[00:00] <cirodiazvelez> i cant change my display settings and everithing looks giant help please
[00:00] <aliendude3500> cirodiazvelez, update your graphics driver. what graphics card do you have?
[00:01] <danny__> is anyone familiar with bash shell scripting?
[00:01] <aliendude3500> danny__, I am, somewhat...
[00:01] <cirodiazvelez> im on an 11.6 acer one model AO751H
[00:02] <aliendude3500> cirodiazvelez, that doesn't tell me anything about your graphics card. Can you post the output of "sudo lshw" in the terminal?
[00:02] <danny__> do you mind if you help me figure out how to write this one script..its really not to hard but its been awhile since I've dealt with shell scripting..
[00:02] <cirodiazvelez> OK THANKS LET ME SEE
[00:02] <aliendude3500> danny__, what do you need the script to do?
[00:03] <flootenkerp> Hi, I'm using google chrome, and I am getting this odd error about a revoked certificate
[00:03] <flootenkerp> http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=16773
[00:03] <flootenkerp> Does anybody here know why?
[00:04] <aliendude3500> flootenkerp, check on a chrome specific IRC channel, you probably won't get help here.
[00:04] <mathew> i can't find 256MB NVIDIA GeForce Go 7900 GS drivers for ubuntu
[00:04] <flootenkerp> ok, thanks aliendude
[00:04] <cirodiazvelez> aliendude3500 *-display UNCLAIMED
[00:04] <cirodiazvelez>              description: VGA compatible controller
[00:04] <cirodiazvelez>              product: System Controller Hub (SCH Poulsbo) Graphics Controller
[00:04] <cirodiazvelez>              vendor: Intel Corporation
[00:04] <cirodiazvelez>              physical id: 2
[00:04] <FloodBot1> cirodiazvelez: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:04] <cirodiazvelez>              bus info: pci@0000:00:02.0
[00:05] <aliendude3500> mathew, the open source noveau drivers should be plenty...
[00:05] <danny__> I have to write a script that requires one input argument. The script should print out a USAGE statement with a non-zero exit code. When the argument (number 1-6) is entered..the script should output...THE PROCESS ID FOR THE MINGETTY ON TTY# IS #### (where tty# represents the terminal # entered, and #### is the process id number.
[00:05] <koshari> mathew you shouldnt need specific drivers for that gpu
[00:05] <mathew> how do i do that aliendude?
[00:06] <mathew> i really have no clue what im doing, im used to windows
[00:06] <computer47562> welcome to linux
[00:06] <mathew> hahaha thanks, i like it alot more already
[00:06] <aliendude3500> mathew, if you have the latest updates, you probably already have open source nvidia drivers installed.
[00:06] <ribot> hi
[00:06] <koshari> mathew what are you actually trying to do?
[00:07] <ribot> is there a way to unlock the default keyring automatically on bootup?
[00:07] <mathew> yeah, but everything is effed up, like my facebook page is soo retared
[00:07] <unop> ribot, make sure your keyring's password and your login password are the same
[00:07] <cdw32> hello everyone
[00:07] <UbuntuFish> hey everyone
[00:07] <aliendude3500> mathew, try this "sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-nouveau" in the terminal. I don't even have an nvidia card, but that might work for you.
[00:07] <cirodiazvelez> alliendude3500 i just send u the info
[00:07] <militant> evening folks.  ran into a little UI issue.  i was fooling with compiz and enabled its fancy window switcher, and when i turned effects back off... no more of the regular window switcher..
[00:07] <mathew> well i just threw linux on here yesterday out of the blue, but my display is messed up
[00:08] <rww> ribot: blank the keyring password or set the keyring password to your login password and turn off auto login
[00:08] <ribot> unop they are the same, yet it doesnt happen.. i even installed this libpam keyring
[00:08] <CkhiKuzad> ugh, screw it. i am not going to get an answer, so its time to /quit
[00:08] <cdw32> would anyone know a program i could use to play avi file extensions?
[00:08] <ribot> rww i need to be able to boot it remotely
[00:08] <koshari> mathew how is your display messed up exactly?
[00:08] <aliendude3500> cirodiazvelez, hmm... Intel cards are generally very well supported on Linux. Do you have the latest system updates?
[00:08] <UbuntuFish> i was wondring about rythmbox, i can't get it to copy files i import to my music folder.  is there any way to set it to copy files into its library folder whien importing?
[00:08] <unop> ribot, ahh so you have a passwordless login?
[00:08] <rww> ribot: there is no way of automatically unlocking the keyring password without providing that password at some point.
[00:08] <mathew> like my cursor is tiny, all the text on my browser is small, and if i enlargen the text it gets jumbled up
[00:09] <ribot> ok well, is there a way to enter that password from ssh?
[00:09] <rww> ribot: if you need to autologin and automatically unlock the keyring, the keyring password has to be blank.
[00:09] <frostbite7> good evening everone
[00:09] <cirodiazvelez> yes man.. i jusst run the update =( what can i do
[00:09] <rww> not that I know of
[00:09] <mathew> plus the chat at the bottom of my face book is SOOO small
[00:09] <koshari> whats your screens resolution?
[00:09] <UbuntuFish> mathew:  maybe you just have a reallly high resolution display lol... what kind of graphics card do u have?
[00:09] <ribot> or i just need the wlan to activate automatically
[00:09] <ulb> doesnaybody here have an Asus eee box, and, if so, what version of ubuntu are you running on it? I was thinking of getting one as a small webserver.
[00:09] <aliendude3500> cirodiazvelez, did you try changing the resolution using System > Preferences > Display?
[00:09] <UbuntuFish> i was wondring about rythmbox, i can't get it to copy files i import to my music folder.  is there any way to set it to copy files into its library folder whien importing?
[00:10] <mathew> 1920x1200 but if i make it smaller the graphics look terrible and dull
[00:10] <frostbite7> can anyone help me install a plug in? how do i install plugins like autumn leaves and screensaver?
[00:10] <UbuntuFish> matew: what kind of graphics card do u hav?  like, intel, ati, nvidia, or what?
[00:11] <aliendude3500> danny__, that is a pretty complicated script, sorry, I don't have the time to write something that large... I thought you just needed a bit of syntax help...
[00:11] <kyle6513> Hey, does anyone know how to force a resolution on a display so that it either scrolls or stretches it? it works in windows, I've tried xorg and xrandr to no avail
[00:11] <kyle6513> I have intel intergrated graphics.
[00:11] <aliendude3500> frostbite7, If I'm right, you want to install screensavers?
[00:11] <mathew> 256MB NVIDIA GeForce Go 7900
[00:12] <danny__> do you mind if I send you what I have so far and you can help me tweak it a bit?
[00:12] <cirodiazvelez> allien dude yes it only give me one option of screen resolution...}
[00:12] <aliendude3500> frostbite7, typing "sudo apt-get install screensaver\*" in the terminal should give you a pretty large collection of screensavers.
[00:12] <frostbite7> no. i want to install plugins like the snow plugins, cube atlantis, autumn leaves, and bubbles
[00:12] <frostbite7> lol but thanks for that info to :-)
[00:12] <mathew> 256MB NVIDIA GeForce Go 7900 GS ubuntu fish
[00:13] <aliendude3500> frostbite7, you mean desktop effects? Do you have Compiz enabled?
[00:13] <UbuntuFish> matew: do u have the proprietary driver installed?
[00:13] <frostbite7> yes i do
[00:13] <kyle6513> Hey, does anyone know how to force a resolution on a display so that it either scrolls or stretches it? it works in windows, I've tried xorg and xrandr to no avail
[00:13] <Charlie> hi
[00:13] <mathew> idk, i went to hardware drivers and it said it was up to date
[00:13] <tribbletron> ubuntu-desktop
[00:13] <Guest23519> just uninstalled everything in synaptic because i wanted it all clean
[00:14] <Guest23519> I am now on command based ubuntu like server
[00:14] <unop> ribot, you can use things like the interfaces file or wpasupplicant to start wireless
[00:14] <Guest23519> Can someone tell me how i install just the gnome interface?
[00:14] <UbuntuFish> matew: there should be an option for like nvidia drivers, proprietary drivers, something like that.  you can check that off, and it will install a driver made by nvidia and then ask you to restart.  it might help, if anything you will get better performance.
[00:14] <unop> ribot, that way you don't have to depend on having a user logging on to have wireless enabled
[00:14] <mathew> i'll check now...
[00:14] <kyle6513> Guest23519, I believe, sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[00:15] <aliendude3500> frostbite7, you can change most compiz settings with compizconfig settings manager... I think the package is something like ccsm.
[00:15] <tweaksource> I like to install from a minimal cd and just add what I need.
[00:15] <kyle6513> Guest23519, I'll have to have a look, unless you want to try it
[00:15] <frostbite7> thank you aliendude3500
[00:15] <Guest23519> will it install all the other default application come with the apt-get install ubuntu-desktop?
[00:15] <tweaksource> Guest23519, it would be ubuntu-desktop, yes
[00:16] <tweaksource> Guest23519, yes, it will
[00:16] <TroN-0074> can somebody please tell me how to fix my partitions under ubuntu?
[00:16] <TroN-0074> I will appreciate it
[00:16] <ribot> unop can i start it even without x then? got a link to this thing?
[00:16] <tweaksource> TroN-0074, What is wrong with them?
[00:16] <mathew> its says that there are no proprietary drivers in use on this system
[00:16] <UbuntuFish> matew:  ok.  that probably isn't the problem but it might be
[00:16] <TroN-0074> I have a doul boot with two copies of ubuntu I just want to removee one
[00:16] <Guest23519> but isn't there a way to just install the interface without having to get all the programs like firefox, openoffice, pidgin and so on?
[00:17] <mathew> well i have no clue what to do
[00:17] <mathew> lmfao
[00:17] <unop> ribot, what do you use as the encryption scheme for wireless?  WPA or WEP?
[00:17] <UbuntuFish> matew:  u said b4 that u just like recently "threw it on" your computer, is it like fully installed?  or was that someone else?
[00:17] <tweaksource> TroN-0074, Do you know which one is doing the booting?
[00:17] <danny__> hey aliendude3500 did you get what I sent you?
[00:17] <ribot> unop: wpa
[00:17] <TroN-0074> one I mess up the Xorg.conf so I installed it again and I didnt click to use the entired disck
[00:17] <mathew> i fully installed it, like reformated and everything
[00:18] <tweaksource> TroN-0074,  Is there WIndoze?
[00:18] <unop> ribot,  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WPAHowTo
[00:18] <TroN-0074> I have 8.10 doing the boot, 9.04 has the xorg.conf messed up
[00:18] <ribot> thanks unop
[00:18] <kyle6513> Guest23519, try, sudo apt-get install x-window-system-core
[00:18] <UbuntuFish> matew:  ok good that is the cool thing to do.  and makes things simpler.  welcome to ubuntu btw
[00:19] <TroN-0074> I do not have windows installed
[00:19] <tweaksource> TroN-0074, So, 8.10 was installed 2nd and it is the one you want to keep?
[00:19] <mathew> thanks lmfao, like i said this is my first OS aside from windows
[00:19] <kyle6513> mathew, Good luck!
[00:19] <TroN-0074> yes I want 8.10
[00:19] <aliendude3500> danny__, yeah, I replied.
[00:19] <UbuntuFish> matew:  nice.  well too bad you have to start off right away with problems
[00:19] <TroN-0074> 9.04 does not work well with my grapich card
[00:20] <frostbite7> do you know where i can find these packages aliendude3500
[00:20] <mathew> yeah... its alot simpler i think so far... other than the issues lol
[00:20] <frostbite7> ?
[00:20] <tweaksource> TroN-0074,  When you installed 9.04 you used entire disk? Can you pastebin the output of 'fdisk -l', please?
[00:20] <mathew> btw thanks kyle
[00:21] <kyle6513> mathew, no problems =]
[00:21] <TroN-0074> yes one sec
[00:21] <Lungan_> When will next LTS support be available for download?
[00:21] <mathew> so do you have any ideas ubuntu fish?
[00:21] <cdw32> can a windows codec be used with 8.04
[00:22] <tweaksource> cdw32, Check Medibuntu
[00:22] <aliendude3500> frostbite7, hold on, I'm trying to help 4 people at once lol
[00:22] <UbuntuFish> alright, i probly shouldnt do this on an irc channel, but heres a link to a screenshot i just took of my hardware drivers page http://bit.ly/8XIBBP
[00:22] <kyle6513> Hey, does anyone know how to force a resolution on a display so that it either scrolls or stretches it? it works in windows, I've tried xorg and xrandr to no avail
[00:22] <TroN-0074> @chavez-laptop:~$ fdisk -l
[00:22] <TroN-0074> Cannot open /dev/sda
[00:22]  * kyle6513 steals UbuntuFish's hardware ;D
[00:22] <Lungan_> Is "Xubuntu" EXACTLY the same thing as Ubuntu? Without the xfce instead of gnome of course
[00:23] <frostbite7> :-0 no problem thanks again for going out of your way to help me in the first place. i appreciate it
[00:23] <UbuntuFish> kyle6513:  rawr, must defend computer
[00:23] <kyle6513> UbuntuFish, xD
[00:23] <kyle6513> Lungan_, more or less, looks different though.
[00:23] <arghh2d2> Lungan_: with xfce instead of gnome
[00:23] <UbuntuFish> lungan: pretty much.  its good if regular ubuntu is too slow
[00:23] <TroN-0074> tweaksource this is what I  got @chavez-laptop:~$ fdisk -l
[00:23] <TroN-0074> Cannot open /dev/sda
[00:23] <tweaksource> TroN-0074, That's it?
[00:23] <mathew> yeah... i have nothing like that it says no proprietary drivers in use on this system
[00:24] <TroN-0074> yes
[00:24] <TroN-0074> weird
[00:24] <Lungan_> Yeah but xfce seems like a really nice windowmanager
[00:24] <UbuntuFish> matew: so theres no option to install nvidia?  ok i should probably stop obsessing with drivers
[00:24] <powertool08> How can I find what's stopping my drive from unmounting? lsof | grep /media/<drivelabel> isn't returning anything.
[00:24] <arghh2d2> Lungan_: meaning that certain configuration utilities and settings managment is different but the under the hood its the same
[00:24] <kyle6513> Can anyone help me setting up my laptop to display 1024x768 instead of 1024x600? intel graphics on eeepc
[00:24] <mathew> yeah.. nothing its all blank...
[00:24] <tweaksource> TroN-0074, Do you have gparted installed?
[00:25] <tweaksource> TroN-0074, or a live cd?
[00:25] <unop> kyle6513, can your eepc even support that resolution?
[00:25] <TroN-0074> I have the installation CD
[00:25] <arghh2d2> Lungan_: xfce is a whole desktop environment, if you want the best window manager ever, get openbox
[00:25] <kyle6513> unop, does under windows. it just stretches the display
[00:25] <tweaksource> TroN-0074, Is it Live CD or alternate install?
[00:25] <UbuntuFish> matew:  too bad.  btw, u r using karmic, right?
[00:25] <blakkheim> !best | arghh2d2
[00:25] <Lungan_> arghh2d2, openbox, is it hard to learn? is it fast?
[00:26] <mathew> pfftt idk im using ubuntu 9.10 thats all i know
[00:26] <TroN-0074> Live CD I believe. the first time I booted ubuntu from the CD
[00:26] <ribot> i seem to have wpa_supplicant installed, but there is no such file /etc/wpa_supplicant -- however there is a folder /etc/wpa_supplicant without any conf file
[00:26] <kyle6513> mathew, karmic is the code name for 9.10 so yes :P
[00:26] <arghh2d2> Lungan_: its fast and configuring is pretty easy once your used to it
[00:26] <mathew> then yes lmfao
[00:26] <kyle6513> mathew, :P
[00:27] <mathew> thanks kyle.. again lol
[00:27] <UbuntuFish> openbox looks kind of meh
[00:27] <tweaksource> TroN-0074, Your best bet would be to 1. Backup 2. Boot live cd 3. Delete 9.04 partition 4. move everything else if you wish.
[00:27] <rww> ribot: If you're trying to configure wireless from the command-line, just use /etc/network/interfaces
[00:27] <kyle6513> mathew, hey no problems, I'm still learning like you :)
[00:27] <Lungan_> arghh2d2, I've used fluxbox, but find it pretty hard to learn to have the full benefit of the windowmanager, is openbox easier?
[00:27] <UbuntuFish> ok... is everything like small but clear?  or small and "crunchy" if you know what i mean
[00:27] <kyle6513> UbuntuFish, hey, if you're looking for speed, who cares about looks?
[00:27] <tweaksource> TroN-0074, If you don't NEED to remove 9.04, but just don't want it in the boot menu, you can remove the entry from menu.lst
[00:28] <mathew> small and clear... but tiny
[00:28] <TroN-0074> yeah deleting 9.04 would be my chooise but I dont know how to identify that partition
[00:28] <UbuntuFish> kyle6513:  yeah, but im a huge sucker for visual fx
[00:28] <arghh2d2> Lungan_: it's fast as balls...it starts out just a blank screen and a menu but you can customize it with light accessories like tint2 panel and rox file manager keeping it fast fast fast... if your not into building yourself tho your better off with xfce or lxde
[00:28] <kyle6513> UbuntuFish, you're not alone, im lucky my little eeepc  has atleast 256 built in video memory ;D
[00:28] <TroN-0074> yeah but I would like to free some memory too. that is why I would like to just get rid of it
[00:28] <tweaksource> TroN-0074, If you have 1 disk, and it was clean when you installed 9.04 first, then it should be sda1
[00:28] <ribot> rww: what to write there?
[00:29] <rww> ribot: I assume you're using WPA?
[00:29] <Lungan_> arghh2d2, Yeah, but how does openbox differ from fluxbox?
[00:29] <UbuntuFish> matew:  thats really weird.  some sort of bug i guess, sorry im not that good.  the only thing i can think of is reducing your resolution.  hopefully someone smarter than me can think of something
[00:29] <tweaksource> TroN-0074, It should have only made 1 system partition and a swap
[00:29] <aliendude3500> kyle6513, if you don't carte about looks, and just want speed, use Xmonad. :P
[00:29] <ribot> rww yes
[00:29] <arghh2d2> Lungan_: a little bit faster, different config file formats...openbox uses .xml
[00:29] <mathew> well if i shrink my resolution everything gets dull
[00:30] <kyle6513> mathew, could you try running  xrandr in a terminal and put the output in a pastebin and give me the link?
[00:30] <TroN-0074> can you please tell me how to do it?
[00:30] <UbuntuFish> kyle6513: how did u get an eeepc with video memory?  im guessing you also go crazy with compiz
[00:30] <kyle6513> UbuntuFish, I have the eeepc 1000H, and yes, i <3 compiz xD
[00:30] <UbuntuFish> matew:  sorry, im actually a bit of a noob myself, if i think of anything myself i;ll let you know
[00:30] <Lungan_> arghh2d2, okok,maybe I will try that tomoroww
[00:30] <mathew> thanks
[00:30] <UbuntuFish> kyle6513:  nice.  whats your favorite window animation?
[00:31] <rww> ribot: http://georgia.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202834 is a good tutorial on wireless + /etc/network/interfaces. If you scroll down to "******Sample configuration WPA2 & DHCP, ESSID broadcast enabled****", it has what to put in /etc/network/interfaces
[00:31] <tweaksource> TroN-0074, Gparted is needed for the easiest route.
[00:31] <UbuntuFish> kyle6513: or rather favorite compiz plugin in general
[00:31] <mathew> btw.. whats a good site for downloading music?
[00:31] <kyle6513> UbuntuFish, didnt really look into that, it tends to slow down when im doing stuff at that point as im mostly running on the powersave, which makes the cpu run at 800mhz
[00:31] <mathew> ***app
[00:31] <TroN-0074> let me look for  it one sec
[00:31] <ribot> thans rww
[00:31] <kyle6513> UbuntuFish, I just use fade, and i love the cube 8D
[00:32] <Ari_Lazarus> Hello peeps. I have a questions: when I connect my ext hdd to my computer and it gets mounted, I get two icons representing the drive. Why is this?
[00:32] <TroN-0074> gparted is installing now
[00:32] <powertool08> How can I find what's stopping my drive from unmounting? lsof | grep /media/<drivelabel> isn't returning anything.
[00:32] <UbuntuFish> kyle6513:  oh yes.  one thing that bugs me is:  i setup my bottom right corner to clear all the windows off to the side of the desktop, but i can't restore the windows while drag n dropping a file, forcing me to use the cube to get to my desktop
[00:33] <UbuntuFish> if that made sense
[00:33] <TroN-0074> o.k I got Gparted
[00:33] <Awesome3000> Ari_Lazarus  Are there two partitions or are they both the same
[00:33] <kyle6513> UbuntuFish, i think i get what you mean xD
[00:33] <tweaksource> TroN-0074, How many partitions does it show?
[00:33] <TroN-0074> can you please advise on where to go from there
[00:33] <UbuntuFish> kyle6513: yeah
[00:33] <Ari_Lazarus> Awesome3000: They are the same drive
[00:34] <TroN-0074> Oh I just installed I havent run it one sec
[00:34] <UbuntuFish> anyone know how to configure rythmbox to copy files into its library folder when importing?
[00:34] <Awesome3000> Ari_Lazarus: If you un-mount one do they both go
[00:34] <Ari_Lazarus> Nope
[00:34] <kyle6513> mathew, did you do what i asked? :S
[00:35] <Awesome3000> Ari_Lazarus: maybe the drive is being mounted twice
[00:35] <Ari_Lazarus> So I should check fstab?
[00:35] <mathew> whats a good... application i guess for downloading music?
[00:35] <blakkheim> mathew: wget
[00:35] <Kevin147> FrostWire
[00:36] <rww> !gnutella | mathew
[00:36] <powertool08> mathew: Don't forget torrents.
[00:36] <Ari_Lazarus> mathew: Ubuntu already comes with Transmission - just use any tracker you like
[00:36] <mathew> i used frostwire wheni had windows
[00:36] <xeer> I'm trying to find a good place to download the ubuntu torrent, can anyone recommend some sites?
[00:36] <UbuntuFish> anyone know how to configure rythmbox to copy files into its library folder when importing?
[00:36] <xeer> trackers I mean
[00:36] <UbuntuFish> brb everyone
[00:36] <Kevin147> matthew: There is FrostWire for Linux also.
[00:37] <mathew> i never thought of that lmfao
[00:37] <Kevin147> matthew: lol
[00:37] <Kevin`> I have problem with ubuntu and wireshark, anyone want to fix it?: http://kwzs.be/~kevin/shark1.txt http://kwzs.be/~kevin/shark2.txt
[00:37] <powertool08> xeer: http://www.thepirategoogle.com/
[00:37] <Awesome3000> Ari_Lazarus: if it's listed there Yes
[00:37] <kyle6513> UbuntuFish, should be in settings, if not, there would be a plugin somewhere
[00:38] <mathew> what is the best? what would you recommend the most if i had to pick one?
[00:38] <powertool08> Nobody knows how to find what's blocking my drive from unmounting?
[00:38] <ulb> I am pretty sure ther eis an option to monitor a specific folde rin rhythmbox options
[00:38] <atomfox> how do you manually run sessions manager? what's the command thanks...
[00:38] <meganerd> powertool08: use lsof
[00:39] <powertool08> meganerd: I did, no results.
[00:39] <ulb> powertool08: lsof or top/htop
[00:39] <meganerd> powertool08: how did you use it?
[00:39] <Ari_Lazarus> Awesome3000: I think I know why. It exists in fstab, and when I connect it the drive automounts itself so I get two icons.
[00:39] <VCoolio> atomfox: gnome-session-properties
[00:39] <powertool08> ulb: I tried htop too, the only thing I found was ntfs-3g using it.
[00:40] <xeer> powertool08: thanks for the tip!
[00:40] <powertool08> meganerd: lsof | grep <disk label> and lsof | grep media
[00:40] <powertool08> xeer: np
[00:40] <xeer> powertool08: but it doesn't work.
[00:40] <xeer> lol
[00:40] <atomfox> VCoolio, thanks ^_^
[00:40] <NCDS> server irc.rizon.net
[00:40] <clone1018> Hello. Why won't this xorg.conf file work? http://paste.rohitab.com/1662
[00:40] <Awesome3000> Ari_Lazarus: That would be it
[00:40] <ymn_ayk80> hello everybody
[00:40] <ulb> powertool08: are you running wine?
[00:40] <powertool08> xeer: Oh, haven't used it in awhile.
[00:40] <powertool08> ulb: No.
[00:40] <ulb> so why ntfs-3g then?
[00:40] <UbuntuFish> kyle6513:  i scoured everywhere, couldnt find anything
[00:41] <ulb> running samba?
[00:41] <meganerd> ulb: ntfs-3g is the default way of accessing ntfs partitions these days
[00:41] <kyle6513> UbuntuFish, dont think its possible, although theres an option to make it scan a folder for changes, maybe use that?
[00:41] <ulb> meganerd: yeah I wondered why he has ntfs with Linux
[00:42] <meganerd> powertool08: did you try "sudo lsof |grep <unique part of path"
[00:42] <UbuntuFish> kyle6513: i guess.  but then it doesnt keep it nice and organized.
[00:42] <meganerd> ulb: a lot of USB drives now ship with it
[00:42] <kyle6513> UbuntuFish, true that,
[00:42] <kyle6513> anyone here have any experience with 915resolution?
[00:42] <powertool08> ulb: Yes, I have samba running. Does it have to be stopped? Or disconnect any old sessions?
[00:42] <clone1018> Does anyone have any ideas?
[00:42] <meganerd> ulb: ntfsusb hard drives is how I share data with my friends
[00:43] <UbuntuFish> kyle6513: i guess it doesnt matter cuz rythmbox organizes it in its ui lol
[00:43] <kyle6513> UbuntuFish, hah, yeah, i like rythmbox's ui, although, i still wish winamp would get ported
[00:43] <powertool08> meganerd: Yes I tried that.
[00:43] <mazda01> bought some new dvd-r disc from best buy. $6 for qty 25. that was probably my mistake. i can't seem to make one successful burn of a dvd iso movie. I keep getting PERFORM OPC failed with SK=3h/POWER CALIBRATION AREA ERROR  from k3b, brasero, and growisofs from the command line. do I just throw away all the disc?
[00:44] <ymn_ayk80> Hello everyone! I'm trying to mount an e-reader of Sony(usb connection), this is the result of mount: "mount: block device /dev/sde is write-protected, mounting read-only"...also I read this from /var/log/messages:  "kernel: [ 2634.221935] sd 8:0:0:3: [sde] Write Protect is on". What do I have to do to resolve this? Any idea?
[00:44] <meganerd> ymn_ayk80: probably a setting on the e-reader itself
[00:44] <UbuntuFish> kyle6513: i am na ex-fanboi so itunes is really my preferred interface... speaking of which any idea when 5g ipod nano support is gonna be released for linux?
[00:45] <clone1018> Why won't this xorg.conf file work? If anyone has any ideas please query me. http://paste.rohitab.com/1662
[00:45] <powertool08> meganerd: ulb I stopped samba and the only process I can find is /sbin/mount.ntfs-3g, still not unmounting.
[00:46] <kyle6513> UbuntuFish, no idea, I HATE itunes with a passion, it is the most absolute biggest piece of ^%$& software ever made, but I have no idea, it should be the same as most ipods, like the 4th G, this is for music of course, the video, no idea
[00:46] <rww> clone1018: your /var/log/Xorg.0.log would help.
[00:46] <clone1018> One sec then
[00:46] <UbuntuFish> kyle6513: it was my first music organizer so it set the standard for me lol
[00:46] <meganerd> clone1018: why are you bothering with xorg.conf?  xrandr is capable of making these changes on the fly
[00:46] <kyle6513> UbuntuFish, If you think thats good, you should try winamp if you ever get windoze back
[00:47] <defaultuser> i need help with 2 things. starting with my kodak esp-3 all in one printer. doesnt do any thing
[00:47] <ymn_ayk80> meagnerd is right
[00:47] <ymn_ayk80> xrandr is cool
[00:47] <meganerd> powertool08: how are you unmounting it?
[00:47] <clone1018> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m22ee112d
[00:47] <powertool08> meganerd: right click and unmount on the desktop icon.
[00:47] <UbuntuFish> kyle6513: lol i just recently killed my 'doze partition cuz it was so screwed up
[00:47] <clone1018> Where can I find xrandr?
[00:48] <kyle6513> UbuntuFish, sad thing is, it was probably windows who did that
[00:48] <meganerd> powertool08: try unmounting it from the CLI, "sudo umount /media/<mountpoint>"
[00:48] <ymn_ayk80> maybe you have already
[00:48] <ulb> powertool08: have you tried lazy umount (-l)?
[00:48] <hosoka> Hello everyone. Anyone that can tell me what the commando line is for to start automatically into ubuntu without typing startx everytime ?
[00:48] <meganerd> powertool08: also, what version of Ubuntu is this?  Sorry if you posted earlier I just joined the onversation
[00:48] <UbuntuFish> kyle6513:  well, one time i reinstalled windoze cuz i resized its partition with gparted, which apperantly windows  can't handle
[00:48] <mazda01> bought some new dvd-r disc from best buy. $6 for qty 25. that was probably my mistake. i can't seem to make one successful burn of a dvd iso movie. I keep getting PERFORM OPC failed with SK=3h/POWER CALIBRATION AREA ERROR  from k3b, brasero, and growisofs from the command line. do I just throw away all the disc?
[00:48] <rww> clone1018: `(==) Using config file: "/etc/X11/xorg.conf.failsafe"` --> from the look of it, that log is from an attempt to launch Xorg failsafe, so it didn't use your xorg.conf
[00:49] <jrib> hosoka: it does that by default.  What did you do to disable it?
[00:49] <UbuntuFish> mazda01:  thats a hardware problem.
[00:49] <rww> ubottu: pm | clone1018
[00:49] <powertool08> ulb: Lazy umount did it.
[00:49] <hosoka> jrib: it was by default active, it disabled after an upgrade of the system.
[00:49] <mazda01> i could see if it was happening on 1 dvd burner, but all 3?? i doubt it
[00:49] <ulb> ;)
[00:49] <meganerd> hosoka: assuming you did not make too many significant changes: "sudo update-rc.d gdm defaults"
[00:49] <kyle6513> UbuntuFish, of course not, why would windows think anyone would turn to linux again? pfff :P
[00:49] <UbuntuFish> mazda01:  3?  wow...
[00:50] <jrib> hosoka: what update?  updates don't do that
[00:50] <powertool08> meganerd: The lazy umount did the trick, thanks for the help though.
[00:50] <hosoka> jrib: upgrade of the syst.
[00:50] <powertool08> ulb: What exactly is lazy umount?
[00:50] <jrib> hosoka: is gdm installed?  Did you remove it?
[00:50] <UbuntuFish> kyle6513:  i hate the condecending "please wait while windows sets up your computer", like wtf i want to set up my computer get out of my box grr
[00:50] <hosoka> jrib: let me check that.
[00:50] <kyle6513> UbuntuFish, hahaha
[00:50] <ulb> man umount (it detatches it from file hierarchy if it is not in use)
[00:51] <meganerd> powertool08: I would install the ntfsprogs package, it can be handy to fix ntfs volumes that are marked as dirty
[00:51] <powertool08> ulb: Ok, thanks for the help
[00:51] <powertool08> meganerd: I'll check that out, thanks again.
[00:51] <kyle6513> UbuntuFish, I like the fact that windows, while being more primitive and having less ability to customize it, still takes longer than a fully customized linux installation to start up
[00:51] <ulb> sometimes things hang (I have had that issue with USB drives that get polled)
[00:51] <clone1018> So anyways how do I use xrandr?
[00:51] <mazda01> i have read that before burningh wodim tries to write data to a certain part of the media, if it cant then it will fail. the burner worked fine with my last dvd+r's I tried but this time I bought dvd-r's, super generic ones. yeah, i can't burn an dvd iso on a sony optirac dvd-ram burner, a generic 16x dvd burner or or my NEC burner
[00:52] <paul7285> greetings
[00:52] <bazhang> !xrandr | clone1018 read this
[00:52] <meganerd> clone1018: http://www.x.org/wiki/Projects/XRandR
[00:52] <hosoka> jrb: have seen that gdm needed to be upgrade aswell. Perhaps that was the case ?
[00:52] <mazda01> the old dvd+r's were by phillips.
[00:52] <mazda01> worked fine
[00:52] <UbuntuFish> kyle653: it is a useful feature
[00:52] <UbuntuFish> kyle6513: lol
[00:53] <kyle6513> UbuntuFish, xD
[00:53] <franz99> Hi, I installed pptpd daemon on my Ubuntu 8.04 and configured the env. Actually all clients can correctly connect to the VPN server but I'd like that they can ping togheter too, is it possibile?
[00:54] <paul7285> hello    how can i install canon software under linuxmint 8
[00:54] <hosoka> jrb: after upgrading gdm does the syst needs reboot ?
[00:54] <UbuntuFish> random curious question, is it possible to setup a cluster computer with ubuntu?
[00:54] <clone1018> paul7285: #linuxmint
[00:55] <bastid_raZor> !mintsupport
[00:55] <meganerd> hosoka: no
[00:56] <hosoka> I was looking only for the commandline for autostart Ubuntu for me not to type startx everytime.
[00:56] <paul7285> # as in root
[00:56] <UbuntuFish> paul7285: no offense, but canon software sucks, if you really have to, run it under wine.  i would suggest using the photo app installed in mint, its gonna be like 1000 times better.  and you should really be asking this on the mint channel
[00:56] <clone1018> That ubuntu bot is really annoyinh
[00:56] <clone1018> annoying
[00:56] <hosoka> When going to login screen there is no way for me to unlock it as it turns out grey.
[00:56] <mazda01> so no one else is having problems with wodim?
[00:57] <hosoka> Knowing that in there is this option to autologin,but there is also a commando line.
[00:57] <UbuntuFish> clone1018, well it is kinda important, otherwise this would be flooded with like fedora, mac, windoze, etc users wanting help lol
[00:57] <skullcandy> hello guys, does anyone have itunes latest version installed on there ubuntu? i need some help installing it
[00:57] <clone1018> But I can't even PM someone without him bitching at me
[00:57] <UbuntuFish> skullcandy: latest version of ubuntu?
[00:57] <bazhang> skullcandy, cannot be installed on ub untu
[00:58] <meganerd> franz99: it has been a long time since I have run pptp, but IIRC, the problem for you is routing based
[00:58] <UbuntuFish> clone1018: lol speaking of which how do u pm people?
[00:58] <skullcandy> no, i' am talking about itunes , either version is fine as long as its isntalled
[00:58] <paul7285> How do I(you) get to the mint channel ?  I get a program install .exe under wine
[00:58] <Ademos> Is this the place to ask for help with firefox-daily-builds? If not, is there an IRC channel I can go to?
[00:58] <bazhang> skullcandy, there is no Linux version
[00:58] <clone1018> ./query NAME message
[00:58] <franz99> meganerd, can you suggest me a guide? I have to play with iptables only?
[00:58] <skullcandy> what about installing it with wine?
[00:58] <unop> paul7285,   type   /join #linuxmint
[00:59] <bazhang> skullcandy, check the appdb; it is barely usable at last look
[00:59] <hosoka> I was looking only for the commandline for autostart Ubuntu for me not to type startx everytime.
[00:59] <franz99> meganerd, actually I cannot ping an host to another host, only the VPN server.. and I have to share some resurces on it.. it's very important :(
[00:59] <bazhang> !appdb | skullcandy
[00:59] <gbear14275> hello
[00:59] <UbuntuFish> skullcandy: if you want ipod support, rythmbox has ipod support.  you can enable it in plugins
[00:59] <meganerd> franz99: I used to use poptop (almost 10 years ago by now) and I think there were options to push routing entries into the route table of the connecting clients
[00:59] <skullcandy> thankyou for the quick response
[00:59] <paul7285> okay thanks
[00:59] <UbuntuFish> skullcandy: itunes is rly sketchy under wine
[01:00] <UbuntuFish> skullcandy: lol thats what i love about the irc
[01:00] <bazhang> skullcandy, #winehq for specialized wine questions as well
[01:00] <skullcandy> @ubntufish, Ubuntu community = pwn winblows
[01:00] <franz99> meganerd, ok
[01:00] <skullcandy> thanks bazhang
[01:00] <tweaksource> GTKPod for Ipod support, too!
[01:00] <danny__> does anyone have experience writing bash shell scripts that could help me?
[01:00] <UbuntuFish> skullcandy: lol yes.  btw, what do u want itunes for?
[01:00] <cirodiazvelez> hello, i cant  change my display settings pleas help
[01:00] <unop> danny__, /join #bash
[01:00] <meganerd> franz99: franz99 a better solution might be to use OpenVPN.  This is what I now use for my clients
[01:00] <roger_> i put a new drive in my system and i can't get it to mount other than clicking on it in nautilus, any ideas how to fix
[01:00] <Ademos> When attempting to run the latest firefox-3.6 from the firefox-daily-builds PPA, I get the follow errors: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/360367/
[01:00] <Awesome3000> danny__: what do you need done
[01:01] <skullcandy> @ubuntufish, my bro needs it for switching music onto his ipod
[01:01] <gbear14275> I'm trying to use diff to compare 2 directories but am being flooded by sessions data being only in one... i tried piping the results to less but can't seem to understand it, Also can't seem to find a flag which will ignore the "only in" messages... can someone suggest something which will help me understand this more easily?
[01:01] <hosoka> Hello does anyone knows the commandline for autostart Ubuntu for me not to type startx everytime.
[01:01] <Awesome3000> roger_: add it to fstab
[01:01] <UbuntuFish> skullcandy: what kind of ipod?
[01:01] <skullcandy> ipod nano its orange
[01:01] <gbear14275> I don't have admin on the box I'm working on so need something at the user level :-/
[01:01] <baba> songbird with plugins is nearly itunes... i would prefer this way
[01:01] <roger_> Awesome3000 i put it in fstab, still no mount
[01:01] <UbuntuFish> skullcandy: the one with the camera?
[01:02] <skullcandy> no no camera
[01:02] <skullcandy> lemme find a pic of it k?
[01:02] <hosoka> Anyone ?
[01:02] <meganerd> hosoka: sudo update-rc.d gdm defaults
[01:02] <mathew> hey, is UbuntuFish still around?
[01:02] <tweaksource> skullcandy, gtkpod works great for my nano.
[01:02] <UbuntuFish> skullcandy:  rythmbox should support it then, you could check it against this page here http://gtkpod.wikispaces.com/Supported+iPods
[01:02] <UbuntuFish> matew: yea
[01:02] <mathew> lmfao... this sit is driving me crazy
[01:02] <skullcandy> @ubuntufish, exactly like this but orange> http://www.yugatech.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2006/09/ipod-nano.jpg
[01:02] <mathew> **shit
[01:02] <tweaksource> hosoka, You need a session manager like gdm, kdm, or xdm
[01:03]  * quarkup the story behind the Tux !! >> http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/17/TheStoryBehindTux.jpg
[01:03] <Ademos> When attempting to run the latest firefox-3.6 from the firefox-daily-builds PPA, I get the follow errors: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/360367/
[01:03] <UbuntuFish> skullcandy: that should work fine.  btw, you don't need the @
[01:03] <roger_> you think ubuntu is confused cuz i took out an old drive and put this one in with the same name
[01:03] <skullcandy> ubuntufish, i know i' am used to typing that on utube lawl
[01:04] <poyntz> can anyone help me install the quickcam driver on karmic?
[01:04] <poyntz> when i try to make i get errors
[01:04] <hosoka> meganerd: thanks, will try it out. I had been upgrading the gdm now.
[01:05] <meganerd> hosoka: make sure that gdm is properly upgraded, it should be set to run automatically
[01:05] <UbuntuFish> skullcandy: here check this out http://bit.ly/6CpFIQ that is a screenshot of the plugins window in rythmbox, the default music player in ubuntu.  banshee also has ipod support
[01:05] <UbuntuFish> skullcandy: nice
[01:05] <skullcandy> thankyou ubuntufish
[01:06] <didi> Does someone use choqok on Ubuntu? I want to take the icon off the notification area.
[01:06] <UbuntuFish> wow my updates are downloading sooo slow
[01:06] <skullcandy> looks sleek and sexy XD
[01:06] <dreki> does anyone know a way to control the cpu clock on an intell atom n270 processor with ubuntu 9.10
[01:06] <ulb> doesnaybody here have an Asus eee box, and, if so, what version of ubuntu are you running on it? I was thinking of getting one as a small webserver.
[01:06]  * quarkup the story behind the Tux !!  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:TheStoryBehindTux.jpg
[01:06] <erisco> what is the development package for udev-extras?
[01:06] <UbuntuFish> skullcandy: awesoem. enjoy
[01:06] <meganerd> dreki: the CPU frequency monitor app should allow you to set the CPU freq
[01:07] <meganerd> dreki: right click on an empty part of the panel, and select "Add to Panel"
[01:07] <UbuntuFish> skullcandy: btw music library, don't use the import feature, it doesn't copy the files.  set it to check for new files, and manually drop your music into the folder.  it will save you a lot of pain in the long run
[01:07] <UbuntuFish> if that made sense
[01:08] <dreki> meganerd, thanks
[01:08] <mathew> ubuntufish: i took a screen shot so you can see my problem, if your still interested, i did tweak all my text settings but things like limewire, and face book are still messed
[01:09] <erisco> checking for GUDEV... configure: error: Package requirements (gudev-1.0) were not met: No package 'gudev-1.0' found
[01:09] <erisco> how do I correct this?
[01:09]  * poyntz doesn't want penguinitis
[01:09] <skullcandy> @ubuntufish i need some help with the program since i' am new to this
[01:09] <skullcandy> how do i load it so my music and stuff pops up?
[01:10] <ubuntuUserTom> Hey people =)
[01:10] <baba> where can i find the gdm setup gui
[01:11] <Chris___> How can I improve my battery life?
[01:11] <UbuntuFish> matew: ok , can i see a link to the screenshot?  bit.ly gives a really easy way to quickly upload photos without an account
[01:11] <meganerd> Chris___: turn down the brightness of your LCD
[01:11] <ubuntuUserTom> Chris__, try powerttop
[01:11] <UbuntuFish> skullcandy: sure.
[01:11] <Chris___> meganerd: my brightness is already set to low when on battery power
[01:11] <UbuntuFish> skullcandy: just checking, are you new to ubuntu or just to rythmbox?
[01:12] <Chris___> ubuntuUserTom: I've run it, it had a few suggestions, but they don't seem to have made a difference
[01:12] <skullcandy> new to gtkpod
[01:12] <skullcandy> part time user of ubuntu ( my home desktop)
[01:12] <truenhero> irc://irc.freenode.net/#ubuntu-es
[01:12] <craigbass1976> Is there a way besides lm_sensors to monitor different temps?  Lm_sensors isn't finding any sensors
[01:12] <DasEi> Chris___: scale down processor, choose bios option, use hdparm to  control hd, put swap in ram if ram is big enough,.. kill uneeded services..errm
[01:13] <truenhero> #ubuntu-es
[01:13] <mathew> ubuntufish: http://bit.ly/5DYWm2
[01:13] <truenhero> necesito ayuda en español
[01:13] <ubuntuUserTom> Hey, could any one help me with a Slight problem I have. I ammed out on partitioning my HDD while installing Ubuntu 9.10 on myLaptop...I kinda forgot to partition the 110gigs of Space I have for files and Now im low on space... Im wondering, is there any way to like resize my Home Directory to use this space?
[01:13] <craigbass1976> I did suck out the stuf from the laptop fan area, so everything might be all set now anyway, but I wanted to watch it
[01:13] <bastid_raZor> truenhero: /join #ubuntu-es
[01:14] <truenhero> gracias bastid
[01:14] <craigbass1976> ubuntuUserTom, you could just move the whole /home directory contents to this partition, and mount it up in /home (in /etc/fstab)
[01:14] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: yes, does this unallocated 100~ lie next to your current /home ?
[01:14] <DasEi> ly
[01:14] <craigbass1976> ubuntuUserTom, but you'll probably want to do this with a livecd, not while the machine is running your regular OS
[01:14] <UbuntuFish> matew: hrm.  that is weird.  that is a rly small font on frostwire setup.
[01:15] <hiexpo> ubuntuUserTom, - did you just install it
[01:15] <UbuntuFish> matew: btw nice theme and background
[01:15] <dreki> is there anything built in to ubuntu 9.10 that can display processor temp from the pannel?i cant seem to find anything
[01:15] <ubuntuUserTom> no I didnt just install it =( I got a pop up saying I have 400 megs left while installing winxp on virtualBox
[01:15] <skullcandy> hey, is there a reason why gtkpod doesn't recognize the itouch ?
[01:15] <trajko> decko-ku28
[01:15] <craigbass1976> dreki, That's funny...  I just asked the same thing.  lm_sensors might work for you
[01:16] <DasEi> dreki, install lm-sensors, run sensors detect, install gnome applets, there you are
[01:16] <gumpish> Are there any scriptable (ie non-interactive) utilities that can truncate binary files? Or would i need to code something up with python or similar?
[01:17] <hiexpo> dreki, - yes 1 sec i will get you the name of it
[01:17] <ubuntuguest> is there a way to get vino to connect to a listening viewer?
[01:17] <DasEi> dreki, craigbass1976, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SensorInstallHowto
[01:17] <mathew> thanks ubuntufish lmfao... but i need it fixed or im gonna put windows back on cause i can handle it
[01:18] <UbuntuFish> matew: dont give up too fast... o_o
[01:18] <ubuntuUserTom> I am not sure if the un allocated space is 'next' to my home dir, Iwill google mounting stuff and see if I can work with craigs idea.
[01:18] <mathew> im not gonna but its driving me crazy
[01:19] <ubuntuguest> is there a way to get the default VNC server (VINO) to connect to a listening viewer?
[01:19] <UbuntuFish> matew: found this, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=312359 im just reading it over now
[01:19] <hiexpo> dreki, - there is an applet that i use i just right clicked on one of my panels and clicked add to panel than a box will open type temp there will be a hd monitor
[01:19] <DasEi> k, but you can see graphically in gparted about partis location , or use sudo fdisk -l, ubuntuUserTom
[01:20] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi - ill open gparted
[01:20] <UbuntuFish> matew: ok i think i found a solution
[01:20] <mathew> oh thanks ubuntufish!! i'll read over it now
[01:20] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: open a trml ..
[01:20] <UbuntuFish> matew:
[01:20] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[01:20] <UbuntuFish> matew: push alt-f2
[01:20] <UbuntuFish> matew: and type gconf-editor
[01:20] <craigbass1976> DasEi, I've got a Dell that apparently won't play with lm_sensors...
[01:21] <truenhero> I HAVE A PROBLEM WITH nm-applet
[01:21] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: sudo fdisk -l |pastebinit
[01:21] <levi_> hello
[01:21] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: give url from trml here
[01:21] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi - sure, just a sec installing packages now
[01:21] <dreki> hiexpo, DasEi, craigbass1976,  (lol) thanks
[01:21] <DasEi> xd
[01:22] <DasEi> craigbass1976: no sensors found ?
[01:22] <ubuntuUserTom> http://pastebin.com/f7bb97c35
[01:22] <hiexpo> dreki, - no prob
[01:22] <UbuntuFish> matew: you should get this window thingy with this file navigator type thing on the side.  choose desktop/gnome/font_rendering, and something should pop up in the main area of the window.  it should say dpi = something.  what does it say?
[01:22] <brandon-> anyone use ifuse with their ipod touch 2g?
[01:22] <craigbass1976> DasEi, correct
[01:23] <SkullCandy23> hey guys
[01:23] <mathew> dpi 96..
[01:23] <DasEi> craigbass1976: so you got to find the correct modules youself then, Im sure for cpu temp least there are somes
[01:23] <SkullCandy23> irssi irc chat is sexy :)
[01:24] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: http://pastebin.com/f7bb97c35
[01:24] <craigbass1976> DasEi, if this thing runs for an hour without shutting down, I'm going to call it good and blame it on dust in the fan/radiator assembly
[01:24] <UbuntuFish> matew: hit alt-f2, type gconf-editor, and you should get this window thingy with this file navigator type thing on the side.  choose desktop/gnome/font_rendering, and something should pop up in the main area of the window.  it should say dpi = something.  what does it say?
[01:24] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: got it above, did you set up a seperate /boot ?
[01:24] <mathew> dpi 96
[01:25] <hiexpo> hey i got a ? now that i am thinking of it why when i install a deb package it ends up in local or obsolete in synaptic for some reason it works but wondering why
[01:25] <bastid_raZor> aercddtdra41lxueidlsi
[01:25] <DasEi> craigbass1976: you could stress the cpu some time, then reboot in bios and look for temp, quick n dirty
[01:25] <bastid_raZor> dretwtq41ftdrdr rtd tdeaqwtdetrf0gf whedgudgcsdegug
[01:25] <mathew> ubuntufish: it says dpi-96
[01:26] <bazhang> bastid_raZor, hi
[01:26] <bastid_raZor> fdiufjfjjvf
[01:26] <UbuntuFish> matew:  the forum thing is rly unclear
[01:26] <craigbass1976> DasEi, what's the best way to do that?
[01:26] <levi_> back
[01:26] <UbuntuFish> matew: here i wrote up a little step by step
[01:26] <bastid_raZor> bazhang: my 3 year old likes to type.. i'll change terminal screens
[01:26] <mathew> alright... what are you thinking
[01:26] <UbuntuFish> matew: matew: hit alt-f2, type gconf-editor, and you should get this window thingy with this file navigator type thing on the side.  choose desktop/gnome/font_rendering, and something should pop up in the main area of the window.  it should say dpi = something.  what does it say?
[01:26] <Skullcandy23> is there a # room just for socializing?
[01:26] <DasEi> !info cpuburn | craigbass1976:
[01:27] <UbuntuFish> matew: i would suggest setting it to 96
[01:27] <DasEi>  craigbass1976: you can alter it#s behavior up to freezing your box
[01:27] <mathew> ubuntufish: it already says 96
[01:27] <bazhang> Skullcandy23, #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:28] <Skullcandy23> thanks
[01:28] <UbuntuFish> dasei: wow how did u get the bot to do that lol
[01:28] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: you got two linux partis, is one of them a seperate /boot ?
[01:28] <UbuntuFish> matew: try increasing the value, see if that works
[01:28] <DasEi> !brain | UbuntuFish
[01:28] <UbuntuFish> matew: it could just be that frostwire has a really small font, not ubuntu's problem
[01:28] <mathew> alright... i'll try that
[01:29] <UbuntuFish> dasei: nifty
[01:29] <mathew> yeah, but facebook is wierd too
[01:29] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: I think so, I halve a 12gb Linux File System then a 2gb 'Extended' partition...then my swap space
[01:29] <erisco> both my gliblib2.0 and gliblib2.0-dev are out of date but they depend on each other... how can I upgrade them?
[01:30] <UbuntuFish> !ubuntu
[01:30] <mathew> i tired it, it made everything bigger accept frostwire
[01:30] <UbuntuFish> ubottu: you are cool and smart.  i wish you were human.
[01:30] <UbuntuFish> matew: that sucks
[01:30] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom:call http://pastebin.com/f7bb97c35 in browser, sda1 and sda 3 are the two "real partitons you got
[01:31] <ubuntuUserTom> yes
[01:31] <UbuntuFish> matew: its frostwires fault then, see if you can change it in frostwire settings.  jsut to be clear, its not a problem with ubuntu
[01:32] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: yes, I see. I dont think it is then installed on a separate partition.
[01:32] <UbuntuFish> !ayb is all your base are belong to us
[01:32] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom:so sda is the 12, coming short , and sda3 is the one you want to use now ?
[01:32] <UbuntuFish> !ayb
[01:32] <bazhang> UbuntuFish, please dont do that
[01:32] <mathew> yeah... but facebook is still strange... and other sites... i'll show you
[01:32] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: yeah.
[01:32] <DasEi> UbuntuFish: query the bot to play with it
[01:32] <argued> where can I find a decent, clean and small cursor theme for ubuntu?  Everytime I reboot/login I see old theme.  But when I open the appearace settings applet, the desktop theme changes promptly. how do I make the change saved persistantly???
[01:33] <UbuntuFish> e66: sorry for the dumb question, but you aren't runnign off a cd are you?  once again, sorry for the dumb tech support question
[01:33] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom:as they have no direct boaarging 12 wont work, bu you can put /home on sda3
[01:34] <e66> UbuntuFish: My ubuntu is installed in harddisk. No Live CD is here.
[01:34] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom:* direct borders
[01:35] <UbuntuFish> e66: ok. sorry, no idea.  sounds like something is screwed up.
[01:35] <JpMaxMan> Hi - I feel there might be a bot running on one of my Ubuntu servers.  I can see outgoing network connections.  Is there a way to identify what process might be initiating the outgoing connection?
[01:35] <erisco> if I have package X at version 2.0 why will it not let me install X at version 2.1 with the excuse that it breaks the previous dependency?
[01:36] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: ok, so If I did move Home to the sda3 partition I would just need to learn how to mount that partition on startup right?
[01:36] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom:to do so, ensure in gparted sda3 is ext 3 or 4, afterward just hae to alter fstab
[01:36] <matelot> can "ls" ignore case ?
[01:36] <UbuntuFish> erisco: we would need the name of the package, and other info to help
[01:36] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: ok, fstab. Ill google it. sda3 is ext4 I have it partitioned atm
[01:37] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom:and copy over the content of old /home o course
[01:37] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: *formatted
[01:37] <matelot> can "ls" ignore case ?
[01:37] <DasEi> matelot: no
[01:37] <JpMaxMan> I have tried netstat / lsof - I am running darkstat and can see the outgoing connection just can't identify what process is initiating it
[01:37] <erisco> UbuntuFish, libglib2.0-0 I have the latest version from jaunty but I need the latest version from karmic. I grabbed the .deb from karmic but cannot install because it evidently breaks the dependency
[01:38] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: k, so is sda3 mounted now ? (mount in trml tells you) ?
[01:38] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: quick question, in say a terminal, if I wanted to accsess my Home directory would I still just type cd /home
[01:38] <Samp> When I was almost out of HDD space, an option showed up that let visualized the hard drive's usage. I've googled a bit and can't find what it is...
[01:38] <Samp> this was in ubuntu 9.10
[01:38] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: yes sda3 has been mounted, it require d a password to mount.
[01:38] <neothecat> hello.  has anyone have any major issues with using 64 bit?  such as virtualbox, Urban terror, etc?
[01:38] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: if you open a trml as regualar user you are in your home
[01:38] <afroman> anybody uses oss?
[01:38] <DasEi> like /home/tom
[01:39] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: ah ok
[01:39] <atomfox> what file do I need to edit so I could run applications on during starup?
[01:39] <UbuntuFish> !libglib2.0-0
[01:39] <ZykoticK9> neothecat, Virtualbox works fine for me on 64bit, can't speak about Urban Terror (other games certainly run fine on 64bit for me)
[01:39] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: we can put this through in 20 min, if youre up to
[01:39] <erisco> neohashi, I run urt on 64 bit
[01:40] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: Sure, that sounds great.
[01:40] <UbuntuFish> !graphical disc map | samp
[01:40] <neothecat> for me, on certain boxes, virtualbox runs great, on others, it brings down the whole box to a crawl, but i did not have this probelm in 32 bit
[01:40] <erisco> UbuntuFish, and uninstalling libglib2.0-0 first is no option because it wants to remove the 1.5GB of dependencies
[01:40] <mathew> ubuntufish: i took another screenshot with facebook, but censored names, so you can see the problem, and frostwires up too
[01:40] <DasEi> !brain > UbuntuFish
[01:40] <atomfox> ubottu, what file do I need to edit to include programs running during my startup?
[01:40] <atomfox> ubottu, thanks
[01:40] <DasEi> UbuntuFish: to try , /query ubottu
[01:40] <UbuntuFish> ok i am going to stop querying ubottu, im sure its annoying everyone
[01:41] <trevor> what is the command to install kde on top of gnome. i thought it was sudo apt-get install kubuntu-dekstop???
[01:41] <UbuntuFish> sorry everyone :(
[01:41] <Samp> lol alt+f1 > apps > disk usage analyzer
[01:41] <bazhang> UbuntuFish, fine to query, just no need to add nonsense factoids
[01:41] <atechz> can anyone gave me a good website for  Pidgin, newbie thanks
[01:41] <Awesome3000> !UbuntuFish
[01:41] <UbuntuFish> samp: there is a useful app called graphical disk map in the ubuntu software centre
[01:41] <blakkheim> atechz: pidgin.im
[01:41] <mathew> ubuntufish: its fine, look how many questions i've asked you i took another screenshot with facebook, but censored names, so you can see the problem, and frostwires up too
[01:41] <DasEi> UbuntuFish: its alright to learn, but do it in a pm then and READ the info beforehand
[01:42] <UbuntuFish> matew: ok, can  i see a link
[01:42] <UbuntuFish> ?
[01:42] <bazhang> trevor, yes that is right
[01:42] <trevor> it says package not found
[01:42] <mathew> ubuntufish: http://bit.ly/702k3m
[01:42] <UbuntuFish> dasei: lol i didn't know how to do pms
[01:42] <bazhang> trevor, any typo?
[01:42] <trevor> also, how can i install firefox 3.6 on ubuntu 9.10?
[01:42] <UbuntuFish> but i figured it out no worries
[01:42] <Awesome3000> ./msg ubottu !ubottu
[01:43] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: open trml..
[01:43] <bazhang> trevor, not in the repos, you would need to install yourself from mozilla and it wont be supported here
[01:43] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: open
[01:43] <DasEi> UbuntuFish: /query ubottu
[01:43] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: cd
[01:43] <argued> trevor: you can just unpack it to your /home and run the firefox file
[01:43] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: where to?
[01:43] <UbuntuFish> matew: not gonna lie, i think thats a fine font size.  btw do you have like a really huge display?
[01:43] <ZykoticK9> trevor, see https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-mozilla-daily/+archive/ppa
[01:44] <afroman> how do I get to sound preferences with oss4?
[01:44] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: just cd, no args
[01:44] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: mount
[01:44] <trevor> eh, i will just use chrome
[01:44] <UbuntuFish> matew: in firefox you can change the font size of a webpage by holding down control and scrolling
[01:44] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: where is sda3 mounted ?
[01:44] <arghh2d2> chrome +1
[01:44] <planet8> I have downloaded the Ubuntu-Moblin-Remix image and have tried to put unto my usb drive using "dd if=foo.iso of=/dev/bar", but the usb wont boot. What am I doing wrong?
[01:44] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: file:///media/72af32b2-f0c5-4599-a477-aa8813581141
[01:45] <afroman> anybody uses oss4??
[01:45] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: sudo chown -R TomOrwahteverusernamehere /media/72af32b2-f0c5-4599-a477-aa8813581141
[01:45] <UbuntuFish> arghh2d2: chrome ftw its the best!
[01:46] <arghh2d2> UbuntuFish: indeed
[01:46] <neothecat> yeah, i am loving chrome so much more then firefox and opera.
[01:46] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: replace above with actual used username on that sys
[01:46] <mathew> i know that... but the chaat box at the bottom stays th same... and EVERYTHING jumbles
[01:46] <derrty> chrome is the shit
[01:46] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: ok
[01:46] <derrty> even though it does have a tracker in it
[01:46] <Awesome3000> !language
[01:46] <arghh2d2> *nods and grins*
[01:46] <derrty> sorta
[01:47] <derrty> sorry
[01:47] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: Ok, its done. No notifications or anything in the terminal.
[01:47] <UbuntuFish> sorry to talk about other users, especially when they are offline, but did anyone else get spammed by this guy called heavenRaiser?
[01:47] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: used this command - sudo chown -R tom /media/72af32b2-f0c5-4599-a477-aa8813581141
[01:47] <mathew> i did lol, apperentally he hate blacks
[01:47] <planet8> come on people.. dd if of this image http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-moblin-remix/releases/9.10/release/, why doesn't it work?
[01:48] <erisco> UbuntuFish, don't be sorry, and yes
[01:48] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom:k,  rsync -P ~  /media/72af32b2-f0c5-4599-a477-aa8813581141
[01:48] <iluminator101> how do i turn notebook power off in ubuntu -255 something?
[01:48] <arghh2d2> UbuntuFish: no, i wish!
[01:48] <mac9416> Is there some sort of file selection dialog app that comes with Ubuntu that will return the selected file's path?
[01:48] <JpMaxMan> can anyone help me w/ identifying suspicious network traffic on an Ubuntu server?  I need to be able to tell what process is initiating the outgoign connections I am seeing.
[01:49] <iluminator101> how do i turn notebook power off in ubuntu -255 something?
[01:49] <UbuntuFish> is there any sorta banning type thing?  cuz he was saying all sorts of racist stuff, btw how does this channel stay so "clean"?
[01:49] <Skullcandy23> @jpMaxMan try Wireshark
[01:49] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: rsync -P ~  /media/72af32b2-f0c5-4599-a477-aa8813581141 - Respones: sent 8 bytes  received 12 bytes  40.00 bytes/sec
[01:49] <ubuntuUserTom> total size is 0  speedup is 0.00
[01:49] <DasEi> JpMaxMan: netsta, htop,ethercap btw sniff
[01:49] <ZykoticK9> mac9416, you'd usually use "whereis PROGRAMYOURLOOKINGFOR" in a terminal will tell full path or "which PROG"
[01:49] <web1109> I would like to video chat between karmic and windows. What protocol and clients should I choose? Must be free. Must be open source on the linux side.
[01:49] <UbuntuFish> like how do they keep popular channels like this from getting spammed out?
[01:49] <cba123> Is it just me, or does there seem not to be a 64bit version of firefox 3.6?
[01:49] <mathew> ubuntufish: he told me he made a forum that i should join if i hate african americas
[01:50] <mac9416> ZykoticK9, thanks for the tip, but this is what I was looking for: http://library.gnome.org/users/zenity/stable/zenity-file-selection-options.html.en  I had no idea Zenity was that flexible.
[01:50] <UbuntuFish> web1109: you could use emesene to do msn chat, thats all i can think of right now
[01:50] <dekkong> Hello! i'm thinking of getting a usb 100mb wlan card.Is there anywhere I can see what brands ubuntu supports ?
[01:50] <UbuntuFish> matew: let's have a FLAME WAR WITH HIM!!!!  just kidding everyone, lets not have a flame war.
[01:50] <UbuntuFish> flame wars suck
[01:50] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom:sry, my bad ,  rsync -P -r  /home/tom  /media/72af32b2-f0c5-4599-a477-aa8813581141
[01:50] <ultraparadigm> I can't seem to run anything with Wine
[01:51] <Pici> mathew, UbuntuFish: That person has been banned from the network, so lets get back to Ubuntu support.  #ubuntu-offtopic exists for general non-support chatter
[01:51] <ultraparadigm> Is Wine supposed to work on 64bit Ubuntu, or does it only work on 32bit Ubuntu with 32bit windows applications?
[01:51] <JpMaxMan> @Skullcandy23 can wireshark from a command line tell me what process / program is intitiating the connection?
[01:51] <foormea> hi hi
[01:51] <mathew> ubuntufish: back to the web browser thing i kow you can change font sizes but the chat box at the bottom stays the same... and EVERYTHING jumbles
[01:51] <UbuntuFish> pici: they were banned?  that was fast
[01:51] <meganerd> JpMaxMan: lsof -i is your friend
[01:51] <DasEi> ultraparadigm: 64 is fine, too
[01:52] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: ok, something is happening
[01:52] <web1109> UbuntuFish: which among the protocols supported by karmic is the most open AND has a client on windows?
[01:52] <Awesome3000> !hi | foormea
[01:52] <JpMaxMan> meganerd: yes I tried netstat / lsof
[01:52] <ultraparadigm> DasEi, Do you know if I can run 32 bit applications with wine in 64bit Ubuntu?
[01:52] <UbuntuFish> web1109: i have no idea, i'll search around a bit
[01:52] <neothecat> if i purge pulse from my system, will can i just install also and everything will work automagically.  i do not like pulse, but i do not feeling spending a day fighting to ge sound working
[01:52] <ZykoticK9> ultraparadigm, yes
[01:52] <Pici> JpMaxMan: did you invoke them with sudo? netstat cannot show all process names unless it is run with sudo.
[01:52] <JpMaxMan> meganerd: but I don't think the process is "listening" it just initiates an outgoing connection
[01:52] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: 61%
[01:52] <UbuntuFish> matew: weird.  how big is your display (like in diagonalinches)
[01:52] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom:should copy a bunch of stuff, let it finish, look for any skippings (permission no standard user)
[01:52] <ultraparadigm> Thanks.  I'm not sure why nothing with run then. :-(
[01:52] <meganerd> JpMaxMan: lsof should still pickit up
[01:53] <justin_> whats the best dock for xfce?
[01:53] <DasEi> !wine | ultraparadigm
[01:53] <meganerd> JpMaxMan: unless of course your system has a rootkit
[01:53] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: skipping non-regular file "tom/.Private"
[01:53] <UbuntuFish> web1109: im guessing skype is not what your looking for
[01:53] <web1109> UbuntuFish: yeah has to be open source on linux side
[01:53] <ultraparadigm> Thanks!
[01:53] <JpMaxMan> meganerd: hmmm but wouldn't I have to hit it w/ lsof right when the connection is being initiated before it's closed?
[01:53] <iluminator101> how do i turn notebook power off in ubuntu -255 something?
[01:53] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom:let it finish for now ..
[01:54] <JpMaxMan> Pici: yes, have sudo / root
[01:54] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: ok, its nearly done I think.
[01:54] <meganerd> JpMaxMan: tcpdump is the CLI program you are after, it won't give you process info since none of that data exists in the packet
[01:54] <web1109> iluminator101: what is this -225
[01:54] <MindVirus> Hi. Does anyone know if Banshee has musicbrainz support.
[01:54] <UbuntuFish> web1109:  more ideas, here is a web based solution:  http://tinychat.com/
[01:54] <MindVirus> support?
[01:54] <iluminator101> 255 i meant
[01:55] <iluminator101> web1109 255 i meant
[01:55] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom:sudo   rsync -P -r -u   /home/tom  /media/72af32b2-f0c5-4599-a477-aa8813581141
[01:55] <iluminator101> thats for full power
[01:55] <JpMaxMan> meganerd: I'm using darkstat and I can see the network traffic  - I guess what I want is somthing that monitors all processes and reports on any network activity from that process
[01:55] <mathew> 17'' im pretty sure
[01:55] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom:shall take the rest
[01:55] <web1109> UbuntuFish: thanks that's flashbased tho, opensource flash on linux kinda sucks
[01:55] <meganerd> JpMaxMan: that is what lsof does
[01:55] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: Its still copying a tone of stuff, ill give you a shout when its done.
[01:55] <UbuntuFish> web1109: yeah i tried it out, it failed
[01:56] <meganerd> JpMaxMan: it won't help if you have been rootkitted
[01:56] <ouyes> hi everybody , how to adjust the subtitle of smplay so the subtitle is seen in the very bottom of the movie( i mean in the black bar,now it is in the images)
[01:56] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom:fine, can see from -P (progress)
[01:56] <DasEi> !info rsync
[01:56] <mathew> ubuntu fish: 17" im pretty sure
[01:56] <JpMaxMan> meganerd: ok, maybe I need to readup on lsof, I was using lsof -i tcp:8433
[01:57] <web1109> iluminator101: you talking about overclocking/underclocking or something?
[01:57] <UbuntuFish> web1109: how about google chat?
[01:57] <iluminator101> harddrive cycle thats what i am talking about
[01:57] <meganerd> JpMaxMan: that syntax looks good as long as you are using sudo
[01:57]  * matelot Anyone uses RCS ?
[01:57] <Awesome3000> !empathy | web1109
[01:58] <web1109> UbuntuFish: i don't know never tried any of them, I don't care for me, it's for parents
[01:58] <UbuntuFish> web1109: just curious why it has to be open source
[01:58] <dude> good monning everyone
[01:59] <web1109> UbuntuFish: so it crashes less =]
[01:59] <ubuntuUserTom> web1109: good call
[01:59] <UbuntuFish> web1109: open source doesn't always mean less crashy
[01:59] <JpMaxMan> meganerd: yup I am, but the connection will happen in a quick burst - like I'll see an outgoing connection of 120bytes to host-89-107-226-178.dgn.net.tr port 8433
[01:59] <web1109> Awesome3000: yeah I'm kinda leaning toward e
[01:59] <JpMaxMan> meganerd: then it is gone
[01:59] <beenbassin> Having some wine problems. I was trying to install wine 1.2 to install WOW, but now it appears as though I don't have wine, yet under applications there is still a spot for it. When I try sudo apt-get install wine in terminal I get: Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have
[01:59] <beenbassin> requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable
[01:59] <beenbassin> distribution that some required packages have not yet been created
[01:59] <beenbassin> or been moved out of Incoming.
[01:59] <beenbassin> The following information may help to resolve the situation:
[01:59] <FloodBot1> beenbassin: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:59] <web1109> Awesome3000: yeah I'm kinda leaning toward empathy, but which protocol should I choose? that has a windows client
[01:59] <beenbassin> The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[01:59] <JpMaxMan> tmeganerd: this happens about periodically to various international IP / hosts
[02:00] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: ok its done
[02:00] <zetheroo> my firefox in Ubuntu is really using a lot of CPU resources .... why is that?
[02:00] <iluminator101> i tried this hdparm -B 255 /dev/sda but its not working
[02:00] <iluminator101> can someone please help me
[02:00] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom:sudo   rsync -P -r -u   /home/tom  /media/72af32b2-f0c5-4599-a477-aa8813581141
[02:00] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: now performing rsync -P -r -u   /home/tom  /media/72af32b2-f0c5-4599-a477-aa8813581141
[02:00] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom:shall take the rest
[02:00] <web1109> UbuntuFish: also besided crashes, wanna keep the system binary blob free
[02:00] <meganerd> JpMaxMan: watch -n1 lsof -i TCP:8433
[02:00] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: ok thats done
[02:01] <ouyes> hi does anybody know this  hi everybody , how to adjust the subtitle of smplay so the subtitle is seen in the very bottom of the movie( i mean in the black bar,now it is in the images)
[02:01] <sdwrage> Hey all
[02:01] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom:just to verify ...
[02:01] <sdwrage> any good Ubuntu software for streaming videos to my xbox?
[02:01] <bazhang> sdwrage, xbmc ?
[02:01] <JpMaxMan> meganerd: Aha! I think that's what I was looking for - thank you - I'll keep an eye on it to see if I can find the huckleberry
[02:01] <Awesome3000> web1109: see http://telepathy.freedesktop.org/wiki/Protocols%20Support  for protocols supported
[02:01] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom:cd /media/72af32b2-f0c5-4599-a477-aa8813581141/Desktop
[02:01] <sdwrage> bazhang, ill look into that
[02:01] <DasEi> ls
[02:01] <yester64> @sdwrage try pms linux
[02:02] <sdwrage> yester64, whats pms linux?
[02:02] <bazhang> sdwrage, xboxmediacentre should be a ppa for that
[02:02] <Awesome3000> !mediatomb | sdwrage
[02:02] <web1109> Awesome3000: thanks for the nice link
[02:02] <yester64> ps3 media manager.. works also for 360
[02:02] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom:can you see your old desktop-files in ls ?
[02:02] <yester64> very easy to setup
[02:02] <sdwrage> !info mediatomb
[02:02] <MindVirus> Hi. Does anyone know if Banshee has MusicBrainz support?
[02:02] <beenbassin> Trying to install wine, after having thought I removed it, get the following from terminal after sudo apt-get install : Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable distribution that some required packages have not yet been created or been moved out of Incoming. The following information may help to resolve the situation: The following packages have unmet dependen
[02:02] <beenbassin> cies:  wine: Depends: wine1.2 but it is not going to be installed E: Broken packages
[02:03] <sdwrage> so ... much... software...
[02:03] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: umm it dosent exist, but im looking @ nautilius right now (currently viewing the mounted drive) and it has 'tom' and within 'tom it has 'Desktop'
[02:03] <web1109> Awesome3000: so it looks like goole talk vs SIP, which has more traction/openness? (<-- is googling)
[02:03] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: I can CD to Desktop no problems
[02:04] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: and in Desk.. your files, fine then
[02:04] <yester64> mediatomb does not transcode i think
[02:04] <UbuntuFish> web1109: empathy has video chat support, you just have to choose the protocol.  tahts all i can think of, srry
[02:04] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: yes =) thank you for the help!
[02:04] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: still few steps ..
[02:04] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: oh, fstab and stuff?
[02:04] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: gksudo gedit /etc/fstab
[02:04] <dthmnk> Hi, I'm having a really strange problem... so far I've only been able to replicate it with Firefox (Ubuntu 9.1/Firefox 3.5)
[02:04] <bazhang> MindVirus, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MusicBrainz this says yes
[02:05] <MindVirus> bazhang: Do you know how I can enable it?
[02:05] <Awesome3000> web1109 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Talk
[02:05] <dthmnk> everytime i open a website with some sort of flash on it, my next keystroke for some reason registers multileple times
[02:05] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: scroll down to a new line, add the line
[02:05] <bazhang> MindVirus, not sure, possibly a plugin, dont use banshee myself
[02:05] <dthmnk> IE: I open youtube, and I hit ctrl+t for a new tab... like 15 tabs will open
[02:06] <YuXy> http://www.pastebin.org/80025 - does anyone know what im missing to compile this
[02:06] <DasEi> /dev/sda3  /home   ext4  user,auto,rw,exec           0      0
[02:06] <dthmnk> or I go to type something, and I hit "i", it'll type "i' 15 times
[02:06] <zetheroo> is it normal for Firefox to be using so much CPU resource?
[02:06] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: saw above ?
[02:06] <MindVirus> bazhang: I am trying to find it.
[02:06] <sdwrage> yester64, it doesnt?
[02:06] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: Yes, I have added it.
[02:06] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEI: Save?
[02:06] <Awesome3000> zetheroo: Firefox can be quite a hog
[02:06] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: save
[02:07] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: close
[02:07] <yester64> i tried once and it did not work
[02:07] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: Ok
[02:07] <SirTopHat> I tried to apt-get install libgtk2.0-dev but I saw I had unmet dependencies, so I apt-get build-dep'd it, but that returned this
[02:07] <SirTopHat> E: Could not open file /var/lib/apt/lists/packages.freecontrib.org_ubuntu_plf_dists_dapper_free_source_Sources - open (2 No such file or directory)
[02:07] <yester64> here is the page for the ps3 app http://code.google.com/p/ps3mediaserver/downloads/list
[02:07] <sdwrage> yester64, so wait... you want me to get the PS3 streaming app to use with xbox 360?
[02:07] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: sudo mount -a
[02:07] <zetheroo> Awesome3000: well yeah ... but this is a bit too much  ... I mean its like I am transcoding video or soemthing
[02:07] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: second
[02:07] <yester64> yes, it does work. i use it all the time... it only has basics for the 360 but works
[02:07] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: back to trml
[02:07] <yester64> its a java app
[02:07] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: yes
[02:07] <hiexpo> firefox is a hog but once it gets going it works good
[02:08] <UbuntuFish> bye everyone i got to go!!
[02:08] <Awesome3000> zetheroo how much is it using
[02:08] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: cd    , and close nautilus (/media..) if still open
[02:08] <yester64> i tried ushare (did work to 60%) but this works best.
[02:08]  * Awesome3000 is sad to see UbuntuFish go
[02:08] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: sudo umount /dev/sda3
[02:08] <zetheroo> Awesome3000: spikes to over 110%
[02:09] <Awesome3000> zetheroo: WHAT
[02:09] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: umount: /home: device is busy.
[02:09] <ubuntuUserTom>         (In some cases useful info about processes that use
[02:09] <ubuntuUserTom>          the device is found by lsof(8) or fuser(1))
[02:09] <zetheroo> Awesome3000: and my CPU then is running at about 65 - 68 degrees Cel
[02:10] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: for work, we should be done now, yes I did the mistake missing sda3 unmount first, well..
[02:10] <dragondon> greetings all, looking for some assistance on setting up MythTV....
[02:10] <zetheroo> Awesome3000: I mean I do have about 15 tabs open ... but still ... nothing with heavy duty multimedia going
[02:10] <Dr_Willis> dragondon:  thers the #mythbuntu channel
[02:10] <bisong> Is any body here?
[02:10] <dragondon> cool, thanks Dr_Willis
[02:10] <zetheroo> Awesome3000: I think I'll start looking for a lightweight browser ... :)
[02:10] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: Would a restart fix it?
[02:11] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: situation is you got to reboot, if that gives errors, you can still comment the last line in fstab out (by #), yes, as /home is mounted now
[02:11] <Awesome3000> zetheroo: I'd suggest Google Chrome
[02:11] <hiexpo> opera is pretty good for light weight
[02:11] <SirTopHat> I tried to apt-get install libgtk2.0-dev but I saw I had unmet dependencies, so I apt-get build-dep'd it, but that returned this
[02:11] <SirTopHat> E: Could not open file /var/lib/apt/lists/packages.freecontrib.org_ubuntu_plf_dists_dapper_free_source_Sources - open (2 No such file or directory)
[02:11] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: Ok I will restart now, ill come back and give you a report on how it went. BBS
[02:11] <zetheroo> Awesome3000: yeah .. thought of that too ... and Opera is nice too
[02:11] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: let me look at your fstab before reboot
[02:11] <zetheroo> hiexpo: yes
[02:12] <MindVirus> Does anyone know how to use MusicBrainz with Banshee?
[02:12] <SirTopHat> is libgtk2 just impossible to have here
[02:12] <bazhang> SirTopHat, that repos is long gone I suspect
[02:12] <SirTopHat> hm
[02:12] <Awesome3000> zetheroo: I'm running opera at the moment
[02:12] <web1109> zetheroo: +1 on chrome, i'm on chromium dev ppa, 10x faster then firefox =]
[02:13] <DasEi> web1109: very fast, but on some content still buggy
[02:13]  * kaolbrec can attest to that
[02:13] <web1109> DasEi: i saw few bad sites, nothing showstopping, you?
[02:14] <DasEi> web1109: yes, some "freaky flash /w external players f.e. , or stimes black screen
[02:14] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: ah, still alive
[02:14] <myeyespy> how do I install firefox 3.6 release and not a daily build?
[02:15] <web1109> DasEi: out of firefox, epiphany(webkit), midory, links2 (lol) i like chrome best, what do you use?
[02:15] <Out_Cold> myeyespy, is there a 3.6.deb?
[02:15] <DasEi> myeyespy: look at heir hp for a deb or source
[02:15] <charliebrown> anybody know how to get xbox 360 controller working in ubuntu 9+
[02:15] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: Yeah =P Only error I got was a Space Shortage error lol...in root
[02:16] <DasEi> web1109: depends on purpose
[02:16] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: But....Home has been enlarged
[02:16] <DasEi> web1109: chrome,ff,opera, epiphany..
[02:16] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: 85gig now =D I think its just roots a little small?
[02:16] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: open trml
[02:16] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: ok, opened
[02:17] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: df -h
[02:17] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: http://pastebin.com/f55371231
[02:18] <web1109> DasEi: so um opera is not in standard repos?
[02:18] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: k, short on root is k for now... , I suggest the following ..
[02:18] <f1lt3r> i have a REALLY weird apache2 permission error that should not even exist!!!!!
[02:18] <f1lt3r> HEEELP!!!!!!!!
[02:18] <Awesome3000> http://www.opera.com/
[02:19] <Out_Cold> f1lt3r??
[02:19] <f1lt3r> Out_Cold, i have a 3 directories in root...
[02:19] <f1lt3r> all with the same permissions
[02:19] <n16h7f0x> where can i read the changelog for last xorg-core last update?
[02:19] <Out_Cold> which are>
[02:19] <Out_Cold> *?
[02:20] <f1lt3r> and the "javascript" directory says @no permission@ in the browser
[02:20] <f1lt3r> drwxr-xr-x 2 f1lt3r f1lt3r
[02:20] <f1lt3r> so i have /var/ww/js/, /var/www/javascript/, /var/www/test/
[02:20] <Awesome3000> web1109  http://www.opera.com/browser/download/?os=linux-i386&ver=10.10&local=y
[02:20] <f1lt3r> and the javascript dir is permission denied
[02:21] <bubba_> can anyone help me with an ALSA on karmic question? (card is SB X-FI USB)?
[02:21] <f1lt3r> now... here's where it gets really weird Out_Cold
[02:21] <_schism_> evening all
[02:21] <charliebrown> ubuntu doesn't support xbox 360 wired controller...lame
[02:21] <Awesome3000> f1lt3r  do you own all 3 folders
[02:21] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: you still have to delete the old /home, you can do it by (for one reboot) alter fstab back to old status (just put an # in front of last line,reboot) to give the space free to / , but first try not to use any more space in /  to see a day if all went well, before killing old one,  can delete uneeded packages and o course emty trash
[02:21] <f1lt3r> yeah i do!
[02:21] <DasEi> !trash
[02:21] <Awesome3000> charliebrown: why do you say that
[02:21] <arghh2d2> charliebrown: yeah, totally, ubuntu FAIL
[02:21] <_schism_> I have an odd problem.  My server is booting with an odd error about a users dir not being owned by that user. how do I fix that?
[02:22] <charliebrown> cuz it doesn't...older kernels do
[02:22] <charliebrown> but not ubuntu 9+
[02:22] <f1lt3r>  sudo chown f1lt3r www/ -R
[02:22] <arghh2d2> charliebrown: yeah man screw progress!
[02:22] <f1lt3r> from within var
[02:22] <sdwrage> whats the command to restart GNOME?
[02:22] <f1lt3r> and still 'Forbidden' in localhost/javascript
[02:22] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: alright, ill see how it goes. Thanks for your help mate, I really appreciate it!
[02:22] <web1109> ok so opera is a binary blob, is it on its way out from linux or do people really desire it?
[02:23] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom:you now just have about 6 gig for /, but if we delete it know.. its gone forever
[02:23] <DasEi> now*
[02:23] <Dr_Willis> web1109:  opera is still very popular
[02:23] <YuXy> http://www.pastebin.org/80025 - does anyone know what im missing to compile this
[02:23] <Out_Cold> f1lt3r, let me get this right. It denies you when you try to open in nautilus or web browser?
[02:23] <DasEi> web1109: no, can add an foreign repo for that
[02:23] <f1lt3r> web browser
[02:23] <web1109> Dr_Willis: but it can't be forked, extended and so forth.. so it's gonna get surpassed soon no?
[02:23] <DasEi> sdwrage: sudo gdm restart
[02:24] <Out_Cold> f1lt3r, perhaps because the web browser uses a different user to access your folder?
[02:24] <Dr_Willis> web1109:  it hasent in the last few years... so i dont think so.
[02:24] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: are applications installed by default in the root directory, or one of its supfolders?
[02:24] <f1lt3r> which user?
[02:24] <f1lt3r> root?
[02:24] <Out_Cold> f1lt3r, i highly doubt it's root
[02:24] <Dr_Willis> web1109:  opera still does a lot of innovation and other browsers often  take features from it.
[02:24] <f1lt3r> yeah
[02:24] <f1lt3r> well i have 3 identical builds
[02:24] <Dr_Willis> web1109:  bottom line - use it if you want.. or not. :)
[02:24] <f1lt3r> and it is a problem on 2
[02:24] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: yes, not in /home  , /usr and its subdirs mainly, also under /
[02:25] <f1lt3r> and the only diff with the working one, is that i never uploaded some website i was working on
[02:25] <Out_Cold> f1lt3r, i would adjust the permissions to 777 just and keep lowering the permissions till you find out what's up
[02:25] <hardworkr> how can i reset my passwork
[02:25] <charliebrown> opera FTW, unfortunately i have codependency issues with firefox extensions...opera is awesome
[02:25] <f1lt3r> so i'm guessing that the php fed up something
[02:25] <web1109> Dr_Willis: yea i hear about opera innovating here and there, i'll try it out on test machine
[02:25] <f1lt3r> i tried 777 already :-/
[02:25] <DasEi> hardworkr: still on that ??
[02:25] <DasEi> hardworkr: man passwd
[02:25] <Out_Cold> f1lt3r, no access on 777???? that's no good
[02:25] <Newbuntu2> I'd like to create a backup shared drive on my network - got two identical 1TB drives, and was planning to do a software raid1. However, I'd like to be able to recover the data if the computer/system drive itself crashes, and easily move the drives. Would it be better to just rsync the drives every few minutes? I don't care for performance...
[02:25] <f1lt3r> i know!
[02:25] <Dr_Willis> web1109:  ive rarely had any issues with oprea. i jsut tend to uise firefox.. but google chrome is slowly gaining poplarity with me
[02:26] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: ok, well its not a problem now because my system is set up with all the Development tools I need...but it might become a problem later down the track, when it does i will probably just reinstall Ubuntu, partitioning it correctly this time.
[02:26] <Out_Cold> f1lt3r, maybe try sudo chmod -r 777 /var/www/*
[02:26] <Awesome3000> charliebrown: see http://xbmc.org/forum/showthread.php?t=57304
[02:26] <f1lt3r> kk trying
[02:26] <usser> Newbuntu2, raid is not a backup solution :)
[02:26] <sdwrage> DasEi, didnt work
[02:27] <sdwrage> wasnt there a way with killall?
[02:27] <f1lt3r> no that didnt work Out_Cold
[02:27] <Out_Cold> f1lt3r, refresh your browser?
[02:27] <f1lt3r> oh *
[02:27] <f1lt3r> one sec
[02:27] <web1109> lol i'm getting browser sidetracked... for SIP there are servers which I have to setup and account with?
[02:27] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: nah, have a look now a day or two, then reboot once with "old fstab, delete everything you can from /home, re-alter fstab, reboot, be done
[02:27] <f1lt3r> not sorking with * either
[02:27] <f1lt3r> breaks on every browser
[02:28] <Newbuntu2> usser: so would you suggest mounting one drive on the network, and have the other regularly rsyncing? or is there a better way?
[02:28] <f1lt3r> chrome
[02:28] <f1lt3r> firefox, opera etc
[02:28] <Out_Cold> can you pm me your ls -l /var/www ?
[02:28] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: ok =D I will do that then.
[02:28] <usser> Newbuntu2, rsync works for me. not gonna be hot swappable though. you really need raid+rsync
[02:29] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: gksudo gedit /etc/fstab  , the # in front of line makes it a non-executed comment
[02:29] <hardworkr1> yes i need the link again to reset my password i gave up last night
[02:29] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: alright, ill do that soon then =D
[02:29] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: so you can edit (delete) all the old stuff from home then
[02:29] <DasEi> have fun .. and soace
[02:29] <hardworkr1> need to know how to reset my password on ubuntu
[02:29] <Newbuntu2> usser: that's ok - don't care about hot swappable  - more about being able to unplug the drive and take it with me on trips
[02:29] <DasEi> space
[02:30] <hardworkr1> does anyone have the link again
[02:30] <Newbuntu2> usser: and have a safe backup at home...
[02:30] <DasEi> sdwrage: what are you trying ?
[02:30] <CVirus> How can I prevent a user from mounting USB disks ?
[02:30] <sdwrage> DasEi, to refresh my menu items
[02:30] <sdwrage> I used to know how to do it
[02:30] <usser> Newbuntu2, yea sure it will work
[02:30] <Dr_Willis> hardworkr1:  boot to single/rescue mode or live cd.. chroot in, (if needed use  passwd command as needed) Ive never seen a link for a guide
[02:30] <Billiard> hardworkr1: use the recovery option from the boot menu, use the "passwd <username>" command
[02:33] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: where was fstab located again?
[02:33] <helper> hey guys! can someone ping for me: <IP_ADDRESS> , is there any reply? thx
[02:33] <DasEi> ubuntuUserTom: gksudo gedit /etc/fstab  , the # in front of line makes it a non-executed comment
[02:33] <DasEi> /etc/fstab
[02:33] <ubuntuUserTom> DasEi: cheers
[02:33] <DasEi> burp
[02:33] <blakkheim> s/gksudo gedit/sudo vi
[02:34] <aspidites> ubuntuUserTom: /etc/fstabe
[02:34] <Myke1> Hey Fellow Ubuntuites :)
[02:34] <usser> helper, scanning...
[02:34] <aspidites> ubuntuUserTom: future reference, you can use locate to find a file. "sudo udpatedb && locate file_name
[02:34] <helper> usser ?
[02:34] <aspidites> er.. and that should have been /etc/fstab
[02:34] <zetheroo> Myke1: is that a word? :P
[02:35] <afroman> helper: whose ip is that?
[02:35] <afroman> helper: I got nothing. 100% loss
[02:35] <helper> afroman my ip! thx =)
[02:35] <DasEi> helper  no response
[02:35] <helper> afroman just testing my firewall
[02:35] <Myke1> lol just made it up
[02:36] <zetheroo> helper: dead
[02:36] <afroman> helper: np. now U know U r safe I guess :). what is ur firewall?
[02:36] <usser> helper, up
[02:36] <blakkheim> !u | afroman
[02:37] <usser> helper, Interesting ports on <IP_ADDRESS>: 135/tcp filtered msrpc
[02:37] <helper> usser thx for nmap =)
[02:38] <usser> helper, no problem
[02:38] <hardworkr> who has a link to ubuntu for password help yes i know i keep asking but my lap top kps shutting down
[02:38] <Out_Cold> hardworkr, just type passwd in a terminal
[02:39] <arom> helper do you whant to get a openvas scan ?
[02:39] <hardworkr> ive tried that
[02:39] <afroman> anybody using oss4?
[02:39] <Out_Cold> hardworkr, and what happens?
[02:40] <hardworkr> nothing i have a mini dell lap top and its driving me crazy. i need to reset my password someone changed it and wont give it to me
[02:40] <hardworkr> how do i even reboot this crap
[02:40] <foormea> hey, does ubuntu generates menus automatically for fluxbox or enlightenment, or does the user have to edit menus manually for these 2 DMs?
[02:40] <Out_Cold> oh.... hardworkr then you need to boot off live usb and then as root, adjust the password
[02:41] <Out_Cold> foormea, flux has generated menus
[02:41] <Dr_Willis> 'someone changed it' makes me wonder what else they may have done.
[02:41] <foormea> Out_Cold: ok, thanks
[02:41] <hardworkr> exactly my point
[02:41] <Out_Cold> hardworkr, let this be a lesson... don't ever share your password with anyone.....
[02:41] <Dr_Willis> hardworkr:  sounds like time to do a reinstall then
[02:42] <Out_Cold> hardworkr, i agree with Dr_Willis
[02:42] <IdleOne> hardworkr: reinstall
[02:42] <hardworkr> it was my husband that changed it lol
[02:42] <Out_Cold> safest and fastest way to fix it
[02:42] <Dr_Willis> tell him to change it back then
[02:42] <Dr_Willis> Or hes sleeping on the couch for the next year.
[02:42] <IdleOne> hardworkr: lol well then just hit him after he falls asleep
[02:42] <tweaksource>  foormea - All three of those have menus
[02:42] <Daemonic> The touchpad on my laptop is messed up. About every five to ten minutes I lose the ability to interact with X. I can mouse the cursor but I cannot click. I use and external usb mouse. Is there an easy way to totaly disable the touchpad?
[02:43] <tweaksource> Daemonic, Try tpconfig
[02:43] <Out_Cold> Daemonic, you used to be able to disable it in xorg.conf but not sure if that's the way to do now
[02:43] <Daemonic> Out_Cold, its not configured in xorg.conf
[02:43] <afroman> does anybody know how to use hdmi for sound with oss4?
[02:43] <Daemonic> I checked
[02:44] <blakkheim> afroman: why not use alsa?
[02:44] <militant> does doing an install from usb add files to the stick?  in very large amounts?
[02:44] <Out_Cold> militant, it shouldn't add any files if you are installing to a hdd
[02:44] <fredoslack> Hello
[02:44] <Daemonic> tweaksource, I only see options to configure the touchpad with tpconfig. I don't see anything about how to disable it entirely.
[02:44] <hardworkr> he doesnt remember what he changed it to
[02:44] <hardworkr> lol
[02:44] <tweaksource> militant, Installing FROM usb should add NO files.
[02:45] <hardworkr> so now im stuck
[02:45] <militant> Out_Cold, hmmm ok.  kuz i did one today on my brother's netbook and now the stick has no free space despite usually having 2gb leftover
[02:45] <fredoslack> How can I get
[02:45] <FunicularGoat> Any Gwibber users here?
[02:45] <fredoslack> the small yellow heads on Xchat ?
[02:45] <afroman> blakkheim: it didn't work with alsa & ati open driver
[02:45] <fredoslack> Like Xchat ' Windows ?
[02:45] <f1lt3r> Out_Cold, i restarted.... still wont let me create /var/www/javascript
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> hardworkr:  youve been told to use a lvie cd to change it.. or reinstall. so good luck I guess..   or slap the guy around till he rembers.
[02:45] <Out_Cold> hardworkr, reinstall from scratch or boot off of usb or live cd, then adjust the password from there
[02:45] <blakkheim> afroman: ati is the enemy of your freedom
[02:45] <hardworkr> ok i will try thannks
[02:45]  * Dr_Willis avoides ATI from now on
[02:46] <afroman> blakkheim: too bad I can't do much about it... I have a laptop
[02:46] <IdleOne> fredoslack: http://xchat.org/faq/#q224
[02:46] <f1lt3r> ok, so i chowned www/
[02:46] <Out_Cold> f1lt3r, is the /var a separate partition??
[02:46] <f1lt3r> it then let me create /var/www/javascript/
[02:46] <f1lt3r> but permissino denied in browser
[02:46] <f1lt3r> Out_Cold, no same partition
[02:46] <IdleOne> fredoslack: not available on xchat for linux
[02:47] <fredoslack> IdleOne, << This feature is only available in the official Windows XChat release >>
[02:47] <fredoslack> :(
[02:47] <Out_Cold> f1lt3r, chown it to root:f1lt3r???
[02:47] <IdleOne> fredoslack: thank goodness I say :)
[02:47] <fredoslack> :'(
[02:47] <f1lt3r> trying
[02:47] <afroman> blakkheim: can U help?
[02:47] <blakkheim> afroman: no i can't, ati is very poor in linux
[02:47] <tweaksource> fredoslack, Me too. Silly little yellow heads...
[02:47] <CAPcap> where can i see what usb devices i have connected?
[02:47] <f1lt3r> forbidden in browswer
[02:47] <blakkheim> CAPcap: lsusb
[02:48] <Out_Cold> CAPcap, in the browser they are usually mounted in /media or /mnt
[02:48] <charliebrown> awesome3000: thx for the link, regarding xbox 360 controller, but i'm not sure all of this will make the controller work, or just in xbmc?
[02:48] <Daemonic> All I need is to disable my laptops touchpad entirely. I have googled for hours and cannot find an answer.
[02:48] <Out_Cold> f1lt3r, did you restart apache?
[02:48] <CAPcap> thanks out_cold
[02:48] <f1lt3r> i restarted my whole system
[02:48] <Daemonic> xorg.conf doesn't help. tpconfig doesn't help. wtf?
[02:48] <Out_Cold> i meant after the latest chown?
[02:49] <f1lt3r> no
[02:49] <f1lt3r> trying
[02:49] <IdleOne> !touchpad | Daemonic
[02:49] <militant> hmmm the usb stick is showing far more used than the files on it (with hiddens shown) account for
[02:49] <f1lt3r> stil forbidden
[02:49] <IdleOne> Daemonic: that  link should help
[02:49] <loops> Daemonic, on my laptop Fn -> function-key-7  shuts it off
[02:49] <tweaksource> Daemonic, the offending package should be xserver-xorg-input-synaptics
[02:49] <Out_Cold> f1lt3r, maybe someone else has an idea... or try /join #apache
[02:50] <CAPcap> ok my camera (which works sometimes) isnt showing up there
[02:50] <Sorhan> evening all
[02:50] <loops> Daemonic, most laptops have a similar keystroke to shut it off
[02:50] <f1lt3r> ok thanks
[02:50] <Out_Cold> oh.. CAPcap you will find that in lsusb if it's mounted
[02:50] <Newbie001> :P howdy
[02:50] <Dimoutlook> Good evening
[02:50] <Daemonic> when I go to mouse under settings I have "Macintosh mouse button emulation" should that be there? I don't have a mac let alone a mac mouse.
[02:51] <loops> Daemonic, what model laptop do you have?
[02:51] <Sorhan> need some help, not able to browse windows machine on LAN, I can see one of the machines but not the other, can ping both
[02:51] <marcosRz> my opion on ubuntu horrible upgrade system --> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1387437
[02:51] <jiohdi> Daemonic: that means one button instead of two or more
[02:51] <Daemonic> loops, Vaio VGN-SZ660n
[02:51] <arom> I am used too gentoo guess there is no USE flags in ubuntu ?
[02:52] <CAPcap> ok my camera isnt really connecting... i cant seem to figure it out. cheese isnt recognizing it. it usually does
[02:52] <loops> Sorhan, probably misconfigured Samba on the machine you cant see
[02:52] <Dimoutlook> does anyone have trouble copying files off a usb flash drive
[02:52] <blakkheim> arom: nope, just generic, unoptimized, bloated binaries :(
[02:52] <Sorhan> loops, neither of them has Samba installed on them
[02:52] <fredoslack> tweaksource,  GN
[02:52] <jiohdi> Dimoutlook: not unless its corrupted
[02:52] <arghh2d2> arom: how'd you go from gentoo to ubuntu?
[02:52] <loops> Sorhan, ooops, misread
[02:52] <Out_Cold> marcosRz, imo upgrading by a fresh install and remounting old partitions is your best bet...
[02:53] <DJCharlie> Ok folks, last chance. I have X working on my TV-Out (i810 video), but it's "shaky-looking". My xorg.conf is here: http://pastebin.com/m263b0866 and the results of xrandr --verbose -q is here: http://pastebin.com/m7122b15a - So how do I fix it?
[02:53] <Sorhan> Samba on this machine, but not on either of the windows machines
[02:53] <mpavel> anybody got some experience with Nuxeo?
[02:53] <Dimoutlook> Ok thanks but its a new drive maby bad copy to the flash?
[02:53] <arom> blakkheim,  thanks
[02:54] <jiohdi> Dimoutlook: what can you see on it? anything?
[02:54] <kanster> hi
[02:54] <Sorhan> any Samba experts?
[02:54] <Johnny_425> Whenever I press the Caps Lock key, the light won't come on.
[02:54] <arom> arghh2d2, I am now using backtrack4 it is buildt on ubuntu 8.10 but are thinking of try ubuntu
[02:54] <Dimoutlook> I can see and open files but cant copy to hard drive
[02:54] <kanster> How do I run .exe files?
[02:54] <jiohdi> Dimoutlook: what kind of error msg?
[02:54] <DJCharlie> Sorhan: No guarantees, but what's the problem?
[02:54] <mpavel> can anybody help me with some port forwarding stuff please?
[02:54] <Johnny_425> kanster: wine
[02:55] <dogmatix> My sound just stopped working, what can I do to troubleshoot?
[02:55] <jiohdi> kanster: wine
[02:55] <Johnny_425> kanster: try the beta version
[02:55] <marcosRz> Out_Cold: Like I said
[02:55] <Dimoutlook> none it just stops transfer and light gos out
[02:55] <marcosRz> Out_Cold:  clean install shoudn't be a option http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1387437
[02:55] <Johnny_425> Whenever I press the Caps Lock key, the light won't come on, please help
[02:55] <marcosRz> we can't talk about stability if we can't safe upgrade :P
[02:55] <Sorhan> DJ, unable to browse windows machines on LAN, can see 1 machine, but not the other
[02:55] <gdiz> hello everyone, I have an older dell that I am running ubuntu on.  I plugged it into my TV, and I am trying to watch hulu on it.  Occasionally it will run okay, but often times it will only run a frame or two per second as far as the video.  I don't believe it is a buffer issue because the buffer usually appears full.  I am trying to figure out how to optimize my system for this.  Any suggestions?
[02:55] <arom> mpavel, There i a great info on portforwarding on intenet
[02:56] <DJCharlie> Sorhan: Make sure all machines have the same workgroup name.
[02:56] <Johnny_425> Whenever I press the Caps Lock key, the light won't come on.
[02:56] <Daemonic> ~# tpconfig -i
[02:56] <mpavel> arom: I need some more specific stuff, I've installed ubuntu server in VirtualBox
[02:56] <Daemonic> Found Synaptics Touchpad.
[02:56] <Daemonic> ~# synclient -l
[02:56] <Daemonic> Couldn't find synaptics properties.  ARGH!!!
[02:56] <marcosRz> Out_Cold: oh yeah it does
[02:56] <phong_> hello
[02:56] <phong_> ;)
[02:56] <dogmatix> is there a command I can run to see what my sound settings are?
[02:56] <Sorhan> DJ, the windows machine can browse each other, both see this machine and can browse it, but it's not able to see one, or browse either
[02:56] <marcosRz> Out_Cold: By the way my friend upgraded OSX with a click :)
[02:56] <mpavel> arom: but I'm required to run Nuxeo at localhost:8080/nuxeo/
[02:56] <marcosRz> All went well and fine
[02:56] <phong_> ;)
[02:56] <marcosRz> ;)
[02:56] <FloodBot1> marcosRz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:56] <phong_> is kubuntu similar to ubuntu?
[02:57] <dogmatix> phong_ it's a different interface
[02:57] <jiohdi> phong its ubuntu with kde
[02:57] <phong_> yeah, but i think i love kubuntu more
[02:57] <loops> phong_, specifically KDE
[02:57] <mpavel> arom: however, I access ubuntu on port 8888 through http
[02:57] <phong_> kubuntu is nice
[02:57] <dogmatix> I can't stand kde personally
[02:57] <mpavel> arom: so i don't really know how to get Nuxeo to work
[02:57] <Out_Cold> marcosRz, well go pay for a solid mac friendly OSX :p
[02:57] <DJCharlie> Sorhan: pastebin.com your /etc/samba/smb.conf please.
[02:57] <mpavel> Johnny_425: open terminal, enter "xev"
[02:57] <gdiz> dogmatix, I am not sure what you are looking for, but I use aumix to control volume settings
[02:57] <Sorhan> DJ, ok gimme a few on that
[02:58] <marcosRz> Out_Cold: the thing is that
[02:58] <dogmatix> gdiz, I'm trying to figure out why I suddenly have no sound
[02:58] <marcosRz> a User Shoudn't even know about clean install
[02:58] <gdiz> oh...nevermind then
[02:58] <Dimoutlook> just had a suguestion to try the ports in the back of the computer will try that have to sign off to try that
[02:58] <valros> can anyone help set networking up in virtualbox?
[02:58] <Johnny_425> mpavel: now what?
[02:58] <marcosRz> thats not an option, when we talk about a "Human beings Distro"
[02:58] <phong_> yeah
[02:58] <phong_> ;)
[02:58] <jiohdi> dogmatix: some programs will turn the sound down... aumix is good to see this
[02:58] <arom> mpavel, do you want to portforward on your wifi router ?
[02:58] <mpavel> Johnny_425: press the caps key
[02:58] <Johnny_425> mpavel: I did
[02:58] <mpavel> arom: i've done that, so it works to connect to the ubuntu server
[02:58] <valros> or give a useful link
[02:58] <phong_> i like the kubuntu 'terminal ' console screen, it's looking nice black background
[02:59] <Johnny_425> mpavel: the light still won't come on
[02:59] <Out_Cold> marcosRz, well that's what you get when you switch to a free, open source OS.. several issues that need to be fixed, for free....
[02:59] <dogmatix> jiohdi, I'll run it and see what happens, but it was so abrupt I can't help but think it's something else
[02:59] <mpavel> Johnny_425: you need to take the code of the caps lock key
[02:59] <Daemonic> I cant even disable a broken touchpad without having to google for two days. no fucking wonder linux isn't a bigger contender in the market. what a piece of shit.
[02:59] <blakkheim> Daemonic: cry more
[02:59] <phong_> actually i'm running this linux under my vmware ;)
[02:59] <mpavel> Johnny_425: but I don't remember exactly in what file you should make changes, let me look for 2 minutes
[02:59] <bazhang> Daemonic, watch the language
[02:59] <phong_> i'm a  windows person, but love it   to run under vmware is nice ;)
[02:59] <DJCharlie> Daemonic: Linux is good for lots of things, but the support is decidedly lacking.
[02:59] <Johnny_425> mpavel: okay
[02:59] <Daemonic> I am
[02:59] <Daemonic> trust me
[03:00] <fredoslack> very lacking yes :(
[03:00] <Sorhan> DJ, http://pastebin.com/d1313db27
[03:00] <marcosRz> Out_Cold: so thats why I'm proposing a trying to help ppl with this horrible situation
[03:00] <mpavel> arom: but within ubuntu server I have tomcat running Nuxeo Document Management, which I have to run at http://localhost:8080/nuxeo/
[03:00] <dogmatix> yeah aumix isn't the answer
[03:00] <fredoslack> i think that ther will be a "sendback" system
[03:00] <buttons840> is flash 10 in the repos?
[03:00] <fredoslack> with 10.04 or 10.10
[03:01] <phong_> is it a good idea to run linux under vmware ?
[03:01] <fredoslack> ?
[03:01] <DJCharlie> Sorhan: First thing i see is that you haven't set a workgroup. You need to MAKE SURE all systems you're sharing with have that set.
[03:01] <mpavel> Johnny_425: what's the keycode for your caps lock key when you press it?
[03:01] <dogmatix> I wonder if an update broke something...
[03:01] <phong_> that way i can run 5 OSes at once.
[03:01] <Johnny_425> mpavel:<PHONE_NUMBER>
[03:01] <aspidites> who needs 5 os's at once?
[03:01] <Sorhan> DJ, best way to set it in Samba's cfg
[03:01] <valros> seriously has anyone got internet working in virtualbox?
[03:01] <fredoslack> where on pourra faire des bugs ' rapports
[03:01] <tweaksource> phong_, Better to have a linux host and run the others in vmware.
[03:01] <kanster> Is Xubuntu supposed to not run .EXE files because it's designed for Linux?
[03:01] <dogmatix> valros, yeah I have
[03:01] <fredoslack> sorry for my english
[03:01] <valros> with NAT?
[03:01] <phong_> hahah tweaksource, unfortuately , i have it windows as a host... ;)
[03:02] <dogmatix> valros, oh, sorry thought you were talking about in general
[03:02] <aspidites> kanster: erm.. exe is windows only. can run a lot of them if you have wine installed though
[03:02] <jiohdi> kanster: xubuntu is just ubuntu with Xfce you can run it under wine
[03:02] <Johnny_425> kanster: yes
[03:02] <mpavel> Johnny_425: that doesn't look right, when you run xev, you should see "keycode: xx" which will change for every key
[03:02] <tweaksource> kanster, .exe's are Windows binary executables. No, the don't natively execute in Xubuntu
[03:02] <rww> ubottu: bugs | fredoslack
[03:02] <DJCharlie> Sorhan: Edit the smb.conf and change the line that says workgroup = workgroup to whatever your Win machines are set to.
[03:02] <fredoslack> rww,  thanks you :)
[03:02] <fredoslack> it's not really a bug, just a suggestion
[03:02] <phong_> oh my god, there is xubuntu?
[03:03] <rww> ubottu: brainstorm | fredoslack
[03:03] <phong_> darm it
[03:03] <fredoslack> une amélioration *
[03:03] <dogmatix> haha yeah
[03:03] <aspidites> are people finding vmware more stable than virtualbox or what?
[03:03] <phong_> how man ubuntu out there?
[03:03] <Sorhan> ok ... let's see if i can find that  ;)
[03:03] <phong_> dubuntu ?
[03:03] <dogmatix> technically linux mint is ubuntu
[03:03] <rww> fredoslack: There's also a French-language channel at #ubuntu-fr that might be helpful :)
[03:03] <phong_> mubuntu too ?
[03:03] <dogmatix> built on it
[03:03] <fredoslack> okkk tks for the link
[03:03] <Johnny_425> mpavel: 36
[03:03] <nomnex> how do I remove all the *~ in /home and its sub dirs? user@pc:~$ rm -r *~?
[03:03] <jiohdi> phong_: Xfce is similar to gnome but does not have as many features... tends to be lighter on the cpu
[03:03] <phong_> edubuntu i see that also
[03:04]  * fredoslack is posting
[03:04] <aspidites> nomnex: rm -r ./*~
[03:04] <fredoslack> )à
[03:04] <fredoslack> =)
[03:04] <jiohdi> phong there is also UNR for netbooks
[03:04] <phong_> why are there so many version of it
[03:04] <nomnex> aspidites, thanks
[03:04] <Out_Cold> marcosRz, not to diss your thread, but maybe you should put that in the brainstorm area instead of the forums... or both
[03:04] <phong_> i myself have use ubuntu, and kubuntu
[03:04] <aspidites> nomnex: assuming you are in home that is. if not, rm -r ~/*~
[03:04] <aspidites> nomnex: scratch that
[03:04] <phong_> which one is the main one? ubuntu ???
[03:05] <fredoslack> phong_,  KDE 4.4 will be nice, i think
[03:05] <nomnex> aspidites, I am, what's the "/"?
[03:05] <fredoslack> much more than 3.5 / 3.4
[03:05] <aspidites> nomnex: actually, no that was right ==> rm -r ~/*~
[03:05] <fredoslack> and than 4.3 :p
[03:05] <mpavel> can anyone give me a hand with some port forwarding stuff?
[03:05] <phong_> how do  i know my version?
[03:05] <aspidites> nomnex: the ~ is the same as $HOME
[03:05] <phong_> uname -r  ?
[03:05] <nomnex> aspidites, I see , thanks
[03:05] <fredoslack> phong_,  kde > help,
[03:05] <fredoslack> or similar
[03:06] <phong_> mine said: 2.6.31-17-generic
[03:06] <Out_Cold> mpavel, what is the device you are trying to forward on??
[03:06] <fredoslack> help, about, etc
[03:06] <frell> kde>help
[03:06] <fredoslack> phong_,  you have Ubuntu 9.10 ?
[03:06] <Flannel> phong_: lsb_release -a
[03:06] <fredoslack> Kubuntu *
[03:06] <phong_> i use kubuntu
[03:06] <phong_> now
[03:06] <phong_> but i also have ubuntu
[03:07] <DJCharlie> Sorhan: You also have no drives / directories shared.
[03:07] <fredoslack> phong_,  9.10 ?
[03:07] <phong_> Distributor ID: Ubuntu
[03:07] <phong_> Description:    Ubuntu 9.10
[03:07] <phong_> Release:        9.10
[03:07] <phong_> Codename:       karmic
[03:07] <aspidites> all these different spins make my head hurt
[03:07] <FloodBot1> phong_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:07] <fredoslack> phong_,  you have KDE 4.3.?
[03:07] <Out_Cold> mpavel, what is the device you are trying to forward on??
[03:07] <jiohdi> phong, there is ldxe xfce openbox gnome and kde flavors and more :)
[03:07] <fredoslack> i thinks
[03:07] <mob> hey all ;] i got sound now .. but volumes really low in totem .. sliders @ max
[03:07] <phong_> how would i know?
[03:07] <mpavel> Out_Cold: the situation is more complex: i have ubuntu server running in virtual box, with port forwardin set up in my router for port 8888, and virtual box forwarding port 8888 as port 80 to ubuntu
[03:07] <fredoslack> phong_,  kde > help
[03:07] <Sorhan> DJ, there should be, it's shared off the desktop, able to browse from other machine
[03:07] <mpavel> Out_Cold: but I installed Nuxeo Document Management and in order to access it I have to run http://localhost:8080/nuxeo/
[03:08] <fredoslack> help, and About if existe
[03:08] <aspidites> mob: what shows in terminal? with alsamixer?
[03:08] <fredoslack> -e
[03:08] <Roasted> hey guys
[03:08] <mpavel> Out_Cold: now I don't really know how to get that done ...
[03:08] <DJCharlie> Sorhan: If you had anything shared, it'd be in the smb.conf
[03:08] <phong_> Version 4.3.2 (KDE 4.3.2)
[03:08] <Roasted> is there a way I can change the UUID of a hard drive besides reformatting it?
[03:08] <fredoslack> phong_,  ok
[03:08] <Sorhan> weird ... I do have a folder shared and browse-able ...
[03:08] <phong_> fredoslack should i stick with ubuntu ?
[03:08] <phong_> plain ubuntu
[03:08] <fredoslack> phong_,  4.4 should be better :}
[03:08] <DJCharlie> Sorhan: Locally, maybe. But not cross-systems
[03:08] <westmi> i've gotten updates for the last 3 days running
[03:08] <fredoslack> phong_,  a love Gnome,
[03:09] <fredoslack> it's very fonctionnel
[03:09] <fredoslack> but KDE is beautiful ...
[03:09] <westmi> is anyone else getting updates frequently lately?
[03:09] <rww> Roasted: try the second post of http://nixcraft.com/shell-scripting/948-change-uuid-ext3-partition.html , perhaps
[03:09] <fredoslack> it is a choice :)
[03:09] <Sorhan> DJ, regardless, i'm more worried about being able to access files on my windows system, not it being able to access this machine
[03:10] <phong_> how do i update to 4.4 ?
[03:10] <aspidites> Sorhan: ntfs fat or what?
[03:10] <DJCharlie> Sorhan: Sharing from Windows to Ubuntu is always a pain. Just a sec, I'll find you a link.
[03:10] <mob> terminal ??
[03:10] <Sorhan> aspi, the drives i want to browse should all be NTFS
[03:10] <Roasted> rww - thanks bro. Right when you responded I found on the ubuntu forums a command that was said to work. I already ran it and it works.... sudo tune2fs -U random /dev/sdX
[03:10]  * mob ubernoob
[03:10] <f1lt3r> Out_Cold, i uninstalled apache2 and reinstalled. Still no dice!
[03:10] <fredoslack> phong_,  with aptitude i don't know. But i think that Ubuntu 10.04 alpha 2
[03:10] <fredoslack> has got KDE 4.4 alpha
[03:11] <westmi> "Importaint Security Updates"
[03:11] <phong_> Version 4.3.2 (KDE 4.3.2)
[03:11] <DJCharlie> Sorhan: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/how-to-mount-remote-windows-partition-windows-share-under-linux.html - There you go, step by step.
[03:11] <phong_> that is what i have
[03:11] <f1lt3r> anyone here running karmic?
[03:11] <phong_> but they have 4.4 RC1
[03:11] <phong_> how would i upgrade?
[03:11] <elitecoder> I'm looking for someone who's gotten L2TP/IPSec working on ubuntu. Any help? I've spent probably 6 or more hours on this and can't get a VPN working.
[03:11] <f1lt3r> Can someone try something for me in karmic with apache2 installed?
[03:11] <f1lt3r> I'm getting a weird error, i want to see if apache2 on karmic is broken.
[03:12] <phong_> 4.4 rc1 is not available for download yet ?
[03:12] <aspidites> filip: what's the error?
[03:12] <Sorhan> 'preciate it DJ, now if i can just save the modified smb.conf file
[03:12] <fredoslack> phong_,  i don't know how upgrade since 4.3 to 4.4RC sorry
[03:12] <cyberjorge> Hi , I need to change filenames automatically. Just need to put random numbers in the beginning of each filename to shuffle my music list in my mp3 player. How I do this automatically?
[03:12] <phong_> oh okay
[03:12] <DJCharlie> Sorhan, it's easy. sudo nano /etc/samba/smb.conf
[03:12] <f1lt3r> Can anyone here help me with a karmic apache2 problem?
[03:12] <dabukalam> i'm having a problem with installing lucid beta software on a jaunty server. Anyone experienced with repositories and sources?
[03:13] <Sorhan> DJ, no it's telling me i don't have rights to save the file
[03:13] <westmi> is anyone else getting updates frequently lately?
[03:13] <fredoslack> phong_,  you can too download Kubuntu Alpha 2  10.04  :)
[03:13] <westmi> i've gotten updates for the last 3 days running
[03:13] <DJCharlie> Sorhan: Open a terminal, and type sudo nano /etc/samba/smb.conf
[03:13] <westmi> "Importaint Security Updates"
[03:13] <soreau> mob: Open a terminal in Applications>Accessories>Terminal and type 'alsamixer' without quotes then press enter. There you can move the sliders with your arrow keys and toggle tracks on/off with 'm'
[03:14] <fredoslack> it's ce que je vais do tomorrow
[03:14] <DJCharlie> Sorhan: That will let you edit the smb.conf
[03:14] <fredoslack> i will download and install 10.04 tomorrow *
[03:14] <f1lt3r> Why can Karmic apache2 not server from a directory called /javascript/ ?
[03:14] <fredoslack> sorry for my poor english
[03:14] <killme> hi i need to know if there is any way to get a flv converter to an avi format to play the same quality in unbuntu 9.04 need help iv been trying most Linux post and still no luck iv got win-ff but the quality is blurred
[03:15] <Sorhan> ahhh ... i see now ... said the blind man
[03:15] <sekyourbox> can anyone here get onto hulu?
[03:15] <sekyourbox> with 804
[03:15] <killme> i can
[03:15] <dabukalam> op
[03:15] <phong_> 4.4 is not available yet
[03:15] <phong_> haha
[03:15] <dabukalam> i'm having a problem with installing lucid beta software on a jaunty server. Anyone experienced with repositories and sources?
[03:15] <elitecoder> I'm looking for someone who's gotten L2TP/IPSec working on ubuntu. Any help? I've spent probably 6 or more hours on this and can't get a VPN working.
[03:16] <aspidites> killme: try ffmpeg
[03:16] <bazhang> dabukalam, #ubuntu+1 for lucid
[03:16] <Billiard> killme, i use ffmpeg
[03:16] <fredoslack> phong_,  my further is 70' old
[03:16] <aspidites> Billiard: I beat you :)
[03:16] <IdleOne> dabukalam: if you can't handle repositories then perhaps an alpha release is not for you. more support in #ubuntu+1
[03:16] <fredoslack> i have iinstalled Ubuntu on his portable
[03:16] <sekyourbox> killme, hulu keeps telling me to install the new flash
[03:16] <aspidites> killme: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=989620
[03:16] <dabukalam> bazhang: it's not lucid, it's jaunty, it's just a lucid package and dependencies
[03:16] <fredoslack> he love :)
[03:16] <phong_> i want to try xubunto is it any diff from ubuntu ?
[03:16] <sekyourbox> I just installed the latest flash
[03:16] <dabukalam> bazhang: does that still belong in ubuntu+1?
[03:16] <aspidites> phong_: uses xfce instead of gnome
[03:17] <fredoslack> phong_,  more light
[03:17] <phong_> what is it
[03:17] <bazhang> dabukalam, that ios not supported and will break things
[03:17] <fredoslack> but very similar
[03:17] <phong_> where to get it
[03:17] <killme> ok where can i go to get ffmpeg ?
[03:17] <Dimoutlook> flash drive works perfectly in the ports off the motherbord but not the case
[03:17] <aspidites> phong_: google much?
[03:17] <Billiard> killme: package manager
[03:17] <dabukalam> bazhang: it's not the OS, it's just a package
[03:17] <phong_> http://www.xfce.org/
[03:17] <phong_> okay i got it
[03:17] <bazhang> dabukalam, does not matter
[03:17] <IdleOne> !google | aspidites
[03:17] <fredoslack> phong_,  xfce is great, you will see
[03:17] <killme> cool thank you
[03:17] <bazhang> phong_, install xubuntu-desktop
[03:17] <sekyourbox> whats wrong with mencoder?
[03:18] <fredoslack> it is a "small gnome"  hih i
[03:18] <fredoslack> hi hi
[03:18] <killme> did
[03:18] <phong_> xfce is like a theme for linux desktop, is that right?
[03:18] <fredoslack> more than a theme
[03:18] <jiohdi> phong, much like gnome
[03:18] <phong_> bazhang, why install xubuntu ??/what is the advantage ?
[03:18] <bazhang> phong_, not quite, it is a desktop environment much like KDE or gnome
[03:18] <fredoslack> an environnement
[03:19] <killme> you install the correct one
[03:19] <aspidites> IdleOne: understood, but "xubuntu" isn't much google foo. he does have ubuntu already afterall
[03:19] <jiohdi> phong, only its lighter in some ways when it comes to cpu load... and has less graphic capabilities
[03:19] <bazhang> phong_, what version of ubuntu are you using
[03:19] <developer> anyone here with a solution for remote desktop connectivity
[03:19] <phong_> i'm currently use kubuntu
[03:19] <IdleOne> aspidites: Still, please don't tell people to google it.
[03:19] <phong_> i'm currently use kubuntu 9.10
[03:19] <jiohdi> phong xfce is better on older slower computers
[03:19] <bazhang> phong_, no, I mean number
[03:19] <tacantara> #
[03:19] <phong_> i have intel i7 920
[03:19] <blakkheim> xubuntu is still very bloated
[03:19] <bazhang> phong_, then you can also try lubuntu-desktop
[03:19] <phong_> it's fast man
[03:20] <phong_> oh my god
[03:20] <phong_> how many ubuntu are out theer?
[03:20] <aspidites> lubuntu...hmm.lxde?
[03:20] <phong_> is it like from a to z
[03:20] <blakkheim> probably over 9000
[03:20] <bazhang> aspidites, yes
[03:20] <sekyourbox> I have a question.. Why doesn't hulu work???
[03:20] <Billiard> sekyourbox: what method did you use to install flash?
[03:20] <killme> too many
[03:20] <aspidites> sekyourbox: kinda vague. would need to know what symptoms you are experiencing. do you get a particular error message??
[03:20] <hiexpo> humm
[03:20] <fredoslack> there is Fluxbuntu too ^^
[03:20] <jiohdi> sekyourbox: it works, but its very cpu intensive and can crash systems with low memory
[03:21] <killme> i realy dont know
[03:21] <phong_> really?
[03:21] <phong_> let me see my god u make me sick now
[03:21]  * wiretapped uses rubuntu
[03:21] <killme> hu
[03:21] <wiretapped> (ratpoison)
[03:22] <jiohdi> wiretapped: that is one I have only vaguely heard about... whats its catch?
[03:22] <phong_> ok since u guys has experience, which kind of ubuntu should i install now?
[03:22] <phong_> please give me a good answer.
[03:22] <canthus13> wiretapped: Blah. ratpoison is TOO stripped down. wmii on my low-spec machine.
[03:22] <jiohdi> phong depends on what your machine can handle and what you want it to look like and do
[03:22] <aspidites> 65 ubuntu based distros
[03:22] <fredoslack> phong_,  ça dépend de tes besoins (merci de me traduire)
[03:22] <sekyourbox> I used this method to install the new flash.  Went to the vendors website, downloaded the .deb for 804+ installed, aptitude, and apt-get update (just because) and rebooted the machine.  cleared the cache on firefox, and hulu still says i need to upgrade.. Thanks in advance
[03:22] <phong_> my machine can handle anythings
[03:22] <canthus13> phong_: If you're not sure, go with plain-jane ubuntu.
[03:22] <aspidites> as per distrowatch: http://distrowatch.com/search.php?category=All&origin=All&basedon=Ubuntu&desktop=All&architecture=All&status=Active
[03:22] <fredoslack> it's depend of your needs *
[03:23] <canthus13> phong_: Just get the ubuntu CD and go for it.
[03:23] <phong_> ok
[03:23] <Kvist> Cdsfvcvf
[03:23] <phong_> the plain version
[03:23] <phong_> ;)
[03:23] <fredoslack> phong_,  Xfce or Fluxbox or Ion3 (huhu) for a old computer
[03:23] <Billiard> sekyourbox: try installing flashplugin-nonfree from the package manager
[03:23] <phong_> ok if i install ubuntu 9.10 and can i get the xfce to work on it?
[03:23] <DJCharlie> I have X working on my TV-Out (i810 video), but it's "shaky-looking". My xorg.conf is here: http://pastebin.com/m263b0866 and the results of xrandr --verbose -q is here: http://pastebin.com/m7122b15a - So how do I fix it?
[03:23] <canthus13> phong_: After working with it for a while you can either tweak it to suit your needs or have a better idea of what you really want to use.
[03:23] <canthus13> phong_: Sure.
[03:24] <phong_> ok i go with plain one
[03:24] <bazhang> phong_, that is ubuntu-desktop , you want xubuntu-desktop for xfce4
[03:24] <phong_> then keep on building it nice ;)
[03:24] <canthus13> phong_: Once it's installed, you can install xfce, then switch to it at the login screen.
[03:24] <jiohdi> phong, sure, you can even make extra user accounts and run each of them ... one account for xfce one for kde one for gnome etc
[03:24] <elitecoder> I'm looking for someone who's gotten L2TP/IPSec working on ubuntu. Any help? I've spent probably 6 or more hours on this and can't get a VPN working.
[03:24] <phong_> is xfce free?
[03:24] <canthus13> jiohdi: Or just use the same user account for each.
[03:24] <fredoslack> aptitude install xubuntu-desktop
[03:24] <Billiard> phong_: yes
[03:24] <fredoslack> :}
[03:24] <phong_> okay
[03:24] <phong_> brb
[03:24] <phong_> i'll install bye
[03:24] <canthus13> phong_: There's nothing at all in the repos that you have to pay for.
[03:24] <jiohdi> canthus, you can do that too :)
[03:24] <fredoslack> or apt-get
[03:24] <fredoslack> :p
[03:25] <canthus13> jiohdi: Less confusing that way.
[03:25] <aspidites> sudo apt-get/install that is
[03:25] <aspidites> unless you're lready root
[03:25] <sekyourbox> Billiard, flashplugin-nonfree is already the newest version.
[03:25] <sekyourbox> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[03:25] <jiohdi> canthus13: for who :)
[03:25] <canthus13> aspidites: Shouldn't already be root.
[03:25] <developer> anybody with a solution for remote desktop connectivity
[03:25] <aspidites> canthus13: just saying.
[03:26] <aspidites> developer: from what platform to what platform? linux to windows?
[03:26] <canthus13> aspidites: *shrug* we don't support running as root in here.
[03:26] <jiohdi> sekyourbox: its the newest for your distribution but you dont have 9.10 right?
[03:26] <developer> aspidites: yes
[03:26] <youshii> Hello is it possible that one could make a other operating system usb bootable than ubuntu by using the usb startup Disk Creator?
[03:26] <Billiard> sekyourbox: which version of flash does firefox say you have? type "about:plugins" into addressbar
[03:26] <sekyourbox> Jiohdi, 9.10 is on my laptop
[03:26] <developer> aspidites: or even linux to linux
[03:26] <canthus13> developer: VNC is the easiest.
[03:26] <aspidites> con-man: wasn't trying to advocate, just a blanket disclaimer
[03:26] <jiohdi> sekyourbox: is that the one that will not run hulu?
[03:27] <developer> aspidites: the problem is that the machines are on different network and behind NAT
[03:27] <developer> canthus13:  the problem is that the machines are on different network and behind NAT
[03:27] <aspidites> developer: vnc viewer?
[03:27] <elitecoder> o prease
[03:27] <canthus13> developer: You're gonna run into issues with pretty much anything in that situation.
[03:27] <testink> anyone here know how to help with ndiswrapper?
[03:28] <aspidites> developer: do you simply need remote access or do you need remote desktop?
[03:28] <sekyourbox> jiohdi, sorry 804 is the one im having issues with, havent tried on 910 yet.
[03:28] <sekyourbox> Shockwave Flash 9.0 r260
[03:28] <developer> aspidites: vnc can work of course work...but how to connect to machines behind NAT
[03:28] <canthus13> developer: If you can explicitly forward a higher port to the machine in question, you can do it.
[03:28] <MoeGreen> i have used ndiswrapper.
[03:28] <developer> aspidites: i want remote desktop
[03:28] <MoeGreen> are you trying to get wireless to work?
[03:28] <youshii> Hello is it possible that one could make a other operating system usb bootable than ubuntu by using the usb startup Disk Creator?
[03:28] <jiohdi> sekyourbox: you have the newest for your distribution not the newest in existance and that is the problem
[03:28] <Billiard> developer: is port forwarding an option?
[03:28] <LearningUbunutu> Any idea on how to get Matrox G400/G450 dual head card to support two monitors?
[03:28] <canthus13> developer: Do you have access to the routers?
[03:29] <developer> canthus13: any help/resources which i can use??
[03:29] <canthus13> developer: Or access to the net admin and a couple of six-packs?
[03:29] <developer> canthus13: yes...have routers and has public IP. but not static
[03:29] <sekyourbox> jiohdi, other people here are watching hulu on 804 right?
[03:29] <jiohdi> sekyourbox: not sure... but you likely cannot even watch it on firefox right?
[03:29] <jony123> I need to apt-get some linux-headers.  it tells me to sudo aptitude install linux-headers-@(uname -r)
[03:30] <jony123> But that failed^
[03:30] <aspidites> developer: http://www.realvnc.com/pipermail/vnc-list/2002-July/031855.html
[03:30] <canthus13> developer: Don't need a static.  You just need to be able to forward ports.  You would need a way to get the IP when it changes, tho.
[03:30] <sekyourbox> I cannot
[03:30] <canthus13> developer: Maybe a cron job to grab the external IP at 6 hour intervals and then email it to you.
[03:30] <jiohdi> sekyourbox: I think that is the problem then, because it likely needs flash 10 and 804 does not support it
[03:30] <developer> canthus13: ya...i think the dynamic dns facility is avaialble forfree
[03:30] <canthus13> developer: dyndns would also work, if you prefer the simple route. :)
[03:30] <sekyourbox> or 810 rather?
[03:31] <jiohdi> sekyourbox: you probabaly need at least 904
[03:31] <developer> canthus13: but the problem is that i dont know the concept behind port forwarding
[03:31] <sekyourbox> who here is running 8x for ubuntu??
[03:32] <developer> canthus13: and after all  where do we specify the port options in VNC Viewer??
[03:32] <DJCharlie> Anyone? I have X working on my TV-Out (i810 video), but it's "shaky-looking". My xorg.conf is here: http://pastebin.com/m263b0866 and the results of xrandr --verbose -q is here: http://pastebin.com/m7122b15a - So how do I fix it?
[03:32] <developer> canthus13: ya...dyndns
[03:32] <developer> :)
[03:32] <canthus13> developer: You just pick a port, say above 10000. (Nothing below 1065 for sure, as those are assigned to services).  Log into the router, tell it to forward the port to the machine in question.
[03:32] <youshii> Hello is it possible that one could make a other operating system usb bootable than ubuntu by using the usb startup Disk Creator?
[03:32] <jiohdi> sekyourbox: I am guessing just you :)
[03:32] <canthus13> developer: Have the VNC server on machine listen on the port you are forwarding to.
[03:32] <sekyourbox> really? wowy
[03:33] <canthus13> developer: As far as the viewer, there should be a configuration option to specify the port you want to use.
[03:33] <developer> canthus13: but i couldnt find much configuration options related to vnc...i think everything will be command line
[03:33] <canthus13> developer: This is all theory. I don't use it. I'm happy using the command line for all my needs.
[03:33] <jiohdi> youshii, very likely if you are good at editing grub...
[03:34] <canthus13> developer: I believe tightvnc is available and has a server with a gui. lemme look.
[03:34] <developer> canthus13: k..thanks in advance
[03:34] <verb3k> is there a way to install forefox 3.6 on karmic?
[03:34] <blakkheim> verb3k: compile it
[03:35] <Ari_Lazarus> !ubuntuzilla | verb3k
[03:35] <aspidites> jony123: replace the @ with $
[03:35] <canthus13> developer: Here's some relevant info.  http://www.tightvnc.com/faq.php
[03:35] <Ari_Lazarus> No:(
[03:35] <canthus13> developer: and I think tightvnc is in the repos...
[03:35] <aspidites> jony123: sudo aptitude install linux-headers-$(uname -r)
[03:35] <developer> canthus13: k..let me see
[03:35] <canthus13> Hmm. maybe not.
[03:35] <developer> canthus13: but i heard that vnc needs a faster connection..isnt it??
[03:36] <MoeGreen> hey guys...i want to be able to view live video or snapshots from my web cam remotely...whats a good app to get me started?
[03:36] <canthus13> developer: more info for a server:  http://www.davelachapelle.ca/guides/ubuntu-tightvnc-server/
[03:36] <verb3k> MoeGreen, you mean live streaming on the internet?
[03:36] <aspidites> can't you stream video with vlc?
[03:36] <developer> canthus13: have you ever tried Team Viewer for windows....i am expecting functionality same as that software
[03:36] <aspidites> or you mean to host the feed online?
[03:36] <Losha> verb3k: http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/ but you'll have to spell it correctly...