[00:00] <topobot> why do you say if i want full capabilities i should use ubuntu? what cant be done in windows? can you give me a concrete example?
[00:00] <sebsebseb> topobot: RDP is the way you would normally do it Windows to Windows, but RDP can also be used with other OS's.  VNC is more of a Linux/Unix thing, but can also be used with Windows,  and same thing for SSH.
[00:00] <VCoolio> Mahjongg: you mean you want it when you open a terminal? Add the command to ~/.bashrc then
[00:00] <bj0ng0> ok wtf, i reboot, bluetooth stopped working (until i press the wifi/bt button on my laptop twice) and i cant use shutdown/restart, it just logs out
[00:00] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: done
[00:00] <Mahjongg> VCoolio, but it should run for any user
[00:00] <nicofs> sebsebseb: if it were only wireless... it's a 3G modem - ant i've been trying to fix that for 4-5 weeks now. and if it's not working by tomorrow morning the harddrive will change from ext3 to NTFS forever...
[00:00] <bj0ng0> i have too sudo reboot now...all of a sudden
[00:00] <sebsebseb> nicofs: uhmm
[00:01] <Mahjongg> just like apt_check.py
[00:01] <gogeta> nicofs: oh 3g modems are still a pain
[00:01] <YankDownUnder> topobot, 1.) This is a linux based forum/channel 2.) I get paid to support Windows and I support linux for free 3.) Any MS OS is inherently insecure and incomplete. Why do I want to discuss connecting Windows machines in a linux channel? Hmmm...have to ponder that.
[00:01] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Ok, run "ls -l" and find out which device, (hdx,y), uses ntfs.
[00:01] <ispiked> any idea why apt-get update woudl be ignoring a source?
[00:01] <Dr_Willis> bj0ng0:  you are using gdm to get to gnome? Ive noticed if i mixx kdm/gdm with Gnome/KDE sometimes the shutdown/whatever optiosn are not always there
[00:01] <gogeta> nicof | !3g
[00:01] <gogeta> guess the bot has knothing
[00:01] <Dr_Willis> !3g
[00:02] <VCoolio> Mahjongg: you can put unverisal startup scripts in /etc/xdg/autostart
[00:02] <topobot> ok thanks
[00:02] <bj0ng0> Dr_Willis,  the options/button are there, but when i click em, it just logs out :|
[00:02] <gogeta> nicofs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkManager/Hardware/3G
[00:02] <VCoolio> Mahjongg: automatically run after login that is, in .desktop format
[00:02] <bj0ng0> weird and annoying!"#"
[00:02] <sebsebseb> topobot: also there are websites you can use, so you don't have to set up your own connection
[00:02] <Dr_Willis> bj0ng0:  i so rarely reboot. :) i rarely notice.
[00:02] <bj0ng0> :)
[00:02] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: I don't see hdx,y but it says ntfs is device hd1: partition hd1
[00:03] <gogeta> nicofs: what cards work etc
[00:03] <Dr_Willis> Only got 22 hrs uptime  right now. :()
[00:03] <thune3> ispiked: ign just means that there is no new change to download, that source is up-to-date
[00:03] <Isonyx> Anyone else think the new Ubuntu Close Minimize and Resize buttons being on a different side fucks doorknobs?
[00:03] <Mahjongg> VCoolio, is apt_check.py run that way too?
[00:03] <Dr_Willis> if you ran 'sudo apt-get update' twice in a row. the 2nd time most all of them shoudl be 'ign'ored
[00:03] <sebsebseb> !controls | Isonyx
[00:03] <Flare183> !language | Isonyx
[00:04] <ispiked> thune3: hmm... apt-get install fails to install a package I know should be there...
[00:04] <YankDownUnder> It's more ergonomic.
[00:04] <sebsebseb> ispiked: and yeah language, and yes it sucks really
[00:04] <Dr_Willis> ispiked:  its trivial to change them
[00:04] <ispiked> thune3: I've added https://edge.launchpad.net/~docky-core/+archive/ppa and am doing sudo apt-get install gio-sharp
[00:04] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Ok, run "loopback loop (hd1,1)/ubuntu/disks/root.disk"
[00:04] <Flare183> ispiked: Did you add it correctly?
[00:04] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: hd1,1
[00:05] <gogeta> nicofs: my buddy also made a pyton program for a at@t 3g modem to auto set it up
[00:05] <ispiked> Flare183: I think so
[00:05] <ispiked> Ign http://ppa.launchpad.net/docky-core/ppa/ubuntu/ lucid/main Translation-en_US
[00:05] <ispiked> that's the line from apt-get update
[00:05] <Flare183> nope
[00:05] <YankDownUnder> Micsrosoft ended up keeping buttons on the other side of an open window so as to not step on Apple's fingers back in the 90's - they were going to move them to the other side when they broke away from IBM, but were warned against the move.
[00:05] <Flare183> that's not right
[00:05] <Buttons840> microsoft likes me on the other side, it's true
[00:05] <Flare183> sudo add-apt-repository <insert ppa here>
[00:06] <sebsebseb> YankDownUnder: and  Mac OS's interface is based on Xerrox (or whatever its called)
[00:06] <ispiked> Flare183: that's how I did it... I'll try again
[00:06] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: done
[00:06] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Now run "set root=(loop)"
[00:06] <VCoolio> Mahjongg: you can create a .desktop file that does that, put the command on the Exec= line and use a notification bubble or something: notify-send "Updates" "$(python ../../apt_check.py --human-readable)"
[00:06] <Flare183> ispiked: once you do that, then run sudo apt-get update
[00:06] <sebsebseb> ispiked: its only for the two new Canonical themes that it is like that
[00:06] <liam__> Does anyone know how to get my splash screens back at startup and shutdown ?
[00:07] <ispiked> sebsebseb: I didn't ask about that
[00:07] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: done
[00:07] <ispiked> sebsebseb: you got the wrong guy
[00:07] <ispiked> Flare183: done
[00:07] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Now run "configfile /boot/grub/grub.cfg" and hopefully your Ubuntu menu will come up.
[00:07] <Mahjongg> VCoolio, I think /etc/xdg/autostart is only run when a gdm session is open
[00:07] <YankDownUnder> liam__, A bit more specific?
[00:07] <ispiked> Flare183: still can't find gio-sharp
[00:07] <Mahjongg> VCoolio, that would not help me
[00:07] <Dr_Willis> ispiked:  ive noticed those lines also.. nothing is broken because of it.. but not sure how/where they are comming from
[00:07] <Mahjongg> VCoolio, thanks anyways for your help
[00:07] <deexannihilate> configfile /boot/grub/grub.cfg: it cleared the screen and not it says Grub
[00:07] <nicofs> gogeta: mine is not in the list... but almost all huawei devices work...
[00:08] <ispiked> Dr_Willis: I'll try adding it to sources.lst...
[00:08] <sebsebseb> ispiked: You asked about it,  I was going to explain the reason why, but well,  its YankDownUnder who was saying about it
[00:08] <VCoolio> Mahjongg: ok
[00:08] <ispiked> sebsebseb: :S
[00:08] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Ok, try pressing escape and see if you can see the Ubuntu menu then.
[00:08] <liam__> Running 10.04. The ubuntu splash which has a purple background with 5/6 dots ? ... it doesn't appear anymor ei just get text
[00:08] <ispiked> sebsebseb: I didn't ask about themes/buttons at all... read scrollback
[00:08] <YankDownUnder> :|
[00:08] <Dr_Willis> ispiked:  i think there may be some sort of typos going on in some of the ppa stuff.. but ive not really had time to debug it
[00:08] <sebsebseb> ispiked: oh now I see, my auto complete messed up
[00:08] <sebsebseb> or something
[00:08] <Garnasha> hmm
[00:08] <Garnasha> hey everybody
[00:08] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: it brought me back to the original GNU GRUB menu
[00:08] <gogeta> liam__: strange mines black ornge with white dots
[00:08] <YankDownUnder> liam__, Have you installed a new graphics driver or installed any Plymouth themes?
[00:09] <Garnasha> I have a couple of issues
[00:09] <Garnasha> but I'll start with the easiest
[00:09] <Dr_Willis> ispiked:  i got one from the 'getdeb' listing --> Ign http://archive.getdeb.net/ubuntu/ lucid-getdeb/games Translation-en_US
[00:09] <bj0ng0> Dr_Willis,  even weirder, lighttpd has to be restarted to work, not even rebooting helps
[00:09] <liam__> YankDownUnder I haven't installed anything, the only thing i have been doing is editing grub 2
[00:09] <gogeta> liam__: but my ssd is so quick half the time i never see it just at login screen lol
[00:10] <liam__> lol gogeta
[00:10] <Garnasha> my wlan keeps disconnecting, and restarting my laptop is such a crude way to solve it
[00:10] <Dr_Willis> ispiked:  actually Now i see.. i get one for EVERY source i have in m y sources.list     totally baffled about where its comming from now
[00:10] <YankDownUnder> liam__, Ok...so what have you changed in grub => what has changed since it last worked properly?
[00:10] <ispiked> Dr_Willis: see above
[00:11] <gogeta> liam__: not a joke bios screen grub cruser login screen
[00:11] <ispiked> Dr_Willis: if there are no changes, it ignores it
[00:11] <thune3> ispiked: what error are you getting when you 'install'?
[00:11] <Garnasha> and I once saw someone fix it by entering a command in the terminal, but all I can remember is that is was in the /etc directory, and from there I figured it'd be in /etc/network
[00:11] <Garnasha> but now I'm stuck
[00:11] <Garnasha> so, could someone point me to the command to reset the wlan?
[00:11] <gogeta> liam__: every once and a wile ill see the boot splash for a second
[00:11] <Garnasha> *restart
[00:12] <YankDownUnder> Garnasha, Um.../etc/init.d/networking restart
[00:12] <liam__> I've changed a lot ... could the /etc/grub.d/ executables have anything to do with the ubuntu splash though ?
[00:12] <ispiked> thune3: E: Couldn't find package gio-sharp
[00:12] <Oer> ispiked after adding a ppa, use sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade, then install
[00:12] <YankDownUnder> liam__, Yes - could be - it's touchy ya know...
[00:12] <Garnasha> YankDownUnder, ah, thank you :D
[00:12] <gogeta> liam__: as long as you didnt remove the splash line
[00:13] <YankDownUnder> liam__, Just as a thought, did you change anything to do with screen resolution in the grub conf files?
[00:13] <ispiked> Oer: mmm... haven't upgraded yet. let me try...
[00:13] <meoblast001> what channel should i go to to ask about packages? #ubuntu-motu?
[00:13] <Gambino> New Ubuntu user here. I am running from an 8gig flash drive before installing. Just to test. Is there a better irc client than xchat?
[00:14] <sebsebseb> Gambino: indeed :)
[00:14] <ispiked> Gambino: haha... depends who you ask. I prefer irssi
[00:14] <YankDownUnder> Gambino, Some folks like coffee, some folks like tea. It's a matter of preference.
[00:14] <sebsebseb> Gambino: I am quite the Konversation fan,  KDE app, but  as long as your partition isn't stupidtly sized that will be alright, I mean ti will want to put KDE stuff on
[00:14] <sebsebseb> !irc | Gambino
[00:14] <gogeta> Gambino: yea its kinda up to you what you like i just use pidgins intergrated one
[00:14] <topobot> which is better ubuntu or xubuntu?
[00:14] <liam__> I have disabled 10_linux and 30_os-prober but the problem was happening before then... i am just using 00_header, 05_debian and 40_custom now
[00:15] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Can you run "ls /boot/grub/grub.cfg"?
[00:15] <sebsebseb> Gambino: nice graphical client that one, also for the terminal irssi is rather popular, theres also weechat
[00:15] <YankDownUnder> topobot, Um....that's a question better answered by yourself mate.
[00:15] <Gambino> I am used to mIRC. I actually miss the scripting... Never thought I'd say that.
[00:15] <alloosh> HI, MY COMPUTER STARTED TYPING EVERYTHING IN CAPS. CAPS LOCK WORKS IN REVERSE ORDER NOW, IS THAT A BUG, OR DID i HIT THE WRONG KEYS?
[00:15] <liam__> YankDownUnder: i may of edited something in etc/default/grub :-s
[00:15] <sebsebseb> Gambino: and this isn't Windows, you can install loads of apps without problems :)
[00:15] <topobot> which one do you recommend me to install?
[00:15] <Garnasha> Gambino, something wrong with XChat?
[00:15] <YankDownUnder> liam__, check in 05_debian to see if you've mucked with the graphics setting
[00:15] <gogeta> Gambino: funny enough mrixcc runs in wine but xcat is able to do scripts
[00:15] <Gambino> Garn, Scripting and basic setup and design.
[00:15] <gogeta> mirc
[00:15] <Gambino> ... Like nick complete.
[00:16] <deexannihilate> jordan_u:  it says grub.cfg
[00:16] <[manas]> im looking for keylogger and help to install it????
[00:16] <bolle> hello there
[00:16] <YankDownUnder> XChat kicks puppies and sneezes on kittens.
[00:16] <liam__> YankDownUnder will do :)
[00:16] <Gambino> xchat scripts are Perl, correct?
[00:16] <Garnasha> YankDownUnder, I'd be more offended if he kicked kittens :P
[00:16] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Are you sure that you typed the path correctly when you ran "configfile /boot/grub/grub.cfg"?
[00:16] <topobot> last question , why 64 it ubuntu is not recommended to dayly users?
[00:17] <bolle> everytime i try to do a minimal install of ubuntu, i get a blinking cursor.. why is this?
[00:17] <YankDownUnder> liam__, As well, if you want a list of proper graphics FB modes, install hwinfo and run : hwinfo --framebuffer => that will give you the modes for your card.
[00:17] <gogeta> Gambino: beleve so
[00:17] <Dr_Willis> topobot:  the web site is a bit out of date.. use 64 if you want to
[00:17] <Garnasha> anyway, who should I file bug reports with?
[00:17] <[manas]> im looking for keylogger for my ubuntu machine and help to install it????
[00:17] <Gambino> :( I write my own scripts in mIRC. I don't know Perl.
[00:17] <liam__> YankDownUnder : Thanks i will check that out
[00:17] <YankDownUnder> XChat can use perl, tcl or regular shell scripts...
[00:17] <topobot> whats the differences between 64 and 32 ?
[00:17] <Dr_Willis> topobot:  64-32=32 :)
[00:18] <YankDownUnder> keylogger implies backdoors/trojans - and more.
[00:18] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: I wrote 'ls /boot/grub/grub.cfg' the first time and "configfile /boot/grub/grub.cfg" takes me back to the main menu
[00:18] <bolle> why is it when i install ubuntu minimal i just get a blinking cursor after the install?
[00:18] <Dr_Willis> topobot:  if you have a 64bit cpu. you should consider using 64bit OS.. if you got 64bit cpu + 4 or more gb of ram. defaintaly use 64bit os
[00:18] <YankDownUnder> bolle, cuz it's minimal.
[00:18] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Try "source /boot/grub/grub.cfg".
[00:18] <topobot> how can i know if my cpu is 64 bits?
[00:18] <bolle> but i mean, i get absolutely nothing
[00:18] <bolle> i just want a command line
[00:19] <econtomawesome> I am looking for opinions of a light-weight 64-bit version or variant of Ubuntu. Lunbuntu and #! are out (too beta and too variant, respectively). Any advice?
[00:19] <mneptok> Dr_Willis: there is no "a" in "definitely" ;)
[00:19] <YankDownUnder> bolle, Is it booting to a console login?
[00:19]  * Dr_Willis pokes mneptok  in the 'i'
[00:19] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Oh, I think I know what's happening. What is the output of "echo $root"?
[00:19] <mneptok> Dr_Willis: de + finite (Latin for "from the finite"
[00:19] <mneptok> )
[00:19] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: it started grub> line
[00:19] <bolle> no yankdown, its just a blinking cursor
[00:19] <econtomawesome> mneptok are you being snarky again? ;-)
[00:19] <topobot> how can i know if my computer is 64 bits?
[00:20] <[manas]> im looking for keylogger for my ubuntu machine and help to install it????
[00:20] <Dr_Willis> topobot:  whats its cpu?
[00:20] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: hd0
[00:20] <phaedra> econtomawesome, try xubuntu. check in the #xubuntu channel.
[00:20] <Garnasha> mneptok, don't throw latin at the poor guy :P
[00:20] <econtomawesome> phaedra Have any others? I haven't been impressed with xubuntu
[00:20] <topobot> i dont know
[00:20] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: You need to run "set root=(loop)" before the configfile command.
[00:20] <mneptok> econtomawesome: if you consider "snarky" synonymous with "educated past middle school," then yes. :P
[00:20] <topobot> i dont have it know
[00:20] <Garnasha> [manas], why would you want a keylogger?
[00:20] <YankDownUnder> bolle, You might want to check that when the machine is booting - in order to fully find out what's going on - remove the "quiet splash" from the kernel options -> see what happens. This machine ain't, perhaps, an Intel graphics card, is it?
[00:20] <topobot> where should i see to look if its 64 bits?
[00:20] <econtomawesome> mneptok Could be there are people here without any formal education at all, let alone in English! :-)
[00:21] <phaedra> econtomawesome, not if you want to remain 100% with ubuntu
[00:21] <Dr_Willis> topobot:  people asking 'how can i tell if my pc is 64bit' is one of the reasons i think that web site still 'suggests' 32bit version of the OS. :)   Eliminating potential confusion at the start.
[00:21] <Oer> topbot, bios screen
[00:21] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Or just run "configfile (loop)/boot/grub/grub.cfg"
[00:21] <ispiked> Oer: still doesn't work after an upgrade :(
[00:21] <bolle> yankdownunder, i dont even get to my grub screen..
[00:21] <econtomawesome> phaedra hence my willingness to discuss variants
[00:21] <Vig0> bolle: The Minimal is usually a TLI. I had a link that addresses that, it is on the Forums.
[00:21] <realopty> how come i cant play 2 sounds at once lol?
[00:21] <jigp> hello how to tune ubuntu lucid into low resources?i have 1gb ram only.i feel logging and slowness...
[00:21] <Dr_Willis> topobot:  no stickers on the case?  whast OS are you running right now>
[00:21] <mneptok> econtomawesome: and i'm not charging them anything for my free lessons.
[00:21] <YankDownUnder> bolle, Are you sure the installation completed properly? Can you boot to a liveCD?
[00:21] <[manas]> Garnasha, for my little ones
[00:21] <Oer> ispiked, dit you manually add the ppa + key, or the shortcut > ppa:docky-core/ppa
[00:21] <realopty> like firefox cant play music while something else is using the audio :\
[00:21] <topobot> now im on macosx, but i have a computer in italy, im going to travel to installa a new operating system
[00:21] <ispiked> Oer: I've tried both
[00:22] <topobot> i need to know how to check if its 64 bits
[00:22] <ispiked> Oer: currently using shortcut method
[00:22] <bolle> i can boot to a livecd, i just recently installed jolicloud and linux mint so i know everything is working fine with my computer
[00:22] <econtomawesome> mneptok You're a saint, or a politician looking for a photoop ;-)
[00:22] <topobot> if the computer is 64 bits and i install 32 bits what happens?
[00:22] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: it does the same thing. clears the screen and displays grub>
[00:22] <Dr_Willis> topobot:  grab both a 64 and 32bit disrto/cd for it.
[00:22] <YankDownUnder> topobot, Um...do you know the CPU of the machine?
[00:22] <Garnasha> econtomawesome, mneptok, even if you've had an education, not everyone's been through grammar school and picked latin
[00:22] <Dr_Willis> topobot:  if its 32bit then the 64bit disk wont install. :)
[00:22] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Press escape and see if the menu has changed
[00:22] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: nope
[00:22] <mac9416> tophyr, 6-bit machines will run 32-bit Ubuntu just fine.
[00:22] <mac9416> Er, topobot
[00:22] <econtomawesome> topobot you lose out on the functionality of the 64-bit--ram past 4GB won't pick up
[00:22] <YankDownUnder> 6 bit machines? Wow!
[00:23] <topobot> if its 64 bits and i install 32 bits what happens?
[00:23] <Vig0> bolle: Did you want a GUI with the Minimal?
[00:23] <Garnasha> [manas], don't trust them?
[00:23] <mac9416> YankDownUnder, bad 4 key.  :-P
[00:23] <topobot> so you mean it became slower?
[00:23] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Ok, try "source (loop)/boot/grub/grub.cfg"
[00:23] <bolle> no vig, i just want a command line in order to install lxde
[00:23] <Dr_Willis> topobot: dependsd on  how much ram you got..  if 4+GB.. you wont see/access all the ram.. if less then 4gb.. not much noticeable will happen.
[00:23] <[manas]> Garnasha, nope, so can u help me or not|?
[00:23] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: grub> in response
[00:23] <Dr_Willis> topobot:  You are just not as fast as you could be. (perhaps a 5-10% slowdiwn in some tasks)
[00:23] <YankDownUnder> bolle, Does this machine have an intel graphics card?
[00:23] <mac9416> topobot, I've run both 32-bit and 64-bit on my 64-bit machine. I can't tell the difference. It may be there, but I can't tell it.
[00:24] <jigp> hello how to tune ubuntu lucid into low resources?i have 1gb ram only.i feel logging and slowness...
[00:24] <Garnasha> [manas], not sure, I'm pretty new at this as well, let me take a look through the program list
[00:24] <bolle> I have no idea :( im sorry. Im on an hp mini 210
[00:24] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: And still no change in the menu when you press escape?
[00:24] <iceroot> jigp: use lubuntu-desktop instead of ubuntu-desktop
[00:24] <YankDownUnder> bolle, hang on...let me check something...
[00:24] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: no change
[00:24] <Flare183> iceroot, jigp: or use xubuntu
[00:24] <xavierm> jigp, run xfce
[00:24] <jigp> iceroot: how to set lubuntu?
[00:24] <iceroot> Flare183: xubuntu is taking the same as ubuntu
[00:24] <Gambino> ./list doesn't work for me. What chan can I go to for installation questions?
[00:24] <Garnasha> [manas], also, what are you afraid they'll do? maybe a keylogger isn't the best solution
[00:24] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: actually it now says detect any os twice instead of once
[00:25] <nimbiotics> hello everybody. i guess i removed it from my main panle, but this is not showing the options to shutdown, restart et all. What can I do? TIA!
[00:25] <iceroot> jigp: sudo apt-get install lubuntu-desktop  then choose it at login-screen
[00:25] <econtomawesome> iceroot I agreet--how to set lubuntu (lxde)?
[00:25] <topobot> ok
[00:25] <Garnasha> [manas], anyway,brb, checking
[00:25] <nicofs> can anyone help me get my Huawei EM770 3G modem going? it somehow stopped working...
[00:25] <Dr_Willis> !resetpanel | nimbiotics
[00:25] <jigp> iceroot xavierm lubuntu or xubuntu?
[00:25] <Vig0> bolle: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1153273
[00:25] <Flare183> nimbiotics: Add the notification bar to the top panel
[00:25] <iceroot> jigp: lubuntu-desktop
[00:26] <nobarking> sebsebseb: thanks a lot!
[00:26] <[manas]> Garnasha, just to mke sure and for me better to sleep, i found one LKL but it doesnt look eassy for me
[00:26] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: That suggests that it's reading the SG2D grub.cfg instead of the one from wubi, thouh I'm not sure why as (loop) should clearly be wubi
[00:26] <jigp> iceroot xavierm lubuntu,xfce or xubuntu?
[00:26] <Vig0> boile: And here:> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7210414#post7210414
[00:26] <bolle> thanks vig, but i know how to get lxde and stuff, but i just cant get to the command line in the first place
[00:26] <nimbiotics> Dr_Willis, ubottu & Flare183: Thanks a bunch!
[00:26] <iceroot> jigp: i already told you three times to use lubuntu is you want low usage of cpu and ram
[00:26] <YankDownUnder> bolle, If you can boot with a liveUSB or liveCD, add: " i915.modeline=1" to the kernel startup params.
[00:26] <Flare183> !thanks | nimbiotics
[00:27] <Dr_Willis> Ubuntu runs very well here on my 1gb system
[00:27] <bolle> how would i do that?
[00:27] <xavierm> jigp, lubuntu uses lxde which runs with very low requirements
[00:27] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Does "ls -l" list (loop) as being "ext2"?
[00:27] <xavierm> jigp, xubuntu is the same as xfce
[00:27] <jigp> Dr_Willis lucid? iceroot ok
[00:27] <xavierm> jigp, i mean, xubuntu uses xfce
[00:27] <nimbiotics> Dr_Willis, ubottu & Flare183: lol
[00:27] <Vig0> bolle: Hold N at boot? I think
[00:27] <jigp> xavierm ok
[00:27] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu lucid runs fine on my 1gb netbook
[00:27] <iceroot> jigp: i am also running ubuntu (gnome) on 630mhz, 1gb ram with lucid
[00:28] <topobot> if my computer is 64 bits and i have installed 64 bits operating system , should i compile my software in 64 bits? can i run 32 software too?
[00:28] <bolle> Vig0: Ill try it.. So like while booting into my live usb of linux mint hold N?
[00:28] <Garnasha> [manas], that's an evasive answer. Anyway, if you're afraid of sites "inappropriate for children" you might want to look into blocker software instead
[00:28] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: it doesn't list loop at all
[00:28] <Flare183> iceroot: D: you REALLY Need to upgrade that CPU
[00:28] <iceroot> jigp: ram is not the problem but the cpu is (flash)
[00:28] <iceroot> Flare183: no
[00:28] <Flare183> iceroot: that's slower than my Pentium 3 processor
[00:28] <iceroot> Flare183: its ok if not using flash
[00:28] <Flare183> that's running my dell server
[00:28] <jigp> iceroot Dr_Willis> xavierm and why is it soooooo logging and hanging and freezing sometimes when i open like 8 tabs of ffirefox plus 1 terminal?
[00:28] <Vig0> bolle: That key combo works in most Gnome...
[00:29] <jigp> iceroot Dr_Willis> xavierm : i use gnome
[00:29] <Garnasha> [manas], a first quick check doesn't yield any packages even mentioning keyloggers
[00:29] <iceroot> jigp: just install lubuntu-desktop and see if it is working better
[00:29] <bolle> but guys, the thing is thge first time i tried a minimal install everything went right, and i just got a command line
[00:29] <bolle> and now when i try and recreate it, it doesnt work..
[00:29] <[manas]> Garnasha, mate i want to havekeylogger
[00:30] <Garnasha> [manas], and I'm telling you, I'm not through the list yet but it doesn't look like there's one out there
[00:30] <jigp> iceroot xavierm everyday i always press the power button 10 seconds in order to shutdown coz i cannot shut it down using manual shutdown.its freezing all the time
[00:30] <sebsebseb> nimbiotics: Your welcome
[00:30] <xavierm> jigp, check if firefox is taking too many resources
[00:30] <mattwj2002> hi guys
[00:30] <YankDownUnder> [manas], If you want a keylogger, I suggest a different channel - perhaps #hacking ?
[00:30] <sebsebseb> nobarking: Your welcome
[00:30] <sebsebseb> nimbiotics: wrong one
[00:30] <Flare183> bolle: yeah that's what a minimal install isCoolio<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has left channel #ubuntu:
[00:30] <Flare183>     "WeeChat 0.3.2"
[00:30] <Flare183> *** alex87<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has joined channel #ubuntu
[00:30] <Flare183> ERC>
[00:30] <Flare183> ops
[00:30] <FloodBot4> Flare183: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:30]  * Flare183 blame erc
[00:30] <iceroot> jigp: just install lubuntu-desktop please
[00:30] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Run "loopback loop (hd1,1)/ubuntu/disks/root.disk"
[00:30] <mattwj2002> I need help!
[00:30] <jigp> xavierm iceroot ok ill try lubuntru
[00:30] <Flare183> !ask | mattwj2002
[00:30] <mac9416> [manas], try Googling "python keylogger". I once saw a simple one on SourceForge searching that.
[00:30] <xavierm> jigp, That's not normal, I don't think it's a gnome problem
[00:31] <xavierm> jigp, unless there is a process that is hanging your computer
[00:31] <bolle> Flare183: I know, i want a command line minimal install, but now i cant get the command line
[00:31] <Oer> ispiked, i just added the ppa , works for me > http://picpaste.com/docky-core.png
[00:31] <topobot> can i run 32 bit software in 64 bits computer?
[00:31] <iceroot> topobot: yes
[00:31] <topobot> ok
[00:31] <firefly2442> How do I unzip a file via the commandline that is password protected?
[00:31] <mattwj2002> what could I print on a silicone wristband and sell on ebay related to linux
[00:31] <mattwj2002> ?
[00:31] <Flare183> topobot: yes, with the right libraries
[00:31] <Garnasha> !irc
[00:31] <Blue1> topobot: yes but it's not exactly straightforward
[00:31] <Gambino> Can I partition an external HDD and run a full version of Ubuntu from it?
[00:31] <iceroot> firefly2442: unzip filename.zip
[00:31] <ispiked> Oer: thanks for the help... what's $LANG set to in your term?
[00:31] <Oer> nederlands - dutch :-)
[00:31] <iceroot> Gambino: yes
[00:32] <canthus13> Gambino: If you can boot from USB, sure.
[00:32] <ispiked> Oer: let me try synaptic. been doing this on the command line
[00:32] <xavierm> Gambino, as long as your computer can boot from usb
[00:32] <pouria> hiiiiiii
[00:32] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: ok. started a new line
[00:32] <Flare183> !hi | pouria
[00:32] <jigp> iceroot xavierm ok after my breakfast ill install lubuntu.xavierm just firefox and terminal and it freeze.sometimes 7 terminal it freeze also.i always update packages too.see yah need to cook breakfast.ill msg you when done installing it :) thank you
[00:32] <pouria> hiiii
[00:32] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Is (loop) listed in "ls -l" now?
[00:32] <mattwj2002> would "Linux rocks" be a copyright issue?
[00:32] <jigp> pouria hello breakfast time
[00:32] <Gambino> Currently, I am on Ubuntu from an 8gig flash drive on my keychain lol. No idea what happens if I need my keys asap.
[00:32] <firefly2442> iceroot: tried that, didn't work, says end of central directory signature not found
[00:32] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: yes
[00:32] <YankDownUnder> Yes.  Firefox passwords, xchat needed reinstalling, etc...
[00:33] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: it lists it as ext2
[00:33] <froschi> mattwj2002: try 'rinux locks'
[00:33] <ispiked> Oer: the package name is 'libgio...' not 'gio-sharp'
[00:33] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Great. Now run "configfile (loop)/boot/grub/grub.cfg"
[00:33] <mattwj2002> lol
[00:33] <Warrigal> mattwj2002: if anything, it would be a trademark issue; copyright doesn't cover words and short phrases like "Linux rocks".
[00:33] <ispiked> Oer: I was trying to install 'gio-sharlp' this whole time
[00:33] <mattwj2002> is Linux trademarked?
[00:33] <Flare183> mattwj2002: no lol
[00:33] <Oer> ispiked nice solved, have fun :-)
[00:33] <canthus13> mattwj2002: Yes. The linux Foundation owns the trademark.
[00:33] <iceroot> mattwj2002: the name, yes
[00:33] <mattwj2002> :(
[00:33] <ispiked> Oer: thanks!
[00:34] <mattwj2002> there goes that idea!
[00:34] <Flare183> mattwj2002: you can't own Linux, but you can spread the word of it
[00:34] <Warrigal> mattwj2002: yes, Linux is a trademark, but you're not in trouble unless a person could look at the wristband, see "Linux rocks!", and concludes that the wristband is a Linux product.
[00:34] <canthus13> mattwj2002: http://www.linuxmark.org/
[00:34] <Garnasha> Anyway, is this the place to come with a bug report regarding tkinter and/or IDLE, the python IDE?
[00:34] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: ok. it cleared the screen and grub>. press esc?
[00:34] <iceroot> mattwj2002: you have a ubuntu support question?
[00:34] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Yes
[00:34] <canthus13> mattwj2002: They're usually fairly liberal with the trademark.
[00:34] <Warrigal> mattwj2002: since your wristband is not software, and it has the word "rocks" after it, you're probably safe.
[00:34] <[manas]> thanks
[00:34] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: same screen with the same addition of "Detect any OS"
[00:34] <mattwj2002> no I don't iceroot
[00:35] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Ok, try the "Detect any GRUB2 configuration file (grub.cfg)" option in the menu.
[00:35] <firefly2442> iceroot: Is unzip able to identify AES password protected zip files and prompt for a password, or do I need to specify more options via parameters when calling it?
[00:35] <Warrigal> Listening to music under Ubuntu on my MacBook, I find that the treble is unusually quiet.  I've tried multiple programs and multiple codecs; they all seem to have the problem.
[00:35] <ploks> Hi, im new to ubuntu/linux, im installing ubuntu on my notebook using virtualbox and right know im using wireless, it is going to be a problem or i need to configure something if i want to access internet not wireless but with cable conencted?
[00:35] <Gambino> External HDD, sda1 (ntfs), sda2 (fat32), and sda3 (ntfs). Which should be partitioned? I also have the choice of 'New Partition Table'.
[00:35] <Warrigal> It sounds muffled, in other words.  Any idea what could cause this?
[00:35] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: could not find any grub.cfg files.
[00:36] <mneptok> Warrigal: you're holding it wrong.
[00:36] <Warrigal> :P
[00:36] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: What version of Ubuntu do you have installed?
[00:36] <ZykoticK9> ploks, Ubuntu in the VM won't even know about the wireless, it will get it's network info from VirtualBox
[00:36] <bolle> okay so to the people helping me
[00:36] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: I honestly don't remember. It has been on here for 3 years.
[00:36] <bolle> where do i add that one line?
[00:37] <Warrigal> Never mind, I've fixed it.  Apparently, two of the speakers were muted or something.
[00:37] <Garnasha> bolle, you might want to use highlights :P
[00:37] <ploks> ZykoticK9 - > thanks, what aboout if i install it on a normal computer?
[00:37] <bolle> how ! :P
[00:37] <ZykoticK9> ploks, that depends on many factors ;)
[00:37] <ploks> ??
[00:37] <Garnasha> bolle, prefixing your messages with the name of the intended recipient, like I've done now
[00:38] <bolle> Garnasha, like that?
[00:38] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Ok, I was expecting a 9.10 or 10.04 install, which woulr have a grub.cfg. It seems this is an older install the doesn't. Try the "Detect any OS" option.
[00:38] <Garnasha> bolle, yea. Anywhere in the message works for most clients I think
[00:39] <Garnasha> bolle, just to be sure though, put it at the front
[00:39] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: windows nt/2000/xp loader
[00:39] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Ok, are any kernels listed if you run "ls (loop)/boot" ?
[00:39] <pouria> ایرانی کسی هست؟!
[00:40] <IdleOne> !arabic
[00:40] <pouria> iranian?????????
[00:40] <IdleOne> !iran
[00:40] <IdleOne> !persian
[00:40] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: it doesn't list anything. and if it's any help, I'm almost positive it is 9.04
[00:40] <Flare183> !pr
[00:40]  * Flare183 has no idea
[00:40] <pouria> are!
[00:40] <pouria> :))
[00:41] <phaedra> !farsi
[00:41] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Ok, unforunately I don't know how wubi worked in 9.04.
[00:41] <IdleOne> phaedra: thank you
[00:41] <phaedra> IdleOne, np
[00:41] <bolle>  Vig0, are you still there?
[00:41] <liam__> could someone send me the code from /etc/default/grub ... i didn't back my original up :(
[00:42] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: If I make a live CD tomorrow, do I just run it the same with start up and follow the directions? (it's been a while since I've loaded it) I'll give that a try.
[00:42] <rww> liam__: Here's mine from 10.04: http://rww.name/dump/grub.txt
[00:42] <Garnasha> people, my IDLE(python IDE using tkinter (tk)) is doing something weird. Whenever a tooltip(like an argument list) closes(like when typing a closing parenthesis), the cursor freezes and I have to move the mouse cursor out of and into the window to unfreeze it. This started in version 9.10. Any ideas what's causing this or workarounds?
[00:42] <liam__> thanks :)
[00:42] <canthus13> Wow. that arabic breaks my screen splits.
[00:43] <topobot> last question
[00:43] <bolle> why is it when i install ubuntu minimal i just get a blinking cursor after the install?
[00:43] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Yes.
[00:43] <topobot> how can i connect  remotely from macosx to a ubuntu computer ?
[00:43] <ZykoticK9> canthus13, split screen in what?  you should probably report a bug against the package anyway ;)
[00:43] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: alright. thanks for trying. :(
[00:43] <malandrao> hey
[00:44] <canthus13> ZykoticK9: Split screen in screen.
[00:44] <h00k> topobot: you could vnc, which Ubuntu has in System -> Preferences -> Remote Desktop
[00:44] <malandrao> help-me
[00:44] <rww> canthus13: Do you have everything set to work with Unicode? I generally have problems with that if I don't.
[00:44] <malandrao> how about xss???
[00:44] <malandrao> my server is vulnerable
[00:44] <ZykoticK9> canthus13, lol - report against screen then "ubuntu-bug screen"
[00:44] <Garnasha> canthus13, I think he means, what client?
[00:44] <canthus13> rww: You know, you're prolly right. It's probably got somethign to do with PuTTY not implementing UTF-8 properly.
[00:44] <Garnasha> !bug
[00:45] <malandrao> hey!
[00:45] <rww> canthus13: yeah, it's not UTF-8 compatible by default. I think there are settings you can tweak, though I haven't done it in a while.
[00:45] <malandrao> about xss
[00:45] <Gambino> http://img195.imageshack.us/img195/2682/screenshottz.png Which one should I partition, or should I make new table?
[00:46] <canthus13> rww: I've tweaked it to partial compatibility. Still get lotsa squares, tho> :(
[00:46] <topobot> ok thanks
[00:47] <rww> canthus13: I think I ended up installing the Deja Vu fontpack and pointing it at that to get it to work 100%
[00:47] <Garnasha> ubuntu-bug idle3
[00:47] <Garnasha> oh
[00:47] <Garnasha> right
[00:47] <rww> I imagine Windows has some fully-Unicode-capable font by default /somewhere/, though.
[00:47] <Garnasha> terminal command -.-
[00:47] <canthus13> rww: That's a nice idea, but this a portable version. I can't go installing fonts on every machine I run it on. :P
[00:48] <Garnasha> canthus13, so, install it on our portable version :D
[00:48] <Garnasha> canthus13, *your
[00:48] <canthus13> Garnasha: Fonts? In windows? I don't think you can do that... I think they have to be installed on the machine.
[00:49] <Garnasha> canthus13, wai... Windows is portable nowadays?
[00:49] <canthus13> Garnasha: No. but my USB drive is.
[00:49] <Garnasha> canthus13, uhm... portable IRC client?
[00:49] <the_file> Hi Im on kubuntu
[00:49] <the_file> I am trying to find a way to enable the vista/windows 7 menu search bar
[00:50] <the_file> I think kubuntu has that
[00:50] <canthus13> Garnasha: Nah. I just SSH into my server for irssi.
[00:50] <econdudeawesome> the_file as in desktop search?
[00:50] <cpu> i need some help, my ubuntu 10.04 laptop wont connect to my pptp vpn thats running on ubuntu 10.04 server
[00:51] <cdr-> how can I tell what the return code of a command was?
[00:51] <cpu> i get an error about lcp timeout sending configs
[00:52] <LjL> cdr-: echo $?
[00:52] <cpu> but M$ clients can connect just fine
[00:52] <Garnasha> canthus13, too much technical terms for me, I've only just decided I want to learn how all this stuff works instead of just using ubuntu as a lightweight stable OS
[00:52] <Garnasha> canthus13, too many, even
[00:53] <canthus13> Garnasha: Well, if you have any questions about screen/irssi, lemme know.
[00:53] <Garnasha> ok :)
[00:53] <canthus13> Garnasha: In fact.. CHeck this out:  http://quadpoint.org/articles/irssi
[00:53] <cpu> can someone help me?
[00:54] <poncho> probable
[00:54] <poncho> not me though
[00:54] <cpu> i've had this issue for a while with no resolve.
[00:54] <poncho> ...
[00:54] <glick> in ubuntu can i become the mysql user by on a root shell typing su mysql?
[00:54] <cpu> glick yes.
[00:55] <glick> cpu, it doesnt appear to be working
[00:55] <cpu> poncho its an issue with pptp vpn
[00:55] <glick> it still says im root
[00:55] <cdr-> thanks LjL
[00:55] <cpu> glick try sudo -s mysql
[00:55] <Garnasha> canthus13, thank you. I'll put it in a list of things to check out to learn more
[00:55] <Garnasha> canthus13, that list is growing quickly though
[00:55] <glick> cpu, i get ERROR 1045 (28000): Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' (using password: NO)
[00:56] <cpu> glick why do you need to become the mysql user?
[00:56] <glick> cpu reset the database root password
[00:56] <ZykoticK9> glick, "using password: NO" means your not entering a password!  if one is already set - you will fail.
[00:56] <cpu> glick there is another way to do that
[00:56] <oxytechx> The header of this page is using 'Calibri' as the font face, but how does this appear for Ubuntu users?  Link:  Credit Cards & Cyber Crime - Top 10 Hottest Items Stolen Online [infographic] http://www.superstoresearch.com/infographics/credit-card-protection/
[00:56] <glick> how
[00:56] <cpu> http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/resetting-permissions.html
[00:57] <glick> cpu, thats what im reading
[00:57] <glick> step one is: log onto your system as the unix user that the mysqld server runs as
[00:58] <glick> can i just uninstall and reinstall cpu ?
[00:58] <sxp> I have GRUB, but in this version there are not menu.lst. How can I change the boot order of the Operating Systems?
[00:59] <glick> can i do that?
[00:59] <glick> just reinstall?
[00:59] <cpu> lol yeah
[01:00] <clarnist> hello guys\
[01:00] <clarnist> I have trouble running tibia on ubuntu 64bit
[01:00] <dogmeat> i tried to mount a drive, and change the mount properties, now it is saying there is an error with my new settings, and does not mount. how can i change those set properties?
[01:00] <SoftwareExplorer> On my computer, the root user can see some of the files in my home folder, but not all of them. However, my user can see all of the files. It even happens on a different install! What could be happening?
[01:00] <clarnist> ./Tibia: error while loading shared libraries: libGLU.so.1: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS64
[01:01] <clarnist> that is the error
[01:01] <clarnist> can anybody help me
[01:02] <woodyjlw> anyone know anything about cedega?    I only want to play one game with it if I use it and I dont know if I buy it once or if I pay monthly for it. anyone use it that could tell me about it?
[01:03] <Oer> clarnist what is tibia ? itś not in synaptic
[01:03] <clarnist> some kind of game
[01:03] <santy> hola!
[01:04] <Oer> clarnist, is it a wine-game ?
[01:04] <kuyanatan> can someone help me? i have a computer that freezes when waking on sleep and doesn't respond, causing me to do a hard reset. this only happens when i close the lid of the laptop and not when i click suspend from the power menu
[01:04] <santy> asi que esto es el famoso IRC
[01:04] <clarnist> no native
[01:04] <woodyjlw> WOW
[01:04] <santy> mira vos que lindo
[01:04] <ZykoticK9> clarnist, you might want to ask in #winehq
[01:04] <ZykoticK9> !es | santy
[01:05] <santy> jaja ya se era solo para probar, pero gracias por preocuparte
[01:05] <woodyjlw> is wine the same as cedega?
[01:05] <Gambino>  http://img195.imageshack.us/img195/2682/screenshottz.png I think sda is my external. If I highlight it, I have the option to make new table. Is that the proper way of partitioning it?
[01:05] <VxJasonxV> Is there an MD5/SHA hash of 10.04 LTS somewhere?
[01:06] <ZykoticK9> VxJasonxV, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
[01:06] <kuyanatan> can someone help me? i have a computer that freezes when waking on sleep and doesn't respond, causing me to do a hard reset. this only happens when i close the lid of the laptop and not when i click suspend from the power menu. if it helps, when i hibernate (clicking from power menu) it freezes, but not until i can log back on
[01:06] <VxJasonxV> Thanks ZykoticK9
[01:07] <VxJasonxV> I can't even figure out where that's linked from
[01:07] <dogmeat> folks, i have solved my issue
[01:07] <cpu> this vpn issue sucks
[01:07] <ZykoticK9> VxJasonxV, "ubuntu 10.04 md5" was my google search criteria
[01:08] <silentguardian> what's your VPN issue?
[01:08] <Oer> clarnist, tibia.com provides only 32 bit client
[01:08] <cpu> my ubuntu 10.04 laptop wont connect to my ubuntu 10.04 server running pptpd
[01:08] <ZykoticK9> clangor, wrong elf class typically is a wrong architecture error
[01:08] <silentguardian> any particular error?
[01:08] <silentguardian> and what medium between client and host?
[01:09] <ZykoticK9> !who | silentguardian cpu
[01:09] <VxJasonxV> ZykoticK9, yeah, well I was on Ubuntu's site :P.
[01:10] <silentguardian> cpu: sorry, I've gotta brb, if it's a network issue I might be able to help you troubleshoot
[01:10] <cpu> its not a network issue
[01:10] <cpu> all the M$ machines here connect
[01:10] <brokenbynubs> Hi there, I could use some help
[01:10] <silentguardian> cpu: what versions of windows?
[01:10] <cpu> xp , 7
[01:10] <ZykoticK9> !ask | brokenbynubs
[01:11] <silentguardian> cpu: sorry, brb that one moment
[01:12] <Oer> clarnist, open the folder Tibia, and use 'Tibia' withe the square icon, works here
[01:12] <brokenbynubs> I'm trying to install Mass Effect 2 through wine.  I know that the wineapp db says it installs, and i can get through the first install CD just fine.  Once it gets to the 2nd CD, it opens my drive and tells me to put it in... I do and it keeps re-opening the drive and repeating the message.
[01:13] <cpu> silentguardian the only error i really get is LCP timeout sending config files
[01:14] <ZykoticK9> brokenbynubs, if you don't get an answer here you might also want to try #winehq good luck.
[01:15] <Topy> hi again. question, how can i see which repository a package would be installed from?
[01:15] <Topy> (using apt)
[01:16] <CakeProphet> Is this the appropriate channel to ask about specific applications on Ubuntu? Specifically, I was wondering how to make Rhythmbox open a window instead of creating an icon in the notication area by default
[01:17] <thune3> kuyanatan: so hibernate is not working? can you set the lid-close action in Prefs->Power Management to suspend as a workaround?
[01:17] <ZykoticK9> Topy, "apt-cache policy nautilus" and check where the package is downloaded from at the bottom - is one way
[01:17] <Oer> Topy apt-cach show <package>
[01:17] <ZykoticK9> Topy, Oer "show" is much better ;)  thanks Oer
[01:17] <Topy> that worked, thanks
[01:17] <Oer> error apt-cache show
[01:18] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: which distro do you recommend me using?
[01:18] <CakeProphet> Another question: why did volume control disappear from my panel when I upgraded to Lucid? How do I put it back?
[01:18] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Ubuntu 10.04
[01:18] <kuyanatan> thune3: sorry was looking at something
[01:18] <kuyanatan> ok
[01:19] <thedangler> Hello i installed gnome 3 and it didn' change to it. when i tried gnome-shell --replace it switched but everything froze. so i had to restart and now im back to where i was.
[01:19] <ZykoticK9> CakeProphet, Add to Panel - Indicator Applet, i think
[01:19] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: can I use unetbootin to get it?
[01:19] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Yes.
[01:19] <thune3> Oer: how do you tell which is installed from apt-cache show ?
[01:20] <kuyanatan> thune3: it is set to suspend, should i set it to hibernate or blank screen?
[01:20] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: it only goes up to 8.10.
[01:20] <cpu> silentguardian any ideas?
[01:20] <ZykoticK9> thune3, i use "dpkg -l | grep WHATIMLOOKINGFOR" is how i establish if something is installed or not.  one way.
[01:20] <booi> anyone elses gwibber stop working today?
[01:21] <CakeProphet> ZykoticK9:  ah yes, that did it. Too bad it comes with other things I don't really care about. :(
[01:21] <ZykoticK9> booi, if you mean Facebook mine stops for days all the time :(
[01:21] <thune3> ZykoticK9: thx, i'm ok determining which is installed, i'm just wondering how it's possible to determine that from Oer's recommendation: apt-cache show
[01:21] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: (on my unetbootin) i think I downloaded it yesterday
[01:21] <booi> seems like facebook and twitter
[01:21] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: I see 10.04 as an option here.
[01:21] <booi> :(
[01:21] <gafir> hello, what editor/ide or application would you recommend to work on C++ code?
[01:22] <booi> gafir: eclipse
[01:22] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: could my unetbootin just be an old version?
[01:22] <gafir> booi: isn't eclipse primarily dedicated to the development of java applications?
[01:22] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Maybe.
[01:22] <CakeProphet> gafir:  I personally use gedit, but it's a bit sparse as far as IDEs go. It does have useful plugins though.
[01:23] <booi> gafir: it's meant to work for anything but eclipse itself was written in java (and hence it's initial use)
[01:23] <thune3> kuyanatan: i was wondering if hibernate was the problem alone, but it appears not. What laptop model do you have?
[01:23] <Gambino> Installing on ext HDD and I get this error.
[01:23] <Gambino> Input/output error during read on dev/sdc
[01:23] <Gambino>  Ignore/ cancel/ retry. Retry doesn't work.
[01:23] <booi> gafir: we use it for PHP dev
[01:23] <kuyanatan> acer aspire one (actually a cousin's computer)
[01:23] <gafir> booi: for php you should try netbeans really cool :-)
[01:23] <gafir> booi: do you need a plugin to work on C++ on Eclipse? For syntax highlighting and hinting maybe?
[01:24] <thedangler> so is there another way to get the gnome-shell working other then gnome-shell --replace?
[01:24] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: is the latest version 304-1?\
[01:24] <Oer> thune3, me too, actually, it harly telling the repository, only filename can give a hint
[01:24] <CakeProphet> gafir:  if you just want something to get the job done (syntax highlighting, basic auto-tabbing) then gedit is fine.
[01:24] <Topy> does anyone have an idea why slim (display manager) doesnt work on my netbook? it just hangs at "Starting X display manager: slim"
[01:24] <booi> gafir: yes, there's a plugin management system so it should be pretty simple.
[01:24] <Topy> same thing for xdm, only one that seems to work is gdm (havent tried kdm or qingy)
[01:24] <gafir> CakeProphet: I'll try to use gedit too -- this means that you manually go into the terminal and compile your program with gcc right?
[01:24] <booi> gafir: although if you're on windows, visual studio blows everything out of the water. even the free version.
[01:24] <Topy> i would prefer to use slim
[01:24] <gafir> booi: thanks, I'll check it out
[01:24] <booi> gafir: if you're on mac, xcode is better too.
[01:25] <gafir> booi:I'm on Ubuntu
[01:25] <kuyanatan> thune3: if it helps i looked in /var/log/messages and acpi error AE_ALREADY_EXISTS and i have an acer aspire one
[01:25] <kuyanatan> oops already said that
[01:25] <booi> gafir: eclipse is probably your best bet at fully featured dev
[01:25] <booi> gafir: http://www.eclipse.org/cdt/
[01:25] <gafir> thanks
[01:25] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Looks like the latest version is 485
[01:26] <CakeProphet> gafir:  yes. There's also a terminal plugin for gedit as well, but that's also manually compiling. It's what "real programmers" do as well as programming native machine code with hex editors, magnets, etc.
[01:26] <cpu> anyone have any luck connecting to another linux box hosting pptp vpn on ubuntu 10.04?
[01:26] <gafir> CakeProphet: cool, so you use gedit for any kind of coding?
[01:26] <deexannihilate> jordan_u: gah. my synaptic shows 304-1. I'm just DL it from the site. can I then use unetbootin to print it to USB?
[01:26] <daniskami> gafir: You might also give Geany a try if you want an IDE more powerful than Gedit but not as bloated as Eclipse
[01:26] <daniskami> But for me, Gedit is more than enough for every programming and editing task
[01:27] <booi> daniskami: i solved the eclipse bloat
[01:27] <booi> by getting 8gb of ram
[01:27] <gafir> daniskami: geany sounds good, been using it before, didn't think about it for C++
[01:27] <CakeProphet> gafir:  more or less I use gedit for everything, but only because I haven't found a more comprehensive IDE that I like (Eclipse and friends) or have the patience to learn (EMACs and friends)
[01:27] <Topy> CakeProphet: there is nothing like coding with a puncher and a stack of old postcards!
[01:27] <daniskami> booi: lol
[01:27] <daniskami> booi: soon, the Eclipse guys will have coped with your 8 gigs :-P
[01:27] <olegteror> пездец русские вымерли?
[01:27] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: What version of Ubuntu are you using?
[01:27] <Oer> Topy, sudo dpkg-reconfigure slim >> http://www.wikihow.com/Install-Minimal-Ubuntu-Linux
[01:27] <Jordan_U> !ru | olegteror
[01:28] <Topy> Oer: done that (several times)
[01:28] <gafir> daniskami: do you need any geany plugin to work on c++ ?
[01:28] <booi> daniskami: 16 then? hey, if you're a programmer by trade, gotta have the best tools.
[01:28] <kevin_> how can I install python 3? I am using a book that I have to learn python, and I want to install it. Last time I tinkered with python 3 and "installed" it, i couldn't boot up into ubuntu. how can I get it to work?
[01:28] <deexannihilate> Jordan_u: i'm using eeebuntu
[01:28] <gafir> daniskami: anything that would enhance the experience?
[01:28] <Topy> Oer: and on my VM, it works perfectly, but it wont run on the eee pc for some reason
[01:28] <olegteror>  /join #ubuntu-ru
[01:28] <Oer> Tpy, logout, change the GDM at login ?
[01:29] <CakeProphet> kevin_:  hmmm, there doesn't seem to be a package for it. You may need to compile from source, but I'm not certain.
[01:29] <daniskami> gafir: It's been a while, so I can't help you with that, sorry
[01:29] <gafir> daniskami: ok thanks
[01:31] <seidos> kevin_, I heard that upgrading to python can break python programs.  But I don't remember where I heard it from, and I'm not sure how true it is.
[01:31] <daniskami> booi: I still have only 1 GB :'(
[01:31] <TiK> question: why is th slider to chose the filesize of the save greyed out whe i try to run startup disk creator on a 64 bit ubuntu install (32 bit ubuntu iso)? i did it ayway to test it and itdoesnt save files.. Ineed it for te 32 bit computes at school
[01:31] <booi> seidos: it's almost guaranteed to break your OS
[01:31] <thune3> kuyanatan: been looking around, do you know *which* aspire one? which model number?
[01:32] <booi> seidos: a lot of system scripts and linked programs use python
[01:32] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Do you have another flash drive?
[01:32] <TiK> hmm
[01:32] <seidos> booi, is this true for debian as well as ubuntu?
[01:33] <was> Hi! i disabled KMS and the splash screen has the wrong resolution. Any ideas on how to fix that?
[01:33] <pfifo> hi guise
[01:33] <kuyanatan> thune3: i think zg5 thanks for al your help
[01:33] <CakeProphet> kevin_:  also Python 3 is fairly new. Does your book specifically want you to use Python 3? Most books are written for Python 2.*
[01:33] <kuyanatan> all
[01:33] <kevin__> CakeProphet, sorry, internet went down. So yeah, i dont know how to do that
[01:33] <booi> seidos: that's probably true for most big distributions
[01:33] <kevin__> yes CakeProphet , thats why :/
[01:34] <seidos> booi, thank you
[01:34] <booi> seidos: usually if you want to play with python 3 it's installed into  a different directory and the binary is called python30 or something to avoid issues with system scripts
[01:34] <trashguy> hello
[01:34] <trism> kevin__: there should be no problems installing the python3 package, as long as you don't set it as the default python
[01:34] <booi> trism: exactly
[01:34] <trashguy> anyoen load any Intel 10gig ixbge drivers in ubuntu?
[01:34] <CakeProphet> kevin__:  hmmm, okay. compiling from source isn't as painful as it sounds. It'll probably be useful knowledge later on, since you're learning how to program.
[01:34] <kevin__> in the Software Center, there is this one that says "Python (v3.1) Interpreter. is that it?
[01:34] <CakeProphet> kevin__:  ah, but apparently there is a python3 package. I searched for the wrong thing. :P
[01:35] <kevin__> I think what I did last time was make it default, as trism suggested I do not do
[01:35] <CakeProphet> kevin__:  on command line: sudo apt-get install python3
[01:36] <CakeProphet> I was looking for a package named python-3.0, as that's the usual convention.
[01:36] <Jordan_U> deexannihilate: Do you have another flash drive?
[01:36] <Daekdroom> !info python3
[01:36] <kevin__> ok so it finished..
[01:36] <booi> python won't be called python-3.0 because it'll upgrade the python-2.6 already on there.
[01:36] <booi> so it's a completely different package
[01:36] <CakeProphet> kevin__:  type "python" on a command line and see what version it says.
[01:37] <kevin__> 2.6.5 :D
[01:37] <kevin__> so it didnt change the default
[01:37] <CakeProphet> kevin__:  correct
[01:37] <CakeProphet> kevin__:  I assume the command "python3" is now Python 3.0
[01:37] <kevin__> is IDLE already probably installed with it?
[01:37] <thune3> kuyanatan: i don't know if i can help, still trying to find info. what is output of "cat /sys/class/dmi/id/product_name"
[01:37] <trism> kevin__: no by default
[01:37] <kuyanatan> thine3: have no idea if related but checking /var/log/messages can find various instances of acpi errors near times i tried to hibernate or closed the lid.
[01:38] <CAPcap> I want to make a persistent usb of dreamlinux, without having to make a live cd or do i full install of it elsewhere first, are there programs that can do a persistent usb? unetbootin cant
[01:38] <Prasoon> how to download torrent in ubuntu?
[01:38] <trism> kevin__: install idle-python3.1
[01:38] <CakeProphet> kevin__:  package idle-python3.1
[01:38] <kuyanatan> thine3: AOA110
[01:38] <kuyanatan> sorry
[01:38] <kuyanatan> thune3: AOA110
[01:39] <kuyanatan> thune3: sorry if i gave you the wrong one before. looked on back of laptop. thanks for all your help so far!
[01:39] <CAPcap> Prasoon, Applications> Internet> Transmission BitTorrent Client
[01:39] <kevin__> I got it! Thank you guys very very much!
[01:39] <Prasoon> I don't have transmission BitTorrent Client
[01:39] <Oer> have fun all
[01:39] <CAPcap> Prasoon, well then it should be in Synaptic.
[01:40] <Topy> Oer: slim works if i start it manually (gdm stop followed by sudo slim), but on system start i just get "Starting X display manager: slim" and nothing happens
[01:40] <kevin__> Thanks CakeProphet and trism
[01:40] <Prasoon> CAPcap, isn't there utorrent or vuze for ubuntu?
[01:41] <Gambino> I am trying to create a new table on my HDD using the installer, but it is telling me I will delete all info on the drive. I want to dual boot.
[01:41] <CAPcap> Prasoon, I don't know, type them into the search bar in Synaptic Package Manager.
[01:41] <Prasoon> yep. there is!
[01:42] <thune3> kuyanatan: i'm not finding much, if you pastebin the relevant sections of the log, i'll take a look
[01:42] <kuyanatan> ok
[01:42] <CAPcap> Prasoon, opera web browser can also do torrents
[01:42] <Prasoon> but i don't use it.
[01:42] <CAPcap> I rarely download torrents and since i have transmission and opera i never bothered to look further
[01:42] <falckon> Can you use different outputs with different applications with Ubuntu/pulseaudio?
[01:42] <kuyanatan> thune3: its on another computer, gimme a sec
[01:43] <blain> Gambino new table or new partition?
[01:43] <blain> new table means all old partitions are gone
[01:44] <Gambino> New partition, but I did it earlier with my external and it wasn't mounted, so I am just going to partition my internal. But the onlything I can highlight is /sda and then the 'New Table' button highlights.
[01:44] <hydro> Hi, I have ubuntu 9.10 successfully installed on a machine. Something changed and with a KVM setup I no longer get a login prompt after startup at the console. But I can get in if I boot in single user mode. I think the change may have happened after I installed
[01:44] <hydro> Openssh
[01:45] <hydro> Any suggestions would be appreciated
[01:45] <osmodivs> Who knows how to bypass a swap to a node?
[01:45] <Prasoon> CAPcap, Coul not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock -open (11: Resource temrarily unavailable)
[01:45] <Prasoon> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[01:45] <geowany> good night!
[01:46] <Gambino> blain, Any thoughts on how to do this?
[01:46] <CAPcap> i dont know, thats over my head, Prasoon
[01:46] <bastid_raZor> Prasoon: you have another apt-get or synaptic or software center open. you can use only one at a time.
[01:46] <Prasoon> how to unlock administration directory?
[01:47] <Prasoon> oh okay
[01:47] <CAPcap> I want to make a persistent usb of dreamlinux, without having to make a live cd or do i full install of it elsewhere first, are there programs that can do a persistent usb? unetbootin cant
[01:47] <Prasoon> oh okay, CAPcap
[01:47] <kuyanatan> prasoon: close synaptic and anything else that you entered your password in and then try the command again
[01:47] <Prasoon> yyeahh..
[01:47] <blain> Gambino are you sure you're picking the right drive? or is it encrypted?
[01:47] <kuyanatan> prasoon: you can only have one instance open at once
[01:47] <Prasoon> umm how to uninstall any softwqare
[01:48] <Prasoon> software**
[01:48] <blain> apt-get remove ?
[01:48] <Prasoon> okay
[01:48] <Gambino> I am sure I am choosing the right drive. I think I need 'add' to be highlighted, but only New Partition Table, highlights.
[01:49] <blain> Prasoon that only applies to software installed using the repositories
[01:49] <blain> Gambino weird
[01:49] <hylian> iamchris the only reason there is a netbook version is because of screen size and battery life. the full version of ubuntu is perfect for a laptop.
[01:49] <Prasoon> blain, ok thanks
[01:50] <laurence> hello anyone good with java?
[01:50] <Lantizia> Anyone used gnoMint in here?
[01:50] <blain> i've programmed java some years ago
[01:50] <laurence> hey blain i ask because i have a hw assignment im working on
[01:50] <laurence> if u want to help that be great
[01:50] <Prasoon> how to search for program installed in the computer. I just installed bittorrent but can't find it on the internet section. where do i open it from.
[01:51] <blain> apt-cache search
[01:51] <bastid_raZor> Prasoon: bittorent is commane line only.
[01:51] <hylian> iamchris under power management you can set whether to see the battery indicator or not, system - preferences -power management
[01:51] <bastid_raZor> Prasoon: command line only.. man bittorrent on how to use it.
[01:51] <Prasoon> bastid_raZor, how to use it
[01:52] <blain> use vuze for torrent download
[01:52] <kuyanatan> thune3: sorry i can't seem to find it again
[01:52] <Prasoon> blain, ^^ for me ?
[01:52] <bastid_raZor> blain: bleh, nice heavy weigth app for simple torrent downloads.. tranmission is installed by default
[01:52] <kuyanatan> thune3: i was at ubuntu-beginners first, they suggested i go to ubuntu-kernel and nobody answered me there
[01:53] <blain> maybe
[01:53] <blain> it's the best bittorrent client
[01:53] <blain> no question about that
[01:53] <kuyanatan> blain: whats the best bittorrent client?
[01:53] <blain> and it's java, so multi-platform
[01:53] <hylian> as for network, you just want to see how strong your strength is, or whether you connected? because under system preference network connections you can check all that, and that should also be available via the menubar's network connection manager
[01:53] <blain> vuze aka azureus
[01:53] <bastid_raZor> blain: if you don't need all the bloat it brings.. it is not the best.
[01:54] <kuyanatan> ah
[01:54] <blain> you don't know you need them until you see them ^^
[01:54] <newbi> hola
[01:54] <newbi> alguien que hable español
[01:55] <blain> hola como estas
[01:55] <rww> !es | newbi
[01:55] <Prasoon> how to install force quit software?
[01:55] <newbi> bien aui son ya las 2 de la madrugada
[01:55] <newbi> blain sabes usar bien el bactrack
[01:55] <happyface> what's the best domain parking service?
[01:55] <newbi> ?¿
[01:55] <blain> mas ou menos
[01:55] <Prasoon> how to start bittorrent from bittorrent?
[01:56] <Prasoon> from terminal**
[01:56] <newbi> me podrias enseñar cosas que tu sepas y yo ati las que yo sepa
[01:56] <newbi> te parece bien?
[01:56] <blain> no :P
[01:56] <newbi> por que?
[01:56] <blain> vai a #backtrack
[01:56] <newbi> ok
[01:56] <newbi> gracias
[01:57] <hylian> Prasoon transmission is the command, but thats for the gui bittorrent client
[01:57] <bastid_raZor> there is a transmission-cli
[01:57] <newbi> solo habia una persona
[01:57] <kevin__> is there a "one fits all" multimedia codec or do i have to install all of the different packages?
[01:58] <newbi> alquien que me quiera enseñarme a prender algunas herramientas de bactrack ?¿
[01:59] <thegrasshoper> why does my firefox randomly close? when watching videos on youtube? only some videos though ;/
[01:59] <Topy> sorry for repeating myself but i cant get it to work: why wont slim start at boot? it works if i start it manually
[02:00] <blain> chkconfig slim on
[02:00] <CAPcap> I want to make a persistent usb of dreamlinux, without having to make a live cd or do i full install of it elsewhere first, are there programs that can do a persistent usb? unetbootin cant
[02:00] <Prasoon> installing force quite
[02:00] <Prasoon> installing force-quit
[02:02] <bastid_raZor> Prasoon: there is a force quit you can add to gnome-panel
[02:02] <Prasoon> bastid_raZor, how can i do that?
[02:03] <Topy> blain: what does that do?
[02:03] <bastid_raZor> Prasoon: right click on the panel > add to panel > force quit
[02:03] <webPragmatist> any ideas why ssh would say connection refused after reboot? I don't have iptables enabled… It's like it doesn't boot all the way possibly
[02:03] <blain> Topy would add slim to init level 3 if the init script has that name
[02:04] <Topy> blain: it did...something. no output. i'll try restarting
[02:04] <liam_> Does anyone have any idea why plymouth isn't loading my boot/shutdown splash ?
[02:05] <blain> Topy
[02:05] <Garnasha> Ok, I filed a bug report. How long should I expect to have to wait before seeing an importance assigned/a workaround suggested/a fix released?
[02:05] <blain> chkconfig --list slim
[02:05] <rahduke> Anyone know about MediaTomb? Setting it up and whatnot???
[02:05] <Topy> blain: no change, it hangs at "Starting X display manager: slim"
[02:05] <eve> it will be your death
[02:06] <Topy> blain: that says: slim 0:off 1:off 2:on 3:on 4:on 5:on 6:off
[02:06] <blain> then it's starting at boot
[02:07] <Topy> hm, i just realized... i think it only works if i load and stop gdm first
[02:07] <Topy> maybe gdm initializes something slim needs?
[02:07] <blain> what's slim btw
[02:07] <Garnasha> xD
[02:07] <Topy> display manager, like gdm, kdm, ...
[02:07] <Topy> but lightweight and...nice
[02:07] <blain> chkconfig gdm off
[02:07] <Topy> already tried that
[02:08] <blain> sorry never heard of it
[02:08] <Aiya> hello.~I want to ask i cant enable the  cubic effect in my ubuntu-netbook.How do i enable it?
[02:08] <blain> i just use kde
[02:08] <Aiya> How do I use it?
[02:08] <rahduke> so noone is up on media tomb? not a one of ya
[02:08] <Topy> blain: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SLiM
[02:08] <blain> Aiya systems settings -> desktop effects
[02:08] <hiexpo> i had the weirdest thing happen i compiles an app  and went to run it and everytime no such command but if i cd to the dir where it was installed than run it / it works ?
[02:09] <blain> Topy thanks but im not interested
[02:09] <Topy> blain: just saying :)
[02:09] <blain> my hardware is here to be used
[02:10] <liam_> Does anyone have any idea why plymouth isn't loading my boot/shutdown splash ?
[02:10] <gafir> is C++ still the leading language for programs on Mac/Linux/Windows?
[02:10] <blain> gafir for kde it is
[02:11] <gafir> blain: and gnome?
[02:11] <deexannihilate> jordan_u
[02:11] <Topy> what exactly does "sudo gdm" do? as in, is there a script being run somewhere? i can now confirm that for some reason, slim will only run if gdm was started before
[02:11] <blain> gafir gnome still has a lot of stuff in C
[02:12] <Topy> ah, just found it, /etc/init.d/gdm and /etc/init.d/slim
[02:12] <gafir> blain: ok, I see -- so C++ is definitely better to learn than C?
[02:12] <Mahjongg> gafir, you learn c++
[02:12] <blain> yes
[02:12] <gafir> Mahjongg blain: because anyway if you understand C++ you can understand code in C no?
[02:12] <danb> hi
[02:13] <blain> sorta
[02:13] <Mahjongg> gafir, true but if you understand you'll understand c++ too
[02:13] <Mahjongg> gafir, true but if you understand C you'll understand c++ too
[02:13] <gafir> Mahjongg: but C++ is object oriented while C isn't, so it makes a cleaner start to go with C++ no?
[02:13] <Mahjongg> you can write OO codes in C too
[02:13] <Aiya> I have enable by system > app> visual effect but how do I make like cubic and squere and control it.? Any tutorial?
[02:13] <blain> no
[02:14] <Mahjongg> gafir, OOP is a style
[02:14] <gafir> Mahjongg: didn't know C was also object oriented
[02:14] <hiexpo> why when i type a command i get notfound but if i cd to it and than type the command it runs ?
[02:14] <blain> OO came later
[02:14] <gafir> Mahjongg: it requires to create classes -- so the language has to support classes no?
[02:14] <Mahjongg> gafir, C has structs
[02:14] <Mahjongg> similar to classes
[02:14] <blain> thats not a class
[02:14] <bastid_raZor> hiexpo: the /path/to/file is not in your $PATH
[02:14] <blain> not even close
[02:14] <gafir> blain: so C isn't OO?
[02:14] <blain> nop
[02:15] <gafir> but C++ is
[02:15] <hiexpo> ok check it in nano
[02:15] <blain> y
[02:15] <gafir> Mahjongg blain: thanks for your help
[02:15] <Mahjongg> sigh
[02:15] <blain> java is also
[02:15] <hiexpo> bastid_raZor,  thanks
[02:16] <Aiya> I have enable cube effect by system > app> visual effect but how do I make like cubic and squere and control it.? Any tutorial?
[02:16] <Spanglish_7776> hiexpo if you create a dir in your home dir called bin and place the script there it will run from command line.
[02:16] <blain> ctrl+alt+arrow
[02:16] <Spanglish_7776> hiexpo or program
[02:17] <hiexpo> Spanglish_7776,  ok
[02:17] <Aiya> blain: Notting happens when I ctrl+alt+arrow
[02:17] <Aiya> Why?
[02:18] <dma> can i transfer my hard drive with ubuntu os to a different computer
[02:18] <blain> sure
[02:18] <dma> do i have to re-install ubuntu
[02:18] <blain> as long as the arch is the same
[02:18] <blain> no
[02:18] <thegrasshoper> why is  my firefox randomly close? when watching videos on youtube.. only on some videos though?? :S
[02:19] <dma> if arc is different do i have to re-install ubuntu
[02:19] <thegrasshoper> closing(
[02:19] <blain> crash?
[02:19] <blain> is it version >3.6.6 ?
[02:19] <blain> dma it probably won't work if the architecure changes
[02:19] <blain> cpu i mean
[02:20] <dma> if it is diffrent than do i have to re-install ubuntu
[02:20] <blain> im not sure
[02:20] <blain> try it an see
[02:20] <dma> okay i will try thanks
[02:20] <Cityscape> dma: depends
[02:21] <bastid_raZor> dma: if you have a 64bit OS installed and try to move it to box that has a 32bit only processor then yes. if you have 32bit OS it should work regardless
[02:21] <dma> okay thanks guys
[02:21] <blain> good night
[02:21] <Cityscape> dma: if you switch from a 32 intel arc to a 64 bit intel/amd arc then probably not
[02:21] <Aiya> I set the visual effect at extra but when Check back its back to none.Why its happens?
[02:22] <rahduke> comeon someone help me with this media tomb issue.... I found my server from my other device, but everytime i try to play a video the server spits out "ERROR: no valid handler type in http://<IP_ADDRESS>:49152/content/media/object_id/1696/res_id/0/ext/file.avi" .... can someone tell me what that means?
[02:22] <Cityscape> Aiya: something is stopping it from using extra. probably a bad graphics driver or too old graphics card.
[02:23] <Cityscape> Aiya: how old is your computer?
[02:24] <Aiya> Cityscape: How do I figure it out.My laptop is new and using NVIDIA grapic
[02:24] <Cityscape> Aiya: you probably need a better driver.
[02:25] <Spanglish_7776> Aiya you will probably need to install the proprietary drivers for NVIDIA for linux.
[02:25] <Aiya> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/57jV8B8J
[02:25] <un214> When's the last time somebody tried a new ubuntu install in qemu?
[02:25] <Aiya> Can you check this
[02:26] <Aiya> My driver was disable restricted but i enable it
[02:26] <eve> anyone particularly familiar with MDADM and the events it produces? My array seems to say 1200 events since it was built a few days ago. It is degraded sicne 1 drive is dead, and i've gotten a couple of meails about that. but the other events?
[02:26] <Aiya> Spanglish_7776: Cityscape: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/57jV8B8J
[02:27] <Cityscape> Aiya: go to System > Administration > Hardware drivers. does it recommend a driver there?
[02:27] <Aiya> Cityscape: Is says recommand
[02:27] <Aiya> Cityscape: yes
[02:27] <Cityscape> Aiya: I don't know about your link there, doesn't look reliable.
[02:27] <Cityscape> Is it a graphics driver?
[02:28] <CAPcap> I want to make a persistent usb of dreamlinux, without having to make a live cd or do i full install of it elsewhere first, are there programs that can do a persistent usb? unetbootin cant
[02:28] <Aiya> Cityscape: that is the graphic driver in hardware driver when i enable it
[02:29] <Cityscape> Okay Aiya: enable/install the graphics driver you see in Hardware Drivers
[02:29] <Aiya> Cityscape: I have enable it
[02:29] <bastid_raZor> CAPcap: usb-creator-gtk
[02:29] <Aiya> This driver is active
[02:30] <Cityscape> Aiya: Okay if everything looks good then close Hardware Drivers and then try setting it to high effects
[02:30] <xenogia> hi guys.. does anyone know how to stop vertical sync tearing in videos on an nvidia card with compiz turned on.
[02:31] <Daekdroom> Aiya, don't forget to restart the graphical server after activating the driver
[02:31] <lcuk> my god tearing problems are everywhere
[02:31] <Spanglish_7776> Aiya did you reboot or log out and log back in
[02:31] <rahduke> xengoria
[02:31] <rahduke> i do
[02:31] <Cityscape> Aiya: reboot your computer first
[02:32] <rahduke> xenogia: open compiz settings goto general options and set the refresh rate to 60
[02:32] <xenogia> rahduke: i've done that
[02:32] <Aiya> Daekdroom: Spanglish_7776: I have to reboot after choose the extra option in visual effect?
[02:32] <xenogia> still get it unfortanetly
[02:32] <xenogia> no tearing in games, or the desktop
[02:32] <xenogia> just movies
[02:32] <rahduke> xenogia: then open nvida settings then goto xserver and check the sync to vblank box
[02:32] <Daekdroom> Aiya, reboot or closing the session and restarting it
[02:32] <Spanglish_7776> aiya before you do that
[02:32] <rahduke> works for me
[02:32] <Cityscape> Aiya: reboot before
[02:33] <rahduke> i've done it on at least 10 dif computers all media center boxes
[02:33] <xenogia> rahduke: all vsync options are turned in nvidia-settings and compiz.  even added the nvidia-settings -l to my startup applications
[02:33] <xenogia> i don't know why then
[02:33] <rahduke> yup nvidia -l
[02:33] <lcuk> does it tear if you turn off compiz
[02:33] <Aiya> Daekdroom: How do I restart the graphical server after activating the driver?
[02:33] <Cityscape> Aiya: then after your computer restarts enable extra effects
[02:33] <rahduke> was about to tell u that
[02:33] <xenogia> lcuk: if i turn compositing off it doesn't tear
[02:33] <Daekdroom> Aiya, just restart.
[02:33] <Aiya> Cityscape: Spanglish_7776: how do I restart the graphical server after activating the driver?
[02:33] <Cityscape> Aiya: if you reboot it will restart the graphical server.
[02:33] <rahduke> who knows about mediatomb?
[02:33] <rahduke> come on ppl
[02:33] <lcuk> xenogia, what model nvidia and res are you running?
[02:34] <lcuk> are you at the limits of it
[02:34] <Aiya> Ok
[02:34] <Aiya> BRB
[02:34] <rahduke> the Samsung Galaxy S runnin android is sickkkk!
[02:34] <xenogia> lcuk: gtx 275 and two 21" lcds running at 1920x1080
[02:34] <Spanglish_7776> Aiya I think logging out and logging back in will do it but your best bet is just to reboot
[02:34] <xenogia> as stated only happens in videos (tried nv, x11, vdpau and gl)
[02:35] <xenogia> xbmc is the only program it doesn't tear with
[02:35] <lcuk> xenogia, sure, yuv to rgb conversion is hard
[02:35] <lcuk> (for the composited overlay)
[02:35] <xenogia> lcuk: even upgraded compiz to 0.8.6 and turned off undirect fullscreen
[02:35] <deexannihilate> Jordan_U: Yes, I have another USB. I just finished downloading 10.04 from the website and I'm using Unetbootin to print it to another USB right now
[02:36] <xenogia> a really annoying bug
[02:36] <lcuk> xenogia, shame really, on a hunch try lowering the resolution and see what point it stops tearing
[02:36] <lcuk> it could simply be that the drivers are doing all they can
[02:38] <xenogia> lcuk: i did notice the tearing is only at the top of the screen
[02:38] <lcuk> xenogia, just cover that with some duct tape then
[02:38] <kuyanatan_> thune3: Jul 15 17:58:58 rosalinds-laptop anacron[1565]: Anacron 2.3 started on 2010-07-15 Jul 15 17:58:58 rosalinds-laptop anacron[1565]: Normal exit (0 jobs run) Jul 15 17:58:58 rosalinds-laptop kernel: [  921.442668] CPU0 attaching NULL sched-domain. Jul 15 17:58:58 rosalinds-laptop kernel: [  921.442681] CPU1 attaching NULL sched-domain. Jul 15 17:58:58 rosalinds-laptop kernel: [  921.464243] CPU0 attaching sched-domain: Jul 15
[02:39] <xenogia> lcuk: haha
[02:39] <xenogia> lcuk: damn annoying bug, this never happened on my gts 8800
[02:39] <deexannihilate> Jordan_U: assuming you're still available. would you mind walking me through the unmounting and wiping of the USB please?
[02:39] <Aiya> I have reboot and when I choose the the extra option in visual effectt its still back to its none option
[02:39] <lcuk> xenogia, same res?
[02:39] <xenogia> yeah same res
[02:40] <thegrasshoper> Why is my firefox closing when browsing youtube? just says Illegal instruction in terminal
[02:41] <Carlos_Gong> thegrasshoper: then what were you working on in terminal at that time?
[02:41] <Spanglish_7776> Aiya: is the driver still enabled?
[02:41] <xenogia> lcuk: must rip hair out
[02:41] <thegrasshoper> well i ran it from terminal to see what i got
[02:41] <lor> hi! why don't I see the suspend button in the shutdown menu?
[02:42] <Aiya> Spanglish_7776: the driver is enable
[02:42] <lcuk> xenogia, i dont like video tearing either :) so much so i wrote a little something to whack it on the head ;)
[02:42] <thegrasshoper> some youtube videos play fine? thats what i dont understand
[02:42] <Spanglish_7776> Aiya: which version of ubuntu are you using
[02:43] <Cityscape> Aiya: so it still won't stay on extra?
[02:43] <forrestv> how can i downgrade a package (i believe there's a bug in a recent update to libsdl1.2)? `apt-cache showpkg` only shows the current version, so i'm not sure if there are even multiple versions in the repo
[02:43] <Spanglish_7776> Cityscape: na, still being silly
[02:43] <Aiya> Im using ubuntu netbook 9.04 (new version which i download yesterday)
[02:43] <ksbalaji> I have installed some unique packages like G.chrome, opera, etc and a few more under wine in Hardy 8.04. If I upgrade, will I loose them? If I have to install again, I wish to have a list of all apps I have to reinstall. Would I be warned of this while Upgrading?
[02:43] <Aiya> Cityscape: yes.Its wont stay
[02:43] <DarkStar1> Does the standard Remote desktop that comes with gnome allow other users to log in remotely? into their own shell?
[02:44] <DarkStar1> users created on the system only
[02:44] <Cityscape> Aiya: 9.04 is still 2 versions old. the latest is 10.04
[02:44] <george_> ^X
[02:44] <bastid_raZor> DarkStar1: remote desktop has nothing to do with the ability to ssh in.
[02:44] <Aiya> Cityscape: How do I check the version?
[02:44] <Spanglish_7776> DarkStar1: remote desktop is basically vnc
[02:45] <IMTheNachoMan> anyone know of any hardware test software for linux? live cd based?
[02:45] <Spanglish_7776> DarkStar1 have to be logged in and it uses the active session
[02:45] <ksbalaji> which is the latest LTS after 8.04?
[02:45] <DarkStar1> bastid_raZor: I never said anything about SSH-ing in
[02:45] <Spanglish_7776> ksbalaji 10.04
[02:45] <mneptok> Aiya: lsb_release -a
[02:45] <bastid_raZor> DarkStar1: how else would they get to shell/bash?
[02:46] <squirrelly> What is a good resource/method to practice using the terminal? I'd like to become more proficient in what it does and why I should use it
[02:46] <mneptok> ksbalaji: 10.04
[02:46] <bastid_raZor> !terminal | squirrelly read up::
[02:46] <Aiya> Im using
[02:46] <Aiya> Distributor ID:    Ubuntu
[02:46] <Aiya> Description:    Ubuntu 10.04 LTS
[02:46] <Aiya> Release:    10.04
[02:47] <DarkStar1> bastid_raZor: Ooopss Blooper :) but I want the user to be able to log into their own shell. Well run RD through ssh
[02:47] <ksbalaji> Spanglish_7776, while upgrading from 8.04, will I get a list of all apps I may have to reinstall?
[02:48] <Spanglish_7776> ksbalaji: I am not sure, I didn't upgrade I just did a fresh install, I'm funny like that.
[02:48] <mneptok> ksbalaji: apps will be updated, too
[02:48] <mneptok> ksbalaji: unless you did not install them from repositories
[02:50] <squirrelly> Thank you
[02:50] <Spanglish_7776> DarkStar1 Remote Desktop is essentially a vnc instance that allows a person to log into an active login session, I doubt it'll do what you are asking.
[02:51] <ksbalaji> mneptok, thanks - but some I think I did not do from repisitories. like Opera G.Chrome,etc. especially, I use good old adept manager for updates even with 8.04. I wish to retain them or reinstall. I do not have a list. How can I get a list between these two versions (one I have and 10.04?)
[02:51] <Cityscape> Aiya: okay that's a good version
[02:53] <ksbalaji> I wish to prepare a list of apps I now have and which are not in 10.4. How to do get that please?
[02:54] <ennui> does anyone know of a way to disable the speaker muting upon headphones being plugged in?
[02:55] <Spanglish_7776> Aiya: I found this on a forum... "Netbook Edition doesn't use compiz, so no extra desktop effects. If you want desktop effects, at login you might have to change the session to regular ubuntu, not ubuntu netbook edition."
[02:55] <Spanglish_7776> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1476541
[02:56] <Spanglish_7776> Aiya: might be you're issue
[02:56] <ghosTM55> hi all , I can't invoke scim input method to input chinese character even my locale(LC_CTYPE) configured right , any help ? thank you
[02:56] <Cityscape> Spanglish_7776: I think He/she went off the chat ;(
[02:56] <ghosTM55> ah , i mean in emacs
[02:57] <ksbalaji> Spanglish_7776, I also feel a fresh install is good. But may not be good enough for some data. Unfortunately, I did not have the habit of storing all my home files away from system folder.
[02:57] <Spanglish_7776> Cityscape: oh.. gotcha
[02:58] <Zhenya> hi guys can anyone here help with me a USB mounting problem??
[02:59] <Spanglish_7776> ksbalaji: I tend to back up everything just in case so it makes upgrading OS a bit easier for me. as for the apps I may need loaded for the most part, everything I have I can get again fairly easily.
[02:59] <DarkStar1> what's the default port for RD on Ubuntu?
[02:59] <deexannihilate> Can someone please run me through setting up a Live USB through Unetbootin and running it on my other computer. I've followed the basic steps, but I can't seem to get it to boot from the USB.
[02:59] <Spanglish_7776> Zhenya: what's up
[02:59] <Spanglish_7776> DarkStar1 5900
[03:00] <Zhenya> Spanglish_7776: thanks for responding! When itry to mount any drive type devices it takes about an hour to recognise it. is there away to force to reread the attached drives?
[03:01] <Spanglish_7776> is it a flashdrive or an external USB drive?
[03:01] <Spanglish_7776> Zhenya ^^
[03:01] <Zhenya> flash drive! the external drives seem to mount fine!
[03:01] <Zhenya> (actually one is an android phone, the other is a ipod shuffle thingie)
[03:01] <ksbalaji> Spanglish_7776, speaking of backup, which would you suggest for about 80GB of data?
[03:02] <DarkStar1> Spanglish_7776: Thanks
[03:03] <ksbalaji> I hav a D
[03:03] <Spanglish_7776> ksbalaji: I have a server I store my files on and I back up my important data to DVD's. for 80gbs, probably an external USB drive
[03:04] <saleh> i want help i have instal toshiba laptop utilities from ubuntusoftwer and i can find it the appplication ?help i am new in linux osmenu
[03:04] <ksbalaji> Spanglish_7776, I hav aDVD writr. Is it ok to stor all data in a few dvds?
[03:05] <Spanglish_7776> ksbajaji: 80gb of DVDs is quite a few DVDs ;) lots of work but it can be done.
[03:05] <ksbalaji> Spanglish_7776, are public servers online ok for storing data?
[03:05] <deexannihilate> Would someone mind walking me through making a live USB and booting from it. I used unetbootin to make it, but I can't boot from it. :(
[03:05] <Loshki> ksbalaji: I would say hard drives. Nothing else gives you 80GB of storage for the price...
[03:05] <Zhenya> Spanglish_7776: any ideas?
[03:05] <saleh> anyone help ?!!!
[03:06] <Spanglish_7776> ksbajali: I use Dropbox, but they only give two gigs free and i'm cheap, I encrypt everything before storing it online. I'm paranoid.
[03:06] <ksbalaji> Loshki, I am wondering if a public server online (internet) would be of help. would it be faast enough?
[03:06] <Spanglish_7776> Zhenya: hmmm. so USB drives are ok but flashdrives not so much?
[03:06] <Zhenya> Spanglish_7776: correct!
[03:07] <saleh> i want help i have instal toshiba laptop utilities from ubuntusoftwer and i can find it the appplication ?help i am new in linux os
[03:07] <Zhenya> saleh: !repeat
[03:07] <Spanglish_7776> Zhenya: I'm not sure why it would do that. 1 sec
[03:07] <Zhenya> Spanglish_7776: thanks :D
[03:08] <Spanglish_7776> !repeat | saleh
[03:08] <Loshki> ksbalaji: for 80G, it would take forever. Buy some disks and start making backups, full then incremental. Preferably to a different machine...
[03:08] <saleh> i want help i have instal toshiba laptop utilities from ubuntusoftwer and i can not find it the appplication ?where can i find it
[03:08] <saleh> sorry
[03:09] <Zhenya> saleh: i am a noob too but try pressing alt-f2 and typing in toshiba (that might only work in kde....)
[03:09] <Loshki> ksbalaji: if you look at cost, it's hard to beat a 3.5" sata hard drive for price per gigabyte...
[03:10] <ksbalaji> Spanglish_7776, thanks for Dropbox sugg. I also feel I can use them. May be in a few servers! Loshki -AH! yes. maybe 20 DVDs. But for me, I have no spares. I may have to borrow.
[03:10] <saleh> i am using gnome
[03:11] <lcuk> saleh, since you know about the toshiba utilities, i gather you read a website to find them?  did it not list install instructions?
[03:12] <Spanglish_7776> ksbajaji: no problem. I honestly think getting an external drive for that much data would be quickest. maybe even cheaper in the long run
[03:14] <ksbalaji> Loshki, Spanglish_7776 thanks. I feel I have to get an extern. driv abt 500GB capac . which may be cheap in the long run.
[03:15] <ksbalaji> Loshki, 3.5 sata extern -? sugg.capacity?
[03:15] <Spanglish_7776> ksbajali: sure thing. I would also back up important stuff on DVD's and keep them safe.  but that's me, extra careful/
[03:16] <ksbalaji> Spanglish_7776, how fast is external disk? as fast as your harddrive?
[03:16] <Loshki> ksbalaji: actually, if reliability is an issue, far better to have 2 * 250GB drives than one 500GB, on the assumption that they're much less likely to fail *at the same time*. On a separate machine would be even better, in case of controller failure, power etc. that might wipe everything out at the same time. How much you spend depends on how valuable the data are...
[03:18] <Spanglish_7776> ksbalaji: if you have an eSata port that would probably be fastest you can probably get 7200rpm external eSata drive
[03:18] <Loshki> ksbalaji: btw, this probably belongs on -offtopic, since it's not distro-specific...
[03:18] <Spanglish_7776> Zhenya: still looking... 1 sec
[03:18] <Zhenya> Spanglish_7776: thanks for remembering about me :D
[03:19] <ksbalaji> Loshki, ok. thanks. It would help people upgrading - i trust.
[03:19] <deexannihilate> Is anyone able to help me partition/format a USB, so that I can create a liveCD?
[03:20] <Aji-Dahaka> I'm going to sound like a nube, but with the newest release of ubuntu, hooking an ipod touch up yields no interplay.  I get a line in dmesg but no prompt for "what would you like to do with this here ipod?"
[03:21] <Loshki> Aji-Dahaka: I've never done it, but have you seen https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone ?
[03:21] <Daekdroom> Aji-Dahaka, it should display two pop ups
[03:22] <Daekdroom> Or one, depending on the iPod version.
[03:22] <Daekdroom> One regarding the photos and one regarding music.
[03:23] <jacob__> hey guys, is there a way to use gtalk voice in ubuntu
[03:23] <Spanglish_7776> Zhenya: is the transfer rate to the usb flash drive slow? or  just take a while to mount?
[03:23] <Loshki> deexannihilate: I've never done it, but this page talks about formatting a usb: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[03:23] <sisd02> anyone know a good flash drive recovery program?
[03:23] <Zhenya> takes forever to mount
[03:23] <Zhenya> for example
[03:24] <Aji-Dahaka> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGf4i_kxqRU&feature=player_embedded#! <-- that video implies there should be pop-ups, but I'm getting none
[03:24] <Zhenya> its not even mounting
[03:24] <Loshki> !testdisk | sisd02
[03:24] <Zhenya> its realizing there is something to mount
[03:24] <Aji-Dahaka> any idea how to debug this thinger?
[03:24] <sisd02> thanks loshki
[03:25] <Spanglish_7776> Zhenya: you know, I had an issue similar to that. I had mounted a drive from /dev/sdb and when i plugged in a flash drive it wouldn't mount.
[03:25] <Loshki> sisd02: see if there's anything here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery   It talks about testdisk...
[03:25] <Spanglish_7776> Zhenya: I wonder if that is going on with you.
[03:25] <Zhenya> Spanglish_7776: well i hope so, especially if you have a fix :P
[03:25] <deexannihilate> loshki: thanks. I looked at that link but it doesn't show me how to format. I found one that went through the steps, but it isn't working for me.
[03:26] <jacob__> hey guys, is there a way to use gtalk voice in ubuntu?
[03:26] <Spanglish_7776> Zhenya: was fixed as soon as I removed the fstab entry to mount /dev/sdb
[03:26] <Spanglish_7776> soon as I removed that it mounted them flawlessly.
[03:26] <Zhenya> Spanglish_7776: I would love to know how to do that :D
[03:27] <Loshki> deexannihilate: I've never done it :-). Does gparted see the device?
[03:27] <Spanglish_7776> Zhenya: do you have a external USB drive you have mounted permanently?
[03:27] <deexannihilate> loshki: it's ok. I've done it a few times before and I'm still failing. I ran df -h and it recognizes the device
[03:27] <shabbu> Need help: Error in installing ubuntu 9.10 server in virtual machine manager (QEMU). I pasted my error here http://paste.ubuntu.com/464317/
[03:28] <Zhenya> Spanglish_7776: nope
[03:28] <wildbat> hmm, question is it possible to route ALL the connections thru SSH tunneling ??
[03:28] <Loshki> deexannihilate: is there an error message?
[03:28] <xenogia> has anyone had any issues with fsck doing weird things at boot up.. like stalling?
[03:28] <deexannihilate> loshki: the next step was to run fdisk /dev/sdb and it says unable to open
[03:28] <Spanglish_7776> wildbat: if you set socks on the system to point to the ssh tunnel then I believe so
[03:29] <wildbat> Spanglish_7776, how to ?
[03:29] <Loshki> wildbat: I suppose, but ssh is usually only used for specific applications that use tcp connections...
[03:30] <Loshki> deexannihilate: try 'sudo fdisk -l' <--- that's a lower case L. Wanna pastebin the output?
[03:30] <ph1l> on hardy gem search -r gemname doesn't list anything
[03:30] <shabbu> Need help. Error in installing ubuntu 9.10 server in virtual machine manager (QEMU). I pasted my error here http://paste.ubuntu.com/464317/
[03:31] <ph1l> woks on all my other machines...
[03:32] <Spanglish_7776> Zhenya: do you have an external USB drive plugged in when you plug in the flash drive?
[03:32] <Loshki> I wish my machine had its own wok
[03:32] <deexannihilate> loshki: do I just paste it in and submit?
[03:32] <Spanglish_7776> wildbat: http://embraceubuntu.com/2006/12/08/ssh-tunnel-socks-proxy-forwarding-secure-browsing/
[03:32] <sunzaru> linux/ubuntu noob question "you must restart your session" is that a logoff and on? or a reboot ?
[03:32] <Loshki> deexannihilate: yep, first time's that hardest...
[03:32] <Spanglish_7776> sunzaru: yep
[03:33] <deexannihilate> loshki: I believe I did it correctly
[03:33] <Loshki> deexannihilate: now tell us the url it gave you :-)
[03:33] <sunzaru> err.. there were 2 questions there spanglish.  a reboot OR a logoff.. or come to think of it.. maybe you mean eather one will work..
[03:33] <jimerickson> sunzaru logoff
[03:33] <deexannihilate> loshki: http://pastebin.com/8YNy1MNu ? haha
[03:33] <sunzaru> kk tnx :D
[03:33] <sunzaru> brb
[03:33] <Spanglish_7776> sunzaru: either
[03:34] <Zhenya> Spanglish_7776: nope, dont do that
[03:34] <Loshki> deexannihilate: good, your device is /dev/sdb1. You can try 'sudo fsck /dev/sdb1' but I don't know how much checking you can do on a FAT16 filesystem...
[03:35] <seidos> is it possible to *totally* reinitialize wireless without rebooting?
[03:35] <alazyworkaholic> Is there a QoS app for Ubuntu that would work like tomato router firmware? It's okay if it's only\ for traffic in/out of a single computer rather than a network.
[03:35] <deexannihilate> loshki: what am i supposed to do after i try 'sudo fsck /dev/sdb1'.. as you can tell, I have no idea what i'm doin. :(
[03:36] <Loshki> deexannihilate: well, what happened when you typed 'sudo fsck /dev/sdb1' ?
[03:37] <Spanglish_7776> Zhenya: hmmm. no idea.. :(
[03:37] <MaRk-I> seidos: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[03:37] <deexannihilate> loshki: http://pastebin.com/KFgHn93c
[03:38] <seidos> MaRk-I, tried that already.  What does it do?  It doesn't fix my wireless problem.  Does sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart affect the kernel in any way?
[03:38] <Loshki> deexannihilate: see, told you first time was the hardest! That's a perfectly good fsck, since the word 'error' doesn't appear anywhere. Go on to the next step in your instructions. Which web page are you using, btw?
[03:38] <MaRk-I> seidos: no, that just restarts networking wireless/wired
[03:39] <Zhenya> Spanglish_7776: welp :(
[03:39] <omsi> #msg  hola
[03:39] <omsi> hola]
[03:39] <seidos> hmmm, maybe my problem is with the kernel then, or the wireless module
[03:39] <russ> anh  help please ... I downloaded all the most recent updates to my Hardy system and now the flash player in Firefox is not working
[03:39] <seidos> !es | omsi
[03:39] <rafael> KE ONDA
[03:40] <omsi> ke haces we
[03:40] <seidos> !es | rafael
[03:40] <Spanglish_7776> Zhenya: do you know how to use the terminal
[03:40] <deexannihilate> loshki: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/FedoraLiveCD/USBHowTo
[03:40] <Loshki> seidos: a *complete* reinitialization probably requires power cycling the wireless card, because half of it is hardware...
[03:40] <omsi> jaja
[03:41] <Loshki> deexannihilate: a fedora system? Or are you using fedora instructions on Ubuntu :-)
[03:41] <Zhenya> Spanglish_7776: marginally :D but i can get around
[03:41] <omsi> jaja
[03:41] <omsi> y si ami me gusta palticar aqui
[03:41] <omsi> ke pasa
[03:41] <seidos> Loshki, hmmm, you gave me an idea.  I have a switch on the front of my laptop to turn wireless on/off, maybe that will fix it
[03:41] <Spanglish_7776> Zhenya: open a terminal plug in the drive and type dmesg
[03:41] <deexannihilate> loshki: i told you i don't know what i'm doing! the commands seemed to be the same as the one's i used yesterday with the help of someone that does know what they're doing!
[03:42] <Zhenya> [ 5448.160081] usb 1-4: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 97
[03:42] <Zhenya> [ 5448.228338] hub 1-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 4
[03:42] <Zhenya> [ 5448.416343] hub 1-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 4
[03:42] <Zhenya> [ 5448.605012] hub 1-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 4
[03:42] <Zhenya> [ 5448.792408] hub 1-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 4
[03:42] <Zhenya> [ 5448.981496] hub 1-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 4
[03:42] <Zhenya> [ 5449.168342] hub 1-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 4
[03:42] <Zhenya> [ 5449.377950] hub 1-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 4
[03:42] <Zhenya> [ 5449.564401] hub 1-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 4
[03:42] <Zhenya> [ 5449.752373] hub 1-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 4
[03:42] <Loshki> !es | omsi
[03:42] <Zhenya> [ 5449.940339] hub 1-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 4
[03:42] <Spanglish_7776> !pastebin
[03:42] <Zhenya> [ 5450.128310] hub 1-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 4
[03:42] <Zhenya> [ 5450.316434] hub 1-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 4
[03:42] <Zhenya> [ 5450.504378] hub 1-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 4
[03:42] <Zhenya> [ 5450.692340] hub 1-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 4
[03:42] <sebsebseb> !opts | Zhenya
[03:42] <Zhenya> [ 5450.880430] hub 1-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 4
[03:42] <Zhenya> [ 5451.068273] hub 1-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 4
[03:42] <sebsebseb> !ops | Zhenya
[03:42] <Zhenya> [ 5451.256382] hub 1-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 4
[03:42] <Zhenya> [ 5451.444591] hub 1-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 4
[03:42] <Zhenya> [ 5451.632431] hub 1-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 4
[03:42] <Zhenya> [ 5451.820528] hub 1-0:1.0: unable to enumerate USB device on port 4
[03:43] <Pici> !paste > Zhenya
[03:43] <slacker-> Hi, I've got an Intel 82G965 onboard video card. After the upgrade to lucid, the console is black
[03:44] <Loshki> seidos: might work...
[03:44] <slacker-> I put vga16fb in the framebuffer blacklist
[03:44] <slacker-> Is there any way I can get the console back without rebooting?
[03:44] <slacker-> the module won't unload because it's in use
[03:44] <slacker-> this is still on grub1
[03:45] <MaRk-I> slacker-: http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2010/05/06/ubuntu-10-04-lucid-blank-screen-at-startup-workaround/
[03:45] <russ> any  help out there to get the flash player in Firefox working on my Hardy system?
[03:45] <slacker-> MaRk-I: without rebooting?
[03:45] <russ> It's preventing me from watching the Daily Show, which you will all agree constitutes an emergency
[03:46] <MaRk-I> append i915.modeset=1 or i915.modeset=0 to the grub line
[03:46] <russ> seriously, any help appreciated ... stopped working when I updated my system last night
[03:47] <Loshki> deexannihilate: I'm not convinced the instructions are valid for lucid. What about https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick instead?
[03:48] <Loshki> russ: um, it's just a guess, but trying reinstalling flash?
[03:49] <russ> Loshi tried it to no avail
[03:49] <deexannihilate> loshki: the only problem is it doesn't show me how to format the USB. I found another link that I'm going to try. I attempted using unetbootin yesterday to make a bootable disk of Super Grub and the computer I was using would not read the disk using just unetbootin, so Jordan_U had me unmount and format it, rerun it and it worked. So that's what I'm attempting to do now.
[03:49] <russ> Loshi I even rebooted my system!
[03:50] <russ> Loshi other audio and video files work
[03:50] <MakX> Are there any other decent ubuntu download mangers out there? I just need it to do multithread, support login/auth for the files and scheduler. Have tried d4x but it's not very friendly. Uget is great but no scheduler.
[03:50] <Loshki> russ: a reboot was a good thing to try, but I think a flash reinstall would give better results...
[03:51] <Loshki> deexannihilate: well, it's already formatted to fat16 according to fdisk, and fsck thinks it's ok. so does unetbootin read it?
[03:51] <danb> i was using open office and it seems inferior in many respects to windows office. can i install microsoft office on ubuntu?
[03:52] <KBentley57> anyone good with LTSP?
[03:52] <Buntfu> hello everyone
[03:52] <russ> Loshi well I guess I can try that again ... this time I will uninstall and then reinstall. do you recommend the flash_nonfree from synaptic pkg manager, or download directly from Adobe?
[03:52] <danb> that and why cant linux even support directx?
[03:52] <ravibn> How do I compile Ubuntu Pl guide me ?
[03:52] <KBentley57> directX = microsoft
[03:53] <danb> opengl = inferior
[03:53] <thetimzinho> hi i need an information
[03:53]  * YankDownUnder needs a drink
[03:53] <KBentley57> what's your point?
[03:53] <ShawnRisk> ubuntu keeps crashing everytime I wakeup the laptop from suspend.  Any ideas how to fix this?
[03:53] <Loshki> danb: some of it can be run under wine, Crossover office is a commercial product which aims to provide microsoft office on Linux....
[03:53] <KBentley57> Shawn, are you running a stock kernel?
[03:53] <rsouthard> Is there a maverick meerkat irc channel Ubottu?
[03:54] <ShawnRisk> KBentley57: how can I tell?
[03:54] <russ> ShawnRisk I recommend disabling suspend mode - it always causes trouble on my system too
[03:54] <thetimzinho> any help here?
[03:54] <deexannihilate> loshi: yes. should I run unetbootin again and try booting from it?
[03:54] <ShawnRisk> russ: what mode should I put this in, when I close the laptop?
[03:54] <KBentley57> what is your prob timzinho?
[03:54] <rww> rsouthard: #ubuntu+1
[03:54] <KBentley57> SLeep would be best shawn
[03:54] <thetimzinho> first of all..
[03:54] <russ> ShawnRisk how about ON mode?
[03:55] <KBentley57> if you have that option
[03:55] <danb> is there andyway to make ubuntu look like windows 7 cuz windows 7 is better? i was just stuck with this ubuntu thing for a week at my job.
[03:55] <thetimzinho> is there any difference betwen driver downloaded from ubuntu and nvdia?
[03:55] <MaRk-I> rsouthard: #ubuntu+1
[03:55] <ShawnRisk> russ:  pardon?
[03:55] <danb> anyway*
[03:55] <Loshki> russ: I recommend flashplugin-nonfree as per http://www.howtoforge.com/the-perfect-desktop-ubuntu-8.04-lts-hardy-heron-p4
[03:55] <rsouthard> MaRk-I: Thanks.
[03:55] <MaRk-I> yw
[03:55] <rsouthard> =)
[03:56] <deexannihilate> loshki: how do I mark it bootable. or is it?
[03:56] <russ> I have Hardy, not sure your version... but under Preferences->Power Management->When laptop lid is closed I have selected "blank screen".
[03:56] <rsouthard> danb: not the right question to ask her. look is subjective. i doubt anyone will want to help your ubuntu install look like a Mirco$haft product.
[03:57] <Sad> hey, I just installed ubuntu 10.04, but I do not get a grub2 startup menu(where one could choose the kernel)... and I am at the end of my wits...any thoughts?
[03:57] <russ> that still saves about half the power but your CPU will stay on
[03:57] <KBentley57> I like the ubuntu 10.04 theme personally
[03:57] <jordo2323> I am trying to install Ubuntu 10.04 LTS and after I put in the CD it asks me to authenticate.  Is this normal?
[03:57] <n00b_> when i update or install any software in my ubuntu 10.04 through software centre or synaptics the first package gets downloaded recursively and ultimaltely nothing gets installed moreover sometines it says check your internet connections and sometimes package not found
[03:57] <KBentley57> Sad, what is your system like?
[03:57] <russ> Loshki thanks I will read that article too
[03:57] <linoge> mmm, kill -15 pid (this case pid will be the pid of firefox) terminates it as if i was quiting with ctrl-q ?
[03:57] <danb> are you guys stuck with tthis linux thing for your jobs too? i know that times are rough economically but you would think they could afford a license to windows. ohh btw rsouthard, its spelled microsoft, in case you didnt know :D.
[03:57] <ShawnRisk> russ: I don't want the computer still on
[03:58] <Loshki> deexannihilate: please rerun 'sudo fdisk -l' again and repaste...
 just two linux kernels... I need to be able to choose between them at boot though
[03:58] <linoge> danb: wtf are you saying, that linux is bad?
[03:58] <KBentley57> SAD: Yes, I meant hardware wise
[03:58]  * YankDownUnder looks at the channel name to make sure it says Ubuntu, again...
[03:58] <cody> I notice the netbook remix doesn't include the "remote desktop" option.  That makes a lot of sense, but is there a package I can install to get that functionality?
[03:58] <Loshki> russ: I really like the 'perfect desktop' series on howtoforge.com
[03:58] <KBentley57> I would move my business entirely to linux if it werent for quikcbooks
 3-4 cores and a couple gig of ram
[03:59] <rww> cody: Do you want to connect to another computer from the netbook, or to the netbook from another computer?
[03:59] <MaRk-I> Sad: at boot when you see the ubuntu logo press "shift"
[03:59] <jordo2323> Everytime I boot off the installation CD it keeps asking me to put in a username and password even though I am selecting Install Ubuntu. Anyone?
[03:59] <cody> to the netbook from another computer
[03:59] <YankDownUnder> KBentley57, Quickbooks can be run under Crossover Office Professional 9.0
[03:59] <russ> ShawnRisk then I don't have a solution, except that you could just shut it down
[03:59] <danb> well it is really cool you kids can make your own os and everything thing but it doesnt supply thee needs of my everyday job.
[03:59] <rww> jordo2323: try username `ubuntu` and a blank password
[03:59] <KBentley57> Yes, but that costs money
[03:59] <Zaraphrax> cody: just install a vnc package or something
 thanks mark, I don't see the menu but I will try that... brb
[03:59] <russ> Loshki that sounds like good reading
[03:59] <rww> cody: the one that comes with Ubuntu Desktop is in the `vino` package
[03:59] <linoge> windows is less than crap
[03:59] <cody> rww, thank you :-)
[04:00] <n00b_> when i update or install any software in my ubuntu 10.04 through software centre or synaptics the first package gets downloaded recursively and ultimaltely nothing gets installed moreover sometines it says check your internet connections and sometimes package not found
[04:00] <ShawnRisk> russ:  I want to be able to wake up my laptop like my apple laptop which is not working.
[04:00] <rww> cody: there are also various others; the help wiki has a page I'll have ubottu link you to
[04:00] <linoge> actually crap makes windows sound like something which was ever usable
[04:00] <KBentley57> Windows is not less than crap, don't be naieve
[04:00] <linoge> lol
[04:00] <linoge> i hate it
[04:00] <rww> ubottu: tell cody about vnc
[04:00] <YankDownUnder> n00b_, Check your network connection - that seems to be part of the issue mate.
[04:00] <jordo2323> rww, Nope....I have installed Ubuntu 1000 times.....never seen this before
[04:00] <deexannihilate> loshki: http://pastebin.com/Ct3as9dj
[04:00] <KBentley57> linoge, every software has its place
[04:00] <n00b_> my network connection is fine
[04:01] <Guest64892> Okay, so: I installed Ubuntu 10.4 on a second partition today because my computer wasn't showing up on the network, but now that I've installed ubuntu and configured Samba, my computer still doesn't show up on the network.
[04:01] <mike1> can I create a home server cloud, like ubuntu one or drop box on my home server?  what front end would it use?
[04:01] <russ> ShawnRisk I am running 8.04, but maybe later versions are better. It always caused instability on my machine so I disabled suspend or hibernation.
[04:01] <linoge> KBentley57: yep. windows for example goes to the shredder
[04:01] <Guest64892> I'm getting really frustrated with this and I'm not sure what to try next.
[04:01] <sunzaru> <3 ubuntu
[04:01] <Sad> MaRk-I, didn't work
[04:01] <cody> rww, yeah, i'm familar with VNC, i just was impressed with how well integrated it was in Ubuntu Desktop and figured it'd be best to do it the easy way.
[04:01] <n00b_> YankDownUnder: my network is fine
[04:01] <cody> thanks again
[04:02] <KBentley57> KBentley57: yep. windows for example goes to the shredder are you older than 12 by chance?
[04:02] <danb> i am not trying to make hard feelings here, i just was trying to figure out how to make it a little more appropriate for an actual job. because i do IT tech support for dell and they know what their talking about. they say linux is just not quite up to to put it nicely.
[04:02] <jordo2323> rww, Its like it won't boot to the LiveCD or something
[04:02] <ShawnRisk> russ: okay
[04:02] <MaRk-I> Sad: pressing shift doesnt show you the grub list?
[04:02] <jordo2323> rww, brings me straight to a login prompt
[04:02] <russ> ShawnRisk but Linus is free as in freedom, so in principle you can just go look at the code and then fix it. Doesn't that make you feel better?
[04:02] <danb> up to par*
[04:02] <YankDownUnder> n00b_, I didn't say your NETWORK was not fine, I'm saying check your connection settings in the Network Manager - you can also try in a terminal to do: sudo apt-get update => then see what the connectivity is like first hand.
[04:02] <para61> danb, what do you think that Dell is hosting their server network infrastructure on?
[04:02] <Royall> a folder keeps reappearing on my desktop that I deleted like months ago
[04:02] <Royall> it has nothing in it
[04:03] <rww> jordo2323: weird. try verifying the CD, maybe?
[04:03] <ShawnRisk> russ: yes but I am going nuts
[04:03] <Royall> it's like a ghost, it keeps coming back after I delete it
[04:03] <YankDownUnder> Royall, What's the folder called?
[04:03] <jordo2323> rww, weird I agree.  Wanted to build off a fresh system.....never seen it do this before
[04:03] <Royall> renamer
[04:03] <KBentley57> Yank, I checked out my version of QB, but its untested
[04:03] <Royall> (I used it to hold a python script for renaming things)
[04:03] <KBentley57> thanks though
[04:03] <n00b_> YankDownUnder: i ran sudo apt-get update also with parameters --fix-broken and --fix-missing everything went fine
[04:04] <linoge> KBentley57: mmm, yep. lol. i'm 16, ye know. A bit too out of reality, in love with philosophy, comunism, opensource... with ideas of a better society... etc.
[04:04] <danb> para6, wait so where are all those dll files and stuff, i cannot find system32 or anything.
[04:04] <sebsebseb> danb: Desktop Linux would be even better, if Dell  sold it properly to the general public, and advertised it.  Instead  dell.com/ubuntu is quite hidden away really, for people in the know.  However yeah Microsoft woudn't like what I am suggesting.  Also it would be good if Dell offered some other distros as well.
[04:04] <n00b_> YankDownUnder: but ya sometimes it do gie issues
[04:04] <YankDownUnder> KBentley57, Well, I just installed MYOB and Quickbooks under COO v9 and it seems to be working just fine and dandy...
[04:04] <purpley1> Is the emote desktop software rdp or vnc?
[04:04] <russ> ShawnRisk join the crowd
[04:05] <ShawnRisk> russ: I am out, talk to you later, thanks for the advice
[04:05] <danb> nah i love linux just trolling sorry lol
[04:05] <Sad> MaRk-I, I am running dkpg-reconfigure on it... pisses me off though
[04:05] <sebsebseb> danb: right well I hope that, peopel who actsauly do work for Dell, don't troll any open source channels :)
[04:05] <purpley1> And what port is it on? I cant seem to connect to it
[04:05] <YankDownUnder> KBentley57, There are also ways of (not in the legal sense of the matter) copying DLL's and the likes from a working XP installation into the proper directories to achieve what is necessary (when things don't work properly) - however, that is supposedly illegal to do. If you own the license for that copy or not (not that I really care)
[04:06] <Sad> MaRk-I, left shift?
[04:06] <thetimzinho> ?
[04:06] <MaRk-I> Sad: yes
[04:07] <n00b_> YankDownUnder:
[04:07] <KBentley57> what version are you running yank? I have QB premeir 2007
[04:08] <n00b_> YankDownUnder: wat to do???
[04:08] <deexannihilate> loshki: i re-ran unetbootin and now it says boot error on the other computer
[04:09] <YankDownUnder> KBentley57, Latest version was installed for customer on Monday. MYOB was 19.5, Quickbooks was 2010
[04:09] <deexannihilate> loshki: which is more than it did before
[04:09] <YankDownUnder> n00b_, I'd do everything from the terminal if the graphical package manager doesn't cut the mustard - or start troubleshooting your actual network connection - not the network - but the connection.
[04:09] <intmed> how can i use internet (gprs) through bluetooth in my ubuntu 10.04
[04:10] <n00b_> YankDownUnder: how???
[04:10] <YankDownUnder> KBentley57, Another alternative for some folks is to use an emulator - like VirtualBox or VMWare
[04:10] <Loshki> deexannihilate: I'm not qualified to advise you any further. In your place, I'd google the error message and see if anything useful shows up...
[04:10] <deexannihilate> loshki: that's what i'm trying lol. thanks for your help
[04:10] <YankDownUnder> n00b_, HOw...um...what? To update and install packages from the term? Or how to troubleshoot the network connection?
[04:11] <n00b_> YankDownUnder: Troubleshoot network connection
[04:12] <YankDownUnder> n00b_, Edit the connection. Change the settings - or at least make SURE the settings are correct for your network. YOu can always add in an external DNS server for giggles and grins to see if that helps you out - cuz if the package manager cannot resolve a server's name, it's not going to be able to update, right?
[04:12] <KBentley57> I am using VirtualBox atm Yank
[04:13] <DarkStar1> How can I restart the vino server?
[04:13] <YankDownUnder> KBentley57, S'all good with that - it's cheap. Cheaper than VMWare....
[04:13] <purpley1> Is the default remote desktop software rdp or vnc?
[04:13] <purpley1> And what port is it on? I cant seem to connect to it
[04:13] <KBentley57> I'm trying to set it up to where I log into a thin client and it launches a rdp session to my VM
[04:13] <stanley_robertso> hi all
[04:13] <MaRk-I> purpley1: vnc:5900
[04:13] <KBentley57> via LTSP
[04:13] <YankDownUnder> DarkStar1, Check in the /etc/init.d/ directory for the application/service name, then probably something like "/etc/init.d/vinoserver restart"
[04:14] <purpley1> MaRk-I:  So VNC?
[04:14] <MaRk-I> yes
[04:14] <purpley1> MaRk-I: Oh sorry didnt see you say vnc
[04:14] <YankDownUnder> KBentley57, Sounds good.
[04:14] <n00b_> YankDownUnder: i am studying in a college and settingss are default to match up also this is the first of its kind that i have encounterd also the prob persists in command line
[04:15] <nclx> What if any are the downsides to running 64bit ubuntu on a Desktop oriented system these days?  Anything in particular not work well?
[04:15] <YankDownUnder> n00b_, 90% of what you just said doesn't make sense.
[04:15] <arn_> has anyone experienced a problem getting win7 home premium to connect to samba shares?
[04:15] <MaRk-I> purpley1: in remote desktop properties is it setup to accept connections and... if you're behind a firewall/router is it port forwarding to that PC?
[04:15] <KBentley57> Yank, do you know anything about LTSP?
[04:15] <n00b_> YankDownUnder: the prob persists even when i use terminal
[04:16] <YankDownUnder> arn_, You have to turn off the "Homegroup" crap in Win7 (any version) to get it to work properly with SMB shares
[04:16] <purpley1> MaRk-I: I find it bizzare, i cant connect...
[04:16] <marcos_> Hi people
[04:16] <n00b_> YankDownUnder: i am using default settings
[04:16] <marcos_> o/
[04:16] <YankDownUnder> n00b_, Mate, try changing some settings - as I said, add an external DNS server to your network connection and see if that makes a differences. Try <IP_ADDRESS> for instance.
[04:17] <DarkStar1> has anyone here got an iPad and tried remote desktopping from it?
[04:17] <arn_> YankDownUnder: is there a service i have to disable to shut off homegroups?  i don't have one created at the moment
[04:17] <marcos_> Hi people, how I can change my nickname?
[04:18] <n00b_> YankDownUnder: how to do that
[04:18] <YankDownUnder> arn_, I get paid to support Windows, but I support linux for free. Sorry.
[04:18] <Swian> yeah same here
[04:18] <arn_> haha thanks.  i'll ask google
[04:18] <DarkStar1> marcos_: /nick <new nick>
[04:18] <YankDownUnder> n00b_, Right click network manager icon, choose edit connnections -> yadda yadda yadda
[04:19] <newcomer123> is there anyway to have ubuntu run some commands on start up
[04:19] <fridgerator> anyone ever set up an ampache server? i have a question about fix_filename.inc
[04:19] <newcomer123> i need to have some services auto start up when i restart the server
[04:19] <n00b_> YankDownUnder: then
[04:19] <YankDownUnder> newcomer123, /etc/rc.local => edit and put in what you want to run.
[04:19] <DarkStar1> has anyone here got an iPad and tried remote desktop from it to Ubuntu??
[04:20]  * YankDownUnder checks to see if this is the Apple/Mac channel
[04:20] <fridgerator> ipad... BUWAHAHAa
[04:20] <newcomer123> yank: thanks
[04:20] <DarkStar1> fridgerator: Well it's my friends
[04:21] <KBentley57> will it run VNC viewer?
[04:21] <YankDownUnder> n00b_, Edit the network connection, add <IP_ADDRESS> to your normal DNS server list - restart the connection, try again doing an update.
[04:22] <DarkStar1> yes.. but the desktop isn't updateing. We've just bought 2 vnc apps and downloaded a lite one
[04:22] <jamil_1> hello,  when I set proxy from the System->Preference->NetWork Proxy does it set some environtment variable in terminal ?
[04:22] <MaRk-I> DarkStar1: try disabling compiz, see if that's the issue
[04:23] <DarkStar1> Mark on my desktop?
[04:23] <MarcosBR> DarkStar1, Could you tell me how I register my nickname?
[04:23] <MaRk-I> DarkStar1: on the machine you're trying to connect to
[04:23] <MaRk-I> yes
[04:23] <DarkStar1> MaRk-I: how can I disable it?
[04:24] <lucas-arg> hello, im having problems with plymouth-theme-fade-in, sometimes it gets stock showing ubuntu logo and doesnst start gdm... how can i solve it? i had to enable framebuffer also to display properly....
[04:24] <KBentley57> Right click on the desktop, effects, none
[04:24] <MaRk-I> DarkStar1: System/Preferences/Appearance "no effects"?
[04:25] <econdudeawesome> Howdy! Where would I set a mount point if I am specifying a new partition? "/"?
[04:25] <arn_> YankDownUnder: any other advice?  that hasn't seemed to help...
[04:25] <DarkStar1> MaRk-I: Ok will try now
[04:26] <econdudeawesome> Howdy! Where would I set a mount point if I am specifying a new partition? "/"?
[04:26] <lucas-arg> !plymouth
[04:27] <prince_jammys> econdudeawesome: anywhere you want. often at /media/your_mountpoint, or /mnt/your_mountpoint
[04:27] <DarkStar1> hey
[04:27] <econdudeawesome> prince_jammys even if this is the main partition where the OS will be installed?
[04:27] <DarkStar1> MaRk-I: your right it is conpiz
[04:27] <prince_jammys> econdudeawesome: no, then "/"
[04:28] <econdudeawesome> price_jammys -- thanks much
[04:28] <DarkStar1> MaRk-I: ipad is now remoting into ubuntu lol yey te hell with apple !!!
[04:28] <DarkStar1> hozza
[04:29] <YankDownUnder> arn_, From the linux perspective, if you've set up the shares to be browsed normally by any other machine (any other MS OS other than Win7), and they can be seen from any other non-MS OS, then you've done right. If you've created a username and password for the user and it still doesn't connect, then you've just hit the wall that I hit last year with the whole Windows7 crap.
[04:29] <arn_> YankDownUnder: i'll try my XP laptop and i guess we'll see
[04:29] <arn_> YankDownUnder: thakns
[04:31] <KBentley57> hey yank
[04:32] <KBentley57> Do you think its possible to use RDesktop to "remote" to quickbooks on a headless VM?
[04:32] <KBentley57> for remote apps
[04:33] <kandjar> hi there; what the best way to update a software (let say 'git') in an older ubuntu version (let say: hardy lts) when apt-get update says that you have the latest version
[04:34] <mrpink57> kandjar: you could try to compile it from source
[04:34] <KBentley57> what is the software you are trying to update kandjar
[04:34] <kandjar> KBentley57: git :)
[04:34] <trism> kandjar: git ppa https://launchpad.net/~git-core/+archive/ppa
[04:34] <KBentley57> lol
[04:34] <KBentley57> sorry
[04:34] <KBentley57> compile from source
[04:34] <KBentley57> thought it was an example
[04:35] <kandjar> KBentley57: it was an example, but also what I want to upgrade :) lol :)
[04:36] <kandjar> oh, is that what I need to do: deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/git-core/ppa/ubuntu YOUR_UBUNTU_VERSION_HERE main  ?
[04:36] <trism> kandjar: yes, replacing YOUR_UBUNTU_VERSION_HERE with hardy
[04:36] <DarkStar1> what's the cli command for finding users logged on the system\
[04:36] <DarkStar1> ?
[04:37] <kandjar> trism: I think my version is hardy; is there a way to verify it easily?
[04:37] <deexannihilate> loshki: I made it work. :)
[04:37] <trism> DarkStar1: who
[04:37] <trism> kandjar: lsb_release -a
[04:37] <Loshki> deexannihilate: way to go!
[04:37] <kandjar> thanks :) codename: hardy :)
[04:37] <sekula_> Hi folks. I have a question about a problem with the display of mathematical symbols in PDF files, either when using evince or okular. Has anybody else noticed that if you open a document laden with math (e.g. http://www.lns.cornell.edu/~dugan/USPAS/Lect20.pdf, page 5) symbols like Greek "mu" are wrongly displayed (as a "not equal to" sign)?
[04:37] <IamFED> ~_~
[04:37] <sekula_> This problem appeared in 10.04, but was not present before that.
[04:37] <sekula_> I can't find a bug report about this issue.
[04:37] <kandjar> deb not found.
[04:38] <kandjar> ?
[04:38] <kandjar> doh, system source :)
[04:38] <kandjar> ok :) I need to find where tha tis then :)
[04:38] <DarkStar1> is it strange that we can tunnel rd through SSH log in as another user on the system on ssh but access my desktop? yet who has no record of that user as being currently logged on?
[04:38] <deexannihilate> loshki: it seems the problem (which i drew the conclusion myself) was that I had an old version of unetbootin. I updated it and it works.. so I'm assuming that was actually the problem.
[04:39] <Loshki> deexannihilate: yup, that'
[04:39] <Loshki> deexannihilate: yup, that's pretty conclusive. Good to know for future reference too...
[04:39] <deexannihilate> loshki: have a great night and thanks again!!
[04:40] <kandjar> ok :) how do I add these line to the system source stuff?
[04:40] <trism> kandjar: see https://launchpad.net/+help/soyuz/ppa-sources-list.html in the section older ubuntu systems
[04:40] <Loshki> deexannihilate: Universe:0, loshki:1
[04:41] <kandjar> i see
[04:41] <dowxp> hi there, i'm trying to install to an iscsi target, but i'm not seeing an option to coonfigure one upon cd startup.
[04:42] <dowxp> documentation suggests that it exists, but ... i don't see it. any tips?
[04:42] <magic_ninja420> whats a good sql database manager
[04:42] <sunzaru> which sql engine?
[04:42] <magic_ninja420> wow
[04:43] <magic_ninja420> sqlite
[04:43] <magic_ninja420> 1.3k people in here now
[04:43] <magic_ninja420> amazing, its went up over the years
[04:43] <SkyRocknRoll> magic_ninja420: 1.387 people ;)
[04:43] <dowxp> hmm. maybe iscsi is only supported in the server version
[04:43] <sunzaru> magic: i like SQLite database browser personaly for sqlite
[04:43] <SkyRocknRoll> magic_ninja420: 1.387k people ;)
[04:44] <magic_ninja> sunzaru, whats the package ?
[04:45] <sunzaru> magic: search using the software center for "sqlite"  i'm about to try Sqliteman
[04:45] <sunzaru> i liked sqlite database browser because @ work theres no "install" it's just a single file/exe
[04:45] <DJ> hola
[04:46] <kandjar> woot!!!
[04:46] <kandjar> thanks! :)
[04:49] <enix311> hello, i set up apache2 some time ago and everything worked fine, moved files into /var/www/files no problem. Recently when I wanted to copy some files into the folder so i 'sudo cp -r /home/user/Desktop/folder /var/www/files/folder' the folder is copied but all files have an 'X' and are access denied. I have made no changes to apache since last time files were copied with no errors. any ideas? TIA
[04:50] <twobitsprite> I' running the netbook remix... I have mounted a cif share on a windows system... how do I add it to the main menu?
[04:51] <sekula_> enix311: I assume you have configured apache to allow files under a directory to be viewed?
[04:51] <twobitsprite> I've tried the menu editor, but my changes dont show up
[04:51] <aptcache> where do i report a bug in apt-cache; i belive the software is maintained by ubuntu?
[04:51] <fearful> Does anyone have any idea why my CD with ubuntu 10.04 amd64 version gets stuck when loading on a computer on file child_rip
[04:52] <enix311> sekula_ apache config is default except for port. so my answer would be yes.
[04:52] <aptcache> fearful: it could be the CD, check the integrity of the CD or try installing from a USB flash drive maybe
[04:53] <fearful> aptcache, how do I check the integrity? no options appear before this happens.
[04:53] <aptcache> fearful: if you are installing from the live disk, it should be an option at CD startup screen
[04:53] <enix311> sekula_would this be in apache.conf? i have looked thorugh /etc/apache2 files quite a bit
[04:53] <sekula_> Aha. Just in case anybody saw my post about math symbol fonts being messed up in Ubuntu 10.04 (e.g. the greek "mu" symbol in a PDF), the problem appears to be in the package ttf-symbol-replacement. I removed the package and the problem is now gone. Apparently, this replacement for the symbol.ttf font is not perfect.  And, I found the bug report to go with the problem: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/wine1.2/+bug/605670
[04:54] <fearful> aptcache, that is the thing I do not have a startup screen just goes straight into here, I see a little computer and a little guy at the bottom of the screen and this happens
[04:54] <aptcache> fearful: let me find a webpage that shows you how to do this, one min
[04:55] <fearful> aptcache, alright thanks bro.
[04:55] <sekula_> enix311: It could be. In my own case, I have a default site defined (under sites-available/default) and in there I can direct apache to allow a person to browse the contents of a directory from their web browser.
[04:55] <ssmy> where can I find the OEM install option for 10.04?
[04:56] <enix311> sekula_ ok, thanks
[04:56] <YankDownUnder> ssmy, First screen on boot up, hit ENTER then, um I think F4 or F5
[04:57] <sekula_> enix311: For instance, see this example: http://www.weberdev.com/get_example-3531.html
[04:57] <aptcache> fearful: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3QUoGdIG7U
[04:57] <naruto> preciso de ajudaaaa
 por favor
[04:57] <sekula_> enix311: Also, make sure your newly copied files are readable by the "www-data" user and group
[04:57] <Flare183> !es | naruto
[04:58] <MaRk-I> !br | naruto
[04:58] <ssmy> YankDownUnder: F4, thanks
[04:58] <Flare183> oh sorry :S
[04:58] <naruto> https://www.dropbox.com/referrals/NTU2NTk0MzE5
[04:58] <fearful> aptcache, thanks
[04:58] <naruto> https://www.dropbox.com/referrals/NTU2NTk0MzE5
[04:58] <aptcache> fearful: no problem
[04:58]  * Flare183 smells a spammer
[04:58] <MaRk-I> naruto: stop spamming
[04:59] <aptcache> !advertising | naruto
[05:00] <aptcachebug> anyone know where to report an apt-cache bug?
[05:00] <Flare183> !bug | aptcachebug
[05:01] <aptcachebug> Flare183: the program is not listed in launchpad but its maintained by Ubuntu
[05:02] <Flare183> aptcachebug: Doesn't matter you still can report it, the bugsquad will forward it upstream as needed
[05:02] <aptcachebug> Flare183: ok, thanks
[05:03] <Flare183> aptcachebug: No problem
[05:03] <enix311> sekula_ when i originally got apache all i remeber doing was copying files as root and not having to bother with www-data user/group. but  i will look into this, thanks for the leads
[05:03] <aptcachebug> Flare183: i get the apport error: package apt-cache does not exist
[05:04] <sekula_> enix311: you're welcome.
[05:10] <max_atreides> is there an experimental ubuntu repository? I'm trying to install python 2.7
[05:11] <server_> hello, how can I know the mac address, ip and computer name of my pc? I want to setup a network and I need to know the name of the computer on the network
[05:11] <aptcachebug> server_: sudo ifconfig <interface> or leave interface out for all
[05:12] <aptcachebug> server_: common interfaces are eth0 (usually ethernet), eth1 (ethernet or wireless), wlan0 and ath0 (wireless)