs... they end up everywhere! and half the time they don't work
[17:07] <adversarian> arand: Is there a way for me to boot in the cd without the logo screen, so I could see what's going on?
[17:07] <lethliel> aliquerer it is your system
[17:07] <aliquerer> lethliel: i have creataed a server which is called localhost what does that mean?
[17:08] <Hinata> aliquerer: localhost = <IP_ADDRESS> it's like an internal ip adress (from what I understand at least)
[17:08] <lethliel> aliquerer that the server resides on your local system
[17:08] <adversarian> arand: When I boot without the cd in recovery mode, it stops after checking the keyboard and whatnot. Specifically it says "skip stopping firewall: uwf (not enabled)" before stopping.
[17:08] <aliquerer> lethliel: does that mean no one except me can open the content? cuz thats what i want :P
[17:09] <arand> adversarian: hm, booting the CD just to root terminal should be doable, let's see how...
[17:09] <lethliel> aliquerer it can be accessed via a network interface like eth0 or eth1. Depending on what server it is and based on its configuration
[17:09] <jami> *hehe
[17:10] <aliquerer> lethliel: i dont anyone the access it. how do i prtoect it?
[17:10] <adversarian> arand: When I boot the computer I do get to GRUB, and from what I remember there's terminal access from there. I haven't tried to see if that option works.
[17:10] <jami> htaccess
[17:10] <lethliel> aliquerer what type of server is it?
[17:10] <adversarian> arand: I was thinking it might've been a grub problem until the liveCD didn't work either
[17:11] <aliquerer> lethliel: what do you mean? i created it by installing LAMP and create a database with phpadmin
[17:11] <Spirits-Sight> can anyone help with getting synce to work so that when I connect my device to the computer it would show as a drive?
[17:11] <arand> adversarian: recovery mode is supposed to give root shell if it gets by...
[17:11] <xiushen> 大家晚上好阿
[17:11] <jami> aha
[17:11] <Spirits-Sight> its a form of PDA, it uses a custom shell over the win ce 6 but it would use normal activesync / win mobile center if on windows system
[17:11] <adversarian> arand: No, recovery mode stops as well. :/
[17:11] <lethliel> aliquerer then as jami stated htaccess would be the way. And there are other servers as well. A server must not be a webserver
[17:12] <jami> lethliel: ack
[17:12] <arand> adversarian: you could try running the recovery mode from the liveCD. Choose F6 and then edit the boot line: Remove the "quiet splash --" and replace it with "single"
[17:12] <zujnbhgtr> http://www.pandamailer.de/?bettel=pimbolli
[17:13] <adversarian> arand: I'll give that a go. I'll let you know what happens.
[17:13] <dr4g> Has anyone ever got cPanel working with ubuntu ???
[17:13] <aliquerer> lethliel: so what do i do if I dont want anyone to read my content?
[17:13] <Nuxcy> Hope somebody can guide me to the right resource - if I wanted to develop my own GUI for *nix based OS what options do I have?
[17:13] <chaosphere> i have problems reading files. The permissions are set fine. Even as root i can't access the files. http://pastebin.com/m147f1878 Can anyone help me?
[17:14] <edbian> Nuxcy, GTK+ and QT are the two predominate APIs for a GUI
[17:14] <ouyes> >!ati ouyes
[17:14] <ouyes> how to use the robot info
[17:15] <dr4g> Anyone got cPanel working on ubuntu ?
[17:15] <dr4g> -
[17:15] <ouyes> i want to know info about ati
[17:15] <iceroot> !ati | ouyes
[17:15] <Jeruvy> !bot > ouyes
[17:16] <SealedWithAKiss> LizardK|ng, I solved the original problem. After the upgrade to Intrepid, the video card drivers needed to be re-installed.
[17:16] <lethliel> aliquerer you can use htaccess: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/howto/htaccess.html <-- this is a howto
[17:16] <adversarian> arand: It's stopped at "Starting early crypto disks". The computer is no longer reading the CD.
[17:16] <LizardK|ng> SealedWithAKiss, glad to hear!
[17:16] <ouyes> iceroot, Jeruvy  thanks
[17:16] <edson> hi guys
[17:17] <steffan> edson: Hi
[17:17] <SealedWithAKiss> LizardK|ng, do drivers always need to be re-installed when you upgrade the OS?
[17:17] <Nuxcy> edbian: thanks. I'll look these up.
[17:17] <edson> somebody use ubuntu for laptop dell?
[17:17] <LizardK|ng> SealedWithAKiss, don't know, depends on the drivers
[17:17] <calliscope> edson, works pretty much ootb
[17:17] <steffan> edson: There are probably a ton of users running Ubuntu on a Dell laptop - please ask your question
[17:18] <edson> steffan, ok ok
[17:18] <arand> adversarian: do you use any encryption in the install?
[17:19] <edson> after install ubuntu 9.10 my laptop dell inspiron 1440.
[17:19] <edson> not work button eject cd-rom.
[17:19] <adversarian> arand: I set a userpassword, but otherwise I didn't pick any sort of encryption option. I even chose to boot without asking for my password.
[17:19] <edson> somebody is problem?
[17:20] <adversarian> arand: Would there be a way for me to reformat the entire HDD and try to reinstall ubuntu after that? I don't have any files or anything on the computer yet, so it wouldn't be a problem for me
[17:21] <steffan> edson: You can try the following. Open Terminal via Application/Accessories/Terminal and run this command 'sudo gedit /etc/sysctl.conf' and add the following to the end of that file 'dev.cdrom.lock=0', then save and close
[17:21] <arand> adversarian: Well I really don't know what's awry, you could try running something like SystemRescueCD and see if that boots, and then run fsck from there and see if it filesystem erros that's causing the hassle...
[17:21] <Tuxguy> In my audio settings, my nvidia card shows HDMI audio out, and HDMI audio out + analog out....  when did nvidia hdmi start being supported for audioout?
[17:21] <edbian> steffan, gksu/gksudo gedit please :)
[17:22] <christian> servus
[17:22] <arand> adversarian: if you wipe the computer it should work.. but I feel there should be better ways to do this...
[17:22] <steffan> edbian: Hm?
[17:22] <adversarian> arand: Possibly, but reformating might be fastest at this point.
[17:22] <edbian> steffan, To run a graphical app as root you should use gksu or gksudo not sudo
[17:23] <adversarian> arand: There's nothing on the HDD but the fresh ubuntu installation, and this way we'll find out if it was just a corrupt installation or if it's the actual hardware that's at fault. I just don't know how to reformat it
[17:23] <Hinata> edbian: what's wrong with sudo for graphical aplications?
[17:23] <steffan> edbian: Oh sorry, I'm actually reading from some documentation so no idea. I edit text-based anyhow
[17:24] <edson> steffan, reboot system?
[17:24] <edbian> Hinata, I'm not sure...  I heard it on here a long time ago.  The explanation I got was "sudo does not set things up properly for a graphical app"
[17:24] <steffan> edson: No there is no need for that, is it working?
[17:24] <Hinata> edbian: oh ok thanks
[17:24] <steffan> edbian: At the end of the day, "it works"
[17:24] <edbian> steffan, true
[17:24] <alfie[iv]> Why is seamless mode grey in the  vbox menu? I am using Windows 7 with an Ubuntu installation on a virtual drive.
[17:25] <Hinata> Does anyone know why if you run a second X display, you stop getting anykind of sound?
[17:25] <adversarian> arand: I'm going to see if the terminal works with the normal boot, instead of the CD. Maybe we'll get answers then
[17:25] <arand> adversarian: hmm, yea, well you'll have to boot something with partition editing, be it a windows CD, A floppy with fdisk, or SystemRescueCD...
[17:26] <edson> steffan, no.
[17:26] <adversarian> arand: Terminal loads fine. What should I try out? I'm a complete linux newb.
[17:26] <jordanbuchman> how can i install wine
[17:26] <jordanbuchman> the terminal seems to work but i cant find it
[17:26] <IdleOne> sudo aptitude install wine jordanbuchman
[17:27] <arand> jordanbuchman: use ubuntu software centre
[17:27] <arand> jordanbuchman: just search for "wine"
[17:27] <jordanbuchman> ok thanks!
[17:27] <steffan> !laptop > edson
[17:28] <setuid> There was an applet I had running on Karmic, sat in gnome-panel, and was a dropdown of all of the running apps. Anyone know what this was called? It's not Window List.
[17:28] <jordanbuchman> it doesnt work
[17:28] <jordanbuchman> does anyone know how to do it using xfce
[17:29] <arand> adversarian: hmm, so where are you? are you booted into linux and to the terminal? Or is the the grub terminal?
[17:29] <Boobek> hi
[17:29] <obiwan_> hi bobe
[17:29] <jordanbuchman> alright how can you do it using xfce
[17:29] <adversarian> arand: It's the grub commandline thing. I don't know if I can do much with it, but the fact that it works is an improvement
[17:29] <arand> jordanbuchman: have you installed it?
[17:30] <jordanbuchman> no i used some info online to use terminal to install it
[17:30] <jordanbuchman> it seemed like it worked
[17:30] <jordanbuchman> but im not sure
[17:30]  * UbuN2 Scans for living Life
[17:31] <arand> adversarian: yea, I'm not sure there's much to be done from grub...
[17:31] <lethliel> jordanbuchman open a terminal and type winecfg. If a application opens it works :)
[17:31] <jordanbuchman> ok thanks
[17:31] <jordanbuchman> ill try it
[17:32] <jordanbuchman> nope
[17:32] <adversarian> arand: Is the GRUB version supposed to be 1.97b4 with ubuntu 9.10?
[17:32] <arand> jordanbuchman: to use wine from terminal use "wine applicationname.exe"
[17:32] <setuid> Anyone know what this applet is called?
[17:32] <ankur> hi
[17:32] <arand> adversarian: yes
[17:32] <lethliel> jordanbuchman you can also try typing which wine. It will show you the path to the wine binaries. Or not if not installed.
[17:33] <arand> setuid: window selector?
[17:33] <jordanbuchman> okay
[17:33] <jordanbuchman> that litteraly
[17:33] <jordanbuchman> ?
[17:34] <setuid> ah, I wonder why that didn't show up when I searched for 'window' instead of 'selector'
[17:34] <setuid> Thanks
[17:34] <jordanbuchman> ok should i install wine or wine1.2
[17:34] <iWolf> I used Wubi to dual-boot with Ubuntu, but It gives me a "severe kernal error"
[17:34] <jordanbuchman> hmmmmm
[17:35] <jordanbuchman> never happened with me
[17:35] <jordanbuchman> what desktop are you using
[17:35] <miljo> '/part
[17:35] <lethliel> jordanbuchman its your choice. wine ist linked to the current Version imho
[17:35] <miljo> lol
[17:36] <brig> I am about to write a application that needs to use a webcam, it needs to be ported to Window$ and OSX, what should I use? (I tried JMF but after a few months on the ubuntu support site I gave up as they keep telling me its not there problem, and removing my posts)
[17:36] <wowoto> !ask | wowoto
[17:36] <AJenbo> Hi, can any one help me salvage my NTFS partition?
[17:36] <AJenbo> http://gparted-forum.surf4.info/viewtopic.php?pid=22636#p22636
[17:37] <iWolf> jordanbuchman: I'm using a Gateway NV53 Cherry Red
[17:38] <brig> Anyone know of a good java webcam library outside jmf?
[17:38] <jrib> brig: ask the java channel
[17:38] <jordanbuchman> ok now what
[17:38] <ugarit> I can't find ubuntu 9.10 live cd download area.  Where is it?
[17:38] <brig> jrib: no they all say jmf is the thing, I just cant get it to work in ubuntu, its fine in windows and osx, jsut not ubuntut!
[17:39] <jrib> ugarit: the desktop cd is a live cd
[17:39] <arand> AJenbo: testdisk is an utility to write partition tables... might work?
[17:39] <ugarit> so they have merged?
[17:39] <ugarit> jrib:  can the desktop one restore grub?
[17:39] <lethliel> jordanbuchman what do you mean by "now what?"
[17:39] <jrib> !grub > ugarit
[17:39] <yoghurt> Hey! Does Ubuntu 10.4 support SATA out-of-the-box?
[17:39] <jrib> ugarit: yes
[17:39] <setuid> How do I get rid of the 1px border around my desktop wallpaper in lucid?
[17:40] <jrib> !lucid | yoghurt
[17:40] <jrib> setuid: you too :)
[17:40] <setuid> yep, wrong tab
[17:40] <setuid> sorry
[17:40] <yoghurt> jrid -> Sorry, i meant 9.10 :)
[17:40] <brig> I am about to write a application that needs to use a webcam, it needs to be ported to Window$ and OSX, what should I use? (I tried JMF but after a few months on the ubuntu support site I gave up as they keep telling me its not there problem, and removing my posts)
[17:40] <smiley_> brig: C
[17:40] <jordanbuchman> should it be saying it will take 4 hours!
[17:40] <jordanbuchman> thats a lot
[17:41] <jrib> brig: If you want an alternative library to JMF here is not the place.  Ask a java channel.
[17:41] <iWolf> jordanbuchman: It runs fine
[17:41] <Sabir> I configured lirc, corrected file lircmap.xml, all made in accordance with the instruction. But xbmc does not accept the keystrokes on the remote. Who can help me something in this matter?
[17:41] <iWolf> jordanbuchman: But it is VERY unstable for some reason
[17:41] <brig> smiley: nope, it needs to run on other environments as well C will not work
[17:41] <iWolf> jordanbuchman: Windows Says I have 5 bars
[17:41] <iWolf> jordanbuchman: But Ubuntu says I have 2
[17:41] <yoghurt> I meant, does 9.10 support SATA out of the box?
[17:41] <smiley_> brig: probably java then?
[17:41] <jordanbuchman> anyone there
[17:41] <jrib> yoghurt: yes
[17:41] <jordanbuchman> hmmmm
[17:41] <yoghurt> thanks! :)
[17:41] <gidna> Why can't I download images when I save a HTML page with mozilla fiefox?
[17:41] <iWolf> jordanbuchman: And It Says I Have A Severe Kernal Error
[17:42] <brig> jrib: ok so where is the place to get help on a bug that only shows up in ubuntu?
[17:42] <jrib> brig: if you now want to troubleshoot some issue with JMF then see where you can get support with JMF
[17:43] <iWolf> Is there a channel for Wubi Support?
[17:43] <brig> jrib: ahhh well sun says its a problem with ubuntu, and ubuntu says its a problem with java, so... what now?
[17:43] <Jeruvy> iWolf: you're in it, what is the kernel error?
[17:43] <ManDay> does anyone know how to set a firefox css override?
[17:43] <iWolf> Does not say
[17:43] <iWolf> Did not get details
[17:43] <jrib> brig: where does sun say that?
[17:43] <jordanbuchman> huh what do you mean
[17:43] <jordanbuchman> oh
[17:43] <jordanbuchman> ummmm
[17:43] <jordanbuchman> what os are you using with ubuntu
[17:43] <FloodBot3> jordanbuchman: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:43] <jordanbuchman> wipe and reinstall ubuntu
[17:43] <gui7> i need a simple video editor with some transition effects
[17:43] <jordanbuchman> and thjen reinsall it from a different source
[17:44] <magic_1> guys, will ubuntu server 64 work on intel machines
[17:44] <smiley_> magic_1: yes.
[17:44] <brig> jrib: in an email
[17:44] <magic_1> awesome
[17:44] <brig> jrib: you want the wohle thread?
[17:44] <magic_1> thanks smiley_
[17:44] <jrib> brig: sure
[17:44] <magic_1> just wanted to make sure
[17:44] <iWolf> jordanbuchman: So reinstall with Wubi
[17:44] <microlith> magic_1: the x86_64 builds will work on any compatible chip (EM64T/AMD64)
[17:44] <ubuntu__> anybody here?
[17:44] <Jeruvy> iWolf: you may need to bring it up in recovery mode and read the /var/log/messages to review the error.
[17:44] <jrib> ubuntu__: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[17:45] <iWolf> Jeruvy: How
[17:45] <Jeruvy> iWolf: when you boot the system hit escape during the grub loading sequence should enable/show the boot menu, select recovery mode.
[17:46] <brig> jrib: ahhh this may be easier its someone else's conversation with them, but the just is the same... http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5368614
[17:46] <ubuntu__> I was trying to install Xubuntu 9.10, but during installation some kind of file copy error occurred and my installation failed, i restarted my PC but was unable to load XP, it shows some kind of GRUB loading error during boot, I tried to repair XP boot using fixboot command with XP installation CD, but still I see only GRUB loading error
[17:46] <Guest85692> как поменять имя .
[17:46] <gidna> Can you help me?
[17:46] <jrib> brig: so the issue is you can't install it, not that it doesn't work right?
[17:46] <ubuntu__> no
[17:46] <gui7> i need a simple video editor with some transition effects -- any help? i've tried cinelerra and kino already
[17:47] <Boobek> gui7: try openshot
[17:47] <brig> jrib: I can install it, it just dosent work at all
[17:47] <Boobek> (http://www.openshotvideo.com/)
[17:47] <__raven> gui7 kdenlive
[17:47] <gui7> Boobek, i will, thanks for the suggestion
[17:47] <oCean_> !ru | Guest85692
[17:47] <jrib> brig: you linked me to a thread about intalling it
[17:47] <iWolf> Jeruvy: So Go Through Windows' Boot Loader And Select Ubuntu, And From There It Takes Me Too Grub, Do I select the first choice? Boot Ubuntu? And When It's Loading Hit Esc?
[17:47] <Midnight_Owl> #Linux
[17:47] <gui7> __raven, i'm installing it as we speak :)
[17:48] <Hawkey> need help with server version, could i here or onlny on #ubuntu-server ?
[17:48] <jrib> Hawkey: you can ask here
[17:48] <brig> jrib: well, the linux install craps out, and it I use the platform independant install, it works, but does nothing
[17:48] <oCean_> Hawkey: only pls don't post in both channels same time
[17:48] <ubuntu__> I was trying to install Xubuntu 9.10, but during installation some kind of file copy error occurred and my installation failed, i restarted my PC but was unable to load XP, it shows some kind of GRUB loading error during boot, I tried to repair XP boot using fixboot command with XP installation CD, but still I see only GRUB loading error, how can i make my XP working again?
[17:49] <brig> jrib: this used to work a while back (about a year or 2 ago), but not anymore... I am a bit confused as to how this is a sun issue?
[17:49] <Jeruvy> iWolf: when you boot do you get a choice of OS to boot?
[17:50] <iWolf> Jeruvy: Yes, Through The Windows Boot Loader
[17:50] <jrib> brig: I think you should decide exactly what you want to troubleshoot.  You've changed your question at least 2 times now.  If you need help with something that is included in ubuntu, then here is the right place.  Otherwise, the people responsible for JMF are more likely to know more about what the problem is
[17:50] <iWolf> Jeruvy: I Am Using Wubi Too Dual Boot
[17:50] <Hawkey> need to ask.. we cannot run ubuntu server with two raids... says something like this when booting Fatal protection error in(at ... some tips about it?
[17:50] <Jeruvy> iWolf: So you're not using Grub?
[17:50] <cobol000_> what crap is that 'FloodBot' ?
[17:50] <iWolf> Jeruvy: If I select Ubuntu from the Windows OS Select, It Takes Me Too Grub
[17:50] <iWolf> Jeruvy: So It's Basiclly Dual-Loader
[17:51] <arand> ubuntu__: use both fixboot and fixmbr, I think
[17:51] <Jeruvy> iWolf: ok when you get to Grub hit escape to get the grub boot menu, that should give you a recovery mode option.
[17:51] <cobol000_> which touchscreens are supported by ubuntu
[17:51] <cobol000_> ?
[17:51] <arand> ubuntu__: also make sure to chack the disk for defects (md5sum) before starting install..
[17:52] <TurnOffModeR> ping
[17:52] <ubuntu__> arand, thanks i shall try fixmbr, what is md5sum?
[17:52] <brig> jrib: I am looking for the fastest/easyest way to get my software to work, if there is another java library that would work better I am all ears, but I am not getting support for the ubuntu JMF problem, and the java people tell me to use JMF, so thats where I am... can you help?
[17:52] <Zeonisis> How do I run python scripts on startup?
[17:52] <fanny> slt
[17:52] <fanny> je comprend pa l anglais
[17:52] <jrib> brig: so tell them what doesn't work in JMF.
[17:52] <oCean_> !fr | fanny
[17:52] <fanny> oki
[17:52] <arand> !md5 | ubuntu__
[17:53] <fanny> je comprend pa l anglait
[17:53] <iWolf> Jeruvy: Then...
[17:53] <iWolf> !fr | fanny
[17:53] <fanny> bn je vous laisse aplus
[17:53] <ubuntu__> How can I view my NTFS drives in xubuntu?
[17:53] <fanny> jé pa comrpit
[17:54] <Zeonisis> How can I run a python script on startup?
[17:54] <Jeruvy>  iWolf: once you get booted, review /var/log/messages for any kernel messages specific to it failing.  That should elude you to the issue.
[17:54] <brig> jrib: everything... it runs and I can select media to play, and it hangs, or I can try to look at the installed webcams, and it hangs... thats it
[17:54] <fanny> je pale pa anglais
[17:54] <MorphyNOR> !fr | fanny
[17:54] <iWolf> Jeruvy: Ubuntu has been uninstalled
[17:54] <jrib> brig: if you are using sun java, then this is an issue that the java people can more likely help you with
[17:54] <IpSe_DiXiT> hi, what do you guys think about moonlight? the plugin that allows linux users to interact with silverlighted objects on the web? i read itz open source, do you think itz trustworthy? has anybody tried it? thank you
[17:54] <Zeonisis> How can I run a python script on startup?
[17:54] <jrib> IpSe_DiXiT: it's fine
[17:55] <Hawkey> so nothing? no ideas what could be wrong?
[17:55] <jrib> !startup | Zeonisis
[17:55] <jrib> !helpme | Hawkey
[17:55] <IpSe_DiXiT> jrib: could u define "fine" please :D
[17:55] <brig> jrib: yes I have been there they send me here as the issue does not show it self in other OS's
[17:55] <Jeruvy> iWolf: ah, well then what do you need help with?
[17:55] <jrib> IpSe_DiXiT: works ok, it's open source
[17:55] <iWolf> Jeruvy: Is this a common error with Wubi/Ubuntu
[17:55] <jrib> brig: what other linux did you try?
[17:55] <Jeruvy> iWolf: no
[17:55] <arand> ubuntu__: it should be possible to just click to acess them in the the file manager...
[17:55] <brig> jrib: the same software works like a champ in Fedora
[17:56] <gidna> Why can't I download images when I save a HTML page with mozilla fiefox?
[17:56] <jrib> brig: are you using sun java?
[17:56] <iWolf> Jeruvy: Should It Be My System?
[17:56] <brig> jrib: yep
[17:56] <jrib> brig: don't know then
[17:56] <adityag> why  am i getting error in www.slmbk.com ?
[17:56] <HeaVenGh0st> would it make any differece to performance of Ubuntu if installed through Wubi
[17:56] <HeaVenGh0st> ?
[17:56] <IpSe_DiXiT> jrib: so i can actually read and check the source files? im not really comfy in knowing i have some windowish tech on my clean linux desktop :D if u no what i mean
[17:56] <jrib> HeaVenGh0st: some
[17:56] <Hawkey> jrib .... OHH THANKS .... no comment.. you should say help yourself, it will be the same..
[17:57] <brig> jrib: OK, so what can I do now? the ubuntu people keep closeing my tickets saying its a java issue
[17:57] <jrib> IpSe_DiXiT: yes, pretty sure
[17:57] <Jeruvy> iWolf: without knowning why the kernel failed...we'd just be guessing.  I suggest you check your system out via the HCL see if there are any glaring conflicts, and attempt to reinstall again.
[17:57] <IpSe_DiXiT> jrib: thank u
[17:57] <IpSe_DiXiT> cya
[17:57] <ubuntu__> arand, unable to see my ntfs drives in file manager
[17:57] <jrib> Hawkey: and we remain not knowing what you need help with... and you remain not getting help...
[17:57] <iWolf> Jeruvy: Ok, I'll Try An Older (Stabler?) Version
[17:58] <Hawkey> jrib well i've posted it.. so ok.. i'll post again..
[17:58] <Jeruvy> iWolf: newer is usually better, hardware support wise.
[17:58] <Jeruvy> !hcl > iWolf
[17:58] <HeaVenGh0st> I have 800mHz 256RAM would that be enough to run ubuntu 9.04 smoothly?
[17:58] <oCean_> Hawkey: be sure to post exact error messages, not just "something like...."
[17:58] <jrib> HeaVenGh0st: maybe xubuntu
[17:58] <brig> jrib: so where can I go for support for this?
[17:58] <jordanbuchman> ok
[17:58] <jordanbuchman> srry
[17:58] <jordanbuchman> *sorry
[17:58] <jordanbuchman> anyone here
[17:58] <FloodBot3> jordanbuchman: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:58] <berserk_ren> apt-get moo - fun command :D:D
[17:58] <HeaVenGh0st> could I upgrade to Xbuntu from Ubuntu?
[17:59] <jordanbuchman> didnt word
[17:59] <jordanbuchman> *work
[17:59] <berserk_ren> HeaVenGh0st, just install XFCE window manager
[17:59] <jordanbuchman> when i tried to install it said unable to fetch some archives
[17:59] <berserk_ren> and use as default
[17:59] <jrib> brig: if java people can't help you and ubuntu people can't help you, then I guess you either need to help yourself (i.e. get more information about the issue so the previous two groups can help you), or pay someone to help you
[17:59] <Hawkey> oCean_ if i know it i would post it.. ok.. so.. there is no problem setting up two raids on ubuntu? no problem reported? don't you know?
[17:59] <HeaVenGh0st> berserk_ren: How could I install XFCE?
[17:59] <sclimans> Hi there, I recently tried compiling gnome-do from source.  I didn't like it so I tried deleting it by systematically deleting all files on my system with the name gnome-do in them.  I now want gnome-do back.  Gnome-do, from the repository, installs just fine but when I try to run it I get the following error message in the terminal: "Unhandled Exception: System.InvalidOperationException: Could not read add-in description  at Mono.Addins.Addin.get_Des
[17:59] <sclimans> cription () [0x00000]   at Mono.Addins.AddinSessionService.CheckHostAssembly (System.Reflection.Assembly asm) [0x00000]   at Mono.Addins.AddinSessionService.ActivateRoots () [0x00000]   at Mono.Addins.AddinSessionService.Initialize () [0x00000]   at Mono.Addins.AddinManager.Initialize (System.String configDir) [0x00000]   at Do.Core.PluginManager.Initialize () [0x00000]   at Do.Do.Main (System.String[] args) [0x00000] "
[17:59] <jordanbuchman> how can you install wine
[18:00] <jrib> Hawkey: known problems can be searched at bugs.ubuntu.com
[18:00] <algo_> Is there a command line application to get stock quotes?
[18:00] <jrib> !wine | jordanbuchman
[18:00] <oCean_> Hawkey: you can have multiple raidsets if that's your question?
[18:00] <protojay> !virtualizers
[18:00] <fluxw0rm> Can someone please recommend a way to change the default Ubuntu splash screen in Karmic. I've tried installing splashy with no luck.
[18:00] <berserk_ren> HeaVenGh0st, sudo apt-get install xfce4
[18:00] <Ikoras> I'm having issues burning to disc. iso is verified and sim run works but has errors during the actual burn
[18:00] <Dbutabi> can anyone help me with a dbus interface issue?
[18:00] <brig> jrib: do you think the ubuntu support people should be closeing all the tickets about jmf, even though it seems to be a ubuntu issue? I have never seen this kind of thing before!
[18:01] <berserk_ren> HeaVenGh0st, sudo apt-get install xfce4 or something like that
[18:01] <oCean_> sclimans: please don't paste into this channel, use pastebin
[18:01] <jrib> brig: link?
[18:01] <arand> ubuntu__: I'm not completely familiar with xubuntu though... hmm you could always use something like pysdm to connect it all up automatically when it starts.
[18:01] <berserk_ren> HeaVenGh0st, then vhen login window appears after restart in session menu select xfce
[18:01] <sclimans> oCean_: I don't know what that means.  What is pastebin?
[18:01] <Hawkey> oCean_ yup.. that's my question.. thx..
[18:01] <Ikoras> join channel #xubuntu for xubuntu
[18:01] <oCean_> !pastebin > sclimans
[18:01] <AJenbo> so fare testdisk is sugesting to reduce the partision to 10% :(
[18:02] <Dbutabi> anyone have any experience with id3 tagging through a script?
[18:02] <assad> how can i recover deleted files from 9.10?
[18:02] <jrib> Dbutabi: what's your actual question?
[18:02] <jrib> !recover | assad
[18:02] <oCean_> !anyone | Dbutabi
[18:03] <jordanbuchman> what does pastebin do
[18:03] <oCean_> !pastebin > jordanbuchman
[18:03] <Dbutabi> jrib: please see here for the details http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1383150
[18:03] <brig> jrib: dude this has been 6 months I have been grapeling with this! could you do me a favor, and put a ticket in and see for yourself? It would take me forever to find the links as I started with ubuntu support before moving to java
[18:03] <ActionParsnip__> assad: restore from backup is easiest
[18:03] <iWolf> Jeruvy: My Computer Is A Gateway NV53 Cherry Red
[18:03] <iWolf> Jeruvy: (If that helps)
[18:03] <ActionParsnip__> assad: you can boot to liveCD and use tools like foremost to mayberecover them
[18:03] <ActionParsnip__> assad: have you checked the recycle bin
[18:04] <assad> ActionParsnip__, i did shift delete
[18:04] <assad> :(
[18:04] <sclimans> Hi there, I recently tried compiling gnome-do from source.  I didn't like it so I tried deleting it by systematically deleting all files on my system with the name gnome-do in them.  I now want gnome-do back.  Gnome-do, from the repository, installs just fine but when I try to run it I get the following error message in the terminal: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m78bfd6a9  Please help!
[18:04] <jrib> brig: no, you said there were several tickets closed.  Link me to one.
[18:04] <ActionParsnip__> assad: then restore or use foremost
[18:04] <zagabar> Hm, I had installed squirrelmail to use as mail client and it worked. Then I set up ICS and now my squirrelmail refuses to log people in. It says incorrect password.
[18:05] <brig> jrib: Arghhh, you going to be on here next weekend? It will take me quite some time to find them!?
[18:05] <IpSe_DiXiT> jrib: yo man, installed and tried it, but itz tellin me in order to visualize the clip i have to install the windows media pack, which it will download from the microsoft website and automatically install on my machine, im not sure i like that... cant i do otherwise? thanks :D
[18:05] <jrib> brig: search your account for bugs you filed that contain the word "java", no?
[18:05] <luckyone> hello all - anyone know how to make a Media Center remote control interact with the gnome desktop in karmic?
[18:05] <teadict> I need ideas about why the touchpad of a Eee 1201n is not working on karmicç
[18:05] <jrib> Dbutabi: there are some other libarries so you don't have to use dbus: mutagen comes to mind
[18:06] <jrib> Dbutabi: #python can probably help you use it
[18:06] <Dbutabi> is that similar at all to dbus?
[18:06] <Dbutabi> ok thank you very much
[18:06] <jrib> IpSe_DiXiT: I don't know
[18:06] <gui7> __raven, openshot seems good, but both my .oggdv fiels and my .avi files have a clicking sound... do ya know whats casuing it? they're fine if i open em in vlc
[18:06] <brig> jrib: I am a professional Java developer... this will take some time... thanks anyway.... I will be back next weekend, and hopefully I will get someone as good as you in then... thanks for trying to help!
[18:06] <jrib> brig: good luck
[18:07] <brig> jrib: thanks
[18:07] <sclimans> Hi there, I recently tried compiling gnome-do from source.  I didn't like it so I tried deleting it by systematically deleting all files on my system with the name gnome-do in them.  I now want gnome-do back.  Gnome-do, from the repository, installs just fine but when I try to run it I get the following error message in the terminal: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m78bfd6a9  Please help!
[18:07] <iWolf> !repeat | sclimans
[18:07] <jrib> sclimans: how did you "systematically delete" files exactly?
[18:08] <jordanbuchman> ok
[18:08] <jordanbuchman> i dont get it
[18:08] <arand> sclimans: You should be using "make uninstall" to remove it...
[18:08] <sclimans> I searched my file system for all files with gnome-do in the filename and deleted those files.  I did not delete any files called gnome-doc
[18:08] <Dbutabi> im using xchat right now and I'm trying to join #python and it keeps telling me : you need to be identified to join that channel ... how do I do that?
[18:08] <sclimans> I tried doing make uninstall but it didn't work.  I guess the source didn't include a proper uninstall file
[18:08] <iWolf> Should I Use Wubi Too Install 9.04 On My Gateway NV53
[18:09] <ActionParsnip__> !identify | Dbutabi
[18:09] <jrib> sclimans: :/  purge the packages related to gnome-do and reinstall them I guess.  It's likely you deleted files that were handled by the package manager
[18:09] <IpSe_DiXiT> jrib: but u did install the winpack? u wouldnt be able to watch those clips othwerise
[18:09] <sclimans> How exactly do I purge the packages related to gnome-do?
[18:09] <chaosphere> i have problems reading some files. The permissions are set fine. Even as root i can't access the files. http://pastebin.com/m147f1878 Can anyone help me?
[18:09] <bitmonk> iWolf: that might not be a bad idea if you've never installed linux before, so you can be sure that you don't nuke your working win system.
[18:09] <jrib> IpSe_DiXiT: I didn't watch any clips
[18:10] <rtdp> first time on any IRC what to do here ??
[18:10] <maverick> can anyone tell me how to use an external download manager for opera in ubuntu?
[18:10] <n2diy> I just backed up my main box to my test box, and now the test box won't open Fire Fox, it is complaining about "an invalid MIT-MAGIC-KEY" any ideas what happened?
[18:10] <ActionParsnip__> rtdp: ask questions regarding issues with the ubuntu OS
[18:11] <arand> sclimans: I'm guessing there might be quite a bit of stuff left from the source-install... might try to compile with checkinstall and then remove it throught the package system...
[18:11] <IpSe_DiXiT> jrib: o_O why did u install it then? sorry if i ask but itz for my understanding... dont mean to be rude at all, just feel like there are some functions i prolly dunno bout it
[18:11] <rtdp> just came across a page regarding ubuntu users day.. excited about it..
[18:11] <jrib> IpSe_DiXiT: there were some flash like applets that required it
[18:12] <IpSe_DiXiT> jrib: kk
[18:12] <Jeruvy> rtdp: if you just want to chat, /join #ubuntu-offtopic.  This channel is for support questions, thanks :)
[18:13] <tarski> anyone here set up NAT successfully in ubuntu
[18:14] <iWolf> Will Older Versions Of Ubuntu Work With Newer Hardware?
[18:14] <iWolf> I.E 9.04
[18:14] <CoolCon> how should I connect to windows 7 through samba?
[18:14] <lucky> iWolf: "it depends".
[18:15] <CoolCon> it gives me an error
[18:15] <jordanbuchman> what is the command for running wine in terminal
[18:15] <K4k> My laptop overheated froze, then when I rebooted I'm getting an error "I/O Error ,dev sr0, sector 128" this is then followed by the same thing but sector 0 at the end rather than 128. Any thoughts?
[18:15] <ActionParsnip__> iWolf: some hardware needs the newer libs
[18:15] <Jeruvy> iWolf: it's mostly a question of if the kernel supports it.  Did you check out the HCL link I sent you?
[18:15] <jami> iWolf: what hardware features do you mean
[18:15] <iWolf> ActionParsnip__: Will 9.04 Work With My Gateway NV53?
[18:15] <ActionParsnip__> jordanbuchman: wine /path/to/program.exe
[18:15] <lucky> iWolf: if it's an option, the easiest thing to do is simply test it with a live cd or usb, otherwise check hardware compatibility lists
[18:16] <CoolCon> how should I connect to windows 7 through samba?
[18:16] <ActionParsnip__> iWolf: depends on what motherboard hardware and video card it uses
[18:16] <chaosphere> CoolCon: what's the error?
[18:16] <ActionParsnip__> iWolf: you'd have to research on what it has and how well it works
[18:16]  * berserk_ren is back (gone 01:12:58)
[18:17] <iWolf> ActionParsnip__: It works through a VM
[18:17] <honey84> HI
[18:17] <ActionParsnip__> iWolf: vm uses virtualised hardware so means nothing
[18:17] <ActionParsnip__> iWolf: you can run a liveCD to test
[18:17] <CoolCon> uhm, it says in dutch: 'kon gedeelde map niet weergeven', something like 'couldn't mount share'
[18:18] <berserk_ren> i'm wondering, what is better : use audacious or mpd and sonata... what eats less resources? =}
[18:18] <jordanbuchman> so what would i do is my shockwave installer is Shockwave_Installer_Full
[18:18] <chaosphere> what software are you using to access the win7 box?
[18:18] <iWolf> ActionParsnip__: Should I try through Wubi?
[18:18] <Trizicus> Once my computer goes to screensaver and I unlock the computer firefox search constantly highlights itself. Has anyone experienced this?
[18:18] <ActionParsnip__> berserk_ren: i'd say mpd
[18:18] <CoolCon> samba
[18:18] <ActionParsnip__> iWolf: you can, i wouldnt suggest it as a long term solution
[18:18] <CoolCon> smb://<IP_ADDRESS>/f is my query
[18:19] <CoolCon> firewall is of
[18:19] <CoolCon> *off
[18:19] <chaosphere> in nautilus?
[18:19] <iWolf> ActionParsnip__: I'm a linux geek, just have not used Ubuntu in awhile
[18:19] <CoolCon> yes
[18:19] <n2diy> I just backed up my main box to my test box, and now the test box won't open Fire Fox, it is complaining about "an invalid MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE" any ideas what happened?
[18:19] <iWolf> ActionParsnip__: I know I like it :P
[18:19] <chattta> hi all, i gotta problem.  i have a disk partition for file storage which filled up, and now i'm unable to delete files from it.  "Error while deleting.  Failed to delete the item from the trash"