[00:00] <shomon> I've just gone to system -> admin -> hardware drivers. it's empty!
[00:01] <shomon> it should contain fglrx
[00:01] <angryubuser> hi. anyone knows how plymouth have totally made my screen brightness darker? EVEN if I restart my computer
[00:01] <GreenWave> can the keyboard layout be changed in the command line?
[00:01] <angryubuser> even on startup screen brightness is dark
[00:02] <angryubuser> how can I fix that? bios recovery or what?
[00:02] <freapwar> are you on a laptop?
[00:02] <acerimmer_> seahorse_: http://wiki.debian.org/Grub/SplashImage
[00:02] <angryubuser> freapwar: yes
[00:03] <seahorse_> @acerimmer thnx!
[00:03] <freapwar> does it happen when you start with ac charger plugged in?
[00:03] <uLinux> Can someone help me restoring the default wine shortcuts?
[00:03] <freapwar> system>preferences>power management...
[00:03] <angryubuser> freapwar: yes. I've not tried with ac unplugged
[00:03] <freapwar> should be an option in there
[00:04] <acerimmer_> uLinux: pretty sure a panel reset would also reset wine shortcuts - but I have NOT tested that theory...
[00:04] <abstrakt_> does anyone know of a better launcher/quicklaunch/osxdock type application than just putting icons on a panel in gnome?
[00:04] <freapwar> yes
[00:04] <uLinux> acerimmer_: how do I do that?
[00:04] <abstrakt_> i'm somewhat dissatisfied with the panel for two (albeit very minor) reasons
[00:04] <acerimmer_> !docky|abstrakt
[00:04] <freapwar> try dockey
[00:04] <abstrakt_> is it fast?
[00:05] <acerimmer_> !panels|uLinux
[00:05] <abstrakt_> erm, don't need to reset my panels thanks
[00:05] <angel__> hello
[00:05] <abstrakt_> i like em the way i've customized em
[00:05] <uLinux> that will delete all the other shortcuts.. lol
[00:05] <angel__> how i can delete nvidia drivers and install vesa?
[00:05] <freapwar> @abstrakt look for docky
[00:05] <freapwar> did that work angry?
[00:05] <abstrakt_> freapwar, yeh i will do that
[00:05] <abstrakt_> actually three reasons come to mind now that i'm looking at it again...
[00:05] <freapwar> its the best one out there
[00:06] <uLinux> can someone just copy the shortcuts to wine
[00:06] <GreenWave> can the keyboard layout be changed in the command line?
[00:06] <angryubuser> freapwar: you don't understand me. plymouth have broken my display - it's now darker. it's not affected by unplugged ac power
[00:06] <angel1> hello
[00:06] <loki20> I fixed my Toshiba Satellite laptop that would not recognize any usb devices except a mouse by updating the bios from 1.3 to 2.3. Just info for anyone with this problem.
[00:06] <CynthiaG> Is there a way I could find out *exactly* which files are read in which order, on the ISOLINUX screen of the Lucid LiveCD?
[00:07] <angel1> how i i have problems with videocard... its broken.. and work only with disabled acceleration in windows
[00:07] <angel1> with nvidia drivers X not work
[00:07] <freapwar> Were you able to adjust anything in the power options? There is a brightness setting where you can set a default brightness...
[00:07] <angel1> how i can install just clear Vesa and run?
[00:07] <freapwar> I'm not understanding.. What do you mean by 'broke'?
[00:07] <freapwar> did you download and install all restricted drivers for your video card?
[00:07] <angel1> videocard works only with Disabled Hardware Acceleration in windows
[00:08] <freapwar> don't use windows
[00:08] <angel1> i cant run X
[00:08] <CynthiaG> angel: Which version of Ubuntu? Lucid?
[00:08] <CynthiaG> angel1: *
[00:08] <angel1> nvidia drivers with - Option "NoAccel" "True", and "Accel" "False" dont work
[00:08] <angel1> CynthiaG: 10.04
[00:09] <angel1> cant run X in any dist fck, work only windows in disabled harware accel
[00:09] <raverjunpei> Hello all.
[00:09] <angel1> ( how i can run X windows system without nvidia or nouveau?
[00:10] <CynthiaG> angel1: sudo apt-get purge xserver-xorg-video-nv xserver-xorg-video-nouveau
[00:10] <CynthiaG> (+) Then check again that your xorg.conf is not using nv or nouveau
[00:10] <seahorse_> @acerimmer_ any other ideas?
[00:11] <uLinux> Can someone help me restoring the default wine shortcuts?
[00:11] <angel1> CynthiaG: ty, and its run in clear vesa?
[00:11] <CynthiaG> angel1: (+) Also check that you're not running the 'restricted' driver for nvidia (fglrx, I think)
[00:11] <raverjunpei> Got a problem....I have Ubuntu 10.04 on my machine, i went to dual boot xp, i fixed my mbr and when i go to choose windows i get a Error 12: invalid device requested. How can i fix this to load windows?
[00:11] <CynthiaG> angel1: It should use vesa afterwards
[00:11] <uLinux> is it so difficul to go to PReferences > Main menu ,, look for wine and help?
[00:11] <abstrakt_> does docky require installing Do?
[00:12] <CynthiaG> uLinux, please - you had only asked your question 31 seconds before
[00:12] <uLinux> CynthiaG: I asked long time ago before tha
[00:12] <uLinux> t
[00:12] <CynthiaG> uLinux, in Synaptic go to 'wine' and mark it for reinstallation. That should restore the files.
[00:13] <CynthiaG> uLinux: Oh, sorry. I just joined. :)
[00:13] <shomon> hi, I've installed the proprietary graphics driver for opengl, and now it gives a segfault even in glxgears
[00:13] <uLinux> CynthiaG: I uinstalled it and installed it
[00:13] <petergriff> hi, ubuntu 10.04 64bits + vbox 3.2.4, it makes my entire system (8gb 1cpu/6core) extremely slow.....any suggestions?
[00:13] <uLinux> reinstallation shouldnt work
[00:13] <uLinux> but ill try
[00:13] <abstrakt_> who makes a 6 core cpu?
[00:14] <CynthiaG> uLinux: then you've checked, in the said Main Menu option, that Wine has all of its icons shown? and the icons are just not there even in Main Menu?
[00:14] <uLinux> CynthiaG: they are all gone
[00:15] <uLinux> CynthiaG: after uninstallation if left some wine folders and stuff then i deleted them but after reinstalling wine it didnt add
[00:15] <raverjunpei> Got a problem....I have Ubuntu 10.04 on my machine, i went to dual boot xp, i fixed my mbr and when i go to choose windows i get a Error 12: invalid device requested. How can i fix this to load windows?
[00:15] <uLinux> *it
[00:15] <shomon> any idea how to get opengl working? a backtrace of a crashed random gl app gives "0x00193ef6 in XF86DRIQueryExtension () from /usr/lib/fglrx/libGL.so.1"
[00:15] <CynthiaG> uLinux: then something must have hidden the .desktop files (launchers) while leaving them there. 'sudo apt-get purge wine' and reinstall wine again
[00:16] <CynthiaG> (Repeat from 10 min ago) Is there a way I could find out *exactly* which files are read in which order, on the ISOLINUX screen of the Lucid LiveCD?
[00:17] <angel1> CynthiaG: sorry, can u look at that error in google =) i try to run "startx", and get error "Filed to load module "glx""
[00:17] <WJW> \whois cynthiag
[00:17] <CynthiaG> :o
[00:17] <Serraphyn> Can someone help me with samba, my windows 7 box can not see shares I make on my ubuntu 10.04 64-bit system
[00:18]  * CynthiaG puts WJW's / on the right side again
[00:18] <shomon> CynthiaG, not sure but it sounds possible... the iso probably just runs a script...
[00:18] <thune3> CynthiaG: what you you mean "on the ISOLINUX screen"?
[00:18] <shomon> Serraphyn, did you create a user without a home dir?
[00:18] <uLinux> CynthiaG: After this operation, 65.5kB disk space will be freed.
[00:18] <dougb> in some full screen programs, my volume controls act erratically.  They will go up and down on their own.  I have an HP Pavilion dv4 with an i3 intel processor running Ubuntu 10.04 32-bit
[00:18] <PhoenixSTF> Has anyone tried openmosix or chaos here?
[00:18] <uLinux> only that?
[00:18] <Serraphyn> shomon, nope both systems have same User/password for login
[00:18] <CynthiaG> thune: The screen that appears briefly just before the purple screen with the options for boot
[00:18] <CynthiaG> shomon: I only know the first file, isolinux/boot.cat
[00:19] <CynthiaG> uLinux: only that
[00:19] <uLinux> CynthiaG: autoremove 103mb
[00:19] <bricky> hey to burn a bootable image can I just use an ISO and dvd creator and burn it
[00:19] <CynthiaG> uLinux: sudo apt-get --purge autoremove, to remove wine's dependencies
[00:19] <CynthiaG> not just autoremove
[00:20] <seahorse_> acerimmer_ thanks but couldn't find a clean /etc/grub.d/05_debian_theme there
[00:20] <shomon> ok not sure sorry CynthiaG
[00:20] <seahorse_> grrr
[00:20] <angel1> How-to run X windows system without nvidia and nouveau drivers?
[00:20] <CynthiaG> shomon: no worries, that is a quite advanced question I'm asking, I know :P
[00:20] <CynthiaG> angel1: ? "Failed to load module "glx" (a required submodule could not be loaded, 0)"
[00:20] <angel1> CynthiaG: yep that sh1t
[00:21] <Keith-BlindUser> How do I resolve the sudo Unable to resolve hostname noe? I've tried everything, hostname-f says Unknown instance, and now my machine is not working properly. I've tried every single thing known. DO I resintall?
[00:21] <SlidingHorn> angel1: well that depends...what graphics card are you running?  Those may be the only drivers available for that card
[00:21] <Keith-BlindUser> I meant hostname none that is
[00:21] <CynthiaG> angel1: I found that on an ubuntuforums thread, can you view web pages on your computer right now?
[00:21] <angel1> SlidingHorn: GeForce 8400M (little broken) work only in windows with Disable Hardware Accel
[00:21] <uLinux> < CynthiaG> uLinux: sudo apt-get --purge autoremove, to remove wine's dependencies
[00:21] <uLinux> doesnt affect other apps?
[00:22] <angel1> CynthiaG: nope (( i see only irc in weechat and console(
[00:22] <CynthiaG> uLinux: other applications' dependencies will still be "used", and so since you removed only wine, only wine's dependencies will be eligible for removal
[00:22] <uLinux> hmmok
[00:22] <CynthiaG> uLinux: (+) and the configuration files will also be removed by --purge autoremove
[00:23] <CynthiaG> angel1: The thread says that two or three guides (from other different threads) didn't work for the person. Looking further.
[00:23] <unop> !hostname | Keith-BlindUser
[00:23] <CynthiaG> angel1: By the way, you can install text-mode web browsers such as Lynx, ELinks and w3m and research in that
[00:25] <angel1> CynthiaG: try lynx now
[00:25] <thune3> CynthiaG: is there something specific you want to change in the isolinux boot?
[00:25] <CynthiaG> thune3: I want to order the files one right after the other in the CD to completely eliminate seeking, as part of LiveCD optimisation work
[00:26] <CyL> Is there a way to create a launcher for a script that wouldn't open a terminal?
[00:26] <bricky> hey
[00:26] <bricky> what program could I burn 'image' cds with?
[00:26] <CyL> bricky: brasero
[00:26] <CynthiaG> bricky: cdrecord, brasero, k3b (kde)
[00:27] <bricky> i burned one with dvd creator and it just placed the ISO on there without making it an image hehe thanks'
[00:27] <unop> CyL, just call the script from the launcher ??
[00:27] <Veer> Hi. Question : how do i save channel infomation in XChat there isnt any save button and it keep changing back to default O.o
[00:27] <Purpley> It wont work
[00:27] <CynthiaG> CyL: when you're creating your launcher (assuming GNOME), instead of "Application with Terminal" you can use Type: "Application"
[00:27] <Purpley> Why wont ubuntu detect my mouse?
[00:27] <gothenburg> Didn't we agree that I should go to sleep?
[00:27] <Purpley> It used to work, but now it doesnt
[00:28] <CyL> CynthiaG: even if it is a script?
[00:28] <gothenburg> Purpley: My car is broken. Whats's the problem? By the way, it is red!
[00:28] <CynthiaG> CyL: yes
[00:28] <Veer> anyone???
[00:28] <gothenburg> Veer: RTFM
[00:28] <SlidingHorn> gothenburg: i'm laughing on the inside...but just ask for more info, lol -- btw..it's the alternator
[00:28] <gothenburg> Veer: look at Xchat's homepage
[00:28] <thune3> CynthiaG: i doubt the isolinux section of LiveCD boot even falls into the noise of the total boot. Some time ago i played with a distro, where these guys did extensive access profiling and rearranging the data on the cd:  http://www.alpha.co.jp/biz/rdg/ac-knoppix/index_en.html
[00:28] <Purpley> gothenburg: Ok, I really dont have much to go on except that I installed btnx beforehand
[00:28] <unop> CyL, you only need a terminal if you are going to interact with the script - i.e. view it's output or enter something with the keyboard, etc
[00:29] <gothenburg> SlidingHorn: ;)
[00:29] <CyL> CynthiaG, unop: thanks for the advice.. the is a launcher for google earth
[00:29] <gothenburg> Purpley: is it USB?
[00:29] <Purpley> Its called a "support" channel
[00:29] <Purpley> gothenburg: Yes, its plug and play
[00:29] <gothenburg> Purpley: And to give support the question must contain information
[00:29] <patty_> hello
[00:30] <CynthiaG> thune3: thanks, will read
[00:30] <Keith-BlindUser> I see the format of /etc/hostname as <IP_ADDRESS> localhost <NameOfMachine> is that correct?
[00:30] <gothenburg> Keith-BlindUser: yes
[00:30] <Keith-BlindUser> without the greatorthen signs, and such obviously
[00:30] <Purpley> Or actually, why does my wireless mouse lag when there is a flash video playing?
[00:30] <patty_>    is this  achat room and help room
[00:30] <gothenburg> Purpley: Is it Wireless?
[00:30] <Purpley> Sometimes it wont register clicks and it moves very slowly and sometimes wont respond at all and yes
[00:30] <SlidingHorn> patty_: this is a support room for ubuntu users
[00:30] <gothenburg> Purpley: Flash.....
[00:31] <gothenburg> Purpley: look at the CPU
[00:31] <Purpley> gothenburg: Adobe Flash Player
[00:31] <b0n1> if i have a file that i can run in console on double click, what is the command for running it in console
[00:31] <Keith-BlindUser> I don't have DHCP in use, my machine still sets itself to none on boot, no matter what I do, and if I attempt to start up the hostname service it syas unknown instance. Using 64-bit Lucid
[00:31] <b0n1> i have to run it with root
[00:31] <gothenburg> Purpley: I know. And Flash isn't the best "program" in the world
[00:31] <SlidingHorn> b0n1: navigate to the directory containing the app in your terminal and type: sudo ./filename
[00:32] <Purpley> gothenburg: Theres no chance im maxing out all 4 of my cores by playing a flash movie
[00:32] <b0n1> thx
[00:32] <Keith-BlindUser> Att eh moment sudo isn't working whatsoever. faliling to resolv hostname none.
[00:32] <Keith-BlindUser> failing*
[00:32] <gothenburg> b0n1: sudo och gksudo if it is GUI
[00:32] <SlidingHorn> bon1: +1 to what gothenburg said
[00:32] <astropirate> can i ask about programmer here?
[00:32] <astropirate> *programming
[00:33] <Keith-BlindUser> I disabled X for the moent, but that's still not helping. Any other reasons why none is setting itself on boot and the hostname service is not starting?
[00:33] <Jon--> Note: I am installing BackTrack, but they both use same Debian-based installer, very very similar. Issue: It seems to be forzen on "Resizing partition..." in the prepare disk space step. Can this take a very very long time? Help.
[00:33] <gothenburg> Purpley: still Flash isn't the best program in the world. And have you installed the gfx drivers?
[00:33] <Purpley> gothenburg: Yeah, there going up to 20%
[00:33] <h00k> astropirate: it's probably not the best place, no
[00:33] <SlidingHorn> astropirate: probably not the best place here...
[00:33] <gothenburg> Jon--: and this channel is UBUNTU
[00:33] <CynthiaG> Purpley: that may occur because X in Ubuntu (and Unix in general) handles both the video output and the mouse access. Thus both actions are kind of "synchronous" on X, which cannot use more than one core.
[00:33] <b0n1> SlidingHorn,  unknown command sudo ./
[00:33] <Keith-BlindUser> And the strangest thing is that both /etc/hosts and /etc/hostname contain matching names.
[00:33] <b0n1> sudo och gksudo gothenburg  ?
[00:33] <SlidingHorn> b0n1: what distro are you using??
[00:33] <b0n1> ubuntu
[00:33] <Keith-BlindUser> So do I reinstall the system entirely? Or what. I may need to reformat and whipe the box to reset this issue.
[00:33] <seahorse_> OK....can anyone, ANYONE help me find a clean vanilla /etc/grub.d/05_debian_theme
[00:33] <Purpley> Jon
[00:34] <Pici> Jon--: Backtrack has their own support channel: #backtrack-linux, we do not support backtrack in #ubuntu
[00:34] <h00k> Jon--: Backtrack support can be found in #backtrack-linux
[00:34] <CynthiaG> astropirate: #ubuntu-app-devel or #ubuntu-devel (-devel is for core programming, -app-devel is for programming GUIs and userland 'apps' in general)
[00:34] <gothenburg> b0n1: you should teach yourself about the Terminal. Sudo is a substitude to root
[00:34] <SlidingHorn> b0n1: what is the full path to the file?  (with the file name and extension if there is one)
[00:34] <b0n1> SlidingHorn,  i can do ./file but not sudo ./file
[00:34] <Purpley> #backtrack-linux and plus resize it with g-parted
[00:34] <Purpley> gothenburg: Yes im using it
[00:34] <unop> Keith-BlindUser, no, all you need to do is boot up into the "recovery mode" to do this
[00:35] <b0n1> its just a file called MathInstaller
[00:35] <WJW> seahorse_:  You want mine?
[00:35] <b0n1> if i run it with ./Mathinstaller i cant continue because i dont have the rights
[00:35] <CaptainTrek> what do i install to update time continually?
[00:35] <CynthiaG> b0n1: careful with that, Linux filenames are case-sensitive!
[00:35] <b0n1> yes
[00:36] <Keith-BlindUser> Could I boot into a LiveCD, and chroot into the system partition to do this as well? I could fire up the Ubuntu CD and do that too.
[00:36] <h00k> CaptainTrek: Check out NTP
[00:36] <b0n1> but thats not the problem because i have already run it
[00:36] <patty_>  are there other chat room here   if so  ow do i find them
[00:36] <gothenburg> b0n1: do "sudo su" first
[00:36] <Keith-BlindUser> As far as the hostname stuff goes
[00:36] <b0n1> ok
[00:36] <CynthiaG> b0n1: I ask because you just said two different "cases" for that filename in here, it was just a precaution
[00:36] <arand> seahorse_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/449874/ I don't think it should be modded from default lucid..
[00:36] <gothenburg> Keith-BlindUser: yes
[00:36] <Purpley> gothenburg: My computer is a gaming rig, I doubt its a hardware issue, but a software issue
[00:36] <unop> Keith-BlindUser, sure you could do that -- but "recovery mode" is likely to be quicker
[00:37] <unop> Keith-BlindUser, although you'll need to be comfortable working with the shell in the "recovery mode"
[00:37] <b0n1> bash: ./MathInstaller permission denied
[00:37] <gothenburg> Purpley: Still Flash isn't the best program and it is well known that flash gives problem
[00:37] <gothenburg> Purpley: try look it up in the forums
[00:37] <b0n1> if i do sudo su  and then ./MathInstaller
[00:37] <unop> b0n1, chmod +x ./MathInstaller;  ./MathInstaller
[00:38] <gothenburg> ;)
[00:38] <Purpley> gothenburg: The flash movie plays fine with no lag, its just the mouse that begins to lag
[00:38] <gothenburg> b0n1: why isn't you using synaptic?
[00:38] <Jon--> I am installing Ubuntu 10.04 and it seems to be frozen on "Resizing partition..." in the prepare disk space step. Can this take a very very long time, or do I have a possible issue here? How can I fix this? I don't want to lose my Win7 partition here...
[00:38] <gothenburg> Purpley: yes. And it is not the mouse that causes that problems
[00:38] <h00k> Jon--: You said before that you're using Backtrack.
[00:39] <WJW> Jon--: Probably best to avoid interrupting it if possible.
[00:39] <Purpley> gothenburg: Are they any quick fixes for these problems or am I stuck?
[00:39] <h00k> Jon--: that is not supported here, please see #backtrack-linux for Backtrack support (/join #backtrack-linux)
[00:39] <CynthiaG> Jon--: resizing takes a long time. If the disk activity LED is on solid, don't interrupt it
[00:39] <gothenburg> Purpley: as I said. Have you looked in the forum?
[00:39] <b0n1> you may need to be logged in as root to continue the installation
[00:39] <gothenburg> It should give answer
[00:39] <b0n1> on chmod +x ...
[00:40] <Jon--> CynthiaG: My disk activity light is not on, as far as I can tell.
[00:40] <gothenburg> b0n1: then sudo first
[00:40] <gothenburg> or have prompt looking #
[00:40] <Jon--> CynthiaG: I cannot hear my hard-drive either, it's like there's no activity going on.
[00:40] <Purpley> gothenburg: No not yet I just wanted to know
[00:40] <CynthiaG> Jon--: can you open a terminal and issue the command "top" and say if a process is using 100% CPU, and if so which process
[00:40] <h00k> Jon--: Please take this to #backtrack-linux.
[00:40] <b0n1> same answer
[00:40] <Jon--> CynthiaG: Highest is 4%
[00:41] <gothenburg> Purpley: the problem is well known and often discussed in the forum. And then look in the Wiki.
[00:41] <Jon--> h00k: This is not backtrack.
[00:41] <b0n1> its so strange, and if i mount the image with root rights, then i cant cd into the directory
[00:41] <patty_> what is this
[00:41] <b0n1> because i dont have permission
[00:41] <gothenburg> b0n1: what's the name of the program?
[00:41] <h00k> Jon--: I'm finding it hard to believe that you're having the same problem at the same time with both.
[00:41] <CynthiaG> Jon--: I asked because I was recently made aware of an issue where GParted would use 100% CPU after a NTFS resize operation, yet it was fully completed and the person could reboot into Windows with only a short chkdsk
[00:42] <patty_>  oh well
[00:42] <b0n1> its mathematica and i could install it on my old ubuntu so it works, its a problem with the rights here
[00:42] <b0n1> if i mount it as root i dont have the permission to cd to the directory
[00:42] <h00k> !crosspost | Jon--
[00:42] <b0n1> if i dont mount it as root i can cd to the mathinstaller but not run it
[00:43] <b0n1> i use furiusisomount maybe thats a bad program
[00:43] <b0n1> its a .bin file
[00:44] <b0n1> so are there alternatives?
[00:44] <Jon--> h00k: No one in #backtrack-linux ever assists anyone. This is not a BT specific issue. It's gparted + debian installer. Virtually identical to Ubuntu. I have waited for an answer for 6 hours in #backtrack-linux before. Is it such a crime to want assistance?
[00:45] <aliciapg> does anyone know where i can set the resolution of the login screen in 9.10?
[00:45] <CynthiaG> Jon--: What is your partition formatted as?
[00:45] <h00k> Jon--: This is still not appropriate for this channel.  This channel is for Ubuntu support only, as seen in /topic.  If you're having problems getting support, I suggest the backtrack forums or IRC channel.
[00:45] <mneptok> Jon--: what version of gparted does BT use, and which does Ubuntu use? and if patchsets have been applied, what do those patchsets contain?
[00:45] <SlidingHorn> b0n1: *Disclaimer* This method is NOT recommended, but it could work.  I would be VERY careful about doing this if I were to do it at all, but.. </disclaimer> You could possibly do it by opening your file manager with sudo then opening the file...again..it's HIGHLY frowned upon to use a graphical file manager with root privileges
[00:45] <Jon--> CynthiaG: It's resizing an NTFS partition with Windows 7 installed.
[00:46] <Daekdroom> SlidingHorn, what's wrong with opening a file manager with sudo?
[00:46] <CynthiaG> NTFS partitions have trouble with ending a resize properly. It just hangs at the end. Sometimes it uses 100% CPU, sometimes it just hangs. :|
[00:46] <b0n1> ok SlidingHorn
[00:46] <SlidingHorn> daekdroom: because you can do serious damage to your system without any kind of warning or questioning
[00:47] <Jon--> CynthiaG: Ahh hell. I just went to run GParted to get the version (someone had asked) and I think it canceled the process. I really hope that didn't damage anything.
[00:48] <SlidingHorn> daekdroom & b0n1: one thing about linux is that it assumes you know what you're doing (for better or for worse).  When you are in a graphical mode with root privileges, you won't be questioned no matter what you try to do, and that is dangerous and highly advised against
[00:48] <mats> Hi, can not get my eyetoy webcam to work proper (with ov51x driver)
[00:49] <SlidingHorn> !details | mats
[00:49] <tm0> Ello, how do i disable bluetooth?
[00:50] <shomon> maybe system/preferences/bluetooth, tm0
[00:50] <mats> ubuntu karmic. hvere to post output?
[00:50] <tm0> shomon that disables it completely?
[00:51] <SlidingHorn> mats: outputs are better posted @ http://paste.ubuntu.org
[00:51] <SlidingHorn> mats: http://paste.ubuntu.com ** sorry, wrong url
[00:51] <shomon> no clue. I've got a usb bluetooth key so I've never needed to disable it completely
[00:51] <Jon--> CynthiaG: Sorry to bother you, just a quick question. I have an existing GRUB version installed. Installing a new OS. Should I untick "Install bootloader" and add an entry for the OS in grub.cfg, or is it easier to install over GRUB?
[00:51] <vinicius_> i just updated to 10.4. back in 9.10, 1600x1024 worked ok, now when i change to 1600x1024 the screen seems to be "too small", it doesnt work properly, any help?
[00:51] <aliciapg> does anyone know where i can set the resolution of the login screen in ubuntu 9.10?
[00:51] <shomon> I guess you can check by looking for it on your phone if you have one...
[00:52] <aliciapg> actually does anyone know how to fix the ubuntu 9.10 login loop
[00:52] <shomon> is fglrx a recommended driver for opengl?
[00:52] <l337ingDisorder> Can anyone suggest a one-liner that will just eat up N megabytes of ram and then read, waiting for user input?
[00:52] <mats> http://paste.ubuntu.com/449887/
[00:53] <m0nk3y> I have figured out how to rip a .vob file from my dvd, then extract an .ac3 file from the audio stream I want.  Now I have a vob file and an ac3 file.  would someone please help me to make an x264-encoded?synched? .avi or .mp4 file using the two files?
[00:53] <shomon> m0nk3y, you can use avidemux for that I think
[00:53] <shomon> loads of forums and answers online...
[00:53] <wildbat> Jon--, update-grub may be easier
[00:54] <Hans_Henrik> not sure exactly what i did, but ive been messing around with /dev/null , and now the command "echo test>/dev/null && cat /dev/null" gives the output "test"
[00:54] <Hans_Henrik> how can i fix /dev/null?
[00:54] <Jon--> wildbat: But bottom line is, don't install over existing GRUB, untick install bootloader, and then add this new OS from Ubuntu?
[00:55] <h00k> Jon--: Check Backtrack's documentation about Grub.
[00:55] <CynthiaG> Hans_Henrik: sudo mknod /dev/null c 1 3
[00:56] <SlidingHorn> Jon--: that would be my choice, but I'd check with people who are more experienced than I am...just my 2 cents :)
[00:56] <m0nk3y> shomon: thx - ill check that out.
[00:56] <shomon> np m0nk3y
[00:56] <aliciapg> does anyone have an idea why ubuntu 9.10 is looping whenever i attempt to login?
[00:56] <wildbat> Jon--, yes
[00:57] <Hans_Henrik> CynthiaG: ty, worked
[00:57] <shomon> can you log in just from the terminal aliciapg ?
[00:57] <SlidingHorn> aliciapg: could you give a little more detail...what's happening exactly?
[00:57] <shomon> as in by pressing ctrl-alt f1?
[00:57] <Jon--> wildbat: Thank you Sir.
[00:57] <Jon--> wildbat: In return, I'll help at least 4-5 people in here, when I can and with issues I can [easy stuff].
[00:58] <aliciapg> SlidingHorn: once i login, it brings me back to the login screen
[00:58] <mats> hvat does this mean: http://paste.ubuntu.com/449887/
[00:59] <SlidingHorn> aliciapg: (from shomon) can you login from terminal? (ctrl-alt-F1)
[00:59] <aliciapg> SlidingHorn: yes
[00:59] <fatbob> How do i copy a file from one computer to another in command line over the internet?
[00:59] <maco> fatbob: scp
[00:59] <projekt2> fatbob, try scp
[01:00] <fatbob> man scp
[01:00] <projekt2> fatbob, winscp if you must use windows
[01:00] <fatbob> sorry ww
[01:00] <fatbob> no both linux
[01:00] <root__> omg i run Xs in Backtrack4 in safe graphical mode (but 800x600) how i can do that on my system?
[01:00] <okapi14> hi to all
[01:00] <uLinux> alacarte is weird it's letting me enable/add menus
[01:00] <uLinux> not letting..
[01:00] <WJW> b0n1:  Say sudo sh (or sudo su) so you become god.  Verify you are god by entering "id".  Your user id should be zero.  Mount the file system that has your Mathematica on it.  Cd to the directory containing the install script or program.  Do a "file" command on that file.  What does it say?
[01:01] <okapi14> anyone know how to access a folder with a long name and space (windws standard) from a terminal or console?
[01:02] <wildbat> WJW,  b0n1, should use : sudo -i or sudo -s
[01:02] <Keith-BlindUser> Okay this is annoying the heck out of me. Has anyone else noticed this?
[01:02] <SlidingHorn> okapi14: enter a \ before the space
[01:02] <aliciapg> shomon, SlidingHorn: i know the resolution is at a really low setting, i did this intentionally when i installed
[01:02] <WJW> okapi14:  Or put the whole filename in double quotes or single quotes.
[01:02] <h00k> okapi14: you can tab-complete to help you complete directories
[01:02] <Keith-BlindUser> I have made all proper edits, and now the hostname service in lucid entirely fails to start up at all. In fact, it said: "start: Job failed to start." And remains acrossed all recovery modes known to Ubuntu as "Username@None$"
[01:03] <Flamekebab> This may be a Wine issue, not a Ubuntu one, but how come when I try to launch a game fullscreen the Gnome menu bars persist?
[01:03] <h00k> Keith-BlindUser: have you seen the !hostname factoid?
[01:03] <Keith-BlindUser> Nothing is working at all. The question would be, why?
[01:03] <okapi14> ok guys, thanks
[01:03] <SlidingHorn> okapi14: h00k's suggestion is also a good one
[01:03] <Keith-BlindUser> What is making the hostname service not start, and why is it failing to execute?
[01:03] <h00k> !hostname | Keith-BlindUser
[01:04] <Keith-BlindUser> Note: It doesn't matter if i execute: service or start hostname start it just doesn't. :|
[01:04] <fatbob> ok so i launch scp from my local computer correct
[01:04] <okapi14> hook: what you mean by tab-complete?
[01:04] <Keith-BlindUser> Weird..the do match
[01:04] <Keith-BlindUser> they do
[01:04] <h00k> okapi14: type the first few letters of the foldername and hit 'tab'
[01:04] <Keith-BlindUser> Is there any other way to fix this pending a complete system reinstall?
[01:04] <okapi14> hook: thanks
[01:04] <aliciapg> shomon, SlidingHorn: but it also should have skipped right over the login screen
[01:05] <SlidingHorn> keith-blinduser: i believe it's /etc/init.d/hostname but I could be wrong
[01:05] <mats> what is v4l_compat_ioctl32?
[01:05] <Keith-BlindUser> On Lucid you now have a service or start startup manager.
[01:05] <okapi14> great, all suggestions works!:) thanks
[01:05] <Keith-BlindUser> In prior versions this wasn't an issue.
[01:06] <Keith-BlindUser> But I'm not about to downgrade my system, so I'm trying to find any possible solution that does not require a system reinstall.
[01:07] <R3cur51v3> I made a shortcut to run Google Chrome. When I use that shortcut, Chrome appears on top of all the other windows, but the previous window retains the focus. This is a bug, right?
[01:08] <h00k> !crosspost | R3cur51v3
[01:08] <b0n1> something is strange here i think, i mount a file and cant access it with sudo nautilus
[01:09] <b0n1> then i get permission denied
[01:09] <R3cur51v3> h00k, I accidentally posted it into the wrong chan the first time
[01:09] <h00k> R3cur51v3: :)
[01:09] <ryan_> Hello, does anyone know how I can get openGL or DirectX working in ubuntu?
[01:09] <b0n1> if i just acces it without sudo i can get in
[01:09] <b0n1> but not run the installer
[01:09] <R3cur51v3> b0n1, that happens
[01:09] <R3cur51v3> sshfs or encfs?
[01:09] <R3cur51v3> Anything fuse-based can do that it seems
[01:09] <SlidingHorn> !enter
[01:10] <b0n1> is it a problem of the program furius iso mount ?
[01:10] <b0n1> what is the most convenient way to mount a .bin file in ubuntu ?
[01:11] <b0n1> i remember when i had ubuntu feisty fawn i could emulate things on right click
[01:12] <kicks> i just upgraded to lucid few
[01:13] <b0n1> R3cur51v3, ?
[01:13] <uLinux> I can't delete some shortcuts in Alacarte.. how can I fix this ?
[01:14] <ryan_> Hello, does anyone know how I can get openGL or DirectX working in ubuntu?
[01:14] <zecamil> algun canal de ubuntu en españil
[01:15] <SlidingHorn> !es | zecamil
[01:15] <zecamil> español
[01:15] <xelados> Anyone here use gtkpod? I have a friend with ubuntu who's saying she can't use "play now" because it's calling xmms (which she doesn't even use). Is there an option somewhere in gtkpod to specify the player?
[01:15] <zecamil> gracias ubottu
[01:15] <xelados> Remote tech support with Linux is sort of a pain :X
[01:15] <uLinux> I cannot modify or delete shortcuts in ALacarte.. what bug is this?
[01:15] <xelados> uLinux: Permissions?
[01:16] <uLinux> *some shortcuts
[01:16] <h00k> xelados: Telepathy makes sharing desktops (with empathy) quite easy
[01:16] <uLinux> can I edit the menus using nautilus?
[01:16] <xelados> h00k: I'm afraid my friend doesn't have the tech savvy (and I'm not even on Ubuntu...)
[01:16] <b0n1> how do you emulate files?
[01:17] <b0n1> why dont i get answer to this question? is it so strange to emulate file or what is it?
[01:17] <xelados> Anyways, I figured gtkpod may have some sort of option for a custom player command.
[01:17] <xelados> Can anyone confirm or deny that?
[01:17] <nobarking> why is it that Kubntu & Ubuntu fonts are always better than other distros?
[01:17] <h00k> b0n1: I'm not sure what you're meaning to emulate a file. If you're trying to run a file, make sure +x is set on the file (chmod +x filename) and run it with ./filename
[01:17] <nobarking> font rendering*
[01:17] <mats> when I'm tryin to install ov51 driver on karmic i get http://paste.ubuntu.com/449887/ what shuld I do?
[01:18] <b0n1> h00k,  i still dont have permission what program do you use?
[01:18] <xelados> nobarking: Ubuntu's default packages probably include the proper libraries.
[01:18] <b0n1> i mean emulate a .bin file for example
[01:18] <xelados> Other flavors are equally capable of good font rendering.
[01:18] <CoJaBo-Aztec> How do I remove a broken package (vlc, in this case)
[01:18] <cyy> which file should I edit to add something to the PATH for all users?
[01:18] <nobarking> xelados: really? i've tried other debian based distros and debian itself, doesn't compare...
[01:19] <acerimmer_> CoJaBo-Aztec: software center - remove package
[01:19] <h00k> b0n1: if you don't have permission to run it, you can run it with sudo, or change ownership to yourself (sudo chown username:username filename)
[01:19] <CoJaBo-Aztec> acerimmer_: I have to do it via command line, the GUI package manager (KDE) is garbage.
[01:20] <h00k> CoJaBo-Aztec: sudo apt-get remove vlc
[01:20] <h00k> CoJaBo-Aztec: or sudo aptitude remove vlc
[01:20] <uLinux> I think I fixed it
[01:20] <uLinux> :)
[01:20] <CoJaBo-Aztec> h00k: The following packages have unmet dependencies: vlc-nox: Depends: libvlccore2 (>= 1.0.2-1~ppa1) but it is not going to be installed
[01:20] <CoJaBo-Aztec> E: Unmet dependencies. Try 'apt-get -f install' with no packages (or specify a solution).
[01:20] <SlidingHorn> h00k, i believe b0n1's problem has to do with the installer asking for administrative rights itself
[01:20] <CoJaBo-Aztec> I cant get past that error.
[01:20] <acerimmer_> CoJaBo-Aztec: sudo (ksudo?  I'm not on kde) apt-get purge package name
[01:20] <unop> cyy, /etc/profile
[01:20] <crdlb> nobarking: I believe the issue is that some other distros don't want to use patented font hinting algorithms
[01:21] <nytek_> does anybody know how to integrate xft fonts into wmii?
[01:21] <nobarking> crdlb: really, i didin't know font hinting was also patented....
[01:21] <h00k> CoJaBo-Aztec: did you try apt-get -f install vlc ?
[01:22] <tmas> My ubuntu install is sticking at 5%, any ideas on how to fix it?
[01:22] <tmas> Yes, I'm installing 10.04.
[01:22] <CoJaBo-Aztec> h00k: Yeh, that broght the same error. As did trying to install a completely unrelated package. Purge seems to be doing something tho.
[01:22] <b0n1> h00k sudo chown user.. gives permission denied
[01:23] <acerimmer_> tmas: what do you mean "sticking"?
[01:23] <b0n1> i think my problem is the .bin file itself
[01:23] <b0n1> its just readable and only writable with root
[01:23] <b0n1> if i emulate it on a normal way without root i cant write in it
[01:23] <acerimmer_> CoJaBo-Aztec: reboot after purging
[01:24] <tmas> acerimmer: It stops at 5% and acts as if it hadn't stopped. No error, just an installation that sticks at 5%  (I tried leaving it for 30 minutes, no luck).
[01:24] <b0n1> if i emulate it with root i cant open it
[01:24] <acerimmer_> tmas: troubleshoot.  did you checksum the iso and the burned install disk?
[01:24] <b0n1> as strange as it sounds
[01:25] <ruben23> hi, any idea how to install skype on ubuntu desktop lucid
[01:25] <rahduke> i've tried everything to completely remove AWN so i can start over fresh, and no matter what i do every time i re-install it it loads my old settings that are all screwed up.... can someone please help me before i freak out
[01:25] <b0n1> thats why i ask for an alternative emulation program
[01:25] <tmas> acerimmer_: I did a checksum on the iso, but how do I checksum a burned disk? Make an image and get the checksum of that?
[01:25] <acerimmer_> !checksum>tmas
[01:25] <b0n1> but i dont understand why i dont get respond to this, do i use the wrong words or what is it?
[01:25] <shomon> ruben23, I came here and asked once and there's apparently an ubuntu guide on installing skype properly...
[01:25] <h00k> b0n1: What file is this? You're not 'emulating' it, rather executing (running) it.
[01:25] <b0n1> emulation program is the right word for what i mean right?
[01:26] <SlidingHorn> b0n1: why do you keep saying emulate?
[01:26] <shomon> can't remember where though...
[01:26] <rahduke> http://www.planetblur.org/hosted/awnforum/index.php?shard=forum&action=g_reply&ID=2305&page=1&isLive=true i used all the rm commands from that thread, searched thru my foleders myself and deleted stuff, completely removed from apt and synaptic
[01:26] <b0n1> emulate = mount right?
[01:26] <acerimmer_> tmas: no checksumming the burned iso is a little different.  see the tutorial i sent your way
[01:26] <h00k> b0n1: no
[01:26] <ruben23> shomon:you got the link..?
[01:26] <shomon> no
[01:26] <h00k> b0n1: emulate != mount != run
[01:26] <shomon> sorry!
[01:26] <h00k> shomon: what version of Ubuntu are you on?
[01:26] <b0n1> ok i have a .bin file that i mount
[01:27] <SlidingHorn> !skype | ruben23
[01:27] <acerimmer_> tmas: btw, if BOTH check out, i'd suggest downloading and using the alternate installation iso just to avoid the gnome hiccups
[01:27] <h00k> b0n1: .bin is a compiled binary or a program to run. You are not mounting it, you're running it.  What file is it?
[01:27] <unop> b0n1, is this file an installer or a CD image?
[01:27] <b0n1> and the problem is that if i mount it with root i cant access it  and if i mount it without root  i can access it but not run the datas in it
[01:27] <shomon> lucid, h00k
[01:28] <acerimmer_> rahduke: check for a hidden configuation file in your /home directory
[01:28] <shomon> ah thanks SlidingHorn
[01:28] <unop> h00k, a .bin file could be an image
[01:28] <rahduke> acerimmer_: ive looked i cant find anything related
[01:28] <h00k> shomon: you could be able to download Skype 64 or 32bit, depending on what you're running, for 8.10+ from the skype website
[01:28] <b0n1> unop,  i think if i burn it it will work but do i really have to burn it ?
[01:28] <tmas> acerimmer_: I need to burn a new cd, it looks like. I just took out the cd and glanced at the bottom, then realized that I had found the thing on my desk under some papers and stuff. Covered in scratches!
[01:28] <b0n1> i can mount it and can see the installer files
[01:28] <Flomaster> I am getting a time out error while trying to use wget
[01:28] <acerimmer_> tmas: well i guess that MIGHT effect things...:)
[01:29] <unop> b0n1, well, ok, in that case, just adjust the permissions on the mount point -- where is it currently mounted?
[01:29] <axisys> what would be the fastest way to send 1000 100mb files from one system to another ?
[01:29] <b0n1> on a virtual drive unop
[01:29] <Flomaster> --2010-06-14 17:28:58--  (try: 5)  http://kambing.vlsm.org/ubuntu/pool/multiverse/u/unrar-nonfree/unrar_3.5.4-0.1_i386.deb
[01:29] <Flomaster> Connecting to kambing.vlsm.org|<IP_ADDRESS>|:80... failed: Connection timed out.
[01:29] <Flomaster> Retrying.
[01:29] <tmas> acerimmer_: Well, yeah. If the disk can't be read, it's unlikely to install properly.
[01:29] <h00k> !pastebin | Flomaster
[01:29] <ruben23> SlidingHorn: thanks...but sorry im only a user...and not part of the sudoers, any chance i can have that privileges with contacting the root..?
[01:30] <unop> b0n1,  where exactly..   what's the output of this command?   mount | grep -i mathinstaller
[01:30] <b0n1> but the .bin file itself is read only i think
[01:30] <Flomaster> oh sorry for that h00k
[01:30] <SlidingHorn> ruben23: you would have to contact the administrator to be granted sudo privileges then, or have them install it for you
[01:30] <b0n1> unop,  MathInstaller is a file in the .bin
[01:30] <unop> b0n1, what's the name of the .bin then?
[01:30] <Flomaster> !pastebinit
[01:30] <b0n1> the bin is called math.bin
[01:31] <unop> b0n1,  ok, then do this.    mount | grep -i math
[01:31] <shomon> h00k, sorry I'm fine. I just couldn't remember the link for whoever was asking before thanks!
[01:32] <h00k> shomon: okay :)
[01:32] <ruben23>  SlidingHorn: no other chance, i can do it by me..?
[01:32] <ruben23> any work arounds, he is not availble on my sire..
[01:32] <okapi14> anyone know how to create a virtual usb drive?
[01:32] <x2> quit
[01:32] <shomon> my problem is with opengl segfaulting like a red headed stepchild
[01:33] <SlidingHorn> ruben23: I'm not going to tell you how to work around your administrator's rules.  They're likely there for a reason.  My only suggestion is to have them allow you the rights or install skype for you
[01:33] <tmas> acerimmer_: I swear, I just looked at the bottom of that scratched disk and saw "MICROSOFT". I immediately threw it away and remembered that my computer originally ran windows.
[01:34] <ruben23> SlidingHorn: ok i understand...its ok
[01:34] <b0n1> unop,  something like rw, nosuid, nodef, user=me
[01:35] <b0n1> now chmod +x ?
[01:35] <b0n1> sudo chmod +x ?
[01:35] <Flomaster> can some one recommend a newsgroup downloader
[01:35] <unop> b0n1, no no, what's the mount point where this .bin file is mounted now?
[01:35] <maco> Flomaster: pan is the perennial favourite, it seems
[01:36] <b0n1> did i mount it with this command?
[01:36] <unop> b0n1, you can paste single lines in here so just paste the output of that command.
[01:36] <Flomaster> maco cool since grabit won't work i will look into pan
[01:36] <swoods> I'm attempting to remaster an 10.04 that I downloaded with Ubuntu Customization Kit, but I'm running into a problem with grub-pc. Specifically it is throwing up a, "continue without installing grub?" tickbox and if won't let me NOT select it to continue. I've looked into this and it usually occurs during upgrades. This isn't one, so I won't have a bootloader to fall back on. Solutions?
[01:36] <b0n1> the problem is that i cant copy paste because its another workspace , it is something like fuse.iso
[01:37] <ne7work> hello all
[01:37] <b0n1> shall i look again ?
[01:37] <ne7work> please someone help me i have problem with ubuntu 9.10 stable version
[01:37] <b0n1> fuseiso...
[01:37] <banker247> whats a good language to learn if i want to extract information from websites and sort that info then put it into an sql databaes?
[01:37] <h00k> swoods: have you seen !remaster ?
[01:38] <swoods> No.
[01:38] <banker247> or extract and sort any info for that matter
[01:38] <KB1JWQ> banker247: perl, python, ruby.
[01:38] <KB1JWQ> Sed, awk, bash.
[01:38] <b0n1> fuseiso on /home/marco/math.bin
[01:38] <tmas> !remaster | tmas
[01:38] <banker247> KB1JWQ python easier than perl?
[01:38] <b0n1> unop,  is that ok ?
[01:38] <ne7work> how to change my root password?
[01:38] <KB1JWQ> banker247: Up to you, really.
[01:38] <b0n1> its mounted in my home directory
[01:38] <unop> !rootsudo | ne7work
[01:39] <banker247> KB1WQ any good online resource for learning python or do i have to purchase books?
[01:39] <unop> b0n1, ok, that's fine - now where are you getting these permissions problems?
[01:39] <swoods> If you mean Remastersys, I don't know that it is actually an option. I'm running 8.10 right now, so I had to upgrade my kernel to <IP_ADDRESS> as is to get this far.
[01:39] <ne7work> Jun 15 03:30:33 ne7work-desktop NetworkManager: <info>  Unmanaged Device found; state CONNECTED forced. (see http://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/191889)
[01:39] <b0n1> if i want to run the installer in it
[01:39] <b0n1> there is a file called MathInstaller
[01:40] <h00k> ubottu: remaster | swoods
[01:40] <b0n1> if i double click on it and press the button open in console then it wants to install but i says permission denied
[01:41] <swoods> I'm afraid that uck is what I'm using. Everything is working except for this grub-pc error. Would grub legacy work to boot into ubuntu 10.04 and if so would there be any complications? If not, then it would be a good solution for this.
[01:41] <b0n1> unop,  actually it says you may need to be logged in as root to continue the installation
[01:41] <swoods> I just don't want to have spent several hours to get a non-functioning ISO (and computer if I get too hasty and wipe away my current install)
[01:41] <SlidingHorn> b0n1: by any chance, have you run through this yet? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mathematica
[01:41] <Purpley> Hi guys, what is one of the most highly supported wireless usb cards in ubuntu lucid lynx? Im tired of messing around with drivers and just want to have good reliability and the card must also support packet injection. while being cheap
[01:41] <unop> b0n1,  hmm,  make a copy of the directory that this is mounted on and then you can go ahead and do something like.   chmod +x /path/to/new/MathInstaller.bin;  /path/to/new/MathInstaller.bin
[01:41] <sikun> trying to get my mic working on my desktop, its a Intel Corporation 82801EB/ER (ICH5/ICH5R) AC'97 Audio Controller (rev 02), there are two mic ports, one on front and one on back i have tried both but either don't seem to work
[01:41] <swoods> I'm in the package configuration stage, so nothing is actually installed to the system yet.
[01:42] <unop> b0n1, in that case. chmod +x /path/to/new/MathInstaller.bin;  sudo /path/to/new/MathInstaller.bin
[01:42] <unop> b0n1, you must copy the directory first though.
[01:42] <SlidingHorn> b0n1 unop h00k: i think the solution is to sudo sh according to the community docs
[01:42] <ne7work> Jun 15 03:30:33 ne7work-desktop NetworkManager: <info>  Unmanaged Device found; state CONNECTED forced. (see http://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/191889)
[01:42] <ne7work> how to fix it?
[01:43] <unop> SlidingHorn, sudo sh  should never be needed -- if the thing is executable
[01:44] <b0n1> SlidingHorn,  i saw this and tried sh
[01:44] <swoods> I also notice that if I direct synaptic to reinstall grub-pc after it has been installed and thrown up the prompt the first time, it doesn't put it up again. But I am unsure if it is actually configuring it.
[01:44] <b0n1> its the same as just clicking on running in the terminal
[01:44] <b0n1> it says you need to be logged in as root to continue installation
[01:44] <julio> hi, i'm experiencing an segmentation fault when running openarena
[01:44] <swoods> Sorry, I bet this is a good bit more detailed that typical questions you get here..
[01:44] <julio> any who could help?
[01:44] <b0n1> sudo chmod +x MathInstaller    gives permission denied
[01:44] <b0n1> unop,
[01:45] <b0n1> ok wait i think i misunderstood you
[01:45] <swoods> Have you attempted to sudo su -
[01:45] <b0n1> i have to copy the MathInstaller ?
[01:45] <unop> b0n1, yes, you need to make a copy of the directory before you can chmod anything -- right now you've mounted a CD image as read-only and so that will obviously fail
[01:45] <swoods> And then do it? Sometimes that works..
[01:45] <SlidingHorn> ne7work: there's a workaround IN the bug report...................
[01:45] <unop> b0n1, no, the entire directory that contains MathInstaller to a new directory
[01:45] <b0n1> alright
[01:45] <b0n1> i see
[01:46] <SlidingHorn> ne7work: you can talk to me here...but I don't know anything other than the workarounds (there's 2 of them) already posted in the bug report you linked to
[01:47] <Purpley> Hi guys, what is one of the most highly supported wireless usb cards in ubuntu lucid lynx? Im tired of messing around with drivers and just want to have good reliability and the card must also support packet injection. while being cheap
[01:47] <SlidingHorn> purpley: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessCardsSupported
[01:49] <swoods> For this issue with grub-pc is there anyplace else where I could go to ask? This has been reported in numerous bug reports, etc. but I've not seen any workaround or fix posted.
[01:49] <swoods> So I'm fairly sure that it is an issue with ubuntu itself, not uck
[01:49] <lordcrc> hi, whats a good winamp alternative... i just want a simple audio player with gapless playback (ie between songs)
[01:49] <SlidingHorn> !players | lordcrc
[01:50] <SlidingHorn> lordcrc: I personally use rhythmbox and it does just fine...no pause between songs
[01:50] <darko3d> hello, i installed skype in ubuntu 10.04 and i got a problem with the colors, the menu on the tray icon shows in black with the text being black too, does anybody know how to fix tha
[01:50] <ne7work> SlidingHorn, Can I remove network-manager and i fix it or?
[01:50] <lordcrc> SlidingHorn: hmm i just tried it, and it had gaps here, perhaps an option then
[01:51] <Purpley> SlidingHorn: Ive noticed my card is on there, mine is notorious for overheating acting strange and crashing, I want a card that is guarnteed to work not overheat or crash and work flawlessly
[01:51] <wzxulite> i'm new here..
[01:51] <swoods> I'm unsure if it has gaps or not
[01:51] <swoods> But cmus is a very minimal program :P
[01:51] <b0n1> unop,  thanks a lot it is installing now :)
[01:51] <sebsebseb> wzxulite: ok welcome!
[01:51] <Typos_King> lordcrc:   dunno, I use audacious, -> http://www.omegamoon.com/blog/images/audacious.png
[01:51] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[01:51] <unop> b0n1, :)
[01:51] <b0n1> thank you too SlidingHorn
[01:51] <SlidingHorn> ne7work you can take a look @ wicd...be careful when switching, as you'll have to uninstall network-manager and it you could be without an internet connection
[01:52] <SlidingHorn> !wicd | ne7work
[01:52] <lordcrc> Typos_King: that looks familiar, nice :)
[01:52] <ActionParsnip> ne7work: wicd is pretty sweet here
[01:53] <Jumpz_56> Hello
[01:54] <Jumpz_56> Vous êtes français?
[01:54] <ne7work> whe I install wicd I have problems..
[01:54] <SlidingHorn> !fr | jumpz_56
[01:54] <darko3d> hello, i installed skype in ubuntu 10.04 and i got a problem with the colors, the menu on the tray icon shows in black with the text being black too, does anybody know how to fix tha
[01:54] <mmfb> I've been getting into GIMP lately, but I'm not looking to install G.A.P. but I'm having trouble finding it and installing it. Where and how would I do that?
[01:54] <ActionParsnip> mmfb: whats GAP?
[01:54] <arnaud__> Jumpz_56, oui
[01:55] <dexter324> hi, i installed lamp through the Ubuntu packet manager and it didn't download "php.ini-development "php.ini-development" only php.ini. I need the file "php.ini-development " because the current php,ini doesn't display error  and i cant find where to download it
[01:55] <mmfb> GIMP Animation Package
[01:55] <ubutom> darko3d, rey right clicking the top panel and choose a brighter color
[01:55] <mmfb> I AM looking to install GAP***
[01:56] <Jumpz_56> Arnaud, dis moi tu sais comment crée un serveur IRC?
[01:56] <okapi14> anyone know how to create a virtual usb drive?
[01:56] <SlidingHorn> mmfb: apt-cache search gimp-gap
[01:56]  * swoods sighs
[01:56] <SlidingHorn> !fr | Jumpz_56
[01:57] <Jump> Je suis faire comment sur Xchat?
[01:57]  * SlidingHorn slaps forehead
[01:57] <ActionParsnip> Jump: /join #ubuntu-fr
[01:57] <dexter324> does anyone here host a php server, if u do can you send me "php.ini-development"
[01:58] <Typos_King> Jump:   je ne parlais pas francais, uniquement anglais :)
[01:58] <acerimmer_> !fr|typos_king
[01:58] <Typos_King> merci :P~
[01:59] <jakexks> Learning just enough french to avoid looking foolish is advisable
[02:01] <jr-minnaar> Hey! I'm Having trouble with my usb speed. Disk Utility says that I only get 12mb/s transfer rate while I know that both the Flashdisk and usb port supports USB2
[02:01] <acerimmer_> merde!
[02:01] <Tao> I'm having trouble with WINE. I'm trying to install Star Wars: Empire at War, which has two CDs. The first CD started up and ran perfectly, but when it came time for the second CD, I put it in, but WINE couldn't find it. Any help?
[02:01] <jr-minnaar> How can I fix this?
[02:01] <IdleOne> !language | acerimmer_
[02:01] <ubutom> !language :P
[02:01] <lordcrc> thanks guys, audacious looks good so far
[02:02] <acerimmer_> Tao: different game - I copied the deus ex image into a wine c:/ and it detected and runs perfect - well wine perfect
[02:03] <mmfb> After installing the GIMP Animation Package from Synaptic Package Manager it is nowhere to be found. Anyone know where it installs and how to open it?
[02:03] <Tao> acerimmer: What do you mean? Copying the image from the second CD into the .wine folder?
[02:03] <SlidingHorn> mmfb: try /usr/bin/
[02:04] <acerimmer_> Tao: personally I'd do both and then direct the path to those discs
[02:04] <Tao> Ok
[02:04] <Tao> Well, I've already got the first disk done
[02:04] <jr-minnaar> Also dmesg has the following line: [ 9235.688075] usb 3-1: not running at top speed; connect to a high speed hub, although it is a highspeed hub. Any Help?
[02:04] <Ozzah> Can someone please help? I have a HPT374 raid card with 4x1000Gb hard drives. The raid card has been configured to run them in raid5, but my ubuntu 10.04 sees them as 4 separate 1000gb drives in gparted!
[02:05] <ilham> hi
[02:05] <fuzzybunny69y> hey guys for some reason every once in a while my screen on my laptop gets corrupted like it will shift a bit to the left and there will be lines going through the gnome-panel. I believe it started happening when I upgraded to Ubuntu 10.04. I have tried running sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and the problem still persists and have also tried rolling back the xorg display drivers.
[02:05] <acerimmer_> fuzzybunny69y: what computer?
[02:05] <ilham> is there mp3 duplicate finder for ubuntu
[02:05] <ubutom> jr-minnaar, make sure usb2.0 isn't disabled in bios
[02:05] <lordcrc> when installing the ati drivers, is it enough to restart X to get them up and running? running livecd here, want to try it out before i install
[02:06] <IamReck> What is the command to restart X on 10.04?
[02:06] <jr-minnaar> ubutom: I have no sttings in BIOS relationg to USB drive... its an old Medion MIM2080 laptop.
[02:06] <wildbat> Ozzah, some how gparted in ubtuntu don't read raid well :< try Disk Utility
[02:07] <Ozzah> wildbat, Disk utility shows two PATA controllers, and two 1000Gb hard drives connected to them
[02:08] <Fudge> anyone using apache2 on lucid? cant find in the /etc/apache2 where servername and serveradmin is configured?
[02:08] <fuzzybunny69y> acerimmer_, I have a Sony Vaio VGN-CR520D with an Intel Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller
[02:08] <arthurmaciel> hi. is there any usable project manager for ubuntu?
[02:09] <acerimmer_> fuzzybunny69y: reserach and see if there's a bug report on your make/model.  I'm on a dell 1545 and the 10.04 gnome "flicker" is a documented - and unfixed - bug.
[02:09] <wildbat> Ozzah, hmm no idea may need a raid card driver ?
[02:10] <fuzzybunny69y> acerimmer_, yeah I did look around a bit I don't even know what to lookup though really I found a couple things but it didn't fix the problem
[02:10] <natalief> can anybody help me figure out why "/proc/acpi/thermal_zone/THZN/trip_points" gives me a permission denied as user or root
[02:10] <jr-minnaar> ubutom: I read somewhere that in Ubuntu 9.* that it is a simple matter of unloading and reloading the ehci_hcd and uhci_hcd modules in the correct order, thoughin Ubuntu 10.4 those modules does not exist
[02:10] <ubutom> jr-minnaar, I don't mean booting from usb-drives or something like that, there is often an option to enable or disable usb keyboard support and other usb-related settings
[02:10] <ilham> is there mp3 duplicate finder for ubuntu
[02:10] <uzi__> can give me a name of apache management gui front-end?
[02:10] <Ozzah> wildbat, They have uncompiled drivers which won't compile for anyone, otherwise they have fedora/suse drivers for a kernel version that's from the stone age. so what can I do? Do i have to switch to windows?
[02:10] <SlidingHorn> fudge: I think this might help you
[02:10] <uzi__> name ulziibuyan
[02:10] <SlidingHorn> fudge: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1153820 (Forgot the link!) haha
[02:11] <IamReck> !ot |
[02:11] <wildbat> Ozzah, hmm it won't compile? i googled this
[02:12] <Fudge> thanks SlidingHorn
[02:12] <jr-minnaar> ubutom: My BIOS only has for hangeble settings: One relating to shared memory, one to Wi-Fi, one to boot sequence and BIOS password. That is literally the only settings availeble in my BIOS.
[02:12] <wildbat> Ozzah, http://lukav.com/wordpress/2008/02/22/howto-install-hpt374-raid-driver-in-debian/
[02:12] <fuzzybunny69y> acerimmer_, what type of onboard video do you have on your machine?
[02:12] <Ozzah> wildbat, It's a HighPoint RocketRAID 1640. I googled it last night, and a lot of people have had a lot of trouble getting the drivers working in newer versions of linux
[02:12] <jr-minnaar> ubutom: changeble* sorry
[02:12] <acerimmer_> fuzzybunny69y: intel mobile gm4500
[02:13] <GANA> hello. sorry for being noob but what is Mod1 on ubuntu.. what key.. i see some key combos and it says press Mod1+A+S for example but what is Mod1?
[02:13] <okapi14> anyone know how to create a virtual usb drive?
[02:13] <ubutom> jr-minnaar, some bioses have a special keystroke to enable advanced settings, ctrl f1 for example, you could look up your bios manufacturer or manual for such reference
[02:13] <acerimmer_> !bug|fuzzybunny69y
[02:14] <jr-minnaar> ubutom: Thanks I'll maybe try that!
[02:14] <SlidingHorn> okapi14: could you explain what you mean by that?
[02:14] <wildbat> Ozzah, if it won't compiled ~ you can't have a kernel module to get raid card up and running ~.... software raid may be ~ ?
[02:14] <ubutom> jr-minnaar, np, some manufacturers hide too much in the bios :)(
[02:16] <jr-minnaar> GANA: Hey, modx usually means some extra key. For example mod4 is the windows key on my laptop
[02:16] <wildbat> Ozzah, or may be try to pastebin the compliation errors see if anyone can help with that
[02:16] <Ozzah> wildbat, I just tried what was on the site. I already have the kernel headers installed. When I try to compile, I get 3 billion errors... and they don't look like dependency errors, they look like syntax errors
[02:16] <okapi14> SlidingHorn: Yes, we can mount a virtual CD rom or DVD, we can mount an iso file or even create an virtual hard drive. Can we create a virtual usb drive. A virtual drive that the system will recognize it as usb flash drive.
[02:17] <GANA> Mod1-Shift-q  = Quit dwm < i am trying to figure out what Mod1 so i can quit dwm :)
[02:17] <swoods> Is there a known fix or workaround to the grub-pc bug 580408?
[02:17] <SlidingHorn> okapi14: forgive my ignorance, but what purpose would be served by doing this?
[02:17] <GANA> maybe i have to set what Mod1 is
[02:17] <darko3d> i tried installing windows office and it didnt work, now i have all these entries for microsoft office .......(mui) that im not able to remove, isnt there a way for me to force the removal
[02:18] <jr-minnaar> GANA: What type of keyboard do you have?
[02:18] <GANA> windows keyboard.. swedish
[02:18] <SlidingHorn> !wine|darko3d
[02:18] <wildbat> Ozzah, @@;
[02:18] <acerimmer_> !openoffice|darko3d
[02:19] <darko3d> SlidingHorn: nothing there
[02:19] <swoods> darko3d: Try using alt+f2 and alacarte
[02:19] <jimbro> Open Office will let you do it by converting to Open Office format
[02:19] <darko3d> acerimmer_: i want to use oneNote, no alternative
[02:19] <swoods> To remove the offending menu entries.
[02:19] <swoods> Wine config may be another option for you to try.
[02:19] <okapi14> SlidingHorn: no do not need that. The purpose is I have a software that will unpack some data only when a usb flash drive is connected. Before it start to unpack data it check all the usb drive and try to find a usb flash drive
[02:20] <duffydack> darko3d,  I have found for Wine stuff you need to edit .config/menus/applications.menu
[02:21] <SlidingHorn> dark03d: you attempted to install Microsoft Office?  you would have to use WINE to run that on linux/ubuntu.  If so, your question would probably get better focus in the WINE channel (caps aren't for emphasis..just the acronym) :-)
[02:21] <GANA> seems that Mod1 is ctrl key hmm
[02:21] <SlidingHorn> okapi14: hrrm....that's actually an interesting question.  Don't know if anyone here would be able to help you, but I would definitely suggest posing the question in the appropriate ubuntu forum: http://ubuntuforums.org
[02:21] <darko3d> SlidingHorn: im there's for over 30 minutes now and no one has answered me, so i thought someone might know here
[02:22] <Firstgear> when ubuntu is installed what file system does it use?
[02:22] <GANA> yes it is the Ctrl key
[02:22] <jr-minnaar> GANA: Try all the special keys on your computer. The safest way to do this is to go to System > Preferences > Keyboeard Shortcuts. Try all th special keys like the windows key eyc.
[02:22] <GANA> thx jr.. its the ctrl key :p
[02:22] <GANA> sorry alt key
[02:22] <Firstgear> I just learnt there are several: ext2/3/4, xfs, jfs, reiserfs
[02:22] <okapi14> SlidingHorn: there is windows based application doing that but could not find one in linux..
[02:23] <acerimmer_> Firstgear: i think the default is ext4
[02:23] <histo> Firstgear: ext4 for the newer versions of ubuntu
[02:23] <SirMoo> So why can't I play videos when the monitor sizes are not set the same?
[02:23] <duffydack> darko3d, if after removing apps from wine all you want is to remove the entries, then do as I said...if you even read it at all.
[02:24] <darko3d> duffydack: kk, wait a sec
[02:24] <jr-minnaar> GANA: Nice! Glad to help.
[02:25] <Firstgear> ubuntu can read ntfs windows file systems but it can't write to them is that correct?
[02:25] <jrcarr2> hey, is there some operation in scala to take and remove the first element from some kind of collection?
[02:25] <Rigorm0rtis> Firstgear: You can write to ntfs using ntfs-3g.
[02:25] <SlidingHorn> okapi4: this is all i could find on the subject: I can't warranty anything they say to download -- just may be a point in the right direction:  http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/linux-kernel/144565-vitrual-usb-filesystem.html  *as always download anything/run any command with caution & at your own risk*
[02:25] <jrcarr2> I noticed list(i++) is impossible
[02:28] <Winderson> Teste
[02:28] <codebrainz> s
[02:28] <jrcarr2> lol
[02:28] <Rigorm0rtis> I am having a problem I think might be a kernel problem in the latest Ubuntu release. I am trying to copy large disk images over my network to a fileserver. After copying about 60GB, the file server locks up. It doesn't matter if I send the file over Samba, or SSH.
[02:28] <darko3d> swoods: what is alacarte
[02:29] <maco> darko3d: the windo that comes up when you right click -> edit menu
[02:29] <SlidingHorn> rigorm0rtis: no error messages?  have you checked your logs for hints?
[02:29] <wildbat> Rigorm0rtis, disk full?
[02:29] <swoods> Is the issue you're experiencing related to menu entries darko3d?
[02:29] <darko3d> swoods: nevermind
[02:29] <swoods> If it is not, then that won't help you.
[02:29] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[02:29] <soreau> Rigorm0rtis: If it's a lot of files, maybe it has a large file name or some strange characters it doesn't like
[02:30] <Rigorm0rtis> The disk is a 2TB raid array.
[02:30] <darko3d> swoods: the problem is that the entries keep showing, the programs dont work, so i want to unistall them and try again
[02:30] <Rigorm0rtis> It is just one file, a large dd image.
[02:30] <codebrainz> Rigorm0rtis, I had a similar problem with my headless fileserver, turned out to be not enough ram
[02:30] <swoods> Wine comes with a configuration utility that should allow you to "uninstall" the Microsoft Office program
[02:30] <AnxiousNut> how can i edit sqlite3?
[02:30] <swoods> It may have partially installed, if so it may show up in there.
[02:30] <swoods> And you could remove it and retry.
[02:31] <codebrainz> AnxiousNut, use the command line client, or one of the vast amount of GUIs
[02:31] <swoods> Give me a moment and I'll find the name of it, but it should show up under the wine menu
[02:31] <darko3d> swoods: yeah i know, the uninstaller shows the entries but when i click the remove button nothing happens
[02:31] <AnxiousNut> codebrainz, name one please
[02:31] <Mike9863> I recently upgraded to Lucid and noticed that the fonts on web pages looked different. I am trying to find the font they use and use it as my application font under Appearance Preferences. When I look at the page source I notice that the font-family is arial,sans-serif, however the font is not sans-serif and I do not have arial. How can I find the font?
[02:31] <Rigorm0rtis> I've got 4GB of ram. Checking the logs, I get errors mentioning some app hasn't flushed in a while. I can't remember exactly what it said, the system always crashed a little while after they start appearing.
[02:32] <Rigorm0rtis> It writes these messages to the terminal.
[02:32] <swoods> darko3d: As a last resort, you could explore the C: drive and remove the files manually that it placed there.
[02:32] <Random832> Mike9863: it's in your browser preferences
[02:32] <SlidingHorn> rigormortis: http://paste.ubuntu.com
[02:32] <codebrainz> AnxiousNut, GUI?  Give me a sec, I had a sweet one a while back
[02:33] <Mike9863> random832: I have the browser set to allow pages to use their own fonts if they set them, and when I disable that feature the font changes, so it is not my browser.
[02:33] <darko3d> swoods: kk, guna try
[02:33] <Random832> Mike9863: are you sure? ould it just be changing from the serif font to the sans-serif one?
[02:33] <Random832> zoom in and use identifont i guess
[02:34] <swoods> darko3d: The thing to remember is that WINE is a horribly complex tool. It's attempting to reverse-engineer the entire Windows API and then run that through an abstraction layer on Linux. Each different release can act differently for reasons that are hard to decipher.
[02:35] <Mike9863> Random832: Yes I am sure, I will try identifont
[02:35] <swoods> darko3d: While I want to help if I can, SlidingHorn may have been right to suggest the WINE channel is the more appropriate place for this.
[02:35] <Rigorm0rtis> SlidingHorn: I will look into it some more when I am at work tomorrow. I'll grab the logs then.
[02:36] <codebrainz> AnxiousNut, I can seem to find any ref to the one I was using last time, might've been a windows one maybe, but here a whole slew: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1507506/what-are-good-open-source-gui-sqlite-database-managers
[02:36] <darko3d> swoods: thanks alot for the help, and yeah u're right, but the thing is, no one is there
[02:36] <AnxiousNut> codebrainz, kay thanks bud!
[02:36] <swoods> darko3d: I'm dealing with a particularly difficult to nail down issue right now myself. I definitely sympathize with you man
[02:36] <mac9416> Cloud noob question: if I were to set up a UEC cloud on a few of my older machines, could I install a GUI on the cloud and use it just like a desktop machine?
[02:37] <h00k> mac9416: check #ubuntu-server
[02:37] <mac9416> h00k, OK. Thanks.
[02:37] <darko3d> swoods: i only need oneNote to work, got packet tracer and notepad++ to work, and then things went down the hill
[02:38] <Dr_Willis> Just did an install to a new hd on a tuned up system. Now it seems ubuntu boots 'too' fast. :) Its booting and givine an error about /tmp not being readi (fix/ignore/reboot/other option) if i just let it reboot.. it seems to work. :)  almost like the HD is  not 'quite' ready. ANyone noticed such an errior befor?
[02:38] <swoods> darko3d: While this ISO is generating I can try to look into it more.
[02:38] <swoods> darko3d: Version of Ubuntu and wine?
[02:39] <ravibn> Hi! I need to understand which version of ubuntu to install on my Dell Latitude I tried 10.04LTS 64 bit the machine was dead Pl advice
[02:39] <darko3d> swoods: nah thats ok, i deleted the files and guna try to run the installer again
[02:39] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: crazy stuff, is there a grub option to wait a bit?
[02:39] <siran> hi
[02:39] <swoods> darko3d: Alright
[02:39] <siran> gotta question relatem to exim4... i would like to know where to set the configuration option smtp_accept_queue_per_connection... ?
[02:39] <codebrainz> Dr_Willis, defined "tuned up system"
[02:39] <Dr_Willis> ActionParsnip:  thats what im wondering.. but this is a NEW install.. lets try a update/upgrade. and see if theres a newer kernel version. that might fix the issue
[02:39] <hiexpo> hola Dr_Willis
[02:39] <siran> can anybody help me here ?
[02:40] <Dr_Willis> codebrainz:  new hd,  much faster then my old one.
[02:40] <CyberaX2195> !ispconfig
[02:40] <swoods> darko3d: Well good luck (wish me luck too, I'm dealing with an obstinate bootloader)
[02:40] <codebrainz> Dr_Willis, but no tweaking with the init scripts?
[02:40] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: i'd ask in #grub too, let me check (fresh install of lubuntu here)
[02:40] <acerimmer_> ravibn: what dell model and what do you want to do with ubuntu?
[02:40] <swoods> Whuh? :|
[02:40] <Dr_Willis> codebrainz:  new install so no. trying a update/upgrade. I THink i just saw a kernel update.
[02:40] <Dr_Willis> The following packages have been kept back:
[02:40] <Dr_Willis>   linux-generic linux-headers-generic linux-image-generic
[02:41] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: you may have to have the grub menu onscreen a little while stuff mounts
[02:41] <Dr_Willis> aha - lets try the newer kernels. :)
[02:41] <Dr_Willis> If it was having issues with theusb hd's i could understand.. but its saying my / disk isent ready.. and tahts the one its booting from
[02:41] <codebrainz> ActionParsnip, grub has nothing to do with linux
[02:41] <darko3d> swoods: good luck with whatever that is, lol
[02:41] <ActionParsnip> codebrainz: well it can boot linux, so it has something
[02:42] <codebrainz> ActionParsnip, but other than being able to load linux and pass some commads, I don't think it would be a grub issue
[02:42] <seahorse_> can't find a clean /etc/grub.d/05_debian_theme
[02:42] <belal1> Whenever I try to go to System -> Preferences -> Sound, I get a "Waiting For Sound System To Respond" Error.  What's going on?
[02:43] <seahorse_> and i need one BAD
[02:43] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: codebrainz: having grub onscreen longer may get the drive ready to be mounted and such (spinup). Does it only happen on cold boot?
[02:44] <codebrainz> seahorse_, http://paste.pocoo.org/show/225511/
[02:44] <damis5> best script to build a web tv?
[02:44] <damis5> anyone please?
[02:44] <NativeForeigner> no idea
[02:44] <ActionParsnip> seahorse_: http://pastebin.com/mxnyHD1M
[02:44] <codebrainz> ActionParsnip, i see.  that could be a possibility, but I think the root gets mounted first anyway, and it would def panic if no root was ready
[02:45] <ActionParsnip> damis5: there is no best anything
[02:45] <jimi_> What provides asoundconf? i can only find asoundconf-gtk, which doesnt provide asoundconf
[02:45] <h00k> damis5: try http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi?search=tv
[02:45] <ActionParsnip> codebrainz: well its a completely viable suggestion. free to try too, try to think outside the box ;)
[02:45] <h00k> !mythtv | damis5
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> ActionParsnip:  Not sure - havent tested it enoguht to notice.  I dident notice this issue with the old hd. but htis is a newer 1.5tb i just tossed in.
[02:46] <damis5> tx h00k. ActionParsnip: i've to start somewhere...
[02:46]  * Dr_Willis sets up grub2 to play the star spangled banner to give the system more time.
[02:46] <damis5> what about Darwin Streaming Server?
[02:46] <ActionParsnip> damis5: try a few apps, see what you like, there is no best. Its like asking "what is the best beer?" there is no right answer, you will hear people's preferences but no single beer is "best"
[02:46] <damis5> any feedback on this?
[02:47] <damis5> budlight
[02:47] <ActionParsnip> !tv | damis5
[02:47] <seahorse_> ActionParsnip will that work for kernel 2.6.32-21-generic?
[02:47] <damis5> i disagree ActionParsnip
[02:47] <codebrainz> ActionParsnip, does /tmp get mounted somewhere funky like a ram/tmpfs?
[02:47] <ActionParsnip> codebrainz: i've always had it as a folder in /
[02:48] <seahorse_> and that's a clean unedited  /etc/grub.d/05_debian_theme
[02:48] <ActionParsnip> seahorse_: yeah, works here in my fresh lubuntu install not 5 mins ago :)
[02:48] <seahorse_> ??
[02:48] <codebrainz> ActionParsnip, what does  mount | grep /tmp show if anything?
[02:48] <seahorse_> lubuntu? custom distro
[02:48] <damis5> ActionParsnip: which is the best search engine for you? if someone asks you, would you not answer him google dot com?
[02:49] <ActionParsnip> codebrainz: http://pastebin.com/mvahqTGV
[02:49] <Dr_Willis> Ok. trying a powerd down/cold boot.  be back in 6 min :)
[02:49] <h00k> !best > damis5
[02:49] <ActionParsnip> damis5: i dont use 1 search engine
[02:49] <ActionParsnip> damis5: I also use www.bing.com and www.ask.com
[02:49] <NativeForeigner> !best > NativeForeigner
[02:49] <h00k> Please keep the topic on support :)
[02:49] <ActionParsnip> damis5: I find only using one to be ignorant
[02:50] <damis5> i see
[02:50] <damis5> rethoric issue
[02:50] <rtronk> Hello, i am a newb to linux i am running a vps server using ubuntu 10.04, i am now ready to plunge into Ubuntu as a desktop,
[02:50] <fuzzybunny69y> Do you guys know of any good ways to learn the command line better?
[02:50] <rtronk> can anyone tell me if they have gotten League of Legends (online game) to work in ubuntu?
[02:50] <ActionParsnip> damis5: "best" is a comparison of ones needs and tastes to a group of products etc to choose what suits one best, as all users ar enot eqaual in either there can NEVER be a best ANYTHING
[02:51] <ActionParsnip> damis5: even for some people, life isn't best and death is a better option
[02:51] <h00k> !ot
[02:51] <damis5> dont spread th word
[02:51] <ActionParsnip> h00k: you got it :)
[02:51] <Loshki> fuzzybunny69y: try https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal
[02:51] <Guest26790> damis5, google
[02:51] <NativeForeigner> rtronk: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?bShowAll=true&bIsQueue=false&bIsRejected=false&sClass=version&sTitle=&sReturnTo=&iId=19141
[02:51] <h00k> ActionParsnip: thanks :)
[02:52] <ActionParsnip> h00k: simply educating ;)
[02:52] <swoods> fuzzybunny69y: Extremely thorough book..one moment
[02:52] <unop> fuzzybunny69y, greybot> http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashGuide
[02:52] <h00k> rtronk: if you're looking for wine assistance, check out #winehq
[02:52] <unop> fuzzybunny69y, there's also #bash
[02:52] <siran> hey, can somebody help me with EXIM4 configuration ?
[02:53] <h00k> fuzzybunny69y: the Ubuntu Manual might be of some assistance
[02:53] <h00k> !manual | fuzzybunny69y
[02:53] <happyface> is there an extension/script for chrome that forces html5 player in youtube?
[02:53] <siran> heeey
[02:53] <Dr_Willis> well it seems it booted properly that time. Somthing to keep an eye on ui guess
[02:53] <ActionParsnip> happyface: isn't it default?
[02:54] <h00k> happyface: you might want to check Google Chrome's documentation or extension library.
[02:54] <DSpair> Evenin' all. Having issues with Flash player on Lucid, 64 bit. Anyone know of a fix?
[02:54] <siran> is somebody please so kind so help me setting smtp_accept_queue_per_connection  in EXIM4 ?
[02:54] <DSpair> !flash
[02:54] <siran> is somebody please so kind so help me setting smtp_accept_queue_per_connection  in EXIM4 ?
[02:54] <siran> is somebody please so kind so help me setting smtp_accept_queue_per_connection  in EXIM4 ?
[02:54] <happyface> ActionParsnip: no it's not. If you enable the html5 beta it only works for videos with it enabled anyway
[02:54] <ActionParsnip> DSpair: can you give a pastebin of: dpkg -l | grep flash; dpkg -l | grep gnash; dpkg -l | grep swf
[02:54] <happyface> h00k: there's nothing that works
[02:54] <Dr_Willis> isent there an updated flash in the partners repo now?
[02:54] <ActionParsnip> happyface: i see, thought it would be as both are goole products
[02:55] <klandwehr> where are the crash log stored?
[02:55] <Dr_Willis> I saw somthuing about an updated flash last week. I forget where. :)
[02:55] <swoods> fuzzybunny69y: Not the one I had in mind (still looking for that), but this goes over quite a few different common commands and a number of uncommon ones: http://tldp.org/LDP/GNU-Linux-Tools-Summary/html/index.html
[02:55]  * seahorse_ bows to ActionParsnip
[02:55] <unop> ActionParsnip, dpkg -l | grep -e flash -e gnash -e swf  # :)
[02:56] <fuzzybunny69y> oh cool
[02:56] <swoods> fuzzybunny69y: Here we are. It's extensive and that means it's long, but it covers everything you could possibly want to know: http://gd.tuwien.ac.at/linuxcommand.org/tlcl.php
[02:56] <ActionParsnip> unop: you always remix it ;)
[02:57] <unop> ActionParsnip, faster, more efficient :)
[02:57] <swoods> fuzzybunny69y: I've been through about 90 pages of it (it's 522 pages) and it is well worth reading, even if you just read a bit here and there when you get an itch.
[02:57] <fuzzybunny69y> oh nice guys
[02:57] <fuzzybunny69y> thanks your great guys
[02:57] <swoods> NP
[02:57] <swoods> Have fun ;)
[02:58] <edbian> swoods, I started looking at the at page.  Very neat!  Thanks for that :)
[02:59] <swoods> edbian: Yeah, it's good stuff. I actually use the CLI a good deal at my work, so I've been going over that during downtime to review/pick up a few things.
[02:59] <ActionParsnip> DSpair: once you get use the output we can help
[02:59] <edbian> swoods, Do you work with Linux and get paid to do so?!?
[03:00] <swoods> edbian: It's more common than you think.
[03:00] <edbian> swoods, That would be such a great job.
[03:00] <swoods> edbian: There are fewer jobs it's true, but there are a lot of jobs in Linux still. It's not all roses (I pull 12 hour shifts) but I get paid very well for my experience level and an experienced linux admin can make 10-20K more than an equivalent windows admin.
[03:01] <swoods> Whoops..right
[03:01] <swoods> Off-topic. Mea culpa :P
[03:01] <ActionParsnip> swoods: i do 12hour shifts too as a NOC
[03:01] <h00k> !ot
[03:01] <DSpair> ActionParsnip: Sorry, I was following the instructions on the link from ubottu.
[03:01] <DSpair> Uhm...
[03:02] <XFGoldenBBL> so does ubuntu x64 really not have a flashplayer?
[03:03] <Guest26790> XFGoldenBBL, yeah
[03:03] <ActionParsnip> DSpair: sudo apt-get install pastebinit; dpkg -l | grep flash > ~/flash; dpkg -l | grep gnash >>~/flash; dpkg -l | grep swf >> ~/flash; pastebinit ~/flash; rm ~/flash
[03:03] <DSpair> ActionParsnip: Only one package installed: flashplugin64-installer
[03:03] <ActionParsnip> XFGoldenBBL: sure does
[03:03] <bricky> when burning an audio cd it asks me to save the image as home/owner/brasero.cue
[03:03] <ActionParsnip> DSpair: ok then what's the problem? I use flashplugin64-installer :)
[03:04] <DSpair> ActionParsnip: Well, before I started tonight, video would play really fast and no sound. Now, flash doesn't work at all.
[03:04] <DSpair> ActionParsnip: In either Firefox or Chromium.
[03:04] <ActionParsnip> DSpair: i'd remove it, then reinstall it
[03:04] <DSpair> ActionParsnip: Been there, done that, 3 times.
[03:05] <ActionParsnip> DSpair: make sure you remove the config (or use --purge) to completely remove it
[03:05] <DSpair> ActionParsnip: Even used purge.
[03:05] <ActionParsnip> ah
[03:05] <XFGoldenBBL> Ok .. thats goofy ... wonder why the devs didn't do something like windows .. x86_64 and x86_32 browsers
[03:05] <ActionParsnip> DSpair: ok when you go to use flash, do you get ANYTHING (even a white / black box)?
[03:06] <DSpair> ActionParsnip: In FF, I get nothing, In Chromium, I get a little black box with a sickly computer icon in it and a message which reads that the plugin crashed.
[03:07] <XFGoldenBBL> DSpair: maybe you're not holding your mouth right .. :p
[03:07] <ActionParsnip> DSpair: hmm, have you tried removing the package and manually copying the .so file to /usr/lib/chromium-browser/plugins
[03:08] <DSpair> ActionParsnip: If I remove the package, how would I copy the so file?!?
[03:08] <ActionParsnip> DSpair: you head to the adobe site and grab the 64bit tar.gz
[03:09] <happyface> I HATE FLASH SO MUCH
[03:09] <DSpair> ActionParsnip: OK, got the plugin showing up again, but it is back to playing at 4x speed and no sound.
[03:09] <DSpair> The purge did not remove all of the shared libraries.
[03:10] <ActionParsnip> DSpair: hmmm - http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10_64bit.html
[03:10] <fuzzybunny69y> Does anyone know how to troubleshoot the problem where your computer just randomly locks up completely where you have to do a hard reset. I have always wondered how you would isolate down what causes that.
[03:10] <XFGoldenBBL> DSpair you should run some CPU burning stuff at 98.9% cpu time .. that should slow flash down a little
[03:11] <codebrainz> fuzzybunny69y, got enough ram and swap space?
[03:11] <DSpair> ActionParsnip: That's not helpful at all.... :P
[03:11] <fuzzybunny69y> ummm I have quite a bit
[03:11] <fuzzybunny69y> codebrainz,
[03:11] <seahorse_> fuzzybunnyboy i used to have an all-in-wonder
[03:12] <SlidingHorn> fuzzybunny69y: what are you usually doing when it freezes like this?
[03:12] <seahorse_> when using it i had the same hard lock problem
[03:12] <codebrainz> fuzzybunny69y, are you sure the whole kernel locks up and not just X?  next time try Ctrl+Alt+F1-8 and see if other stuff is still working
[03:12] <wamicho> hey any body to help how to start gnome shell i installed it and reboot but it didnt start
[03:12] <fuzzybunny69y> well sometimes I am just browsing the internet and it locks other times I am downloading something
[03:12] <ActionParsnip> DSpair: looks like you'll need to use the PPA version or use flashplugin-installer whic will use nspluginwrapper
[03:12] <seahorse_> when it finally fried on me and i stoppped using the ati, and just used the onboard graphics, it never happened again
[03:13] <seahorse_> you dont by chance have an ati card
[03:13] <fuzzybunny69y> sometimes I will be able to go CTRL+ALT+F1 to get to another terminal but other times it jut locks
[03:13] <fuzzybunny69y> just*
[03:13] <h00k> fuzzybunny69y: check your logs in /var/log to see if anything is reported
[03:14] <Blue1> sorta off topic but...is there anyplace to d/l the ubuntu 10.10 alpha from?
[03:14] <XFGoldenBBL> fuzzybunny69y : Run memtest+ lately?
[03:14] <codebrainz> fuzzybunny69y, it could be like seahorse_ says.  or bad/poorly seated ram would be my other guess
[03:14] <fuzzybunny69y> h00k, yeah I have tried looking but there doesn't seem to be anything out of the ordinary
[03:14] <Pici> Blue1: See the topic in #ubuntu+1
[03:14] <fuzzybunny69y> XFGoldenBBL, yeah I did run that once but it said everything had passed
[03:14] <Blue1> Pici: many thanks
[03:14] <wamicho> how do you start gnome shell after installing it ?
[03:14] <SlidingHorn> blue1: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/maverick/alpha-1/
[03:14] <Luija1006> Please people I need help I am having problems opening rars with ark, its says: Unable to locate the program "unrar"  in the PATH, whats going on?
[03:14] <fuzzybunny69y> wamicho, I think you do like gnome-shell --replace
[03:14] <fuzzybunny69y> or &replace
[03:14] <fuzzybunny69y> or something
[03:15] <XFGoldenBBL> fuzzybunny69y Was it recently .. and how many cycles?
[03:15] <ActionParsnip> wamicho: press alt+f2:   gnomeshell --replace   is my guess
[03:16] <wamicho> fuzzybunny69y thanks man it did it
[03:16] <kaflowski> how can you monitor if someone is hacking you?
[03:16] <fuzzybunny69y> Luija1006, try installing it by giubg sudo apt-get install unrar
[03:16] <SlidingHorn> !ufw|kaflowski
[03:16] <wamicho> fuzzybunny69y will it change when i restart?
[03:16] <fuzzybunny69y> I will try running that memtest again
[03:17] <fuzzybunny69y> ummm it goes back to your default window manager
[03:17] <fuzzybunny69y> err shell session
[03:17] <fuzzybunny69y> or whatever they call it
[03:17] <fuzzybunny69y> just try it first and see if you like it
[03:17] <codebrainz> fuzzybunny69y, is it a laptop?
[03:17] <fuzzybunny69y> codebrainz, yeah
[03:18] <codebrainz> fuzzybunny69y, maybe check the ram isn't loose or whatver, might explain why it can pass memtest and only sometimes freezes.  just a total guess
[03:18] <kaflowski> SlidingHorn: I want  to *monitor*
[03:18] <codebrainz> kaflowski, firestarter lets you monitor
[03:18] <kaflowski> how do you monitor without turning it on
[03:18] <codebrainz> kaflowski, open the program
[03:18] <flaccid> sudo is returning, 'sudo: must be setuid root'. this appears to be a perms bug in 10.04; can anyone confirm/shed light?
[03:18] <fuzzybunny69y> codebrainz, I am not sure I think that would void the warranty and I wouldn't really want to mess anything up
[03:19] <codebrainz> fuzzybunny69y, might not, if there's a RAM access panel without a sticker on it :)
[03:19] <ActionParsnip> flaccid: have you been messing with sudoers ?
[03:19] <flaccid> ActionParsnip: no.
[03:19] <kaflowski> codebrainz: I want to monitor all connections made by all programs, like under zonealarm in windows
[03:19] <ActionParsnip> flaccid: are you in the admin group?
[03:19] <flaccid> ActionParsnip: yes.
[03:19] <fuzzybunny69y> codebrainz, yeah Ill have to check in the old manual
[03:20] <ActionParsnip> flaccid: can you pastebin your /etc/sudoers file please
[03:20] <codebrainz> kaflowski, ntop or similar maybe?
[03:20] <fuzzybunny69y> to see what all the little parts at the bottom are
[03:20] <Luija1006> fuzzybunny69y: thanks dude
[03:20] <dunpeal> Hi. It seems that Lucid no longer has xorg.conf in /etc/X11?
[03:20] <dunpeal> How do I see my xorg.conf?
[03:20] <jakexks> make shure sudo is owned by root and has the setuid bit set
[03:20] <jakexks> sure*
[03:20] <jakexks> (@ flaccid )
[03:21] <codebrainz> dunpeal, cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:21] <flaccid> ActionParsnip: here you go http://dpaste.org/Idgk/
[03:21] <flaccid> jakexks: yes that is correct. this is not done in the release
[03:21] <SlidingHorn> dunpeal: that's correct, but you can make one if needed: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:21] <flaccid> i am testing with a fresh instance
[03:21] <codebrainz> dunpeal, i don't think it's used the same way anymore though
[03:21] <jakexks> oh right
[03:21] <flaccid> thus why i believe it is a bug...
[03:22] <flaccid> released currently as -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root<PHONE_NUMBER>-06-10 01:21 /usr/bin/sudo
[03:22] <dunpeal> SlidingHorn: thanks, what I'm actually looking for is the information inside. Specifically, the name of the driver I'm using.
[03:22] <jakexks> My 10.04 install was completely unbroken :P I'm starting to think I was the only one with no problems
[03:23] <coz_> dunpeal,   video driver??
[03:23] <dunpeal> coz_: yeah, what's usually under the Driver directive in xorg.conf
[03:23] <dunpeal> Any idea how I can get that, in absence of that file?
[03:23] <ActionParsnip> flaccid: I have: -rwsr-xr-x 1 root root<PHONE_NUMBER>-04-13 18:43 /usr/bin/sudo
[03:24] <flaccid> ActionParsnip: is that a fresh install of lucid?
[03:24] <ActionParsnip> flaccid: yeah, its about 20 mins old now
[03:24] <coz_> dunpeal,  is this ati   nvidia or intel?
[03:24] <flaccid> weird as
[03:24] <flaccid> ActionParsnip: let me test with the canonical released AMI
[03:24] <SlidingHorn> dunpeal: you can run this and page through the output: glxinfo | less
[03:24] <ActionParsnip> flaccid: mines got the s in there though
[03:24] <ActionParsnip> flaccid: rwsr ?
[03:24] <dunpeal> coz_: yup, but more specifically, it's going to be nv, nouveau or nvidia :)
[03:25] <flaccid> its obviously missing. other people have reported this on the web too
[03:25] <darko3d> how do i uninstall wine and reinstall the latest version
[03:25] <swoods> darko3d: Do you have the wine repositories added?
[03:25] <coz_> dunpeal,  ok do you already know the card version? if not   open a terminal a     lspci | grep -i vga
[03:25] <dunpeal> SlidingHorn: ah, looks like I'll need to install mesa-utils
[03:25] <darko3d> swoods: not sure
[03:25] <swoods> darko3d: Let me pull this up then.
[03:25] <ActionParsnip> darko3d: http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[03:26] <flaccid> launching instance
[03:26] <darko3d> ok, just a sec
[03:26] <swoods> darko3d: You can get WINE from Ubuntu repos, but it will not be as up to date as the WINE repos.
[03:26] <dunpeal> SlidingHorn: glxinfo doesn't seem to contain that information...
[03:27] <darko3d> how do i add that to the repo
[03:27] <ActionParsnip> darko3d: click the link and read
[03:27] <swoods> darko3d: Bottom of the page.
[03:27] <coz_> darko3d,  try   glxinfo |grep version
[03:27] <soreau> I have the annoying problem of system time being reset (2002?) every time I unplug the power cord because sometimes I have to relocate my system
[03:28] <dunpeal> SlidingHorn: or rather, what field am I looking for exactly?
[03:28] <soreau> Is it because bios battery dead? or not using utc time?
[03:28] <swoods> darko3d: Once you've done that you can just use synaptic (apt-get's GUI) or whatever else to uninstall the version you had and install the latest from WINE's repository.
[03:28] <XFGoldenBBL> bios battery
[03:28] <cole> CAn someone help me force stop an array please?
[03:29] <darko3d> ok, trying
[03:29] <XFGoldenBBL> cole: is there a power wire plugged into the wall? if so you could try unplugging it .. that would stop the array
[03:30] <patty_>   how many chat room are there in ubuntu
[03:31] <ActionParsnip> patty_: you mean on freenode, ubuntu isnt an irc network
[03:31] <Loshki> patty_: freenode has about 8600, of which about 300 are ubuntu related..
[03:31] <patty_> then how do you find them
[03:32] <DarkDigitalDream> I dont know if this is possible, but is there a way to download all the restricted network drivers without having to know them by name?
[03:32] <patty_>  and how do you find them
[03:32] <Mekanaizer> Hello
[03:32] <Loshki> patty_: well, you can list them, but the list is *huge*, sometimes so big it clogs your client. What are you looking for?
[03:32] <DainRautenstrauc> can anyone help me to install envy and get my graphics card working?
[03:32] <kaflowski> codebrainz: are you here?
[03:33] <dunpeal> patty_: this is a general IRC question, not an Ubuntu question.
[03:33] <ActionParsnip> patty_: use your client to get the room list
[03:33] <codebrainz> kaflowski, yo
[03:33] <dunpeal> DainRautenstrauc: what's your graphics card?
[03:33] <olvap> hi
[03:33] <DainRautenstrauc> dunpeal: 8800gt
[03:33] <patty_>  i am looking   for some help for this  window and how to use it
[03:33] <dunpeal> DainRautenstrauc: Ubuntu version?  I wouldn't use envy on any recent release.
[03:34] <kaflowski> codebrainz: i have a pastebin can you look at it?
[03:34] <ActionParsnip> patty_: can you expand
[03:34] <dunpeal> patty_: welcome to the internet. enjoy your stay.
[03:34] <DainRautenstrauc> dunpeal: the latest, what else should i use?
[03:34] <codebrainz> kaflowski, shoot
[03:34] <olvap> any one could tell me how do i do a shell script to shutdown the computer or how could i make a timer tu turn it off?
[03:34] <darko3d> swoods: downloading the latest version, all the folders are still there
[03:34] <kaflowski> http://pastebin.org/331876
[03:34] <dunpeal> DainRautenstrauc: System > Administration > Hardware Drivers.
[03:34] <Loshki> patty_: use your browser to look at http://www.irchelp.org/
[03:35] <flaccid> ok the problem is only in our AMI and not the official canonical so the bug is with us. thanks for the help
[03:35] <dunpeal> afaik envy was an old hack to get what recent Ubuntu lets you do via the above GUI.
[03:35] <ActionParsnip> !envy
[03:35] <SlidingHorn> !sysinfo ?
[03:36] <codebrainz> kaflowski, permissions issue I'd guess, try as root
[03:36] <DainRautenstrauc> dunpeal: already done, it gave me the NVIDIA X Server Settings, which half the time, doesn't want to work for setting up dual monitors
[03:36] <ActionParsnip> does Ubuntu have the toram boot option like puppy??
[03:36] <patty_>   and how do i find my  Browers
[03:36] <XFGoldenBBL> !oldster
[03:36] <maco> ActionParsnip: yes
[03:36] <Loshki> olvap: the shutdown command lets you schedule a shutdown at a future time. See 'man shutdown'...
[03:36] <patty_>  i did   get yahoo  but can not get chat
[03:36] <h00k> !manual | patty_, perhaps this may help you with some basics
[03:37] <SlidingHorn> actionparsnip: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BootToRAM
[03:37] <maco> patty_: to find ubuntu channels on freenode, "/msg alis search #*ubuntu*"
[03:39] <ActionParsnip> SlidingHorn: cheers man
[03:39]  * XFGoldenBBL feels that patty_ will never buy another computer again... someone prolly juked them intobuying one with ubuntu onit because it was less expensive and faster :p
[03:40] <ActionParsnip> XFGoldenBBL: no bad thing :)
[03:40] <Guest96762> yea i run ubuntu, awesome
[03:40] <swoods> That shouldn't be how it wound up though. I'm finding myself skeptical about the idea of recommending Ubuntu myself given that apparently the bootloader doesn't want to install right :|
[03:40] <test34> maco, just type: /list ubuntu
[03:41] <enav> HI... i need help to deactivate my currect nvidia drivers an get ubuntu with the factory default setup... any help____
[03:41] <ActionParsnip> swoods: always been fine ere
[03:41] <kaflowski> codebrainz: http://pastebin.org/331882
[03:41] <ActionParsnip> enav: you can use the hardware drivers thingy
[03:41] <XFGoldenBBL> I just installed 10.04 to a usb stick .. no problem
[03:41] <maco> test34: alis gives you a limited number at a time and then you ask for page 2. /list has a tendency to flood clients such that they disconnect
[03:42] <enav> ActionParsnip that sounds cute but my video stuff is messed and i ahve no video at all
[03:42] <codebrainz> kaflowski, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Ntop
[03:42] <swoods> ActionParsnip: Don't doubt it is, but it's been reported repeatedly with wubi and upgrade installs. I assume since I'm remastering it treats it similarly.
[03:42] <ActionParsnip> enav: then you can drop to root recovery mode and run: dpkg -l | grep nvidia    and remove the packages found
[03:42] <codebrainz> kaflowski, I don't use this program myself, I just know of it's existence
[03:42] <swoods> XFGoldenBBL: I'm using grub legacy instead, I'll see if it works but it isn't an ideal solution.
[03:42] <ActionParsnip> swoods: ahhh wubi is a whole different kettle of fish
[03:42] <kaflowski> codebrainz: :/
[03:43] <kaflowski> can anyone help me with this?: http://pastebin.org/331882
[03:43] <enav> This is my real situation i want to set up 3 monitors... 1 monitor with an onboard ATI card and 2 monitor with a nvidia external card
[03:43] <kaflowski> codebrainz: thank you
[03:43] <codebrainz> kaflowski, no worries.  try that guide see if it helps
[03:43] <codebrainz> kaflowski, i think some configuration is required
[03:43] <test34> maco, I dont think so
[03:44] <swoods> ActionParsnip: From what I gather, there is some bug in the way that grub-pc is configured on install that keeps it from well..configuring itself in certain situations. This isn't as much of a problem on upgrade installs since the previous bootloader is there. On clean installs (like this will be) that can be a showstopping bug.
[03:44] <enav> actually im running video on the ATI
[03:44] <swoods> I'll probably pursue this more if I can or at least write up how I fixed it if this does indeed work..
[03:44] <XFGoldenBBL> enav you should do that on windows .. never had luck with multidisplay in linux everrrrr..
[03:44] <ActionParsnip> swoods: i avoid wubi. i think its as bad an idea as the live gentoo cd
[03:44] <test34> maco, you should get your bot to serve ads
[03:44] <kaflowski> is there a firewall available for ubuntu that would ask me permission for each program that wants to access the internet? kind of like on the free windows firewalls.
[03:44] <SlidingHorn> xfgoldenbbl: there are plenty of people who would disagree with that statement
[03:45] <enav> XFGoldenBBL  that is not true
[03:45] <joaojeronimo> Hi everyone, I have a doubt.... My server is behind a router that is behind a cable modem that is possibly behind a lot of stuff from the ISP (I don't have a dedicated IP address...). Is there any way to access this server from outside (anywhere else on the planet) ? Maybe some method ? Other than a VPN ?
[03:45] <Loshki> kaflowski: I don't know the first thing about it, but going by the error message, I'd start by creating /var/lib/ntop/rrd and make it owned by 'nobody'....
[03:45] <swoods> ActionParsnip: I don't run Windows at all. This isn't a wubi thing, just a similar thing that cropped up when I was trying to remaster a live CD with uck
[03:45] <XFGoldenBBL> enav it's true for me..
[03:45] <codebrainz> enav, I run 3 monitors across 2 cards sometimes
[03:45] <enav> i want to restore my video setting as factory default
[03:46] <projekt2> joaojeronimo, ssh with dyndns
[03:46] <binaryme> joakim, do a search for "dynamic DNS"
[03:46] <SlidingHorn> enav: have you seen this?  It's a little old but could be a good start: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=457415
[03:46] <codebrainz> enav, what "video settings" are you referring to?
[03:46] <enav> the live CD detect the 3 drivers but i need to restart the X stuff to start from 0
[03:46] <joaojeronimo> projekt2 is dynamic DNS enough ? Thanks :)
[03:46] <projekt2> pretty much, you also have to do some port forwarding
[03:46] <binaryme> joaojeronimo, do a search for Dynamic DNS
[03:46] <projekt2> port 22 for ssh
[03:47] <Loshki> joaojeronimo: I recommend using a non-standard port for ssh. It will cut down on break-in attempts...
[03:47] <joaojeronimo> I'm doing it. Thanks binaryme :) and projekt2
[03:47] <projekt2> dyndns is only one of many dynamic dns services
[03:47] <XFGoldenBBL> joaojeronimo.. pay pal me $50 and I'll do it from here
[03:47] <joaojeronimo> note taken Loshki ;)
[03:48] <XFGoldenBBL> And I'll provide you with fulldoc on how it was done
[03:48] <joaojeronimo> XFGoldenBBL oh and then you'll take over my server lol
[03:48] <mopi> !server
[03:48] <XFGoldenBBL> Nah .. I do this sort of thing daily .. Not hard if you know exactly what to do :)
[03:48] <Wamphyri> !wine
[03:48] <SlidingHorn> enav: i misunderstood your question...you're trying to get xserver back to it's default settings? sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[03:48] <Loshki> joaojeronimo: I also recommend allowing ssh logins via public/private key only once you get it going...
[03:49] <joaojeronimo> I'll keep that in mind, thanks Loshki
[03:49] <projekt2> joaojeronimo, yes ditto what Loshki said
[03:51] <kaflowski> Does anyone know if there is a firewall available for ubuntu that would ask me permission for each program that wants to access the internet? kind of like on the free windows firewalls.
[03:51] <SlidingHorn> !firewall
[03:52] <Flomaster> anyone know about  SABnzbD or HellaNzb. i have installed both but can't seem to locate either to open them
[03:52] <kaflowski> SlidingHorn: thank you but I'm asking for a specific kind of firewall and it isnt listed there
[03:52] <synesp> hello.. i'm writing a script that updates the system automatically (this script is used to launch many, many instances of a server.) my problem is apt-get upgrade will present different ncurses screens (mysql password, grub installation options, etc) how do i skip user input when doing upgrade??
[03:52] <darko3d> i deleted wine from the synaptic package manager but it still appears in the applications menu, how do i remove it completly
[03:52] <SlidingHorn> kaflowski you can configure them via the guis mentioned to require permission for applications to access the internet
[03:53] <SlidingHorn> flomaster: most applications are in /usr/bin/
[03:53] <codebrainz> synesp, there is a way, trying to remember.  i think it has something to do with setting a partiticular env var that specified the terminal
[03:53] <synesp> ah, i don't know what to search for on google!!
[03:53] <synesp> codebrainz: if you remember, please, please, please let me know
[03:53] <SlidingHorn> dark03d: to remove a program and ALL of its configurations, etc (always be careful when doing this): sudo apt-get remove --purge <applicationnamehere>
[03:54] <kaflowski> SlidingHorn: i dont see that option in firestarter
[03:54] <codebrainz> synesp, i smashed my head against the desk many times on this.  let me try and remember
[03:54] <Flomaster> SlidingHorn: I'll have a look, I am an ULTRA Linux Noob I was looking in my application on my taskbar
[03:54] <Loshki> kaflowski: I don't know of one. I'd be interested myself...
[03:54] <mopi> kaflowski: you mean kinda of like peerblock, but for linux?
[03:54] <kaflowski> mopi: no i mean a firewall that asks permissions for programs that want to access the internet
[03:55] <kaflowski> like in pop up windows
[03:55] <wamicho> how to make gnome shell default in 10.04
[03:56] <mopi> kaflowski: oh, ok. I've never heard of anything like that for linux? What is your purpose for having it?
[03:56] <kaflowski> mopi: well there's this game I like to play that people sometimes hack me on
[03:56] <codebrainz> synesp, iirc, it was either $TERM or $SHELL before calling the package manager.  maybe try setting those to /dev/null or a file and see if it works
[03:56] <Flomaster> SlidingHorn: cool I found it
[03:56] <mopi> Just close the port in runs on
[03:56] <codebrainz> synesp, try $SHELL first
[03:56] <wamicho> how to make gnome shell default any idea
[03:56] <synesp> codebrainz: alrighty
[03:56] <mopi> kaflowski: Just close the port it runs on
[03:56] <mark49> @find Herrnstein
[03:57] <kaflowski> mopi: it installs malicious software onto my computer when i go to the player-made servers.
[03:57] <mopi> kaflowski: in linux?
[03:58] <kaflowski> yes
[03:58] <SlidingHorn> kaflowski loshki mopi: here's a good discussion on the topic http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1462249
[03:58] <dunpeal> Hi. Can I tell gnome-terminal to set $TERM to xterm-256color instead of just xterm?
[03:58]  * SlidingHorn is out
[03:59] <dunpeal> Is there a PPA for getting the latest screen from the git repository?
[03:59] <codebrainz> dunpeal, .bashrc probably ... export $TERM=blah
[03:59] <wamicho> how to make gnome shell default any idea people?
[03:59] <codebrainz> dunpeal, unless there's a gnome-terminal specific thingy
[04:00] <dunpeal> codebrainz: yeah, I'm trying to avoid that, since that .bashrc may be run by terminal emulators that are not, in fact, supportive of xterm-256color.
[04:00] <mopi> kaflowski: I would just install firestarter and close the tcp ports that the game runs on.
[04:01] <wamicho> how to make gnome shell default any body?
[04:02] <dunpeal> codebrainz: and yeah, I'm wondering if there is such a way?
[04:02] <Loshki> kaflowski: I've never used AppArmor but in 'learning mode' it looks like the only thing that even comes close. Everything else is basically non-interactive...
[04:02] <vishaltelangre> Hi Appl6, I tried chmod o-x dirname, it removed the permissions for others, but the subdirectories yet been open to execute for others, what should I do?
[04:03] <Mekanaizer> Hello agian after another ubuntu video crash here
[04:03] <codebrainz> dunpeal, i just checked gconf-editor, don't see anything.  why do you want this btw?  gnome-terminal supports many colours by default, no?
[04:03] <blocky> can the gnome panel show multiple rows of open applications, like the windows task bar?
[04:03] <Mekanaizer> ubuntu 10.04 and i845 video boards sure don't co-op
[04:04] <dunpeal> Mekanaizer: is that nvidia?
[04:04] <Mekanaizer> no
[04:04] <Wamphyri> !kde
[04:04] <dunpeal> blocky: I think you can add more than one panel
[04:04] <Mekanaizer> Intel 845
[04:05] <lucas-arg> hello! how can i delete a pendrvie partition table from the terminal?
[04:05] <dunpeal> codebrainz: if you don't have that, screen doesn't support 256 colors when you run it.
[04:05] <lucas-arg> im on ubuntu 10.04
[04:05] <codebrainz> dunpeal, i see one way to do it.  make a shell script, inside export TERM=whatever and /bin/bash, then under profiles, select "Run a custom command instead of my shell"
[04:05] <codebrainz> dunpeal, might work
[04:05] <vishaltelangre> Appl6, and if I want to change permissions to subdirectories also, e.g. I want to give permissions to 100 subdirectories of a directories which has no permissions right now, then what I do... will chmod +x main_directory_name did this?
[04:05] <dunpeal> codebrainz: yeah, I may have to resort to something like that.
[04:06] <Wamphyri> !gnome
[04:06] <codebrainz> dunpeal, or apt-get source gnome-terminal, edit the code, rebuild package, install  :)
[04:06] <iflema> !permissions | vishaltelangre
[04:06] <Wamphyri> weird..
[04:06] <dunpeal> Wamphyri: you want Gnome.
[04:06] <XFGoldenBBL> !slitaz
[04:06] <Wamphyri> nope
[04:07] <Wamphyri> lol wondering if i could remove it :p
[04:07] <dunpeal> Wamphyri: why?  it's your desktop environment.
[04:07] <mopi> kaflowski: firestarter does have a GUI now and will let you block things like that and turn it on and off
[04:07] <Wamphyri> installing kde right now
[04:07] <dunpeal> if you don't want it, maybe you want Xubuntu or even the server edition.
[04:07] <Wamphyri> and prolly eventually i'll just go with X
[04:07] <dunpeal> Wamphyri: Kubuntu 10.04 is imho not a good release.
[04:08] <Wamphyri> why is that?
[04:08] <dunpeal> ever since 9.10 shipped with known critical bugs, Kubuntu has a lot to prove itself usable again.
[04:08] <Mekanaizer> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/566324
[04:08] <vbox-manager> anyone played ubuntu in Virtual box?
[04:08] <SlidingHorn> wamphyri: why do you want to remove your DE?
[04:08] <Mekanaizer> anyone here with any help on that bug?
[04:08] <dunpeal> ...and some of those bugs still haven't been fixed.
[04:08] <Wamphyri> Sliding i'm not i'm installing kde right now
[04:09] <codebrainz> vbox-manager, host and guest, yes
[04:09] <Wamphyri> after playing with kde for a bit i'll probably install X and go with somthing simple
[04:09] <SlidingHorn> wamphyri: any particular reason?  KDE runs on top of X
[04:09] <codebrainz> Wamphyri, X is almost useless without a WM
[04:09] <Wamphyri> so does gnome
[04:09] <Wamphyri> codebrains it is useless
[04:10] <SlidingHorn> wamphyri: as do gnome, and xfce (xubuntu's DE)
[04:10] <mopi> vbox-manager: using it right now, best program ever
[04:10] <Wamphyri> i'll probably use enlightenment or somthing like that
[04:10] <Wamphyri> "on" X
[04:10] <codebrainz> Wamphyri, are you looking for something light or just different?
[04:11] <SlidingHorn> wamphyri, if you're looking for something lightweight, KDE's about the furthest from what you want...try lxde, icewm or something of that ilk
[04:11] <soreau> XFGoldenBBL: Thanks, the battery was dead as a doornail. It works now
[04:11] <XFGoldenBBL> soreau : figured
[04:11] <blue_fox> hello room, new guy here
[04:11] <vbox-manager> isn't E17 light?
[04:11] <Wamphyri> SlidingHorn being light isn't a concern :) more different then anything else
[04:11] <Wamphyri> e17 is pretty old :p
[04:11] <autochthonic> Also new, hello.
[04:11] <Wamphyri> if i remeber correctly
[04:11] <blocky> does anyone know of a gui search tool which shows all indexed files and then filters as you type
[04:12] <Wamphyri> brb guys
[04:12] <autochthonic> I've run into a brick wall trying to get my bamboo tablet working
[04:12] <SlidingHorn> wamphryi: i see, well, you can tweak just about any of them many different ways...i've seen some really cool fluxbox setups (which is a VERY minimal DE)
[04:12] <soreau> ! hi | blue_fox
[04:12] <ary> does anybody know why an ssh using expect is to slow? it take me 4 second per command
[04:12] <UnclaimedBaggage> Hi folks...trying to get an HSDPA connection working in 10.04. Modem is recognised, but connection times out. Can't seem to find the relevant error log - any idea where I should be looking?
[04:13] <codebrainz> SlidingHorn, ever try matchbox?  pretty friggen sweet!
[04:13] <ary> does anybody know why an ssh using expect is to slow? it take me 4 second per command
[04:13] <plustax> im having an issue. I restarted my Ubuntu machine and it brought me to a black screen with initramfs and the fan is running really loud. Any suggestions?
[04:13] <SlidingHorn> codebrainz i have not...I'll have to look into it :)
[04:13] <plustax> I have no idea what to put in the command.
[04:13] <codebrainz> SlidingHorn, absolutely minimal
[04:13] <kaflowski> Loshki: do you know how to run apparmor's gui?
[04:13] <olvap> im trying to do a script shell to shutdown the computer, but dont work. im using $sudo shutdown 1. but i only get a black screen
[04:13] <blue_fox> i just bought a new dell laptop and want to install ubuntu on it. ive searched threw the support pages and its far and few about the support on my model. Precision M4400 anyone have any thought on this laptop with ubuntu on it?
[04:14] <kaflowski> I don't know how to start it.
[04:14] <codebrainz> plustax, is it the BusyBox shell?
[04:14] <plustax> codebrainz it is indeed.
[04:14] <plustax> How do I get out of it?
[04:14] <Loshki> kaflowski: Sorry, I've never used AppArmor...
[04:14] <codebrainz> plustax, what was the error just before BB shell started?
[04:14] <plustax> codebrainz im not sure
[04:15] <projekt2> blue_fox, just boot the live cd to make sure everything works
[04:15] <plustax> restarting again
[04:15] <kaflowski> does anyone know how to run apparmor
[04:15] <codebrainz> plustax, reboot and look?  it should stay on the screen
[04:15] <autochthonic> I tried following instructions as provided here http://www.ubuntugeek.com/wacom-bamboo-ctl-460-in-ubuntu-10-04-lucid-lynx.html but for the file xf86-input-wacom-0.10.5 and all was successful through the third to last step, where it became apparent I had no "wacom.ko". I copied all similarly named files and tried to run the following command each time with no success and have since gone and deleted all four of those - what's the ne
[04:15] <WJW> I offer a script I call "e" that knows how to launch the appropriate editor according to file type: http://jackwaugh.com/src/bin/
[04:15] <plustax> ok
[04:15] <blue_fox> projekt2 ok, ill try that and come back, thanks
[04:16] <bluebaron> anyone recommend a very feature rich graphical ftp client?
[04:16] <mopi> kaflowski: try System - Administration
[04:16] <codebrainz> autochthonic, i have a cheap bamboo model that "just works"
[04:16] <codebrainz> bluebaron, GFTP
[04:16] <plustax> codebrainz gave up waiting for root device
[04:16] <codebrainz> plustax, is this a fresh install?
[04:16] <plustax> no si5r
[04:16] <plustax> nope
[04:16] <codebrainz> plustax, did you change hard drives or tweak /etc/fstab?
[04:17] <plustax> nope
[04:17] <plustax> just a regular dumb user and i restarted the computer
[04:17] <codebrainz> plustax, is your hard drive dead?
[04:17] <kaflowski> mopi: don't see it there
[04:17] <plustax> Not that I know of.
[04:17] <plustax> It was working 10 minutes ago just fine.
[04:17] <plustax> Think its a hardware seating problem?
[04:17] <codebrainz> plustax, did you do updates or anything?
[04:18] <autochthonic> codebrainz, I've read several things saying the bamboo pen will not work out of the box in lucid
[04:18] <plustax> Should I crack it open and wiggle somethin?
[04:18] <plustax> I did. I ran the update today actually.
[04:18] <mopi> kaflowski: did you already install it, or was it included in your install
[04:18] <codebrainz> autochthonic, i can try it if you want, it ran fine on 9.xx
[04:18] <kaflowski> mopi: it was already installed
[04:18] <codebrainz> plustax, was there any errors during update?
[04:18] <plustax> nope
[04:18] <autochthonic> codebrainz, the problem is also said to be new in Lucid.
[04:19] <codebrainz> autochthonic, I can't say I've tried in Lucid
[04:19] <mopi> kaflowski: try opening a terminal and typing sudo apparmor_status and see what it says
[04:20] <WJW> bluebaron: FileZilla
[04:20] <autochthonic> codebrainz, this didn't occur to me, but I have an older wacom in the other room, I'm going to see if it works without any tweaking.
[04:20] <codebrainz> plustax, one thing to try would be to go into the grub menu, follow the instructions on screen for editing the boot menu (very simple), and tweak the root=UUID=blahblah part to say root=/dev/sda1 or replace /dev/sda1 with some other possible drive letter
[04:21] <plustax> codebrainz: I'm sorry but I dont understand any part of that.
[04:21] <plustax> I really don't. Im such a bare bones basic user I dont even touch a terminal if I dont have to.
[04:21] <bigt> Just got tatted
[04:21] <mopi> kaflowski: I would recommend firestarter for your firewall, just run a terminal and type sudo apt-get install firestarter
[04:22] <kaflowski> mopi: it says a bunch of stuff about profiles
[04:22] <R3cur51v3> Is it a good idea to manually edit the /etc/hostname file?
[04:22] <bigt> Lenux is the best
[04:22] <autochthonic> codebrainz, it does. That makes this all the more frustrating.
[04:22] <codebrainz> plustax, yeah, it's kinda hard to troubleshoot then.  what's happening is, the initrd is like a "pre" OS that runs to get the linux kernel setup.  at the end of this init stuff, it switches to your real install (root filesystem), but it's currently failing to find the drive/partition/filesystem where your install is
[04:22] <kaflowski> mopi: I've already installed that
[04:22] <kassah> I'm getting intermitant loss of account settings in Epiphany.. if I re-add my accounts... they'll occassionally come back in duplicate (new ones as well as old ones) causing issues in of itself? is this common and is there a common fix?
[04:22] <kaflowski> !troll | bigt
[04:23] <mopi> okay go to System then Administration and you should see firestarter
[04:23] <kaflowski> mopi: what should i do in there?
[04:23] <kassah> not epiphany... Empathy.. sorry
[04:23] <bigt> Lenux runs faster
[04:23] <edbian> lenux??
[04:24] <R3cur51v3> edbian, dnftt
[04:24] <plustax> so codebrainz what do I do?
[04:24] <mopi> kaflowski: run your game in online mode for a few seconds, look at events in firestarter to see what port in runs in, then block them in policies
[04:25] <kaflowski> mopi: you don't get it
[04:25] <edbian> R3cur51v3, :P  oops
[04:25] <mopi> kaflowski: you can even block a whole network connection, and just turn it on and off when you please
[04:25] <mopi> mopi: do you know what tcp/ip is
[04:25] <mopi> ?
[04:25] <R3cur51v3> Is it a good idea to manually edit the /etc/hostname file?
[04:25] <mopi> kaflowski: do you known what tcp/ip is?
[04:25] <TANK> recursive, depends what you're doing
[04:25] <autochthonic> Is anyone else familiar with getting a bamboo pen to run in lucid?
[04:25] <Pip> Is there a GUI program to configure which daemon to start at boot ?
[04:25] <codebrainz> plustax, i can suggest a bunch of stuff, but it's kinda technical and whatnot.  One thing to do might be to use a LiveCD to get up to a GUI, and then go from there.
[04:26] <TANK> everything in linux is controlled in text files
[04:26] <codebrainz> Pip, startupmanager iirc
[04:26] <R3cur51v3> TANK, umm, how so? I changed the contents of the file. Is that good or bad?
[04:26] <mopi> kaflowski: what do you think I don't get? what exactly are you trying to do again?
[04:26] <TANK> if you just put something in the file, it shouldn't matter
[04:26] <n2diy> R3cur51v3: yes, if you back it up first.
[04:26] <kaflowski> mopi: they install malicious software on my computer via the player-made servers. that malicious software can, in theory at least, use any ports it wants
[04:26] <R3cur51v3> Is there an official interface for it? Will things start to malfunction until I reboot? Is the value stored elsewhere, meaning problems with inconsistency?
[04:26] <FrozenFire> Is there an easy way to modify the metadata in AVIs? I've done some minor edits using ffmpeg, but it's tedious and prone to failure.
[04:26] <TANK> so guise can I get a pat on the back, I just quit VMing linux. its now my main OS
[04:27] <codebrainz> plustax, I'd also ask the channel again, someone might have some good/simple ideas
[04:27] <TANK> and its beautiful
[04:27] <n2diy> R3cur51v3: it is a plain text file.
[04:27] <codebrainz> autochthonic, i have a MTE-450
[04:27] <edbian> TANK, :D great!!
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[04:27] <Pip> codebrainz, are you sure ? Because I have that program which is used to configure the grub2 booting menu
[04:27] <unop> meh
[04:27] <FrozenFire> !ops
[04:27] <R3cur51v3> !ops | weprop
[04:27] <codebrainz> Pip, bootmanager maybe
[04:28] <codebrainz> Pip, bootupmanager ... I can't remember the exact name
[04:28] <FrozenFire> Eh, sorry. He left
[04:28] <R3cur51v3> Wait, sorry, he quit.
[04:28] <mopi> kaflowski: then block your whole internet connection when you play that game. Blocking specific ports is exactly what the windows firewall does. It does nothing different, microsoft is just babying windows using and telling them otherwise.
[04:28] <R3cur51v3> Set a ban anyway.
[04:28] <kaflowski> mopi:  lets move this to pm before this trolling turns into a circus, ok?
[04:28] <bluebaron> kick him in the balls
[04:28] <SirMoo> ._.  I've done some minor edits using ffmpeg, but it's tedious and prone to failure.
[04:29] <darko3d> ok this is started to get rediculous, no matter what i do i can get wine to uninstall completly
[04:29] <pepee> R3cur51v3, those are just attacks from malicious browser scripts...
[04:29] <kaflowski> wait, did you just say block my whole internet connection?
[04:29] <kaflowski> mopi: wait, did you just say block my whole internet connection?
[04:29] <VvWolverinevV> hey, i'm not sure if this is a bug or by design, but when i drag something on my desktop, i can no longer cancel the drag like in previous versions of ubuntu.  does anyone know how to fix this?
[04:30] <VvWolverinevV> hitting esc does nothing
[04:30] <mopi> kaflowski: sure why not?
[04:30] <codebrainz> VvWolverinevV, "cancel the drag"?
[04:30] <TANK> wolverine, clarify? what do you mean by that?
[04:30] <mopi> kaflowski: just when your playing that game
[04:30] <kaflowski> mopi: because then i wouldn't be able to play multiplayer
[04:31] <darko3d> sudo apt-get autoremove --purge wine <-doesnt remove everything? how do i do it
[04:31] <kaflowski> mopi: do you know a lot about what you're talking about?
[04:31] <R3cur51v3> umm, VvWolverinevV was pretty unambiguous
[04:31] <VvWolverinevV> codebrainz: TANK: cancel the drag like hitting escape used to
[04:31] <R3cur51v3> when you hit esc, it cancels
[04:31] <mopi> kaflowski: blocking internet to that game restricts that anyway
[04:31] <mopi> kaflowski: yes I do
[04:31] <codebrainz> canels what?
[04:31] <codebrainz> cancels what?
[04:31] <R3cur51v3> *sigh*
[04:31] <Random832> codebrainz: uh wtf
[04:31] <VvWolverinevV> R3cur51v3: does esc still work for you in 10.04?
[04:31] <Random832> how do you not know what canceling a drag means
[04:31] <R3cur51v3> Why don't you try it, if you are incapable of figuring it out.
[04:31] <Random832> it's a simple concept
[04:31] <Random832> you start to drag something
[04:31] <Random832> then you don't want to drop it anywhere
[04:31] <R3cur51v3> VvWolverinevV, IDK, I hardly ever use the feature
[04:32] <Random832> so you cancel it
[04:32] <Random832> it's not rocket surgery
[04:32] <FloodBot2> Random832: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:32] <darko3d> anyone
[04:32] <R3cur51v3> VvWolverinevV, yeah, when moving a file from one point to the other on the desktop, I can cancel it.
[04:32] <codebrainz> Random832, also don't be a tool ... I just didn't understand what he meant
[04:32] <Random832> i didn't understand how you didn't understand
[04:32] <acerimmer_> darko3d: you had questions?
[04:32] <Random832> oh, and inb4 !language, i thought i was in a different channel
[04:33] <R3cur51v3> VvWolverinevV, desktop => Nautilus window and Nautilus window => desktop are also working for me
[04:33] <darko3d> acerimmer_ sudo apt-get autoremove --purge wine <-doesnt remove everything? how do i do remove wine completly
[04:33] <R3cur51v3> VvWolverinevV, works for me
[04:33] <VvWolverinevV> R3cur51v3: wait, im an idiot, this is a google chrome issue, not an ubuntu issue
[04:33] <VvWolverinevV> R3cur51v3: works for me in nautilus too
[04:33] <unop> darko3d, change autoremove to remove
[04:33] <VvWolverinevV> false alarm, thanks
[04:33] <R3cur51v3> VvWolverinevV, ah I see what you mean
[04:34] <R3cur51v3> doesn't work in Chrome for me either
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[04:34] <codebrainz> autochthonic, just tested my Bamboo MTE-450 in 10.04 and it "just works"
[04:34] <offensive> hi
[04:34] <acerimmer_> darko3d: ah, yes, you're with guy with painful wine.  well *purge SHOULD get it all but it seems not to at least for wine. however, if you've removed the program itself, the config files may take up space but not harm you.
[04:34] <acerimmer_> !hi|offensive
[04:35] <codebrainz> What purpose does that serve?  is it some l33t haxxing?
[04:35] <acerimmer_> codebrainz: probablyu
[04:35] <plustax> codebrainz I put in a live cd
[04:35] <TANK> nah, leethaxxing requires backtrack lawl
[04:35] <plustax> its been stuck at the ubuntu gray logo for 10 minutes.
[04:35] <darko3d> acerimmer_: how do i remove the config, cause thats what causing the problem, i'm trying to make a fresh install
[04:35] <R3cur51v3> plustax, try rebooting
[04:35] <plustax> okay\
[04:36] <acerimmer_> darko3d: i'm going to suggest a quick kill since you've been dealing with this for hours - create a new account.  New account = no .conf files for wine
[04:36] <pepee> those attacks are *random*, but freenode ops can't manage to stop them