[20:55] <jrib> !fixres > toni00x
[20:55] <blakkheim>  /quit
[20:55] <toni00x> jrid: i dont know anything about linux im new...
[20:56] <toader> SwedeMike: but it is only 1.7%us
[20:56] <jakiw> Hikomputes thats what i did...ill try gparted now
[20:56] <jonzbcc> jrib: its showing that / is only 13% full
[20:56] <njbair> if I dd a 4db image to a 16gb drive, will I be able to use  the rest of the space on the bigger drive?
[20:56] <jrib> jonzbcc: didn't you say your error said / was full before?
[20:56] <jonzbcc> jrib: (this is, of course) from a liveboot, and I'm looking at / as a mounted drive
[20:57] <jonzbcc> jrib: yeah -- so, I'm at a loss
[20:57] <SwedeMike> toader: yes, but all your processes are nice:d (see NI column), so they end up in the %ni(ced)
[20:57] <jonzbcc> jrib: I would say, okay I'll just boot back in now, then (if its not full) -- but, like I said xdm shows me an error "gnome not setup properly" or something
[20:57] <px97aa> iceroot: Installing the ALT cd like you said. Detected raid I wanna wipe the whole disk so should i use Guided or Guided with LVM
[20:57] <jrib> jonzbcc: are you sure you are checking the mounted location?
[20:57] <Guest_75215>   © [ if i had a beautiful body .... ] ©
[20:58] <toni00x> hello... im new to ubuntu and to linux i need some help pls i have screen resultation 800x600 i need have it 1280x1000something i cannot find drivers for my nvidia... anyone could help me?
[20:58] <px97aa> basically my question is what is LVM
[20:58] <jrib> toni00x: did you read the information ubottu sent you?
[20:58] <px97aa> LVM or No LVM?
[20:59] <turbowei> Is there a mono/moonlight repo in launchpad?
[20:59] <chris|> allways LVM
[20:59] <toni00x> jrid: i read it but u dont know what to do.. second day on linux....
[20:59] <toader> SwedeMike: what does it mean nice?
[20:59] <jcole> are there any command line ldap authorization (not query) clients? i want to simply validate a username/password combination
[20:59] <duffydack> njbair, I`d use clonezilla for that myself..  I dont think dd will fill it and grow the filesystem...
[20:59] <px97aa> Okay chris
[20:59] <px97aa> will do
[20:59] <eremite> I have two questions.  How do I open a file that is in japanese fonts if I dont have that letter on my keyboard, and second, how can I play the contents of an entire folder in mplayer/vlc/movie player from the terminal without typing the path of each file?
[20:59] <jrib> toni00x: do what the web page tells you to do
[20:59] <SwedeMike> toader: it means the priority level of the process. The higher nice number, the lower the priority.
[20:59] <guntbert> jonzbcc: if you are on live CD now then your HD might not be mounted at all - so it wont show up in baoab or with du
[21:00] <toni00x> jrid: i read it but english its not my first languege and these it looks like japanese to me...
[21:00] <jakiw> komputes how do i use gparted? When I start it, I just see the normal partitions, not the USB-Stick
[21:00] <dieter|> is there a way to control the built-in swap functionality? It seems to use just 265 out of 1024 MB in the swap partition.
[21:00] <jrib> toni00x: what is your first language?
[21:00] <jonzbcc> yeah, there's two partitions mounted: /home is mounted as /media/84r795923023 and / is mounted as /media/98892sdfkijfd (i'm giving an example)
[21:00] <andreas__> hey
[21:00] <komputes> jakiw: look at the pull down in the top right
[21:00] <Trek> !hi | andre_
[21:00] <toni00x> jrid: greek... but on greek room of ubuntu they dont know more than me,.. hahaha
[21:00] <chris|> px97aa, LVM gives you more advanced features and controll over your storage, like on the fly resizing of partitions, partitions across multiple harddrives, and so on
[21:00] <Trek> !hi | andreas_  whoops sorry
[21:01] <komputes> !gparted | jakiw
[21:01] <chris|> px97aa, it has no negative sideeffects, so there is no reason not to use it
[21:01] <px97aa> Chris: Okay Well i selected LVM and am just running the install now
[21:01] <jonzbcc> the /home mount is supposedly full (which doesn't make sense cuz its a 200GB partition)
[21:01] <jonzbcc> the / mount is supposedly 30% full
[21:01] <guntbert> jonzbcc: then please type df -h in the console to see how full the partitions are
[21:01] <DemoOn> Anybody uses gentoo too?I have problem with grub?
[21:01] <jakiw> komputes should I use ext4 or is ext3 better?
[21:01] <komputes> jakiw: neither, FAT32
[21:01] <toni00x> jrib: can u give me instructions what to do step by step?
[21:02] <jrib> toni00x: sorry, trying to multitask atm
[21:02] <Trek> komputes: fail for the Linux filesystem
[21:02] <dieter|> DemoOn, /join #gentoo
[21:02] <komputes> Trek: sorry/
[21:02] <toni00x> :/
[21:02] <DemoOn> dieter|: they arent using grub2
[21:02] <px97aa> Well it seems to have sucessfully partioned the disk
[21:02] <komputes> Trek: FAT32 because jakiw is using usb-creator
[21:02] <jakiw> komputes: I get an error
[21:02] <px97aa> looking good so far I wish this was done in the regular installer
[21:02] <Trek> komputes: ah
[21:02] <toni00x> hello... im new to ubuntu and to linux i need some help pls i have screen resultation 800x600 i need have it 1280x1000something i cannot find drivers for my nvidia... anyone could help me?
[21:03] <komputes> jakiw: what is the error? is the drive unmounted?
[21:03] <jakiw> komputes: Its on german, but ill try to translate
[21:03] <sysdoc> Hey guys, I have an Intel pro NIC that does not always start at boot... Anyone have a solution for this appears that it is using the e1000e driver
[21:03] <KB1JWQ> sysdoc: I blame networkmanager.
[21:03] <DemoOn> wich command is for finding os, there was a command to update smthing
[21:03] <LateralForce> !nvidia | toni00x
[21:04] <jakiw> komputes It deleted the last partition successfull, but when creating the new partition...it says something about an empty partition=
[21:04] <Red_HamsterX> KB1JWQ, is there a big list of known issues with Network Manager?
[21:04] <jakiw> komputes no
[21:04] <Liptibilly> hello
[21:04] <jakiw> komputes It says it is an unknown partition table
[21:04] <KB1JWQ> Red_HamsterX: Yes, there's a comprehensive list.
[21:04] <LateralForce> !hi | Liptibilly
[21:04] <jonzbcc> okay, this is what df -ah reveals on the laptop: http://paste.ubuntu.com/381831/
[21:05] <toader> SwedeMike: but why it is 95.7%ni ? it it a percentage?
[21:05] <Red_HamsterX> KB1JWQ, I mean something other than the ug tracker. Something informal.
[21:05] <KB1JWQ> Red_HamsterX: "NetworkManager."  There, you've got the list.
[21:05] <komputes> jakiw: if it asks you to chose a partition table chose MSDOS
[21:05] <jakiw> komputes why? isnt there a better one?
[21:05] <guntbert> jonzbcc: /dev/sda5 is full
[21:05] <komputes> jakiw: the usb-creator key must be FAT32
[21:05] <Red_HamsterX> KB1JWQ, I was being serious. I'd really like to know more about why everyone seems to hate it.
[21:05] <Trek> jakiw: just trust us, use MSDOS
[21:05] <Liptibilly> I don't good speak english
[21:05] <jonzbcc> the /media/e... is the /home partition. the /media/8... is the root partition
[21:05] <Liptibilly> I'm belgien
[21:05] <Liptibilly> ciao
[21:06] <Trek> jakiw, MSDOS partitiontable is understood by most PCs
[21:06] <hellyeah> hey
[21:06] <KB1JWQ> Red_HamsterX: It stomps hardcoded configuration, assumign it knows better than you what it wants.
[21:06] <komputes> Trek: "just trust us" hehehe
[21:06] <jakiw> komputes Trek just wanted to know why
[21:06] <KB1JWQ> Red_HamsterX: It works inconsistently.
[21:06] <guntbert> !who | jonzbcc
[21:06] <jakiw> Trek A, thx
[21:06] <hellyeah> i want to check reiserfs partition
[21:06] <Trek> lol
[21:06] <hellyeah> someone hear men ?
[21:06] <SwedeMike> toader: yes? the percentage point indicates that.
[21:06] <KB1JWQ> Red_HamsterX: I only use it for wireless, the rest of it can sod off and leave me alone.
[21:06] <hiexpo> did an upgrade this am now my facebook pidgin is not working keep getting the facebook captcha /// i noticed it upgraded pidgin in the upgrades
[21:06] <Red_HamsterX> KB1JWQ, I already know about these things (given that its source is fully tagged with RedHat copyrights, I'm not surprised)
[21:06] <komputes> jakiw: even usb-creator formats as FAT
[21:06] <Trek> hellyeah, we hear you we just don't necessarily know an answer for you
[21:06] <Trek> !repeat | hellyeah
[21:06] <funkycat90210> is there a way to allow a non-root user the ability to listen on port 80?
[21:07] <SwedeMike> toader: you have 8 cores and each line indicates how much time that core spends in different state or process priority handling
[21:07] <jakiw> komputes Trek If I write it like this, will it highlight for both of u?
[21:07] <asathoor> ok, I found out what to do ... had to use Vista in order to resize the disks ... then a new partition can be created for ubuntu
[21:07] <Red_HamsterX> KB1JWQ, so its main problem is that it causes problems by being obtrusive, rather than geuinely helpful?
[21:07] <Red_HamsterX> problem/fault
[21:07] <jonzbcc> guntbert: I was speaking two thwo or three people helping me. I can single them out again, I suppose
[21:07] <komputes> jakiw: yes, you did it well
[21:07] <hellyeah> how to mount reiserfs partition with read access
[21:08] <jonzbcc> Nitsuga: any clue what I should try? http://paste.ubuntu.com/381831/
[21:08] <guntbert> jonzbcc: problem is: when you don't use your partner's  nick  he may not see your answer (we are reading sevearl channels usually)
[21:08] <jakiw> Trek komputes No it says: mkdosfs -F32 -v -n
[21:08] <ruggero> list
[21:09] <toader> SwedeMike: so, 96.7%ni means that 96.7% time spend in nice ?
[21:09] <jcole> arand: :)
[21:09] <jakiw> komputes Trek No it says: mkdosfs -F32 -v -n
[21:09] <ruggero> list
[21:09] <Trek> jakiw, we see it, it hilights for both of us regardless of name orders
[21:10] <guntbert> !list > ruggero
[21:10] <Chetic> How do I get my mic to work? I get no input level in sound preferences
[21:10] <SwedeMike> toader: percent time spent on nice:d processes, yes.
[21:10] <jonzbcc> guntbert: but if several people were helping me, its not efficient to single out one person, is it?
[21:10] <Staapaavandski> Erm....I'v just installed Ubuntu, and have some problems.....one of them is: I'v got a laptop on a docking station (lenovo x60), and a secondary monitor (24" Dell). There is no problem in running mirrored screens, but as soon as I try to disable mirrored screens, and want a wide desktop over two screen, they both go black, and I cant go back. Anyone got something that will help me? :)
[21:10] <jakiw> komputes Trek Just wasnt sure, because u never answered when I wrote komputes first....sry :D
[21:10] <MichRT> Hello!
[21:10] <Trek> jakiw, i'm half busy right now as well so I might not respond
[21:10] <jakiw> Trek k
[21:11] <arand> jcole: would ldapwhoami with -passwd and ...goes off to check what the username thing was..
[21:11] <guntbert> jonzbcc: you can use several nicks too - but thats not your problem  I guess
[21:11] <devendra> How do I install the Java Plug-in?
[21:11] <ruggero> hello
[21:11] <jonzbcc> guntbert: I didn't understand from that ubot output, how you do several nicks
[21:11] <ruggero> :list
[21:12] <guntbert> jonzbcc: jonzbcc: jonzbcc: just like this
[21:12] <jcole> Staapaavandski: i usually ssh remotely into the computer i want to configure the displays and run "xrandr" command to experiment
[21:12] <jonzbcc> guntbert: OH, I thought irssi only highlights messsages where your name is first.
[21:12] <LateralForce> toni00x, what nvidia card do you have?
[21:12] <jekoee> can you see me? http://tinyurl.com/game2go
[21:12] <jcole> arand: trying that now, ill tell you my success/fail :)
[21:12] <guntbert> jonzbcc: you type the first characters of a nick, press <tab>, then the next....
[21:12] <jekoee> Guys im testing my webcam, can you see me? http://tinyurl.com/game2go
[21:13] <jekoee> Guys im testing my webcam, can you see me? http://tinyurl.com/game2go
[21:13] <toni00x> hello... im new to ubuntu and to linux i need some help pls i have screen resultation 800x600 i need have it 1280x1000something i cannot find drivers for my nvidia... anyone could help me? i tryed hardware installation it dosent find anything my max screen resultation is 800x600 i just need my screen resultation not nessesary the drivers.. can anyone help. ty
[21:13] <asathoor> jekoee >> nope
[21:13] <jcole> Staapaavandski: its hard to configure displays when you are logged into it locally... especially if you lose your screen
[21:13] <jonzbcc> Nitsuga: guntbert: jrib: this is my df -ah output, any ideas? http://paste.ubuntu.com/381834/ (thanks guntbert)
[21:13] <Staapaavandski> jcole: I'v just installed Ubuntu for the first time, like ever.....I'm totaly new...
[21:13] <jakiw> Trek komputes: It also says: mkdosfs 3.0.3 (18 May 2009)    mksdosfs: unable to open /dev/sdb1
[21:13] <rahduke> can i setup Ubuntu some kind of server on my main computer, then setup dummy terminals around my house that just SSH into the main box and use its processor and memory?
[21:13] <Trek> jakiw, might be a device issue then
[21:13] <coz_> jcole,  I am getting an error with that link
[21:14] <jrib> jonzbcc: explore /media/8ecf28a3-5a81-4c98-a96d-dcd7640be59f with baobab
[21:14] <jakiw> Trek so the stick is broken_
[21:14] <Staapaavandski> jcole: Hehe, okey.....erm, where can I like read something about configuring the screen?
[21:14] <asathoor> ubotu:dump
[21:14] <Trek> jakiw: i dont know that specifically
[21:14] <Nitsuga> jonzbcc, mount your /
[21:14] <jcole> Staapaavandski: go to a commandline and run "xrandr" then paste that output to http://pastebin.ca/
[21:15] <Nitsuga> jonzbcc, and go to your home folder in the terminal (with cd)
[21:15] <fbc-mx> Is there any way to add something to the LIVE CD???? Like an OpenOffice Presentation??
[21:15] <Trek> fbc-mx: no
[21:15] <jakiw> Trek komputes I know that there is a strange System on the USB Stick called U3 System, that always emulates that a disc have been but in when I put the Stick in
[21:15] <neopsyche> Hello all ubuntu users.. ubuntu is truly cool.. and so is the community.. i was wondering.. could anyone help me with a project .. to use squid server on ubuntu in a specific way... does anyone here have extensive knowledge of ubuntu as a server using squid?
[21:15] <guntbert> jonzbcc: back to your problem: as I said your /dev/sda5 (/) is full - next step du -s /media/8e.../* to find the biggest directory there
[21:15] <arand> jcole: or is this what you're after<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[21:15] <Trek> jakiw: ohhhhhh
[21:15] <Trek> jakiw you got one of THOSE drives
[21:15] <Trek> jakiw: you need to boot to a Windows system and remove the U3 software from the drive
[21:15] <neopsyche> ikonia: are you here?
[21:15] <Nitsuga> jonzbcc, once you're there type  du -hs .*
[21:15] <fbc-mx> Trek, damn.. I bearly hit enter when you gave your response... that was fast.
[21:16] <jakiw> Trek I really want to delete it, because it is very, very anoying and doesnt do anything
[21:16] <jcole> arand: interesting... i will try ldapsearch first
[21:16] <Trek> fbc-mx: lol
[21:16] <jakiw> Trek ill try on my other laptop
[21:16] <Trek> jakiw: there's a removal tool somewhere
[21:16] <dacs> i need system dictionary
[21:16] <neopsyche> jakiw: what are you trying to do?
[21:16] <jakiw> Trek but only removing doesnt help, I tried that often
[21:16] <dacs> where/how to for ubuntu
[21:16] <jakiw> neopsyche Make a bootable USB Stick
[21:16] <Trek> newpsyche: he's having device issues with a USB drive
[21:16] <neopsyche> dacs: try ubuntu.com
[21:16] <guntbert> Nitsuga: I'll leave jonzbcc to you - our instructions together will make it difficult for him
[21:17] <px97aa> Hello
[21:17] <Staapaavandski> jcole: Yes, will do....thanks...
[21:17] <neopsyche> Trek: oh, is it a modem too?
[21:17] <px97aa> I am running the alternate cd install
[21:17] <px97aa> and am at installing the bootloader step. I cant install a bootloader
[21:17] <Chetic> How do I get my mic to work? I get no input level in sound preferences
[21:17] <neopsyche> px97aa: you are doing a manual install?
[21:17] <px97aa> ya
[21:17] <Trek> fbc-mx: the LiveCD doesn't allow you to write after it finishes
[21:18] <px97aa> off the alternate CD
[21:18] <Trek> fbc-mx: the LiveCD doesn't allow you to write after it is burned *
[21:18] <neopsyche> Chetic: try checking sound card compat.. and also.. what drivers you are using as default.
[21:18] <jonzbcc> Nitsuga: guntbert: jrib: it looks like baobab is showing differnt things than the command line isshowing, so I'm just going to stick to the command line? i guess? -- doing: sudo du -s /media/8ec.../*reveals about15 paths, butnone of them are the backup file.
[21:18] <Trek> fbc-mx: as such, you cannot add data to the LiveCD after its been created
[21:18] <px97aa> All the other steps were good but LILO fails to install and grub Fails aswell
[21:18] <neopsyche> jakiw: there is an option to make ubuntu bootable install from USB.
[21:18] <px97aa> it says i cant finish until i install one
[21:18] <neopsyche> jakiw: its in the start menu (if you are running GUI)
[21:18] <px97aa> or I could Continue without bootloader
[21:18] <px97aa> but I kinda need one..
[21:19] <neopsyche> px97aa: have you considered just running the live cd?
[21:19] <Nitsuga> jonzbcc, just type: du -hs .*              in your home folder and pastebin it
[21:19] <neopsyche> jakiw: ?
[21:19] <johnel> Hi all. I am currently booted into jaunty live and trying to use a persistent file on my internal hd. I did something similar with debian a few months ago but cannot get it to work with ubuntu.
[21:19] <jakiw> neopsyche
[21:19] <maciej_> dlaczego internet mi wolno chodzi??
[21:19] <jakiw> neopsyche Where?
[21:19] <neopsyche> johnel: sorry, have no idea
[21:19] <px97aa> neopsyche: I tried to do the install off the live CD but needed raid support
[21:19] <jonzbcc> Nitsuga: du -hs .* | sort -r | less revealed an 8M .mozilla to be the biggest
[21:19] <guntbert> Nitsuga: your instruction doesn't make sense if you look at the pastebin from jonzbcc
[21:19] <fbc-mx> Trek,  I know that I was willing to burn another CD that included a new DESKTOP folder that included what I needed...
[21:19] <jakiw> neopsyche I am currently trying to delete the U3 System of my Stick
[21:20] <jonzbcc> Nitsuga: okay, just a sec.
[21:20] <neopsyche> px97aa: i see. i have no idea there.. try google.
[21:20] <moos3> anyone know how to force reinstall libstdc++6
[21:20] <px97aa> ok
[21:20] <Staapaavandski> jcole: I'v posted my info on http://pastebin.ca/1806059 can you help, or do I have to wait for reply?
[21:20] <neopsyche> does anyone here use ubuntu as server.. server admin?!
[21:20] <jp_> is there a way to fix lirc on intrepid without making a re install? i just saw that a reinstall fixes problms with it. any ideas???
[21:20] <Nitsuga> guntbert, why not?
[21:20] <Nitsuga> jonzbcc, I'm talking about your home partition
[21:20] <fbc-mx> Trek,  I just need to know if there is a guide or something... I know I will have to create a new persistence file with the stuff I want, and replace the one on the CD I just want to know if there is guide on how to go about it.
[21:20] <Trek> fbc-mx: you'd be better off making a persistent LiveUSB
[21:20] <Trek> fbc-mx: no
[21:20] <c3l> how do I permit a user form accessing or reading a folder and its contens?
[21:20] <Trek> fbc-mx: CDs cannot be persistent
[21:21] <Trek> fbc-mx: only USB images can be persistent
[21:21] <fbc-mx> Trek, I can afford to give away free USBs to every client...
[21:21] <Bawa> hi there
[21:21] <neopsyche> hi
[21:21] <guntbert> Nitsuga: because a) the problem is not in the home dir b) both partitions are already mounted (he is on live CD)
[21:21] <Bawa> what is name of the security IRC channel?
[21:21] <guntbert> Nitsuga: /dev/da5 is full
[21:21] <Trek> fbc-mx: then i don't have a solution for you, because CDs are not capable of having persistence
[21:22] <ghost_> can someone please tell me how can i suspend from terminal in 9.10?
[21:22] <neopsyche> ghost_ why would you want to suspend a terminal session?
[21:22] <Nitsuga> guntbert, but the full partition is his home dir
[21:22] <ghost_> i want to suspend my machine with ssh
[21:23] <komputes> jakiw: bad experience with U3 Drives, I do not us those with usb-creator as here is a pseudo CD device integrated in the U3 stick
[21:23] <guntbert> Nitsuga: look again - it is / which is full
[21:23] <c3l> how do I permit a user form accessing a folder and reading or in any way touching its contents?
[21:23] <ikonia> Nitsuga: did you want me ?
[21:23] <neopsyche> ghost_: im not sure what you mean exactly.. but isnt suspend a feature of gnome gui?
[21:23] <neopsyche> ikonia: know anything about server tech?
[21:23] <jcole> Staapaavandski: looks good there, both displays are detected
[21:23] <jakiw> komputes I am trying to remove it atm
[21:23] <Nitsuga> guntbert, ohh yeah
[21:23] <ikonia> neopsyche: what's the question ?
[21:23] <Nitsuga> :$
[21:23] <dacs> neopsyche: can you please help , i am lost
[21:24] <komputes> jakiw: it's in the hardware - nobody has been successful removing that CD partition AFAIK
[21:24] <richm4n> Thanks jonzbcc. I think my confusion was with the format of /etc/profile.  I expectd to see at least one other PATH set there
[21:24] <guntbert> Nitsuga: ok can I leave him to you then? bedtime here :-)
[21:24] <jakiw> kompuzes damn it...but ill try
[21:24] <Nitsuga> guntbert, please, continue you with jonzbcc . This is not my day
[21:24] <neopsyche> ikonia:do you use linux as a server, if so.. does anyone know about squid.. and using squid as chache server.. and if so.. caching youtube videos on ISP network as proxy?
[21:24] <jonzbcc> Nitsuga: this is my home partition:http://paste.ubuntu.com/381842/ and this is my /home/bridget partition (the one I was in when I ran the backup): http://paste.ubuntu.com/381841/
[21:24] <jcole> Staapaavandski: what video chipset is this? intel/ati/nvidia?
[21:25] <ikonia> neopsyche: that's not a problem, squid's quite straight forward to setup
[21:25] <johnel> Instaed of storing the persistent file on a usb can the file be stored on an internal drive instead?
[21:25] <jonzbcc> Nitsuga: :) thanks for the help
[21:25] <guntbert> Nitsuga: ok
[21:26] <jakiw> komputes looks as if it worked!
[21:26] <peleg> Since upgrade to 8.04 my wifi led (on my inspiron 6400) is not working; moreover, I get "Could not find information on interface 'eth1:avahi' in /proc/net/dev" when trying to configure my wifi using gui. Any advice?
[21:26] <jonzbcc> guntbert:  I just wrote to Nitsuga before he said "continue with " me (see it?)
[21:26] <komputes> jakiw: what did usb-creator or removing the U3 CD partition?
[21:26] <neopsyche> ikonia: can i chat to you in pvt.?
[21:26] <c3l> how do I stop a user form accessing a folder and reading or in any way touching its contents?
[21:26] <ikonia> neopsyche: errr, ok
[21:26] <Goqw> hi, i'm having a strange quirk in gnome... whenever i click on a bookmark from the places menu, the "search files" dialog comes up and not nautilus... how can i fix that?
[21:26] <jakiw> komputes removing the partition with the removal tool
[21:27] <Nitsuga> in fact you wrote after, but I have a 30second ping because of a storm
[21:27] <ghost_> i have a machine and i am connecting to it remotely with ssh. i just want to put it in suspend mode and i was wondering what is the command for this operation.
[21:27] <dacs> Can someone please explain to me, what is system dictionary? and what is the use for it! thank you in advacne :)
[21:27] <guntbert> jonzbcc: yes I saw it - your home partition is not relevant - please type  du -s /media/8e.../* | sort -n to find the biggest directory there
[21:28] <jonzbcc> ghost_: hope this helps: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1335617
[21:28] <jakiw> komputes Trek neopsyche After uninstalling the U3 System I get the following Error: mkdosfs: /dev/sdb1 contains a mounted file system
[21:28] <Staapaavandski> jcole: It's Intel 945GM
[21:29] <guntbert> jonzbcc: or are you within the real system now?
[21:30] <jonzbcc> guntbert: heres `du -s /media/8.../* | sort -n ` : http://paste.ubuntu.com/381845/
[21:30] <Samuel-NotAFK> To recover data on my encrypted home partition, do I just need my user password or do I need more than that?
[21:30] <jonzbcc> guntbert: no, I'm doing these things via live cd
[21:30] <computa_mike> Hi guys - anyone here familiar with packaging gnome theme
[21:31] <jakiw> komputes Trek neopsyche I think it is because of the U3 System. A new Partition popped out, that is 200 MB, and I cant formate the other 15GB
[21:31] <Trek> jakiw, you need to unmount that partition
[21:31] <jakiw> Trek How?
[21:31] <guntbert> jonzbcc: now you see the biggest directory is var, next step du -s /media/8e.../var/* | sort -n to find the biggest one there
[21:32] <Trek> jakiw, you using a GUI or commandline?
[21:32] <jonzbcc> guntbert: is there a way to hide all the traffic in irssi (its not even content, its just "quit" "join" etc)? -- and okay, I'll dig down into var and see if I find anything
[21:32] <jakiw> Trek doesnt matter how. It just has to work :D
[21:32] <ActionParsnip> Yo yo yo
[21:32] <Trek> jakiw, you can use gparted in the GUI to force it to unmount
[21:32] <guntbert> jonzbcc: I'm sure there is but I use xchat - so don't know
[21:32] <DasEi> fascism has grown large is this little small town in germany : each weekend ~whoever makes my whole clothes full of shitty drugs, poisons my food and make my houising unliveable-- enemys of the free world, I asssume
[21:33] <ActionParsnip> Jakiw: umount has a force option too. Check the man page. I think its -f
[21:33] <jcole> Staapaavandski: do you get a warning about setting the virtual displays when trying to disabled mirrored screens?
[21:34] <pokoko222> where to change monitor settings on ubuntu, i want to set monitor refresh
[21:34] <jcole> Staapaavandski: if so, try running it this way from the command line "sudo gnome-display-properties"
[21:34] <ActionParsnip> Pokoko222: what video card?
[21:35] <px97aa> So frusterating
[21:35] <pokoko222> ActionParsnip 85 herz is worse then 75, why?
[21:35] <pokoko222> i mean, image is not still at 85, you can see movement, and 75 is kinda better
[21:36] <ActionParsnip> Pokoko222: depends on the monitor I guess. Never played with refresh rates tbh. Default seems fine
[21:36] <jasunto> any good with grep?
[21:36] <jakiw> Trek I dont find where to unmount it in the GUI
[21:36] <DemoOn> wich command finds os and put them into grub?
[21:36] <jasunto> anyone
[21:36] <ActionParsnip> Pokoko222: if 75 is better, use 75
[21:36] <pokoko222> ActionParsnip what is default?
[21:36] <likex> lkper.win
[21:36] <likex> ò2194 x
[21:37] <ActionParsnip> Pokoko222: again, depends on your monitor
[21:37] <likex> xekil ±25cb xekil
[21:37] <ActionParsnip> !anyone | jasunto
[21:37] <Staapaavandski> jcole: Nope, no waring...
[21:37] <Trek> jakiw, umount is a command line command
[21:37] <neurochrome> Hi all, I have a folder that is _rammed_ full of images (12GB+) and when I open it the window just greys out (nautilus) and the system becomes unresponsive.  What I want to do is run a script to filter the contents of the folder into other folder 1-9 A-Z, hopefully that will mean I can browse my art again easily
[21:37] <scottj> Is there something in compiz or gnome to make Ctrl-tab switch between windows of the current app?
[21:37] <nefast> Is there a ubuntu help channel dedicated to games?
[21:38] <jasunto> i need to grep the word Error and error and Failed an failed from the beginning of any line in a file
[21:38] <jasunto> has to start with those, not anywhere else int hem
[21:38] <ActionParsnip> Scottj: that will be set in the app itself
[21:38]  * likex 258003c3L xpwin.win 21942510
[21:38] <jakiw> Trek and how does it work?
[21:38] <neurochrome> jasunto, cat file | grep Error
[21:38] <guntbert> likex:  Do you have an ubuntu support question?
[21:38]  * likex qM hack 251003c0 kcah 255403c0-2510
[21:38] <Trek> jakiw, umount will force the specified partition to unmount
[21:38] <jcole> scottj: gconf-editor /apps/metacity/global_keybindings
[21:38] <jonzbcc> guntbert: :) thanks so much makes a big difference to have someone elses help when you're pannicking/stressed.
[21:38] <Trek> if you use gparted in the GUI, jakiw, you can just righit click the partition and say "unmount"
[21:39] <guntbert> neurochrome: superflous cat --- just grep Errror file will do
[21:39] <jasunto> will that find lines that have error elsewhere in them and not at very beginning?
[21:39] <i-bomb> list
[21:39] <ActionParsnip> Neurochrome: if you use the ^ in scripts with grep you can read the first character of each file and move it appropriately
[21:39] <guntbert> jonzbcc: I know the feeling :-) did you work it out by now?
[21:39] <likex> 219303c4
[21:39] <neurochrome> guntbert, learn something new everyday ;0)
[21:39] <jrib> jasunto: use '^' to match the beginning of a line
[21:39]  * likex ,258003c0 -2510266b2563,
[21:39] <jasunto> i need to find a line like "Error - cannot do this" and not anything like "blah error blah"
[21:40] <likex> 4*O03c0
[21:40] <jrib> likex: english please
[21:40] <Nitsuga> neurochrome, i'm writing a script for you
[21:40] <guntbert> neurochrome: thats why we are here - I guess :-)
[21:40] <likex> ykper
[21:40] <ActionParsnip> Neurochrome: you can also ask in #bash
[21:40] <neurochrome> ActionParsnip, cheers
[21:40] <Nitsuga> neurochrome, you want a 1 folder, a 2 folder, a 3 folder... a A folder, a B folder, and so on?
[21:40] <neurochrome> Nitsuga, that would be most appreciated
[21:40] <jonzbcc> guntbert: yes, it was a gigantic file being written to /var/backup (even though I _thought_  I unchecked that /var/backup feature).
[21:41] <neurochrome> Nitsuga, yeah
[21:41] <jasunto> the ^ works great now i should be able to grep for both failed and error without first letter case mattering
[21:41] <guntbert> jonzbcc: good :-))
[21:41] <Nitsuga> ok, please wait me a bit
[21:41] <jakiw> Trek komputes cool, it worked. Ill try USB-Creator now
[21:41] <ActionParsnip> Jasunto: grep -i
[21:41] <neurochrome> Nitsuga, np
[21:42] <zicho> i removed gdm, for some reason this made my sound unable to work, i then installed it again, but sound still wont work. How do i fix this?
[21:42] <c3l> how do I stop a user form being able to access a folder and reading or in any way touching its contents? I really need this.
[21:42] <jasunto> can i use grep -i error and failed?
[21:42] <jrib> jasunto: yes but that also matches ErrOR
[21:42] <mneptok> c3l: chown + chmod
[21:43] <neurochrome> c3l chmod 000
[21:43] <mneptok> neurochrome: he said "a user" and not "all users except root"
[21:43] <c3l> neurochrome, does that make only the folderowner able to access the folder/file? can root touch it?
[21:43] <ActionParsnip> C3l: assign an owner and group ownership to the folder, then mark it as not readable by everyone except the group and the owner, put the users you want to give access to in the group
[21:43] <operatorbob> is on
[21:43] <neurochrome> c3l 000 not only stops them from writing to the file, it stops anyone but root from reading it
[21:43] <guntbert> jasunto: egrep "^Error|^Failed" file
[21:43] <mneptok> c3l: what is the username of the dir owner?
[21:44] <melodie_> hi all
[21:44] <jrib> jasunto: egrep '^([eE]rror|[fF]ailed)'
[21:44] <ActionParsnip> C3l: root can touch anything, as can sudo users
[21:44] <jonzbcc> c3l: you can do it a few ways. change the contents permissions (the folder's permissions) so that only owner (you) have read access. OR- - if you just want to single out one user on the system so they're the only one without access, you can put everyone else in a group and give only that group read/write permissions to the file. (I think :-P )
[21:44] <neurochrome> mneptok, yeah, I was just typing that and looked up to see your reply ;)
[21:44] <c3l> ActionParsnip, how do I mark it not readable?
[21:44] <mneptok> c3l: root can touch anything. that's the entire point of a root user. :)
[21:44] <melodie_> I'm coming for help with grub 2 in Karmic new install : how-to configure the max number kernel in it please ? I gone to config files and didn't find notice about it
[21:44] <guntbert> jasunto: jrib's solution is *much* better :-)
[21:44] <c3l> mneptok, great:D
[21:44] <ActionParsnip> C3l: look at chmod
[21:44] <c3l> ActionParsnip, okay, ty
[21:45] <mneptok> c3l: what is the username of the dir owner?
[21:45] <jasunto> egrep '^([eE]rror|[fF]ailed)' worked so close, it grabbed one line i didnt want it to
[21:45] <c3l> mneptok, user .. ;)
[21:45] <Samuel-NotAFK> Is anyone here familiar with ecryptfs?
[21:45] <ActionParsnip> C3l: set the owner to a user then chmod it 700 and ONLY the owner (and root) will have access
[21:45] <mneptok> c3l: "user" is a username on your system? bad idea.
[21:45] <jrib> jasunto: what line?
[21:46] <jolaren> I was thinking about installing a new desktop, the lubuntu-desktop package. Should I remove my existing desktop somehow?
[21:46] <c3l> mneptok, I figured that out too late, but i havent had any probs with it..
[21:46] <melodie_> hi again
[21:46] <jasunto> i dont want it to find the line starting with Error_code
[21:46] <c3l> ActionParsnip, great, thanks
[21:46] <neurochrome> jolaren, take it for a spin first
[21:46] <melodie_> jolaren, not needed but possible afterwards
[21:46] <jrib> jasunto: easiest way is probably to follow with a: grep -v ^Error_code   then
[21:46] <ActionParsnip> C3l: learning chmod can be beneficial, i'd research it some
[21:46] <melodie_> someone knows to help with grub 2 plse ?
[21:46] <c3l> ActionParsnip, will do!
[21:46] <Nitsuga> neurochrome, I have it. Let me test it before sending it to you
[21:47] <ActionParsnip> C3l: obv sudoers will walk past this ;)
[21:47] <jasunto> but anyhting like it, leave out any error123 or errors or failed5 or fail_now
[21:47] <melodie_> I installed karmic on a machine for a friend newbie and I want to limit number of kernels
[21:47] <jasunto> just the words
[21:47] <neurochrome> Nitsuga, much obliged
[21:47] <guntbert> Samuel-NotAFK: read http://www.linux-mag.com/cache/7568/1.html
[21:47] <mneptok> c3l: sudo chown -R user:user /path/to/dir && sudo chmod -R 700 /path/to/dir && sudo chmod -R -x+X /path/to/dir
[21:47] <jrib> jasunto: add a space to the end of "rror" and "ailed" if that's what you want
[21:47] <c3l> ActionParsnip, good thing the user I dislike isnt a sudoer =)
[21:48] <c3l> mneptok, what is -x+X?
[21:48] <hacker07_> is there an xsplash developer channel?
[21:48] <jasunto> so close, i left out this line   Error: line 34
[21:48] <jasunto> colon is ok
[21:48] <Testtube> +x is executable
[21:48] <mneptok> c3l: the second command sets the executable bit on *ebery* file and directory. -x+X resets things so only necessary things (like directories) get the executable bit.
[21:49] <mneptok> *every
[21:49] <hacker07_> where is the developer channel?
[21:49] <ActionParsnip> C3l: then you are gold, if you make a group and add user to it and your buddys you want access to it you can give then access too with the middle value, like 750 will give you full access and the group read and execute access locking all others out
[21:49] <jpds> hacker07_: #ubuntu-devel
[21:49] <mneptok> hacker07_: #ubuntu-devel or #ubuntu-motu
[21:49] <hacker07_> thanks
[21:49] <Nitsuga> neurochrome, for char in {a..z} {0..9}; do mkdir $char; for file in `ls -1 | grep -i ^$char`; do mv $file $char; done; done
[21:49] <Nitsuga> neurochrome, I advise you to backup your folder befor running that :P
[21:49] <c3l> ActionParsnip, cool
[21:50] <ActionParsnip> Nitsuga: nice
[21:50] <Nitsuga> *suggest
[21:50] <jrib> jasunto: so put it in...
[21:50] <Samuel-NotAFK> guntbert: I think I get it now. The encryption key is stored in ~/.ecryptfs/wrapped-passphrase and that file is encrypted by my user password?
[21:50] <git__> hi
[21:50] <neurochrome> Nitsuga, thank you, I certainly will ;)
[21:50] <git__> anyone able to get windows 7 or windows 2008 to work on KVM/QEMU in Ubuntu 9.10?
[21:50] <Nitsuga> neurochrome, run it from inside the folder
[21:51] <jonzbcc> git__: no, but I've gotten them to work with VirtualBox OSE
[21:51] <guntbert> Samuel-NotAFK: seems plausible - I haven't thought it completely through though
[21:51] <kassykillerface> what is the package manager command to update my video Drivers?
[21:51] <neurochrome> Nitsuga, yeah, just reading through it, I really need to brush up on my bash skills!
[21:51] <Samuel-NotAFK> guntbert: It's important to understand how your computer is secured. :)
[21:51] <git__> jonzbcc, is VirtualBox faster and better than qemu/kvm?
[21:51] <wahben> hi!
[21:51] <Staapaavandski> Ok, I'v downloaded the newest file of firefox, and extracted it. How do I update my firefox? (total newbie)
[21:51] <Nitsuga> it will (or should) make a folder for each of the A-Z and 0-1 characters and then grep any file starting (^) with each character to its corresponding folder
[21:51] <ActionParsnip> Git_: none are better or best
[21:51] <neurochrome> git__, kvm>VB>qemu
[21:52] <guntbert> Samuel-NotAFK: make very sure to record the random generated passphrase though (like on a piece of paper)
[21:52] <wahben> How do I re-install ubuntu's defualt configuration file for PostgreSQL in /etc/postgresql ? I have tried apt-get --reinstall install postgresql-8.4 and it does not work.
[21:52] <jonzbcc> git__: I never tried kvm. I tried qemu probably more than a year ago and found it impossible to figure out. so, maybe easier?? idk -- virtualbox is good/popular (big user-base) software, though.
[21:52] <ActionParsnip> Staapaavandski: add the mozilla ppa and install from there (easier)
[21:52] <Nitsuga> neurochrome, while you copy I'll make you a tabulated and commented version of the script
[21:52] <Samuel-NotAFK> guntbert: Why?
[21:52] <jonzbcc> wahben: I thought there was a --purge?
[21:52] <neurochrome> Nitsuga, you're too kind!
[21:52] <Staapaavandski> ActionParsnip: erm....where and how do I get mozilla ppa?
[21:53] <Nitsuga> neurochrome, or I have too much free time
[21:53] <Samuel-NotAFK> guntbert: Can I not unwrap the key from another system?
[21:53] <wahben> jonzbcc, I will try
[21:53]  * neurochrome thinks there are not enough hours in the day!
[21:53] <Samuel-NotAFK> guntbert: I don't have anywhere secure to store the key. :(
[21:53] <ActionParsnip> Staapaavandski: websearch it, it'll jump out at you
[21:53] <edqnag> what is the best program to run windows programs and games on ubuntu?
[21:54] <neurochrome> Staapaavandski, you can add a ppa (launchpad repo) using sudo add-apt-repository ppa:name
[21:54] <guntbert> Samuel-NotAFK: because its the only way to get to your data when something happens to your permissions on that file (a sure way for that would be to change your password with sudo password user
[21:54] <git__> neurochrome, if you travel at the speed of light ... u won't have to worry about time
[21:54] <Staapaavandski> ActionParsnip: hehe, ok....
[21:54] <ActionParsnip> Staapaavandski: it has 3.5 3.6 and 3.7 as well as thunderbird 3.1
[21:54] <Staapaavandski> ActionParsnip: Thanks... :)
[21:54] <Staapaavandski> neurochrome: ok, thanks....
[21:54] <git__> length/time dilated as you travel faster
[21:54] <Tironn> Edqnag wine
[21:54] <Trek> !ot | git__
[21:54] <guntbert> Samuel-NotAFK: not without the recorded passphrase - yoi
[21:54] <Samuel-NotAFK> guntbert: Permissions aren't a problem if I mount the disk from another system, though.
[21:54] <neurochrome> git__, or travel past the event horizon of a black hole?!
[21:54] <ActionParsnip> Staapaavandski: I think they stink but its there if you like it. Easier than messing with archives
[21:55] <neurochrome> Staapaavandski, np
[21:55] <edqnag> tironn does it run most of the programs and games?
[21:55] <Tironn> Yeah sure does!!
[21:55] <ActionParsnip> Staapaavandski: always try to find a ppa first rather than downloading. Easier to update and remove than hacking out unzipped data
[21:55] <guntbert> Samuel-NotAFK: without the recorded passphrase your content will definitely be lost - believe me - been there done that with someone who didn' t believe it either
[21:56] <ActionParsnip> !appdb | edqnag
[21:56] <Samuel-NotAFK> guntbert: Surely it's just a matter of extracting the passphrase from the wrapped-passphrase file using my user password as the key?
[21:56] <edqnag> actionparsnip thank you
[21:57] <ActionParsnip> Edqnag: not all apps run, some refuse to even install
[21:57] <edqnag> ok was just curious because i saw some program called PlayOnLinux
[21:57] <ActionParsnip> Edqnag: some run better than in windows. Also check the app manufacturers site to see if they have a linux installer
[21:58] <Tironn> Edqnag: its better to install it on a windows device first then copy over
[21:58] <jason> hi
[21:58] <guntbert> Samuel-NotAFK: but that file is within the encrypted part - not accessible - how secure would an encryption system be that could b "easily" cracked by mounting the disk into another system
[21:58] <mbeierl> fyi: my issue from earlier- sStreaming a web cam video and audio using vlc server: cvlc v4l2:// :v4l2-vdev=/dev/video0 :v4l2-adev=hw:1,0 :v4l2-standard=0 :sout="#transcode{vcodec=h264,vb=1024,fps=15,scale=1,venc=x264{profile=baseline,keyint=20,subme=3},acodec=mp3,ab=64,channels=1}:standard{access=http,mux=ts,dst=:1234}" -vv --v4l2-width=1280 --v4l2-height=1024
[21:58] <ActionParsnip> Edqnag: id software are good at this. Return to castle wolfenstein runs natively too ;)
[21:58] <edqnag> hehe ok
[21:59] <marcosRz> Hello, how do Import a Private key (without having) on the Sunhorse pgp key settings? I love my private key, but I know it's password.
[21:59] <melodie_> hi again : someone keen here about grub 2 configuration ?
[21:59] <Samuel-NotAFK> guntbert: The encryption key is hidden inside the encrypted volume?!?!?
[21:59] <edqnag> well i have instaled diablo2 on my partition where is windows but when i tryed to run it after few moments game freezes
[21:59] <Tironn> edqnag: I got Diablo 2 going
[21:59] <Samuel-NotAFK> guntbert: I thought ~/.ecryptfs is an unencrypted directory?
[21:59] <ActionParsnip> Edqnag: you may find it needs installing in ubuntu. Check compatibility too
[21:59] <guntbert> Samuel-NotAFK: but its your choice - I'm off to bed :-)
[22:00] <Samuel-NotAFK> guntbert: Goodnight.
[22:00] <jason> some hacker in the room?
[22:00] <edqnag> maybe i should just try to copy it on partition where linux are
[22:00] <edqnag> because i tryed to run it on other partition
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> !ot | Jason
[22:00] <jason> ok
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> Edqnag: you'll find you are missing registry keys and files in the windows directory etc
[22:00] <alzamabar> Hi, question about GRUB2. I've upgraded linux image server which is now 2.6.31-19. In /boot I've got two files: vmlinuz-2.6.31-14 and 2.6.31-19, therefore my boot menu shows both options. Can I safely delete the -14 version?
[22:00] <marcosRz> Hello, how do Import a Private key (without having) on the Sunhorse pgp key settings? I love my private key, but I know it's password.
[22:01] <jrib> marcosRz: you "love" your private key?
[22:01] <marcosRz> yes
[22:01] <Tironn> Edqnag: try running it in a dedicated desktop
[22:01] <ActionParsnip> Alzamabar: uninstall it like a package and grub will be updated. You will also gain about 120mb space
[22:01] <edqnag> actionparsnip they will miss if i copy it on linux partition?
[22:01] <jrib> marcosRz: your question doesn't make sense to me
[22:01] <jonzbcc> marcosRz: I don't really understand your question
[22:02] <purpzey> Can someone recommend a browser to me that is in the repos that will print a forum page correctly, FireFox seems to have a bug?
[22:02] <marcosRz> Ok, here it's.
[22:02] <natrixnatrix89> I'm trying to connect to wifi using iwconfig, but I cant do it. dmesg says: http://paste.ubuntu.com/381865/ Can anyone please tell me, what does "disassociating by local choice (reason=3)" mean?
[22:02] <Nitsuga> neurochrome, did it work?
[22:02] <marcosRz> I have lost my PRIVATE GNUPGP key, but I know it's password. So how do I get that pgp key onto seahorse.
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> Edqnag: yes or it would work in windows too and you would be able to burn your diablo2 install and pass it round you're friends.
[22:02] <alzamabar> ActionParsnip, do you know the exact package name?
[22:02] <jrib> marcosRz: not possible...
[22:02] <neurochrome> Nitsuga, just backing up my stuff ;0)
[22:02] <Nitsuga> marcosRz, you cant get a PGP key only by its password
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> Your, stupid irc client autocompleting stuff
[22:02] <Nitsuga> ok
[22:03] <marcosRz> so I need to remake a new pgp key?
[22:03] <ActionParsnip> Alzamabar: dpkg -l | grep linux-image
[22:03] <edqnag> actionparsnip ok
[22:03] <jonzbcc> marcosRz: maybe this is over my head, but if you lost your private key, wouldn't you want to remove its access to anything?
[22:03] <jrib> marcosRz: yeah, and revoke your lost one
[22:03] <edqnag> actionparsnip to bad they dont make all games run on linux like they do on win
[22:03] <ActionParsnip> Alzamabar: uninstall the kernel you no longer require using the package name
[22:03] <marcosRz> so I need to remove from mit server and so on?
[22:03] <jrib> marcosRz: you should, yes
[22:03] <edqnag> actionparsnip i rather use ubuntu only but for some i need win also
[22:04] <ActionParsnip> Edqnag: some linux games are linux only too ;)
[22:04] <kassykillerface> what do you guys recommend i do to increase my resolution capacity
[22:04] <kassykillerface> ?
[22:04] <alzamabar> ActionParsnip, sorry about my ignorance...How would I do that?
[22:04] <xangua> kassykillerface: buy a bigger screen ;)
[22:04] <Trek> kassykillerface, what do you mean?
[22:04] <edqnag> actionparsnip hehe ye i know but the best ones are for win which is sad
[22:04] <ActionParsnip> Edqnag: some devlopers love linux (Id software)
[22:04] <purpzey> Can someone recommend a good browser from the repos besides FireFox?
[22:04] <kassykillerface> in my disply properties the highest resolution is 1024x600.  i would like something higher
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> Edqnag: depends on your view of best. All my favourote games run on linux and natively
[22:05] <Trek> kassykillerface, thats the highest res your system can handle then.  increasing it is not recommended
[22:05] <edqnag> actionparsnip you have some link where i can see all games that are for linux only?
[22:05] <jesse2> hello.  im running ubuntu 9.10, but i'd like to have KDE as well.  when i install kde, i log in using the KDE chosen as my desktop environment, but all i get is a black screen with a mouse cursor.  what gives?
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> Alazambar: run the command I gave, it will list the installed kernels
[22:05] <jrib> marcosRz: I must thank you by the way.  Your question somehow triggered my memory for a gpg password I thought I had forgotten.  I have been trying to brute force it for about a month now.  Thanks!
[22:05] <edqnag> actionparsnip or the list where are games that can be run on linux also
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> !games | edqnag
[22:05] <kassykillerface> would updating the driver increase my capacity?
[22:05] <neurochrome> Nitsuga, did a test and it worked but missed a few files
[22:06] <Trek> kassykillerface, possibly, but probably not
[22:06] <kassykillerface> could t should ask
[22:06] <edqnag> actionparsnip wow ok nice thx ill check it out
[22:06] <Nitsuga> neurochrome, what kind of file
[22:06] <Nitsuga> files starting with a symbol?
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> Alzamabar: uname -a ,will show the running kernel
[22:06] <marcosRz> jrib, It seems I can't delete it from mit server
[22:06] <alzamabar> ActionParsnip, I've done that. Now how do I uninstall a kernel
[22:06] <kassykillerface> how do i go about updating it?
[22:06] <neurochrome> 747 flightpath overxpose.jpg, __86__aka_Feed_Me_Seymour_by_smashmethod.jpg
[22:06] <alzamabar> ActionParsnip, the command gives me three entries
[22:06] <jrib> marcosRz: you need to have a revocation certificate already generated
[22:06] <jonzbcc> edqnag: I hate video games, but I just found this nifty (but not very dashing) website: http://www.tuxgames.com/index.cgi?
[22:07] <marcosRz> how do I do that?
[22:07] <ActionParsnip> Alzamabar: you can uninstall the older one with: sudo apt-get --purge remove linux-image-numbershere
[22:07] <neurochrome> Nitsuga, I'm guessing the space and beginning underscore are faulting?
[22:07] <Nitsuga> neurochrome, I understand it missing the __86.. but the 747?
[22:07] <edqnag> jonzbcc well i like to play some time some good games
[22:07] <kassykillerface> what command will update my video drivers?
[22:07] <Nitsuga> neurochrome, I found the problem
[22:07] <neurochrome> space?
[22:08] <ActionParsnip> Alzamabar: you will replace numbershere with the version numbers you no longer require. Do NOT remove the current kernel
[22:08] <edqnag> jonzbcc but my fav games are like very old like fallout2
[22:08] <Nitsuga> I forgot to double-quote the "file" variable
[22:08] <Trek> kassykillerface, there is no real command to do it
[22:08] <Nitsuga> neurochrome, but PLEASE don't run it again
[22:08] <Nitsuga> in the same folder
[22:08] <kassykillerface> there is no package manager
[22:08] <neurochrome> Nitsuga, w/o it it can't process the spaces?
[22:08] <Nitsuga> or it will duplicate the folder (you know, a/a/a.jpg
[22:08] <ActionParsnip> Edqnag: check penumbra demo, urban terror and f1 spirit remake as well as frets on fire. All native all great
[22:08] <Nitsuga> neurochrome, quote "$file" and it will work
[22:08] <alzamabar> ActionParsnip, I ran sudo apt-get remove --purge remove linux-image-2.6.31-14-server but I got the following:
[22:09] <Klavier> aokan@aokan-ubuntu:~/Downloads/libnfc-1.3.3$ nfc-list
[22:09] <Klavier> nfc-list use libnfc 1.3.3 (r316)
[22:09] <Klavier> INFO: Sorry, serial auto-probing have been disabled at compile time.
[22:09] <Klavier> INFO: No device found.
[22:09] <FloodBot2> Klavier: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:09] <Trek> !enter | Klavier
[22:09] <alzamabar> E: Couldn't find package remove
[22:09] <Trek> !pastebin | Klavier
[22:09] <Klavier> sorry about that, my mistake
[22:09] <neurochrome> Nitsuga, if I quote it and run it a second time will it be OK?
[22:09] <Klavier> do u have any idea?
[22:09] <Nitsuga> neurochrome, I think it's safe to run the quoted one in the "backup " folder
[22:09] <ActionParsnip> Alzamabar: use tab to compete the package names and check before you execute
[22:09] <jrib> marcosRz: you had to have done it when you had access to your key
[22:09] <Nitsuga> neurochrome, don't run it a second time in the same folder
[22:09] <marcosRz> :'/
[22:09] <ActionParsnip> Complete
[22:10] <Nitsuga> neurochrome, i maywork, but i don't know
[22:10] <alzamabar> ActionParsnip, I autocompleted but still get the same error
[22:10] <neurochrome> It spewed a load of errors btw - mv: cannot move `a' to a subdirectory of itself, `a/a' ... etc, for 1-9 & a-z
[22:10] <alzamabar> E: Couldn't find package remove
[22:10] <Nitsuga> neurochrome, I think it wikk, fortunately you have a backup just in case
[22:10] <ActionParsnip> Alzamabar: does h
[22:10] <edqnag> actionparsnip i prefer rpg games that are very good no mather graphics like fallout and such
[22:10] <Nitsuga> neurochrome, that's normal
[22:11] <Nitsuga> neurochrome, it spilled errors, but it worked?
[22:11] <ActionParsnip> Alzamabar: does the package have rc on the left of it?
[22:11] <jonzbcc> edqnag: oh yeah, lol -- I was 10 when that game came out (13 maybe)- -I know you can find a lot of material (online) about playing "classic" games -- but I don't know if fallout2 counts as quite classic enough.
[22:11] <neurochrome> Nitsuga, this is in a small test folder that isn't even the original or backup!
[22:11] <ActionParsnip> Alzamabar: rather than ii?
[22:11] <Nitsuga> ohh
[22:11] <alzamabar> ActionParsnip, no it has ii
[22:11] <neurochrome> Nitsuga, yes, it spewed errors but it worked
[22:11] <Nitsuga> neurochrome, but worked (ignore the errors)
[22:11] <Nitsuga> great
[22:11] <jonzbcc> edqnag: I would try running a virtualmachine of the version of Windows that used to run that game (wind 98) or whatever. (that's what virutal machines are for -- for whatever you want)
[22:11] <ActionParsnip> Edqnag: there are tonnes of games on getdeb
[22:12] <edqnag> sure will check
[22:12] <ZykoticK9> alzamabar, you have 1 too many "remove" in your command try using "sudo apt-get remove --purge linux-image-2.6.31-14-server"
[22:12] <Nitsuga> neurochrome, almost forgot about the commented and tabulated script
[22:12] <Nitsuga> I'm sending it to you right now
[22:12] <ActionParsnip> Alzamabar: try again, it is installed. Rc would mean its uninstalled but the config is still around
[22:12] <neurochrome> edqnag, check out http://en.djl-linux.org/
[22:13] <alzamabar> Actionparsnip, ok, it's running, thanks
[22:13] <neurochrome> edqnag, getdeb is ok but its sister site playdeb is the games orientated site, though djl is where it is at
[22:13] <neurochrome> Nitsuga, cheers!
[22:13] <alzamabar> Actionparsnip, it has gone. Rebooting to see if it has gone from GRUB2. Thank you so much!
[22:14] <edqnag> hehe ok will check it all thx guys
[22:14] <edqnag> to many link i need to check so slow down hehe
[22:14] <detrate> does anyone know the name of the command that shows the volume OSD?
[22:15] <Nitsuga> neurochrome, http://dallalba.com.ar/script.html
[22:16] <neurochrome> Nitsuga, the "$file" version misses two files again (one of them different to last time!) - ___liberate_by_technodium.jpg, __86__aka_Feed_Me_Seymour_by_smashmethod.jpg
[22:17] <Nitsuga> neurochrome, it is deliberate not to move the starting-with-symbols files
[22:17] <neurochrome> Nitsuga, ahhh k ;)
[22:18] <brodymcd> hi all - I want to set up a server at home that would be basically a big file server... nothing fancy, just file access, drag and drop, from elsewhere on the net... what is that specifically called (so I can search for help) and where's a good place to start?
[22:19] <barbarella> brodymcd:samba
[22:19] <neurochrome> brodymcd, you want to look into setting up an ftp server or lamp (linux, apache, mysql, php/python) server
[22:20] <joel_> I've installed lubuntu over my mythbuntu installation but I still have the windowmanager that mythbuntu uses ;/
[22:20] <kassykillerface> if i cant increase my video resolution?  what do you recommend for a webapp in a standard sized window with the submit button under the bottom pane
[22:20] <mneptok> brodymcd: do users need to be able to upload files?
[22:20] <brodymcd> mneptok: yes
[22:20] <detrate> joel_: logout and select 'session'
[22:20] <detrate> and change it to LXDE
[22:20] <neurochrome> joel at the login screen hit f10 for options on DE
[22:20] <joel_> oh, rite
[22:21] <mneptok> brodymcd: from anywhere on the Internet?
[22:21] <brodymcd> neurochrome and mneptok: basically want this as a file repository for my music department at school... so access my house from in school for 12 teachers
[22:21] <mneptok> brodymcd: WebDAV is what you are after.
[22:21] <FlimFlamMan> hi. i have a debian 5 server - is there a guide to converting thist o a
[22:21] <neurochrome> brodymcd, an ftp server would work fine
[22:21] <FlimFlamMan> converting this to an ubuntu-server server?
[22:22] <hannes815> hay, do you guys know, whether there's a plugin for pidgin, so that the chat-window and the buddylist are one window, kinda like the skype-client in macOSX?
[22:22] <xangua> FlimFlamMan: yes, download and install ubuntu-server
[22:22] <FlimFlamMan> xangua: are you aware of an in-place conversion procedure>
[22:22] <detrate> anyone here have experience with notify-osd?
[22:23] <hannes815> !anyone
[22:23] <Nitsuga> kassykillerface, use Alt-- (minus sign in the numpad) to zoom uot the page
[22:23] <detrate> s/anyone//g
[22:24] <duckx0r> I currently have /dev/sda6 and tmpfs both mounted on /tmp. /dev/sda6 is mounted noexec, but I need it to be exec. If I try to remount /tmp it changes tmpfs but not /dev/sda6. How can I get around this?
[22:24] <trism> detrate: what's the question?
[22:25] <kassykillerface> zooming out doesnt work
[22:25] <Viking667> hm. I've got a not-starting system problem.
[22:25] <detrate> trism: I'm trying to figure out how to send notifications to the OSD, specifically the volume information, which I'm piping through compiz instead of gnome for my global hotkeys
[22:26] <detrate> so writing a little bash script is not out of the question.
[22:26] <trism> detrate: if it is from a script, you can use notify-send from libnotify-bin
[22:26] <Viking667> It gets as far as this:   [   31.562649] radeonfb (0000:01:00.0): cannot request region 0
[22:26] <edqnag> wow i didnt know enemy teritory is free
[22:26] <Viking667> then it does something on the hard drive, then stops. dead.
[22:26] <detrate> so far, I have installed libnotify-bin
[22:26] <Viking667> edqnag: yeah.
[22:26] <Viking667> It's a 2.6.28 kernel on Karmic...
[22:27] <trism> detrate: it is really just, notify-send "Summary Here" "Body Here", with an --icon option perhaps if you want
[22:27] <detrate> notify-send test -- did not show anything for me
[22:27] <seanbrystone> is there anyway to increase the screensaver to more than 2 hours, isnt 2 hours a bit limiting?
[22:27] <detrate> do I have to restart libnotify after installing the bins?
[22:28] <Emnoze> hopa
[22:28] <trism> detrate: you shouldn't need to, but I'd give it a shot...so just opening a gnome-terminal and typing: notify-send "test"; gives you nothing?
[22:29] <neurochrome> Nitsuga, take care and cheers for the help, appreciate it!
[22:29] <arand> I just copied a folder with "cp -R" from ntfs to ext4, the target dir now is 2mb larger, is this simply due to filesystem arrangment?
[22:29] <detrate> correct, nothing
[22:29] <trism> detrate: any error output?
[22:29] <detrate> none
[22:29] <Nitsuga> neurochrome, thank you, have a good day ;)
[22:29] <neurochrome> arand, yes, lost+found
[22:29] <jolaren> How do I remove thing from the startmenu in Lubuntu?
[22:29] <detrate> how do I restart libnotify?
[22:29] <brodymcd> neurochrome: any suggested faqs? do I need to create a separate server, or can I fire this up within ubuntu 9.10 to test before buying the new box?
[22:29] <trism> detrate: just log out then log back in
[22:29] <detrate> :-\
[22:30] <neurochrome> Nitsuga, same same
[22:30] <magnaryder31> Hey everyone.....New here....
[22:30] <arand> neurochrome: hmm, how do you mean, I though that was only involved if the fs failed in some way?
[22:30] <neurochrome> brodymcd, you can install it on your current machine, using tasksel or by selecting the packages you want manually
[22:31] <magnaryder31> Is this where I can get some assistance with some software stuff regarding Karmic?
[22:31] <neurochrome> arand, there is always some difference in file system usage between different filesystems, ext has lost+found directory that, AFAIK is what uses up some space extra comraped to ntfs
[22:31] <seanbrystone> is there anyway to increase the screensaver to more than 2 hours, isnt 2 hours a bit limiting?
[22:32] <MenZa> magnaryder31: Something like that, yeah :)
[22:32] <MenZa> !ask | magnaryder31
[22:32] <neurochrome> s/comraped/compared/g
[22:32] <Viking667> hm. Booting it up in rescue mode at least gave me a login prompt.
[22:32] <Staapaavandski> erm, I just logged in as root, with "sudo -i"........how do I log in again as default user?
[22:33] <arand> neurochrome: I'm talking about the "du -sh ." of the separate folders though.
[22:33] <Viking667> log out as root.
[22:33] <Viking667> i.e. "exit"
[22:33] <edqnag> anyone have comand for console to download ebemy terriotory?
[22:33] <Viking667> wget?
[22:33] <edqnag> enemy*
[22:33] <magnaryder31> I set my fans through lm-sensors and pwmconfig but I wanted to double check the parameters with someone...
[22:34] <Staapaavandski> Viking667: thanks :) (I'm a total newbie, just got Ubuntu for the first time 2day)
[22:34] <neurochrome> edqnag, you could wget it from the official site. have you checked out djl yet?
[22:34] <seanbrystone> !yay Staapaavandski
[22:34] <neurochrome> arand, ah couldn't tell you then
[22:34] <edqnag> no
[22:34] <seanbrystone> wth did the take that out?
[22:34] <seanbrystone> !yay | Staapaavandski
[22:35] <magnaryder31> By the way I am a new convert and I think Ubuntu Rocks.....
[22:35] <Staapaavandski> :D
[22:35] <neurochrome> Nice to see so many new folk
[22:35] <magnaryder31> Thanks neuro
[22:36] <neurochrome> np
[22:36] <cvd> Hello there, my hard drive make a strange sound in ubuntu but not in windows, what is this?
[22:36] <arand> neurochrome: hmm, seems like "diff -r -N folder1/ folder2/" says they are the same, so I guess du shows size on disk rather that content size.. And that ntfs is a bit more effective in this particular instance..
[22:36] <Craig_Dem> Mine made really strange noises too. Then I cleaned the vents and its all better now.
[22:37] <neurochrome> arand, effective is perhaps not the word, the 2 filesystems are a million miles apart
[22:37] <detrate-> the problem was not that I needed to restart libnotify
[22:37] <detrate-> but that my IRC client is a qt4 application, konversation
[22:38] <neurochrome> gtg
[22:38] <detrate-> That is to say, if I have konversation open, I cannot see output from notify-send
[22:38] <trism> detrate-: that is odd
[22:38] <arand> neurochrome: "different" when it comes to taking up space, simply, yea.
[22:38] <detrate-> qt3 applications appear safe however
[22:38] <MAAAAD> is there a working calendarserver package fpr karmic?
[22:39] <cvd> ?
[22:40] <Aedrich> how do I get terminal to remember my aliases beyond when I exit the terminal window I put them in?
[22:40] <cvd> ubuntu has problemas with hard drive or somthing?
[22:40] <Kentrel> Hey, anyone know of a program I can use to sync folders that are used by windows and ubuntu programs on a dual boot system
[22:40] <detrate-> Aedrich: put them in your .bash_profile or .bashrc
[22:40] <Typos_King> Aedrich:    add them to your ~/bashrc file
[22:40] <Kentrel> For example, syncing the gimp scripts\palettes folders, etc
[22:40] <Typos_King> .bashrc that is
[22:41] <Viking667> aww, stuff.
[22:41] <Viking667> normal mode won't boot up, but rescue mode boots up fine. What the *)%@)&% is going on?
[22:41] <cvd> my hardrive make a scratch sound on ubuntu only
[22:41] <Kentrel> cvd, mine does that too. Scares me
[22:42] <Aedrich> they're in my .bashrc, but not working correctly when used
[22:42] <Typos_King> cvd:    it might be a sector on the partition the *nix is on?  rather than a sector reading issue on the win32 partition
[22:42] <edqnag> i need to kinda get used to console in ubuntu
[22:43] <Typos_King> cvd:  you can always try to run 'smarttools' to check the HD state
[22:43] <detrate-> trism: I have determined that konversation is causing this. systemsettings (qt4 app for kde 4.x) does not cause the notify to fail to display
[22:43] <cvd> Typos_King,  let me check
[22:44] <Typos_King> Aedrich:     after added to them, they get into effect after your restart either the X server or the console
[22:44] <Aedrich> Typos_King: I've restarted the entire system since adding them
[22:44] <cvd> Typos_King, 'smart tools', where?
[22:44] <ng0n> question: when i put firestarter in the start menu i get an error - not root.
[22:45] <Typos_King> cvd:    sudo apt-cache search smartmontools
[22:45] <ng0n> but i can bring firestarter up from menu no problem.
[22:45] <trism> detrate-: weird, might be some sort of conflict between knotify and notify-osd
[22:46] <Typos_King> ng0n:   .... a fire?   well, I guess I don't run it :|
[22:48] <Screamo_Smurf> How do i access my windows shares on ubuntu?
[22:48] <Screamo_Smurf> i can acess my ubuntu share on windows, just havent figured out how to do it the other way around
[22:49] <csh> Hi.  I have been denied access to my /dev/sdc device while using zcat.  Cannot extract image to flash drive.  http://blogs.koolwal.net/2009/02/25/installing-linux-on-usb-part-7-install-debian-linux-from-usb-drive/
[22:49] <Mooooo> Hi, can anyone tell me how to add vlc's newest version in my repositories? It's stuck to version 1.0.2 and didn't updated after sudo update
[22:50] <ShazbotMcNasty> csh
[22:50] <xangua> Mooooo: with vlc PPA or getdeb repositories
[22:50] <somalier> How can I make apt-get ignore "Package not found" and just proceed in the package-installtionlist?
[22:50] <ShazbotMcNasty> sorry - csh: it is much easier to use 'unetbootin' to install a linux iso onto a usb device
[22:50] <Mooooo> thanks xangua
[22:50] <chamuscas> I'm looking for an application. Evince, where should i look ?
[22:50] <xangua> chamuscas: repositories¿
[22:51] <Typos_King> ...
[22:51] <somalier> chamuscas: Synaptics?
[22:51] <ShazbotMcNasty> chamuscas, sudo apt-get install evince
[22:51] <ShazbotMcNasty>  = win
[22:51] <Typos_King> Mooooo:  I use xine-ui, works quite peachy for me... but  heh. ok
[22:51] <xangua> synapticS¿¿¿ :S
[22:51] <erUSUL> chamuscas: evince is installed by default in any ubuntu install
[22:51] <chamuscas> xangua, I'm already have the software, what I realy want to know is where i can find the executable or something
[22:51] <Screamo_Smurf> How do i access my windows shares on ubuntu?
[22:51] <mneptok> chamuscas: "which evince"
[22:51] <RKO> Has anyone else have problems with LDAP authentication ...  it works for su & ssh, but not always for gdm?
[22:52] <chamuscas> erUSUL, yeh but mine is using gimp to open pdf files and i'm trying to change it i just don't know where to look for it
[22:52] <LordVorp> I have a package source, with *.dsc, *.orig.tar.gz, *.diff.gz.  what command(s) will build a .deb out of it?
[22:52] <Mooooo> Typos_King i've testex xine but it doesn't work well with my HD stuff
[22:52] <chamuscas> mneptok, the normal one
[22:52] <hannes815> hay, do you guys know, whether there's a plugin for pidgin, so that the chat-window and the buddylist are one window, kinda like the skype-client in macOSX?
[22:52] <Staapaavandski> erm........so, how do I get my wireless to run?.......I'v got a hidden wireless. I have typed the name and key in, but nothing happens...
[22:52] <csh> ShazbotMcNasty - My computer has no CD drives.  I wanted to simply boot an install of debian and install it.
[22:52] <erUSUL> !packaging
[22:52] <mneptok> chamuscas: no ... type that into a terminal. no quotes.
[22:52] <w0lt> Does anyone know of a good procedure on the web to load 9.10 Server on to a Mac-Mini (PowerPC version)
[22:53] <csh> ShazbotMcNasty - Is the first word in your name Hebrew?
[22:53] <ShazbotMcNasty> no
[22:53] <mneptok> csh: it's Orkian
[22:53] <jsilver> hi i need a package that i can't get
[22:53] <jsilver> libruby1.8 (= <IP_ADDRESS>-1) but <IP_ADDRESS>-1ubuntu1 is to be installed
[22:53] <chamuscas> mneptok, ok i can always type in the terminal, but that takes to much time i want to download a pdf file and use evince instead of gimp to open it.
[22:53] <jsilver> The following packages have unmet dependencies:  ruby1.8-dev: Depends: libruby1.8 (= <IP_ADDRESS>-1) but <IP_ADDRESS>-1ubuntu1 is to be installed
[22:53] <agoolefrank> ok I've got a major problem, my system is broken, with the simply message mount of filesystem failed, and gives a shell
[22:53] <jsilver> i need this to compile ruby extensions
[22:53] <agoolefrank> can someone help me fix this up ?
[22:54] <ceocoder> trying to get some help with network issues on ubuntu server, anyone used netxen nx 3031?
[22:54] <mneptok> chamuscas: you asked how to locate the evince binary. i told you.
[22:54] <Typos_King> w0lt:    using apt-get ? no?
[22:54] <chamuscas> mneptok, can you be more specific please, i'm kind learning
[22:54] <csh> mneptok:  afaik, orkian language does not exist.
[22:55] <chamuscas> mneptok, i can't just type evince in the console or it will open
[22:55] <xangua> chamuscas: then right ricl on the pdf> preferences> open with> select evince as default
[22:55] <agoolefrank> my filesystem says it can't mount, but typing df clearly shows it mounted,
[22:55] <agoolefrank> any idea on how to boot it ?
[22:55] <mneptok> chamuscas: open a terminal. place your fingers on the keyboard. type the words "which evince" (without quotes). press the <enter> or <return> key. look at the montior.
[22:55] <csh> mneptok: was 'Orkian' another word for 'jibberish'?
[22:55] <chamuscas> mneptok, looool ok ok
[22:55] <lavren> Has anyone seen the issue where buttons (or anything clickable via the mouse) stop working when run in vmware?
[22:55] <lavren> I suspect its a vmware issue, but thought I'd ask in here
[22:56] <chamuscas> xangua, i already tried what you said but there is no such option. At least that i could see
[22:56] <chamuscas> mneptok XD tank you
[22:56] <chamuscas> xangua, also tank you :)
[22:56] <Screamo_Smurf> Please, does anyone know how i can access my windows xp shared folders on ubuntu?
[22:57] <Typos_King> agoolefrank:    boot using a live-cd/floppy and run 'fsck /dev/DEVHERE' and/or 'e2fsck -c /dev/DEVHERE' from it
[22:57] <Guest23316> Is there a difference between using "sudo apt-get update" in the terminal and using the Update Manager?
[22:57] <agoolefrank> Typos_King: I was able to run it from the shell on the system
[22:57] <agoolefrank> Typos_King: its checking now
[22:58] <hannes815> bye guys
[22:58] <agoolefrank> Typos_King: something about the mount time being in the future ?
[22:58] <Screamo_Smurf> Please, does anyone know how i can access my windows xp shared folders on ubuntu?!! :(
[22:58] <boss_mc> Guest23316: sudo apt-get update just gets the list of files that need upgrading, then you have to sudo apt-get upgrade
[22:58] <boss_mc> Guest23316: But that and the update manager are effectively identical
[22:58] <erUSUL> Screamo_Smurf: Places>Network>Windows Network
[22:59] <agoolefrank> Typos_King: will be after the system check. thanks again.
[22:59] <Typos_King> agoolefrank:    you can tell it to fix it, that just means, your cmos clock is a bit off, or the timing last time fsck stampdate was run is off, but that's minor
[23:00] <chamuscas> xangua, this one i think it's easy for you. How do i change my default software for opening pdf files. if you can answer please do
[23:00] <Screamo_Smurf> erUSUL, that just takes me to the smb share of my this pc :(
[23:00] <Typos_King> agoolefrank:    fixable after loging in with 'date -s '
[23:00] <Slart> !samba | Screamo_Smurf
[23:00] <jpds> chamuscas: Right click a PDF, properties, look for the application selection bit.
[23:00] <chamuscas> xangua, never mind. I wasnt looking hard enough :p
[23:00] <chamuscas> jpds, XD tank you :p
[23:01] <jpds> chamuscas: I don't want to get tanked!
[23:01] <chamuscas> jpds, ok my mistake. It won't happen again :)
[23:01] <jpds> ;)
[23:03] <alex88> is there a way to install a packet without installing other dependences?
[23:03] <dios_mio> !version
[23:04] <Typos_King> alex88:    usually not a good idea, if the dependency is needed by it, it may end up with a conflicting issue with another older/newer version/package
[23:04] <boss_mc> alex88: why would you want to?
[23:04] <Screamo_Smurf> Im still lost on how to browse my windows share :(
[23:04] <boss_mc> Screamo_Smurf: have you ensured you're in the right workgroup (in /etc/samba/smb.conf)?
[23:05] <alex88> Typos_King: boss_mc i've installed compiz and all other things with git, but i'm unable to compile emerald.. cause compiz is installed i wanted do install only the emerald package without installing compiz..
[23:05] <Flare183> !samba | Screamo_Smurf
[23:05] <Slart> alex88: there are some switches to force installing a package.. perhaps there's one to ignore dependencies.. make sure you know what you're doing though.. things might break
[23:05] <Typos_King> ...
[23:05] <Screamo_Smurf> i dont want to mount it permantly
[23:05] <alex88> Typos_King: bad thing? =)
[23:05] <Typos_King> Screamo_Smurf:     do you have a 'connect to server' menu in your system?
[23:05] <Screamo_Smurf> yes
[23:05] <Screamo_Smurf> but im not sure what to put in it
[23:06] <Screamo_Smurf> how do i found out the server and share name on windows/
[23:06] <Typos_King> alex88:    talking from experience hehe, I've done it, I've done -force or -nodeps with rpms and also with debs, 90% of the time has ended up with an installation error due to conflict and the app either buggily working or not launching
[23:07] <Slart> alex88: if you're compiling things yourself I would recommend checkinstall
[23:07] <Slart> !checkinstall | alex88
[23:07] <Screamo_Smurf> from a windows to windows i can just use that computers ip
[23:08] <alex88> Slart: i'm not i've just installed compiz from git..
[23:08] <Typos_King> Screamo_Smurf:    how about connect to server -> click places > connect to server?
[23:08] <alex88> Typos_King: any nodep option in apt-get?
[23:08] <Slart> alex88: binaries from git?
[23:08] <alex88> Slart: source->compile->install
[23:09] <SerbThug> hello. I have upgraded from jaunty to karmic, and now my sound drivers are gone, and my system is not recognizing my cound card
[23:09] <Slart> alex88: see that middle thing there..
[23:09] <Screamo_Smurf> Typos_King ive tried that
[23:09] <Typos_King> Screamo_Smurf:    is the same in *nix... your use the 198.*   ip in the filesystem menu
[23:09] <SerbThug> is there any workaround/.
[23:09] <SerbThug> ?
[23:09] <Slart> alex88: that's where checkinstall comes in
[23:09] <alex88> Slart: cause emerald isn't compiling on x64
[23:09] <Boots32M> Hello ubuntu NBR here I think I nixed my ability to recognize flash drives in a mad dash to delete flash player installer using the almighty(in retrospect all foolish) nautilus thingy in terminal.....
[23:09] <Typos_King> alex88:   why must you do it so ? :)     it may force you for a fix later on you know
[23:09] <Screamo_Smurf> eh, actaully i dont think it has a 198.* ip
[23:09] <Screamo_Smurf> internet is shared from this pc
[23:10] <alex88> okok... i think i will use ubuntu old binaries... :(
[23:10] <Boots32M> Oh and I made my flash player work if anyone is having that problem
[23:10] <kostasdiony> hello
[23:10] <xangua> !hi | kostasdiony
[23:10] <kostasdiony> i can't to activate blueman
[23:10] <Typos_King> Screamo_Smurf:     if you choose from the list 'Windows Share' and click on 'Browse Network', doesn't it show something there?
[23:10] <kostasdiony> can help me?
[23:10] <Slart> kostasdiony: just ask your question
[23:11] <Boots32M> <<<noobomatic needs help recognizing flashdrives.... and lsusb didn't work...(wouldnt' even recognize)
[23:11] <Screamo_Smurf> Typos_King i dont see a browse network
[23:11] <Eko> what you need a browser network for?
[23:11] <Boots32M> blink blink(0) ^ (0)
[23:12] <Screamo_Smurf> browse^^
[23:12] <Eko> lol good enough i guess
[23:12] <Screamo_Smurf> trying to access a windowes share
[23:12] <Eko> ahh
[23:12] <Typos_King> Screamo_Smurf:   'browse network' button, next to the 'cancel' and 'connect', at the same spot of Click Places > Connect to server
[23:12] <Screamo_Smurf> no it not
[23:12] <jolaren> How do I remove all programs installed by kubuntu desktop?
[23:13] <Eko> any good messin around servers?
[23:13] <Typos_King> ...
[23:13] <Eko> just to hang out or something?
[23:13] <Screamo_Smurf> Typos_King all thats there is help, cancel and connect
[23:13] <Typos_King> Screamo_Smurf:    what about checking for the IP address in 'ipconfig'?
[23:13] <Typos_King> erk, ifconfig rather
[23:14] <Cyber_Akuma> Hey guys, is there a guide on how to move boot from being on the same partition that ubuntu is installed on to it's own partition?
[23:14] <Screamo_Smurf> it say <IP_ADDRESS> :/
[23:15] <Typos_King> Screamo_Smurf:    try entering THAT in your server to connect to then
[23:15] <erUSUL> Cyber_Akuma: there are guides to do it with home;it should be pretty the same procedure
[23:15] <Screamo_Smurf> erros
[23:16] <Screamo_Smurf> Typos_King still nothin
[23:17] <Boots32M> cyber... I did my partitions with unetbootin and the ubuntu iso image... took fifteen minutes and I have a selectable dual boot with windows and ubuntu
[23:17] <Typos_King> ...
[23:17] <Cyber_Akuma> I already have the partitions sorta setup, that is the problem
[23:17] <Cyber_Akuma> I can't start over
[23:17] <psylinx> Why doesn't ubuntu have a trash bin shortcut?
[23:17] <Boots32M> so you don't want to remake the partitions??? you want a clean install over the old OS?
[23:18] <Staapaavandski> anyone here that could help me get my wifi on my laptop running? I'v put the SSID in and password, but nothing happen.
[23:18] <Screamo_Smurf> psylinx its on the bottom bar
[23:18] <Screamo_Smurf> to the far right
[23:18] <Boots32M> staap do you see any networks in range?
[23:18] <ebtek220> display icon that appears when changing the brightness on my laptop is distorted. sometimes it is distorted and sometiems it looks like it should. any ideas why this is happening?
[23:18] <psylinx> well I'm using netbook remix
[23:18] <Screamo_Smurf> little orange trash can
[23:18] <synth> Im having a problem with the slapd package on 9.10.. I previously installed it and am trying to reinstall.  I am not getting all the questions when installing slapd as I did the first time.  I tried dpkg-reconfigure -plow slapd but that did not get me all my questions. how can I delete the cache of answers, so that dpkg will prompt me to answer all of them?
[23:18] <psylinx> not desktop version
[23:18] <Screamo_Smurf> hmm
[23:18] <Screamo_Smurf> maybe right clikc add to panel?
[23:19] <Staapaavandski> Boots32M: I'm connected to the wireless with my win7 laptop...
[23:20] <alex88> Slart: can you give me a tip in how use checkinstall? what should i type instead of using make install?
[23:20] <Boots32M> Oh Yeah what OS are you running??? and what computer?
[23:20] <psylinx> I still can't install .bin files.
[23:20] <Typos_King> Screamo_Smurf:    tis being a samba share, right?
[23:20] <erUSUL> !checkintall | alex88
[23:20] <erUSUL> !checkinstall | alex88
 so you don't want to remake the partitions??? you want a clean install over the old OS? <--- I have several partitions for three operating systems and utility partitiolns
[23:20] <Cyber_Akuma> It woul dbe a HUGE mess to rereate them all
[23:21] <Cyber_Akuma> I can delete one partition at atime and recreate it though
[23:21] <alex88> erUSUL: thank you
[23:21] <Screamo_Smurf> Typos_King i guess, stand windows network share thing
[23:21] <the__jackdaw> I forgot,, how do i install the ATI video drivers, the open source ones?
[23:21] <Cyber_Akuma> See, I am also upgrading vista to win7, and during the upgrade I plan to delete the vista partition and create two in it's place, a 128 meg boot partition and the rest of the empty space for win7
[23:21] <Staapaavandski> Boots32M: I'v got a  IBM x60, just installed Ubuntu 9.10 and updated it...... (Atheros AR5212)
[23:22] <Cyber_Akuma> ubuntu and opensuse are already on there
[23:22] <Boots32M> I don't believe you have to just reinstall ubuntu clean and tell it not to mess with your partitions
[23:22] <Boots32M> I suppose its selectable from what your saying... using grub?
[23:22] <Staapaavandski> Boots32M: I'm using GRUB, yeah...
[23:22] <Cyber_Akuma> So id need to reinstall it? I can't just tell it to use a different partition as the /boot mountpoint?
[23:23] <Staapaavandski> Boots32M: Woops.....GNOME
[23:23] <Cyber_Akuma> and move the files form the boot folder to that partition?
[23:24] <Boots32M> Oh your talking about a cut copy and paste of everything from one partition to the other.... amen if it works... but I've never done it
[23:24] <ebtek220> display icon that appears when changing the brightness on my laptop is distorted. sometimes it is distorted and sometiems it looks like it should. any ideas why this is happening?
[23:24] <alex88> failed...holy crap
[23:25] <exalt> alex88: its holy mac!
[23:25] <Boots32M> Stap your partitions are selectable now for booting?
[23:25] <Typos_King> alex88:     no surprisingly :|
[23:25] <Boots32M> I belive I'm in over my head on  these ones guys...
[23:25] <now3d> Hi
[23:25] <Typos_King> ...
[23:26] <DemoOn> in the grub.cfg set root= What thet means? On what its pointing at?
[23:26] <Typos_King> Screamo_Smurf:    it'd look as if you don't have samba or added any samba shares for your win share
[23:26] <now3d> I'm having difficulty chaning my DPI in Xorg.. i've been posting on ubuntu forum here:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8867233#post8867233   i've run out of ideas.. could anyone offer any tips or guides I could follow please?
[23:26] <Boots32M> I need a good disposable computer to play with to learn how to play with partitions... all I know is i'm using grub to select my os and I used gpart(or something like that) to tell ubuntu where to go...
[23:27] <Typos_King> Screamo_Smurf:   the fact you may have it installed and setup in the win32 partition, means nothing to any other installated OS
[23:27] <Boots32M> the rest is pressing buttons...:)
[23:27] <DemoOn> again ignore
[23:27] <Typos_King> DemoOn:    where the files for 'grub' are
[23:28] <Matr|x> my sound card is not ready to work
[23:28] <Matr|x> i dont know why?
[23:28] <`mOOse`> Screamo_Smurf are you trying to get to an xp partition on the same machine as ubuntu?
[23:28] <Typos_King> now3d:    dpi meaning your color depth?
[23:28] <DemoOn> Typos_King: /boot/grub
[23:28] <Boots32M> the worst that can happen is you have to erase everything and start from new... Hope you backed up everything...
[23:28] <Screamo_Smurf> `mOOse` no, that would be easy
[23:28] <`mOOse`> ok, just checking ;-)
[23:29] <CkhiKuzad> Gparted is starting to tick me off, i dont know whether it is freezing or taking forever, but i am trying to partition my 150 gig hard drive so that 55 is reserved for windows, and when it gets to the e2fsck -v -y thing, it basically stops there for hours
[23:29] <Screamo_Smurf> isnt samba built into windows?
[23:29] <CkhiKuzad> is it just going to take forever for that?
[23:29] <Typos_King> DemoOn:    well, that's the folder where's at in root, root= points to the partition where that is at
[23:29] <now3d> Typos_King: hmm, like the dot pitch of pixels on the display,., i'd like to make the text larger overall
[23:29] <ApexF1> Hello all
[23:29] <Slart> CkhiKuzad: not forever.. but a while, yes
[23:29] <DemoOn> Typos_King: it tells where is grub?
[23:30] <ApexF1> Odd quick question if anybody might know...
[23:30] <CkhiKuzad> no i mean it will take a very long time
[23:30] <CkhiKuzad> slart**
[23:30] <ApexF1> ...has anybody had constant system freezes after updating to Linux 2.6.31-19 generic?
[23:30] <Slart> alex88: sorry.. I haven't used it myself.. no help from the link from ubottu?
[23:30] <IdleOne> !lucid | ApexF1
[23:30] <Typos_King> now3d:     that has nothing to do with dpi or resolution, you change that in the 'control panel' in appearances or look & feel, section for the desktop manager you're using, or for the window manager
[23:30] <IdleOne> ApexF1: oops sorry scratch that
[23:30] <Boots32M> ckhikuzad... if your doing an install of linux(like ubuntu) over windows and allocating space remember to defragment your windows partition:)
[23:30] <DemoOn> Typos_King: ?
[23:31] <ApexF1> Lol no worries IdleOne.
[23:31] <CkhiKuzad> boots32m, im preparing my drive to install windows
[23:31] <Typos_King> demoOn: yes?
[23:31] <Markive> Hi Helpers, I was wonder if anyone knew of an app that can alter your voice to play pranks of friends? like the pitch extra.
[23:31] <DemoOn> Typos_King: it points where is grub?
[23:31] <Slart> CkhiKuzad: it depends on the hardware, size of the partition and probably cpu speed and such.. hard to tell how long it will take.. several hours seem a bit long but I remember from formatting my 1TB drives that it does indeed take a bit longer than expected
[23:31] <now3d> Typos_King: I would like to do it in appearances etc.. however it doesnt work for Firefox. X is stuck at 117x117
[23:31] <Matr|x> evry time i try to play sounds or songs it says
[23:31] <Boots32M> ok well then you should be good, but why so little to windows???
[23:31] <ApexF1> Xubuntu 9.10 with 2.6.31-19 kernel, constant system freezing, anybody else have this?
[23:31]  * Staapaavandski thinks support for Ubuntu is way overrated.....
[23:31] <CkhiKuzad> ok slart, then i will wait a much longer time
[23:31]  * CkhiKuzad /quits
[23:31] <synth> Can anyone tell me how to remove cached answers to debconf questions? Im having a hard time with the slapd package
[23:31] <Matr|x> evry time i try to play sounds or songs it says  waitng for sound system to response
[23:32] <Matr|x> wht is my problem
[23:32] <Typos_King> DemoOn:    where the files for 'grub' are   <--- partition wise
[23:32] <Screamo_Smurf> Staapaavandski lol
[23:32] <IdleOne> ApexF1: you may want to check launchpad for any bug reports
[23:32] <Boots32M> I only gave 15gb to ubuntu because the ubuntu can use the windows partition as storage and not visa versa
[23:32] <Matr|x> evry time i try to play sounds or songs it says  waitng for sound system to response wht is my problem
[23:32] <`mOOse`> now3d: firefox uses it's own fonts
[23:32] <Matr|x> evry time i try to play sounds or songs it says  waitng for sound system to response wht is my problem
[23:32] <ton_> Staapaavandski oh what cuz you gotta actually try?
[23:32] <Flare183> !attitude | Staapaavandski
[23:32] <DemoOn> Typos_King: for grub, wich files, kernel images or any else?
[23:32] <Slart> ApexF1: I've had some freezes.. REISUB still worked though... but it's been behaving the last couple of days
[23:32] <Matr|x> evry time i try to play sounds or songs it says  waitng for sound system to response wht is my problem
[23:33] <now3d> moose: yeah.. i found that.. the about:config dpi setting is broken too
[23:33] <Boots32M> Staap ubutu is good once its working and you got all the kinks worked out:)
[23:33] <ApexF1> Cheers guys. I don't know what's causing it to be honest, sometimes it's just working in Terminal, others it's Rhythmbox.
[23:33] <Matr|x> evry time i try to play sounds or songs it says  waitng for sound system to response wht is my problem
[23:33] <ApexF1> Same deal each time though, freeze upon freeze.
[23:33] <Boots32M> my kink is getting flash drives to work right now:)
[23:33] <Typos_King> now3d:    web browsers have their own configuraton for that, in FF is under Edit > preferences > Content > default fonts > advanced
[23:33] <Flare183> !repeat | maxagaz
[23:33] <Flare183> oops
[23:33] <now3d> an alternative is to get firefox to save the zoom feature
[23:33] <Matr|x> evry time i try to play sounds or songs it says  waitng for sound system to response wht is my problem
[23:33] <Flare183> !repeat | Matr|x
[23:33] <agoolefrank> Typos_King: just wanted to let you know that the scan fixed me. I can now boot. thank you.
[23:34] <Matr|x> ok
[23:34] <Typos_King> now3d:    also any 'theme' or 'skin' you apply to them will affect such
[23:34] <Slart> ShazbotMcMurder: good questions usually get good answers.. bad questions get no answers.. or bad answers.. guess which one you asked
[23:34] <Staapaavandski> ubottu, yeah ok....sorry, I understand......I'm gona try google....
[23:34] <Staapaavandski> exit
[23:34] <now3d> Tpos_King: yep, i've been using that in firefox.. that only does the text though, so it doesnt page layout, any idea how to get firefox to save the zoom level?
[23:34] <ShazbotMcMurder> Slart, I did not ask a damn question
[23:34] <ApexF1> On to the bug reports...hope I can find something, didn't get very far last time.
[23:34] <Slart> ShazbotMcMurder: sorry.. wrong person.. nevermind me
[23:34] <Typos_King> demoOn:   yes, usually where 'grub' files are at, is the same as root partition
[23:34] <Flare183> !language | ShazbotMcMurder
[23:35] <ApexF1> If anybody else has issues with 2.6.31-19 kernel, please let me know? :X
[23:35] <Typos_King> now3d:    to save the zoom .... ahe.... only spot I can think you may find it will be under about:config
[23:35] <harisund> Anyone knows how to burn a ISO image to a CD using the default Brasero CD/DVD Burner?
[23:35] <DemoOn> Typos_King: and if im having root partition somewhere else?
[23:35] <Matr|x> how i can restart my sound service?
[23:35] <Typos_King> if it allows it at all
[23:36] <Flare183> !iso | harisund
[23:36] <harisund> Flare183: !iso is not what I am looking for, but !burning is so thanks either way
[23:36] <IdleOne> !burn
[23:36] <Slart> harisund: open it in brasero.. or start brasero and select Burn image.. select image and cd/dvd drive.. press ok
[23:36] <Flare183> eh you got the idea :P
[23:37] <Boots32M> is there a program I can run to reinstate my ability to use flash drives
[23:37] <Boots32M> ??
[23:37] <ticko> how do i mount an 2ndary hard drvie on startup?
[23:37] <xtjacob> hey everyone, whats the best IDE on ubuntu for perl programming?
[23:37] <Flare183> ticko: add it to your fstab
[23:37] <Flare183> !best | xtjacob
[23:37] <ticko> Flare183: its located in /etc right?
[23:37] <Slart> ticko: add a line to your fstab
[23:37] <Flare183> ticko: yup
[23:37] <motaka2> how can i format my flash memory in ubuntu?
[23:37] <IdleOne> !fstab > ticko
[23:37] <ticko> Flare183: ty and Slart
[23:37] <Slart> motaka2: gparted is an easy point'n'click way
[23:38] <Slart> motaka2: you can do it from the command line as well.. if you really want to
[23:38] <motaka2> Slart: tell me more , whats gpareted?
[23:38] <Boots32M> where is gparted?
[23:38] <Boots32M> I used it to install but dunno where it went...
[23:38] <Boots32M> <<<<looks under computer
[23:38] <Matr|x> how can i restart sound server?
[23:38] <Flare183> !gparted | Boots32M
[23:38] <Slart> motaka2: gparted is the Gnome Partition Editor.. it's the same tool you use when you want to create partitions.. resize partitions and such.. it also formats partitions
[23:39] <motaka2> Slart: i prefer to do that through terminal
[23:39] <Boots32M> whooo hoo!!! thx):
[23:39] <now3d> Tpos_King: i looked at browser.zoom.full but  couldn't figure it out
[23:39] <Slart> motaka2: hmm.. then I'm not entirely sure of the exact syntax.. have a look at mkfs   (man mkfs might tell you more)
[23:40] <Boots32M> I thought It would still be on my computer since I used it to install my OS...
[23:40] <motaka2> Slart: i have to install gparted?
[23:40] <IdleOne> Matr|x: killall pulseaudio should do it
[23:40] <Boots32M> <<looks under sourceforge:)
[23:40] <Matr|x> that will restart my sound server
[23:40] <Slart> motaka2: I'm not sure if it's installed by default.. but if you want to format from the command line you don't have to install it
[23:40] <IdleOne> Matr|x: it will stop it and when you try to play a sound it should restart
[23:40] <Matr|x> ok
[23:40] <motaka2> Slart: i dont know how to do that from terminal
[23:41] <Slart> motaka2: are you running the regular desktop install?
[23:41] <Matr|x> thx brother its no no busy box:D
[23:41] <now3d> Typos_King: any idea if I should be able to modify X dpi settings.. or is it always fixed now?
[23:41] <Matr|x> im so thx for u
[23:41] <IdleOne> Matr|x: welcome
[23:42] <motaka2> Slart: yeah
[23:43] <Matr|x> thx brother so muchhhhhhhhhhh
[23:43] <Typos_King> now3d:    just for that, I'd think is overkill, since that'd just change resolution or color depth
[23:43] <Slart> motaka2: then use gparted.. it's much easier to get it right.. formatting the right partition and so on
[23:44] <motaka2> Slart: where can i find it?
[23:44] <Screamo_Smurf> Typos_King is samba built into windows xp?
[23:44] <Slart> motaka2: run "sudo apt-get install gparted" in a terminal
[23:44] <i3inary> i just got my laptop to boot which was impacted and shut off.  what is the best utility to run from the recovery console to check the disk for errors?
[23:44] <Slart> motaka2: or install the gparted package from synaptic.. same result
[23:45] <Typos_King> Screamo_Smurf:    no, but some other networking package may have installed if you had the network hooked up at the time you installed it
[23:45] <Beirdo> Is there a known "correct" way to make xen work in 9.10?
[23:45] <jamieleshaw> hey, anyone know where I can find a packaged thc hydra
[23:45] <Screamo_Smurf> its not?
[23:45] <motaka2> Slart: ok finished, where can i find it now?
[23:46] <Screamo_Smurf> eh, dang it
[23:46] <Slart> motaka2: system, administration, gparted
[23:46] <Typos_King> i3inary:     run off a live-cd/floopy/usb   and run    sudo e2fsck -c /dev/YOURHD
[23:47] <nickkontos> how can i mount an smb share in a folder like /media/share ?
[23:47] <motaka2> Slart:  does scanning all devices take too long?
[23:47] <Slart> motaka2: nope
[23:47] <IdleOne> jamieleshaw: that "software" is not supported. a quick google search reported several links though
[23:47] <Boots32M> well I'm a proud pappy of a brand new bouncing baby ubuntu one cloud... 2gigs of nothin:)
[23:48] <jamieleshaw> IdleOne, Yeah, I know I need a .deb and yes I've googled
[23:48] <motaka2> Slart: which drive is my flash?
[23:48] <Boots32M> is there a search for media app like find hardware on windows?
[23:48] <IdleOne> jamieleshaw: don't know what to tell you
[23:48] <Slart> motaka2: look at the size.. it's probably the last one in the list
[23:49] <Boots32M> maybe a program to search a hardware driver database??
[23:49] <i3inary> Typos_King: thanks bro.
[23:49] <Typos_King> nickkontos:    tried using mount with -t smb?
[23:49] <motaka2> Slart: unalocated 7.84, the nearest but how can i format?
[23:50] <Slart> motaka2: first you create an empty partition on the drive.. (right click on the empty space)
[23:50] <torasuku> Can anyone tell me how to remove the fading opacity of unfocused windows in Ubuntu GNOME? (Besides removing Compiz effects altogether)
[23:50] <Slart> motaka2: nothing will be done untill you click the apply button so feel free to play around
[23:51] <sc> #ubuntu pl
[23:51] <IdleOne> sc /join #ubuntu-pl
[23:52] <scottj> I'm using twinview on a laptop w/ an external monitor. WHen I remove the external monitor I would like ubuntu to recognize that and switch back to just using my laptop monitor. Any ideas how to do that? What about a way to script it? Right now I manually run nvidia-settings and click buttons to do it
[23:52] <sc> thx
[23:52] <IdleOne> welcome
[23:53] <Boots32M> whats ubuntu pl?
[23:53] <Typos_King> ... portugal? I'd think
[23:53] <Slart> polish
[23:53] <Slart> pt is portugese
[23:53] <Typos_King> o_O
[23:53] <nickkontos> thnx Typos_King :)
[23:56] <Boots32M> BTNX whats that??? oh and ubuntu-pl
[23:56] <Boots32M> ?
[23:56] <Markive> is there any voice changing software in ubuntu?
[23:56] <FANDER1> Why screenshots of OS X are brighter and sharper? The colors are great and very sharp. While in Linux it's not. At least for me!
[23:57] <FANDER1> Go to ubuntuforums.org and see a screenshot from the screenshot post, then compare it to an OS X screenshot
[23:57] <blakkheim> FANDER1: scrot -q 100
[23:57] <Craig_Dem> Markive: Audacity is an audio editor.
[23:57] <blakkheim> FANDER1: also use png instead of jpg
[23:57] <FANDER1> blakkheim: what scrot -q 100?!
[23:58] <FANDER1> blakkheim: I'm using PNG
[23:58] <blakkheim> FANDER1: the command to take a screenshot with scrot, using the maximum quality