[00:00] <Linuz2009> then if I still can't hear the sound
[00:00] <Linuz2009> then what?
[00:00] <BlackCoffee> need help restoring grub,kinda like a "step by step" help
[00:00] <lstarnes> thebackwash: /unignore
[00:00] <Dreamglider> Linuz2009: then you try pulse audio
[00:00] <thebackwash> lstarnes: haha, thanks
[00:00] <FlashGordon2000> When I attempt to use proprietary drivers for my nvidia 7150m, when I reboot the system it fails and needs to run in low res mode. Anyone know a fix?
[00:00] <thebackwash> whew, what a waste of air
[00:00] <Flannel> thebackwash: "/ignore" and you'll get a numbered list, then /unignore #
[00:01] <gueux> hi
[00:01] <Dreamglider> BlackCoffee: have a look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[00:01] <FlashGordon2000> I had the official nvidia driver, but I updated a few days ago and its stopped working
[00:01] <Linuz2009> then what do I put for the default mixer track for pulse audio?
[00:01] <Whitor> Hi. What port do I use to scp a file from a windows box to my ubuntu box?
[00:01] <FlashGordon2000> *updated ubuntu
[00:01] <BlackCoffee> Dreamglider: thanks
[00:01] <lstarnes> Whitor: 22
[00:01] <Dreamglider> Linuz2009: alsa mixer
[00:01] <ookz> dingdong: check out your pastebin
[00:01] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, Did you install it manually?
[00:01] <Whitor> lstarnes, thanks
[00:01] <Dreamglider> BlackCoffee: np
[00:02] <ookz> and can anyone help me with a monitor issue v
[00:02] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U: yea, had to turn off gdm, then installed it manually
[00:02] <ookz> http://pastebin.com/d2dfdc522
[00:02] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, Then you will need to re-install it whenever there is a kernel / xorg update
[00:02] <Linuz2009> so first ALSA then restart computer
[00:02] <android6011> in linux, what is the best instant messenger program with best webcam support, i dont care if its aim, msn, yahoo, anything just looking for good webcam support
[00:03] <Whitor> When I try and scp a file from windows to ubuntu, it says connection refused... is there anything special I need to setup to make this work ?
[00:03] <gueux> I'm trying to use postfix with tls to send my mail with gmail. I've got "status=deferred (Server certificate not verified)" for each message I try to send... do you know if I have to download a certificate or do something?
[00:03] <Geekneeus> amsn for msn
[00:03] <Linuz2009> if that doesn't work put Pulse Audio and then restart
[00:03] <Dreamglider> Linuz2009: yea give it a try, try all the options.
[00:03] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, You can get the latest drivers and have them automatically updated / recompiled with envy-ng
[00:03] <Geekneeus> skype maybe
[00:03] <Geekneeus> for skype
[00:03] <Geekneeus> xD
[00:03] <Dreamglider> Linuz2009: yes
[00:03] <ookz> Skype
[00:03] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U: I tried to reinstall it (seemed logical), but it refused saying the xserver wasnt running (I had stopped gdm so that makes no sense), and I couldnt start it again
[00:03] <Linuz2009> but it'll take a long time
[00:03] <darkpixel> android6011: i think Amsn will fit your needs
[00:03] <android6011> I don't like Amsn
[00:03] <FlashGordon2000> also Jordan_U, I dont know how to do that lol
[00:03] <Linuz2009> the default mixer device is the same?
[00:03] <thebackwash> android6011: does skype for linux have webcam support?
[00:04] <thebackwash> android6011: you might try that
[00:04] <Linuz2009> the default mixer device remain the same?
[00:04] <databits> can someone help me out with mounting a hd ?
[00:04] <android6011> skype only has 32 bit and I have 64 bit, I have it running and its ok, just wondering if there was anything better
[00:04] <Dreamglider> Linuz2009: a little bit, but unless you try, it will never work! so get busy. :D
[00:04] <Geekneeus> android6011: Why not? and thebackwash: it does have linux webcam support I've seen articles with this mentioned
[00:04] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, If you ever started X with "startx" then stopping GDM won't close that session
[00:05] <Linuz2009> so I put the default analog  device as ALsa mixer
[00:05] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U,  ive never done that
[00:05] <Whitor> or... how do I get a file from my windows box to my linux box ? w/o copying it to a dvd ?
[00:05] <SlAiD> hello. my numpad is not working... how can I enable it? I'm using ubuntu, and I check preferences > keyboard and nothing came up (using gnome)
[00:05] <android6011> Geekneeus, I just dont like the interface and I get a lot of hangups with it
[00:05] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, Does "pgrep X" give any output ?
[00:05] <Dreamglider> Linuz2009: yes
[00:06] <Geekneeus> android6011: it can be buggy at times though you can install skins and customize the interface if you wish
[00:06] <Linuz2009> alright I'll be back in a few minutes........
[00:06] <ookz> Need multimonitor help I have a paste bin with all the info http://pastebin.com/d2dfdc522
[00:06] <Dreamglider> Linuz2009: have a look at your speakers first, see if they are connected...
[00:06] <android6011> Geekneeus, I wasn't aware you could use different skins
[00:06] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, Make sure you use a capital "X" with that command
[00:07] <Geekneeus> android6011: Indeed you can, I have a MAC skin on mine right now
[00:07] <android6011> heh
[00:07] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U, yea, 5372
[00:07] <Dreamglider> how do i change the font size on the login screen ?
[00:08] <Genolo> you know how compiz makes your workspaces into a cube? Is there any way to make each side of the cube a different desktop?
[00:08] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, OK, for whatever reason X is running. Try running "sudo pkill X" then try "pgrep X" again to see if it's gone
[00:09] <dingdong> ookz: thanx.. are there any simpler solutions?
[00:09] <dust> my soundblaster audigy 2 zs, it keeps cuttin up
[00:09] <thebackwash> Genolo: you mean a different desktop background?
[00:09] <Genolo> like with differnt programs/folders
[00:09] <basti> Whitor, ftp, scp, samba, etc
[00:10] <dust> anyone?
[00:10] <thebackwash> Genolo: ah i see.  i don't know.  it may be possible with kde 4.2, but i doubt it's possible w/ gnome
[00:10] <spartan2276> How can I reinstall the default Xserver-xorg OSS drivers from a Live CD session?
[00:10] <Genolo> oh okay
[00:10] <Geekneeus> dust: I'm afraid you're not being very specific
[00:10] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U, that restarted the gui
[00:11] <usser> how can i run a bluetooth obex server on my machine, so i can browse the filesystem through bluetooth from other machine?
[00:11] <dust> Geekneeus: it's like how do i explain it,
[00:11] <dust> Geekneeus: my movies and music lags
[00:11] <ookz> dingdong: That's the only one I know of for data recovery
[00:11] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U, and I just attempted pgrep X again and I got 7091
[00:11] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, Then GDM ( or {K,X}DM ) is still running for some reason
[00:12] <dust> Geekneeus: ok now in rythmbox i've listen to 5minutes without a lag.
[00:12] <ookz> and I'm not sure what other people use but it's effective with NTFS systems
[00:12] <thebackwash> anyone know of a way to have rm produce a list of what it *would* delete without actually doing it?
[00:12] <dingdong> ookz/ thanx
[00:12] <Genolo> does anyone know how to get hamachi to run on ubuntu? the directions are foggy
[00:12] <hector__> Hi im currently using an eee pc 1000 and i can't get my built in mic to work without breaking my sound?
[00:12] <thebackwash> like a simulation mode
[00:13] <rixth> I'm seeing some very weird sendmail behaviour. See http://pastie.org/private/3btwqa64kpbeleoowcu7q Lets say I send mail to a non-existant domain<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Sendmail accepts the connection, but then, when it sees no DNS records, it tacks '.co.nz' on the end and then it just sits in the queue. Why would it do this?
[00:13] <Geekneeus> dust: ok, and how often does the sound "cut" up?
[00:13] <Linuz2009> hi
[00:13] <Gadu> how do I find out what my CPU multiplier is?
[00:13] <databits> 67
[00:13] <dust> Geekneeus: hmm i'll try again a movie
[00:13] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, What is the output from "sudo invoke-rc.d gdm stop" ? ( if it's more than 2 lines please use pastebin )
[00:13] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U, Is there a way to fix that..
[00:13] <thebackwash> Gadu: that would depend on your motherboard/bios
[00:13] <Linuz2009> Can't play sound in my computer
[00:14] <thebackwash> Gadu: do you know how many GHz your processor runs at?
[00:14] <Gadu> thebackwash: so my bios will tell me? or would my motherboard specs list that?
[00:14] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U ignore my last message
[00:14] <ookz> I'm having issues with multiple monitors http://paste.ubuntu.com/154370/
[00:14] <Linuz2009> because of malfunction
[00:14] <dust> Geekneeus: mm it works now, i whent to sound and did some adjustments!
[00:14] <Gadu> thebackwash: 2.7GHz
[00:14] <Gadu> thebackwash: duel core
[00:14] <jdu> thebackwash, try replacing rm with ls
[00:15] <dust> can someone tell me is HD Realtek audio better thatn SB Audigy 2 ZS
[00:15] <dust> what should u use?
[00:15] <mylogic> so I am guessing the support for intel's X3100 is not that great right now as far as 9.04-rc1 and desktop effects?
[00:15] <dingdong> what is the easiest way to restore xp boot from a trippleboot system containing vista and ubuntu(both of which do boot)?
[00:15] <mylogic> dust: SB audigy is without a doubt way better
[00:15] <thebackwash> Gadu: if you divide the clock speed (2.7 GHz) by the system bus speed (available on the motherboard spec sheet) it should give you the multiplier.  it's been a while since i've worked with that and i might be a bit rusty.
[00:15] <jdu> dingdong, add it to grub
[00:15] <dust> mylogic: ok
[00:16] <n2diy> how do you abort the shutdown command?
[00:16] <Linuz2009> anyone
[00:16] <rejohn> Hi. :) You are all invited to join the global Ubuntu Voice meeting live right now, at the #BerkeleyTIP channel on freenode.net.  http://sites.google.com/site/berkeleytip/   BerkeleyTIP - All Free SW HW & Culture Global Group - Talks Installfest Potluck Project/ProgrammingParty -  Join IRC & we'll help you get onto the VOIP conference. Use Ekiga SIP phone & you'll need a headset with mic. Any questions?
[00:16] <Gadu> thebackwash: not actually going to change it. just like to know as much as I can ^_^
[00:16] <jdu> n2diy, ^C
[00:16] <thebackwash> jdu: i want a straight list, file by file without the ls -R formatting
[00:16] <n2diy> jdu: doh! thanks.
[00:16] <jdu> n2diy, or shutdown -c
[00:16] <Flannel> rejohn: Please don't advertise here.  Thanks.
[00:17] <DJVistaMan> can i make ubuntu desktop into a webserver to host wordpress
[00:17] <rejohn> Flannel: Thanks, but that is _not_ an advertisement, it is an invitation.
[00:17] <thebackwash> jdu: something like what's listed by the find command
[00:17] <ookz> Wow
[00:17] <jdu> thebackwash, in other words no directories and totals like from ls
[00:18] <thebackwash> jdu: yeah
[00:18] <Flannel> rejohn: Regardless of how you'd like to classify it, this channel is for support only.
[00:18] <Ned2> I'm using virtualbox ose on ubuntu 8.10, trying to install windows 7. a prompt came up telling me I need to download missing drivers but I don't where that's supposed to be
[00:18] <ookz> Need multi monitor support trying to hook this computer up to my tv and it won't read it. It starts to at boot but then looses signal
[00:19] <rejohn> Flannel: one can get support from the BTIP meeting also,
[00:19] <DJVistaMan> can i make ubuntu desktop into a webserver to host wordpress
[00:19] <Genolo> does anyone know how to get hamachi to run on ubuntu? the directions are foggy
[00:19] <Flannel> rejohn: Point being, this channel is not for advertisements, nor invitations.  This is just a channel for Ubuntu support.
[00:20] <usser> how can i run a bluetooth obex server on my machine, so i can browse the filesystem through bluetooth from other machine?
[00:20] <n2diy> when I shutdown a machine remotely, shouldn't the other machine notify the user it is shutting down?
[00:20] <Dreamglider> Gadu: dmesg | grep CPU will give you some info that might be of interest
[00:20] <Gadu> Dreamglider: tyvm!
[00:20] <ookz> Can anyone see me?
[00:21] <thebackwash> ookz: yes
[00:21] <ienorand> ookz: yes
[00:21] <ookz> ok
[00:21] <ookz> LOL
[00:21] <jdu> thebackwash, well, you could do          ls -R1 | command that filters out extra lines containing /
[00:21] <Dreamglider> ookz: yes you'r butt naked !
[00:21] <Chuc1> hi guys
[00:21] <telefonstolpen> hey
[00:21] <jurelex> hello
[00:21] <Chuc1> my sound is totally wierd you know
[00:21] <Jordan_U> n2diy, Do you mean that for instance messages from shutdown should be sent via a desktop notification so users not in a terminal will see them?
[00:21] <Dreamglider> Hey telefonstolpen
[00:21] <Flannel> rejohn: #ubuntu-offtopic would be one example of an appropriate place, for instance.
[00:21] <FoxBlitzz> Ned2: Doesn't sound Ubuntu-related.
[00:21] <Chuc1> it keeps repeating itself :/
[00:21] <DJVistaMan> is there a way to make ubuntu desktop into a webserver to host wordpress
[00:21] <Chuc1> some kind of bug i assume ?
[00:21] <TheFunkbomb> Does anyone know how to put firefox into a gDesklet?
[00:22] <Genolo> does anyone know how to get hamachi to run on ubuntu?
[00:22] <DASPRiD> DJVistaMan, you can install a webserver on it, but not turn the system into a webserver
[00:22] <n2diy> Jordan_U: yes, I think. The other box was scheduled to shut down in 10 minutes, but the user, in X, had no way of knowing that.
[00:22] <ookz> Anyone know how to fix this? I run a sudo i810swtich crt on and i get this error PCI id of i810 is not recognized
[00:22] <DJVistaMan> kk
[00:22] <Chuc1> alright
[00:22] <Dreamglider> Genolo: http://www.supware.net/HamachiUbuntuHowto/
[00:22] <progre55> hi people! I use cyrillic on my linux, and it works fine, however, on mozilla, when I try to type cyrillic on a flash window, it doesnt type.. please suggest smth
[00:23] <DJVistaMan> how would i go about doing this?
[00:23] <Gadu> ok this might sound silly, but how do I find the system bus speed? xD
[00:23] <Jordan_U> n2diy, Seems like a reasonable proposal, you should file a bug report
[00:23] <jdu> thebackwash, so   ls -R1 | perl -pi -e "s/.*://"
[00:23] <thebackwash> Gadu: it should match the RAM speed, which the bios should tell you
[00:23] <baz> where is firefox installed (path)? I'm on 8.10
[00:23] <n2diy> Jordan_U: ok, file the report on X?
[00:23] <thebackwash> jdu: i appreciate the help, but ls won't do it
[00:24] <dust> hey ppl, how do i enable 6channels in my alsa/pulseaudio settings
[00:24] <DASPRiD> DJVistaMan, sudo apt-get install apache2 mysql5-server php5
[00:24] <dust> it's 2ch now, can hear only front speakers
[00:24] <DJVistaMan> ok
[00:24] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U, when I ran that command, it stalled saying "starting anac(h) ronistic cron anacron"
[00:24] <DJVistaMan> thanks
[00:24] <DJVistaMan> good bye
[00:24] <jdu> thebackwash, sorry, the previous command would remove the extra formatting.  -1 makes it line per line and the perl removes the lines about directories
[00:24] <n2diy> ! bug
[00:24] <Jordan_U> n2diy, I would say against shutdown since it uses wall right now to notify users it should also try to use libnotify
[00:24] <thebackwash> ok i'll try that
[00:25] <Gadu> thebackwash: always comes back to the bios =( my monitor can't see my bios so I have to switch it out every time I want to go to it =/
[00:25] <n2diy> ! bug
[00:25] <jdu> thebackwash, too bad that rm doesn't have it already.
[00:25] <n2diy> Jordan_U: ok.
[00:25] <SlAiD> hello. my numpad is not working... how can I enable it? I'm using ubuntu, and I check preferences > keyboard and nothing came up (using gnome)
[00:25] <n2diy> ! bugs
[00:26] <baz> i am trying to install flash and i'm being asked where my firefox path is? I am on Ubuntu 8.10, how can I found out?
[00:26] <thebackwash> jdu: yeah, but i think the find command is going to be better, because i like having absolute paths returned for stuff like that
[00:26] <n2diy> is the bot down? how do I file a bug report?
[00:26] <thebackwash> still don't entirely trust my rm swagger
[00:26] <jdu> thebackwash, makes sense,  find would work.  good luck
[00:26] <Gadu> SlAiD: is your number pad controlling your mouse at all?
[00:26] <lstarnes> !bugs | n2diy
[00:26] <thebackwash> jdu: thanks
[00:26] <Jordan_U> n2diy, bugs.ubuntu.com
[00:26] <jdu> np, didn't help much
[00:27] <rejohn> Flannel: Thanks for that channel suggestion. Unfortunately, in my Konversation client, your messge didn't remain onscreen long enought for me to read the channel name.
[00:27] <Doitle> Has anyone here ever modified the rules file for a Debian package?
[00:27] <Flannel> rejohn: #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:27] <rejohn> Flannel: Thanks.
[00:27] <SlAiD> Gadu, no, but 6 turn the cursor to left, and 4 to right, and so on. if that was the case, I know the option to enable/disable that
[00:27] <SlAiD> but its simple not working as typing numbers
[00:27] <SlAiD> :x
[00:28] <SlAiD> and yes, i hit the num lock on/off key lol
[00:28] <SlAiD> weird thing :|
[00:28] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U, did you get my previous message?
[00:28] <Gadu> SlAiD: =P did you try changing the keyboard in your xorg.conf?
[00:29] <jdu> baz, did you get your answer?
[00:29] <Spreadsheet> Hello
[00:29] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, I have now :) Try running "sudo pkill gdm"
[00:29] <jdu> baz,   /usr/lib/firefox is a fine installation path
[00:30] <TheFunkbomb> I guess not
[00:30] <dust> i can only hear music in my front speakers!??!
[00:30] <jdu> Jordan_U, "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop" is better if the goal is to stop gdm
[00:31] <Jordan_U> jdu, He said that stalled though ( and failed to stop GDM )
[00:31] <jdu> Jordan_U, oh,  ;(
[00:31] <baz> jdu, hmmm, the installer doesn't like that, its asking for "Please enter a valid installation path"
[00:31] <jdu> baz, try /usr/lib/mozilla
[00:31] <jdu> baz, I forget what type of path does it suggest?
[00:32] <SlAiD> Gadu, no. how can I do that?
[00:32] <SlAiD> and what parameters should I set?
[00:32] <baz> jdu, thats what it suggests, but when i provide it, it complains
[00:32] <on5sl> can anyobdy confirm that vlc is buggy like hell in jaunty?
[00:32] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U, when  I executed that command the screen went insane
[00:33] <Flannel> on5sl: #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty support, thanks
[00:33] <FlashGordon2000> and I had to reboot
[00:33] <MenZa> on5sl→ nope - also, try in #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty requests
[00:33] <jdu> baz, try manually copying there,  that is all the installation does anyway
[00:33] <baz> jdu, ah nice!
[00:33] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, You might as well just reboot again but into recovery mode and install the drivers from there
[00:34] <SlAiD> Gadu ?
[00:34] <jdu> baz, sorry you will want to put in the plugins directory in side that directory
[00:35] <pppoe_dude> anyone tried the new ubuntu armel edition on a nokia n810?
[00:35] <ding> troy09 didnt work... as number 3... try another number?
[00:35] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U and every time I update, just do that?
[00:35] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U, well I suppose Id have to see if this works first lol
[00:35] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, Yes, or you might actually wand to just remove the manual drivers now and install envy-ng
[00:36] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U, do I need to be in safe mode to install envy-ng?
[00:37] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, no
[00:37] <baz> jdu, how can i now test whether it is using this new version
[00:37] <mylogic> Does anyone know anything about getting desktop effects working with an intel x3100?
[00:38] <progre55> hi people! I use cyrillic on my linux, and it works fine, and on windows too. however, on mozilla in linux, when I try to type cyrillic on a flash window, it doesnt type.. please suggest smth
[00:39] <jdu> baz, go to the flash website and it will tell you what version you are using
[00:40] <baz> jdu, thanks dude
[00:40] <mneptok> progre55: my guess is that Flash is not UTF-8 aware
[00:40] <jdu> no problem
[00:43] <histo> FlashGordon2000: can't you use the restricted drivers?
[00:43] <FlashGordon2000> Histo, tried all 3 availible, 173, 176, 180, none of them worked
[00:43] <histo> FlashGordon2000: what type of card do you have?
[00:43] <FlashGordon2000> 7150m
[00:44] <histo> FlashGordon2000: nvidia?
[00:44] <FlashGordon2000> histo, yes
[00:44] <MarcN> I don't get prompted to upgrade to Jaunty after doing an 'update-manager -d'  Any suggestions?
[00:45] <durt> FlashGordon2000, 180.44 is the proper driver version for that card. Can you pastebin xorg.0.log?
[00:45] <histo> MarcN: you shouldn't
[00:45] <MarcN> histo: that will only happen after 4/24?
[00:45] <databits> could someone help me out with some permission issues that I am having ?
[00:45] <histo> MarcN:yes
[00:45] <histo> !jaunty | MarcN
[00:45] <cristian_> sorry, I have a problem, I installed lxnm and now my net wireless  don work. Can your help me pleaseeeee
[00:45] <databits> I am able to copy files over to the harddisk
[00:45] <histo> MarcN: you would do something like sudo do-release-upgrade -d
[00:45] <databits> but I am not able to create new folders
[00:45] <databits> and when I go to the permissions tab for the harddisk
[00:45] <FlashGordon2000> durt, not sure how to do that, I can figure that out if envyng doesnt work
[00:46] <databits> it tells me that it is not able to look up the permissions for the drive
[00:46] <cristian_> sorry, I have a problem, I installed lxnm and now my net wireless  don work. Can your help me pleaseeeee
[00:46] <histo> !pastebin | FlashGordon2000
[00:46] <cristian_> sorry, I have a problem, I installed lxnm and now my net wireless  don work. Can your help me pleaseeeee
[00:46] <durt> cristian_, 'sudo apt-get remove lxnm' in a terminal
[00:46] <FlashGordon2000> histo, I know what pastebin is
[00:46] <FlashGordon2000> histo, I dont know how to view the xorg log
[00:46] <MarcN> histo: I don't mind using RC.  Have some free time tonight and want to give it a shot on my hp2133
[00:46] <cristian_> yes I did it, but this is the problem, my net don't work
[00:46] <cristian_> :(
[00:46] <histo> FlashGordon2000: its in /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[00:47] <allowoverride> im trying to install thin client to boot up ubuntu and then install it from a windoze pc, and eventually a network of windoze pc's to convert to linux os. has anyone any info that would help me do this smoothly?
[00:47] <histo> MarcN: then fire away and joni #ubuntu+1
[00:47] <starcannon> FlashGordon2000 did you try to install the drivers using the System>Administration>Hardware Drivers manager before trying envyng? if so try purging both the Hardware Driver manager drivers, and the envyng drivers, and then reinstalling envyng
[00:47] <ding> is there some utility for repairing xps that dont boot... on triple partition?
[00:47] <FlashGordon2000> starcannon Yes I did, scroll up :P
[00:47] <histo> ding: what is xps?
[00:47] <allowoverride> i also need to work around the pxeboot issue that not all bios has this option, older machines... something that will work with all pc's in the last 10 years
[00:48] <starcannon> sorry Flash just got back, so read up a ways
[00:48] <basti> is it possible to change the shortcuts in nautilus for "file actions" like "new folder" etc?
[00:48] <ding> sorry, meant xp's ...
[00:48] <thebackwash> ding: nothing xps-specifit
[00:48] <dylnuge> histo: I think he's referring to his model of computer. Dell makes a series called "XPS"
[00:48] <histo> !install > allowoverride
[00:48] <allowoverride> k
[00:48] <dylnuge> histo: Nevermind, I was wrong.
[00:48] <histo> ding: what is the problem?
[00:49] <FlashGordon2000> durt, http://pastebin.com/d485211a1
[00:49] <cristian_> sorry, I have a problem, I installed lxnm and now my net wireless  don work. I had remove the lxnm and the problem persists yet,
[00:49] <Genolo> okay i have a question: i'm in the middle of installing hamachi and one of the steps is: '
[00:49] <Genolo> Open gedit and save the following as /etc/init.d/hamachi'
[00:49] <histo> MarcN: i'm reinstalling my / partition now testing ext4
[00:49] <Genolo> i don't know what to do :V
[00:50] <Genolo> and theres code after to save
[00:50] <BlackCoffee> hi,does anyone know what i should modify on grubs file to make it appear for more time on startup,i only see it for like 3 seconds and don't even have time to choose between different os's
[00:50] <ding> can't boot up xp anymore .... turned dual partition into triple... adding vista along side ubuntu and xp, now xp doesnt work......
[00:50] <histo> Genolo: gksu gedit /etc/init.d/hamachi    and put what ever they want in that file then save it.
[00:50] <tsimpson> BlackCoffee: find the timeout line in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[00:50] <histo> Genolo: you would enter that in a terminal Applications > Accesories > Terminal
[00:50] <ma3x> how do you get ubuntu grub to be debian like style? (graphical) not b'n'white
[00:51] <starcannon> FlashGordon2000 heres a little guide I wrote, it's how I do my nvidia installs, don't skip steps and it should get you through: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=5086971&postcount=6
[00:51] <BlackCoffee> tsimpson: oh and then i just change the number of seconds,got it
[00:51] <tsimpson> yes
[00:51] <BlackCoffee> tsimpson: thanks a bunch
[00:51] <Linuz2009> there we go
[00:52] <FlashGordon2000> Starcannon, ill attempt this if this restart doesnt work (envy)
[00:52] <durt> FlashGordon2000, you have 173.14 installed not 180.44 get rid of 173.14.
[00:52] <Linuz2009> I want to ask why my computer is refusing to emit sound.
[00:52] <histo> !sound > Linuz2009
[00:53] <FlashGordon2000> durt, I tried that, then went back to the 173, and its only still like that because I forgot to change it
[00:53] <FlashGordon2000> durt, actually nevermind
[00:54] <FlashGordon2000> durt, the hardware drivers panel says i have 177 activated
[00:54] <FlashGordon2000> brb restarting and testing envyng
[00:54] <SavageD> Enter text here...
[00:58] <FlashGordon2000> envyng didnt work, so looks like im going to use starcannon's guide
[00:58] <FlashGordon2000> the only problem is
[00:59] <FlashGordon2000> thats almost exactly how I installed the pkg before I updated
[00:59] <ebroder> I'm trying to dual-boot my MacBook Pro with OS X/Jaunty. I left a chunk of free space for Ubuntu to install onto, so I'm hoping I don't have to nuke the whole partition table. Where should I be installing GRUB?
[01:00] <allowoverride> histo: pretty cool, i like the ! switch. nifty :)
[01:00] <durt> FlashGordon2000, you might want to get into sysnaptic and take a look at what pkgs are installed (use 'nvidia' as a key word in the search dialog).
[01:00] <histo> allowoverride: its ubottu
[01:00] <histo> allowoverride: all knowing info bot.  Bunch of faq's in it.
[01:00] <histo> durt: FlashGordon2000 or dpkg -l | grep nvidia
[01:01] <TheFunkbomb> hello again
[01:01] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, In what way did it not work?
[01:01] <major> ok
[01:01] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U, I got the same error, no device, has to run in low graphics mode
[01:02] <Jordan_U> FlashGordon2000, Did you actually run envyng ( you can't just install the package )
[01:02] <FlashGordon2000> Jordan_U, yes, and I selected the reccomended driver
[01:02] <FlashGordon2000> durt, theres a couple glx packages with corresponding versions,
[01:02] <metalfan_> hi
[01:03] <dylnuge> Is there a list of all the built in responses ubottu can give somewhere?
[01:03] <FlashGordon2000> durt, source kernels, corresponding versions
[01:03] <FlashGordon2000> durt, modaliases
[01:03] <metalfan_> somehow my mouse is very sluggish in ut2004, it needs some time to get some speed.....i want it to be more responsive...any ideas?
[01:03] <Flannel> !brain | dylnuge
[01:03] <DinkyDogg> Question: my hard drive just started clicking and failing to boot. I'm trying an ubuntu live CD, but when it gets to the initial menu, there's a little options box in the corner htat says: "acpi = off | noapic | nolapic | edd=on | Free Software Only", each on a different line with a checkbox. If i hit escape, the options box flickers but then reappears. I can't boot. Ideas?
[01:04] <Sniper606> metalfan_ feed the mouse some crystal meth
[01:04] <dylnuge> Flannel, Ubottu: Thanks, and funny that ubottu answered that question itself.
[01:04] <starcannon> metalfan_ turn down the game settings a bit may help
[01:04] <metalfan_> Sniper606, im out
[01:04] <metalfan_> starcannon, its the same in the menu
[01:04] <starcannon> metalfan_ do you have desktop effects turned on while playing UT?
[01:05] <Linuz2009> hi I'm  unable to type my password in my terminal
[01:05] <metalfan_> starcannon, how can i check?
[01:05] <starcannon> Linux2009 if you mean you see no letters or asteriks that is normal, the password is being entered none the less
[01:05] <Linuz2009> yes
[01:05] <savadogo><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[01:06] <starcannon> metalfan_ System>Preferences>Appearance>Visual Effects
[01:06] <thebackwash> see you guys later!
[01:07] <FlashGordon2000> durt, is there a package im looking for?
[01:07] <TheFunkbomb> does anyone here use simdock?
[01:08] <metalfan_> starcannon, its all german here, but i can see three options....(free translation) none, normal, extra....is that what you mean?
[01:08] <starcannon> metalfan_ yeah, make sure "none" is selected
[01:09] <Kekeke> hey, is www.ifpi.org down for anyone else?
[01:09] <Guest22409> hello i am in a live cd and i dual boot windows and ubuntu i need to reinstall grub since windows mbr ovrided it how do i do that >>>>>????????????
[01:09] <TheFunkbomb> Kekeke, looks that way for me
[01:09] <durt> FlashGordon2000, sry I was elsewhere, 180.xx versions of everything. Don't worry about modaliases.
[01:09] <Flannel> !grub | Guest22409, first link
[01:10] <LZZ> Ubunto recognizes my Intel ICH5 soundcard but there is no sound
[01:10] <FlashGordon2000> durt, there are 180 versions
[01:10] <starcannon> Kekeke its not loading for me
[01:10] <dust> how do i change LFE speaker to hear in Rear Right ?
[01:11] <sexcopter> anyone familiar with using wakeonlan through the internet with a router? when i do "wakonlan <mac address>" from another computer on the router, it works fine, but doing "wakeonlan -i <external ip address> -p <port of my choice> <mac address>", it does nothing. I have forwarded the port to the local relevant local ip adress.
[01:11] <DinkyDogg> Question: my hard drive just started clicking and failing to boot. I'm trying an ubuntu live CD, but when it gets to the initial menu, there's a little options box in the corner htat says: "acpi = off | noapic | nolapic | edd=on | Free Software Only", each on a different line with a checkbox. If i hit escape, the options box flickers but then reappears. I can't boot. Ideas?
[01:11] <zamba> i need a tool like visio for ubuntu?
[01:12] <zamba> i need to draw some schematic drawings
[01:12] <sexcopter> DinkyDogg: not sure on your specifics, but a clicking harddrive is a dying one.
[01:12] <thebackwash> hey guys back
[01:13] <sproaty> how much slower would Wubi make my linux run? openoffice takes a while to open
[01:13] <starcannon> zamba tri Dia
[01:13] <starcannon> erm try Dia ;)
[01:13] <Las1> hrrm, where can I download 9.04?
[01:14] <thebackwash> ubuntu.com
[01:14] <Flannel> Lasivian: #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty questions, thanks. (9.04 doesn't exist yet)
[01:14] <starcannon> sproaty nearly imperceptible for most people wubi vs regular install speed
[01:14] <Lasivian> oh, silly me
[01:14] <Flannel> sproaty: wubi only causes slowdown with disk I/O (due to the extra wrapper) and it's not much.
[01:14] <sproaty> it takes like 2minutes to boot, windows XP takes like 25s
[01:16] <DinkyDogg> sexcopter, that much i had determined
[01:16] <DinkyDogg> hard drive is going into the freezer
[01:16] <DinkyDogg> hopefully that'll save it
[01:16] <DinkyDogg> it was really hot when i pulled it out
[01:17] <Whitor> What do I need to do to be able to scp a file from a windows box to my ubuntu box? It tells me connection refused when I try to use WinSCP
[01:17] <Flannel> Whitor: openssh-server
[01:17] <Whitor> thanks Flannel
[01:17] <ewook> Whitor: ssh-access.
[01:18] <Whitor> thank you too ewook
[01:18] <ewook> oh. brainlagg.
[01:18] <Whitor> both of thos say command not found
[01:19] <Whitor> googling... I'll figgure it out
[01:19] <locainex> you need to install it Whitor
[01:19] <FlashGordon2000> lol looks like durt is still afk
[01:19] <ewook> Whitor: you need ssh-access thro openssh-server. package name should go by sshd I guess
[01:19] <FlashGordon2000> ^_^
[01:19] <locainex> openssh-server
[01:19] <ewook> !sshd
[01:20] <Whitor> ooo ok. I'll check that out. Thaks for the additional info
[01:20] <ewook> np
[01:20] <starcannon> FlashGordon2000 you need guide link again?
[01:20] <dhalsim> hi guys, which alternate to nautilus, support better multiple wallpapers, and or, different desktop icons (on workspaces)? I tried compiz' but I needed to disable desktop from nautilus and my icons are gone...
[01:21] <locainex> you mean gnome dhalsim? or you lookin for a different file manager
[01:21] <locainex> file manager or window manager
[01:21] <dust> how do i change LFE to use in Rear Right speaker?!?!
[01:21] <ewook> Battle of wesnoth is acctually quite fun :)
[01:22] <starcannon> ewook yup, I've killed a few hours on that one myself, its excellent on netbooks to (if you compile it for that)
[01:22] <FlashGordon2000> starcannon, no ive got it here
[01:22] <ewook> starcannon: works like a charm on my work-laptop ;)
[01:22] <rm```> agreed, I think it's one of the nicest free games available
[01:23] <ewook> starcannon: took it directly from the repo, to lazy to compile stuff myself.
[01:23] <dhalsim> lacinex: I think it is related to nautilus because nautilus is responsible by desktop, right?
[01:23] <g4lv4tr0n> hi just upgraded to jaunty and reinstalled dvb-utils but when i try to scan for channels there is no /usr/share/doc/dvb-utils/examples folder ???
[01:23] <g4lv4tr0n>
[01:23] <Flannel> g4lv4tr0n: #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty support, thanks.
[01:23] <g4lv4tr0n> cool ty
[01:24] <starcannon> ewook, yeah on my asus eee 702 I had to compile it for the screen size, I forget the flag now, but it sets the game to 840x480 resolution for those little 7inch screens
[01:24] <Whitor> Thanks again ewook and Flannel, I installed the ssh metapackage through synaptic and BANG! everything worked as expected
[01:25] <metalfan_> starcannon, thx
[01:25] <starcannon> metalfan_ that solved you?
[01:25] <metalfan_> no
[01:25] <starcannon> oh doh! lol
[01:26] <MarkJones> Anyone know if the GeForce 8300 on my ASUS board is compatible with 8.04? I got it to work in 8.10, but I installed the GLX driver from Hardware Drivers dialog and I never get to a desktop after reboot.
[01:26] <ewook> starcannon: aah. but.. shouldn't that be set in a config instead of in a binary? =(
[01:26] <starcannon> metalfan_ i think I remember the cursor being a bit slow in menu's as well, but seemed like once I was on a map, everything was as it should be
[01:27] <FlashGordon2000> durt, still afk?
[01:27] <hacker_kid> is there a good program to erase files beyond reasonable recovery?
[01:27] <starcannon> ewook can't remember now, lemme look how it went lol, its been awhile, and I'm on a Dell Mini9 for my netbook nowdays, and wife is on an MSi Wind
[01:27] <hacker_kid> in windows its normally called bleaching or shreding
[01:28] <DASPRiD> hacker_kid, sudo apt-get install shred
[01:28] <locainex> starcannon: how do you like the dell mini9
[01:28] <DASPRiD> hacker_kid, or something similar it was
[01:28] <ewook> starcannon: you've got either patience, or small hands :P
[01:28] <starcannon> locainex the keyboard ruins it for me, I wish I'd have gotten the MSi Wind as well
[01:28] <locainex> hrm
[01:28] <hacker_kid> DASPRiD, thank you
[01:28] <DASPRiD> hacker_kid, nvcm, shred is installed by default
[01:28] <starcannon> ewook the keyboard isn't too small, its poorly layed out
[01:29] <locainex> remap?
[01:29] <starcannon> ewook the keyboard on the Asus eee, now those are tiny
[01:29] <ewook> starcannon: that's like my only comparison so far. don't go below 12" :)
[01:30] <metalfan_> starcannon, the mouse is also very cheap, logitech rx250.....have to buy a new one tomorrow
[01:30] <starcannon> ewook the MSi Wind has a large keyboard, quite comfortable, I keep threatening to steal it from my wife lol
[01:30] <locainex> lol
[01:30] <ewook> hah
[01:32] <g4lv4tr0n> hi can someone using dvb zip up the /usr/share/doc/dvb-utils/examples folder and dcc it to me plz JAUNTY dont have it :(
[01:33] <starcannon> ewook in case you were interested it was the config file before you run make on it: ./configure --enable-tinygui --prefix=/usr
[01:34] <ewook> starcannon: aah. well, good to know at least ;)
[01:34] <starcannon> ewook lol, i suppose, but highly unlikely, I anticipate that 10" screens will be the defacto for netbooks, I've tried 7", 8.9", and now 10" and its the perfect fit of very small, but not too.
[01:35] <rafael_> is there a standard directory to keep SVN lib sources on my PC or should i keep them in home folder ?
[01:36] <starcannon> rafael_ I just stashed mine in folder in /home/me
[01:36] <kriel> ./configure says: checking for gtk+-2.0 >= 2.0.0... Package gtk+-2.0 was not found in the pkg-config search path. Perhaps you should add the directory containing `gtk+-2.0.pc' to the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable No package 'gtk+-2.0' found. full pastebin: http://pastebin.com/m45393f2f
[01:37] <starcannon> kriel did you install build-essential ?
[01:37] <kriel> starcannon: yup
[01:37] <rafael_> starcannon: k, just thought there is some standard directory, *nix is full of this standards as I understand it and i'm pretty new to it :)
[01:38] <starcannon> kriel did you check to see if you have gtk+-2.x on your machine? be sure to grab its dev files as well
[01:38] <syntax\> i have two NIC's, I wanna setup two IP addresses, a world IP and an intranet IP. world IP is on static while the intranet IP is on dhcp. as I configured it, eth0 is the intranet ip (having it on dhcp) while eth1  is on the world IP (configured it to static), how come if i enable the two connections i dont have any connection what so ever..
[01:38] <FlashGordon2000> durt, still afk?
[01:39] <kriel> starcannon: forgot the dev files, but yes, in the pastebin i made sure apt-get install libgtk2.0-0
[01:39] <hipitihop> what setting should I look at to have built in laptop speakers turn off automatically when headset is plugged in ?
[01:39] <starcannon> rafael_ yeah, when your compiling, you'll be working out of the folder you put the source in so its never been a problem for me
[01:39] <starcannon> kriel try the dev files for those as well, am betting that gets you cooking
[01:39] <durt> FlashGordon2000, what's up?
[01:39] <FlashGordon2000> what was I supposed to do in the synaptic package manager
[01:39] <syntax\> I mean, I don't have internet access. btw, the intranet IP has to have a dns server set to 192,168.1.1 while the static world IP has to have a different dns server aswell..
[01:39] <poseidon> How do I make a .zip from a folder and all it's contents using zip on the commandline?
[01:40] <durt> FlashGordon2000, install the 180.44.xx versions of the nvidia drivers.
[01:40] <durt> FlashGordon2000, and uninstall the 173 versions
[01:40] <kriel> starcannon: bingo. Thanks.
[01:40] <starcannon> kriel np anytime
[01:40] <gadjo> hello
[01:40] <h8red> yo
[01:41] <starcannon> poseidon man zip
[01:41] <gadjo> i have a problem
[01:41] <AussieGuy> ive got a 1Tb hard drive arriving tomorrow, cos im running out of space. Whats a convenient way to clone my linux system from one hard drive to a new one?
[01:41] <gadjo> i'm trying to install g++-4.0
[01:41] <jdu> AussieGuy, could use gparted
[01:41] <Zade|Tyson> How do i join the IRC server irc.swiftirc.net
[01:41] <AussieGuy> gparted does more than partitioning?
[01:41] <tavinho> oi
[01:41] <gadjo> it says: dependancy not satisfiable libstdc++6-4.0-dev
[01:41] <starcannon> AussieGuy dd
[01:41] <tavinho> cdnffffflllllllnkwae
[01:41] <jdu> AussieGuy, put it can also copy from one hard drive to another
[01:42] <gadjo> when i try to install libstdc++6-4.0-dev it sais dependancy not satisfiable g++-4.0
[01:42] <jdu> *but
[01:42] <tavinho> wats your name???
[01:42] <gadjo> so each one is depending on each other, what to do!??
[01:42] <AussieGuy> alright, I guess all id need to do after that is re-run the bootloader
[01:42] <tavinho>  :)
[01:42] <tavinho> portugues
[01:42] <R0b0t1> I've been trying to get my apple keyboard to use the function (F1-15, etc) keys as they're supposed to be use, as function keys. Many of the ways I've tried have not worked. Does anyone have something/encountered this problem before?
[01:42] <FlashGordon2000> durt, i dont need to worry about modaliases?
[01:42] <tavinho> seu idiotas
[01:43] <h8red> is there a pdf editor for ubuntu like acrobat?
[01:43] <durt> !pt tavinho
[01:43] <syntax\> anyone?
[01:43] <h8red> working with large pdfs in a virtual machine having only 512 ram sucks!
[01:43] <jdu> AussieGuy, sure, I would suggest that you are more likely to run into problems with dd and gparted will allow you to add additional partitions etc easily.
[01:44] <gadjo> damn
[01:44] <durt> FlashGordon2000, no don't worry about modaliases or devs
[01:44] <FlashGordon2000> durt, ok, but no 173 packages are installed
[01:45] <FlashGordon2000> durt, besides modaliases
[01:45] <R0b0t1> I've been trying to get my apple keyboard to use the function (F1-15, etc) keys as they're supposed to be use, as function keys. Many of the ways I've tried have not worked. Does anyone have something/encountered this problem before?
[01:45] <starcannon> AussieGuy jdu is probably right, gparted has a nice gui, dd is cli, though there are some cool utilities like clonezilla that could be just the ticket as well; just depends on how much you want to learn etc..
[01:46] <kriel> ugh. something in the make puked, and I don't have the wizardry to figure out wtf it's puking at me about. http://pastebin.com/d578cf7b4
[01:46] <h8red> how would i find out what kind of ram i have in ubuntu?
[01:46] <h8red> not sure if i have ddr or ddr2
[01:46] <PhotoJim> h8red: open a terminal, lshw should tell you
[01:46] <FlashGordon2000> durt, after thats installed what do I want to do
[01:46] <durt> FlashGordon2000, Ok, restart X and take a look at /var/log/Xorg.0.log again and see if 180 is now loading, pastebin if you can't find it.
[01:46] <jdu> h8red, I wonder if the lshw command would show it
[01:47] <h8red> thanks i didn't know about that command, i'm a new
[01:47] <FlashGordon2000> durt,... how do I restart x >.>
[01:47] <PhotoJim> h8red: I'm not new and I only learned about it on Friday... :)
[01:47] <mhilinski> hi everyone
[01:47] <poseidon> Is there an effective way to copy in the terminal without using the mouse?
[01:48] <lvlefisto> !hi| mhilinski
[01:48] <jdu> h8red, it does    you can do:   sudo lshw -html > hw.html && firefox hw.html
[01:48] <durt> FlashGordon2000, ctrl-alt-f1 and do a 'sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart'
[01:48] <poseidon> ie ls a directory then be able to get one of the files like (some-long-zip-3.2.12rc3.zip)
[01:48] <starcannon> kriel did you get libpcap0.8-dev installed?
[01:48] <mhilinski> i am still having the issues w3ith the headphones can you help me
[01:49] <starcannon> kriel well or whatever the latest version of libpcap is?
[01:49] <EyesOfARaven> eeepc 900, ubuntu 8.10, had no wifi, installed intrepid baackports, now i hav no sound
[01:49] <EyesOfARaven> plz help
[01:50] <h8red> holy crap jdu!
[01:50] <tclineks> i made a usb drive bootalbe in jaunty and it boots to busybox, ideas?
[01:50] <h8red> you rock!
[01:50] <jdu> it is a cool command ....
[01:50] <h8red> i'm hoping if i max out my ram a windows vm will run stuff better, i only have 512 ram atm
[01:51] <h8red> i need to edit large pdfs, and a VM with as little ram as I have sucks for it
[01:51] <starcannon> EyesOfARaven have you put in the array.org kernel for the eee yet? It does amazing things for the Asus Eee http://array.org/ubuntu/index.html
[01:51] <gadjo> please help me: g++-4.0 depends upon libstdc++6-4.0-dev and libstdc++6-4.0-dev depends upon g++-4.0 . How am i supposed to install the packages?
[01:51] <etzerd> can anyone help me set up my speaker as 5.1 not 2 speakers as the system set it up as defautl?
[01:51] <gadjo> pm please,too many messages on this channel
[01:51] <mhilinski> any one have any ideas on my issue gadjo?
[01:51] <kriel> starcannon: ... I'm tempted to [DO NOT DO THIS] "apt-get install *dev" about now...
[01:51] <antibody> how can I know what app is using my sound card? I need to rmmod snd-hda-intel to test diferent options and I really don't want to reboot 10 times
[01:51] <starcannon> kriel no don't do that
[01:52] <cdsboy> Hey all, i'm new at the server admin and something has hijacked my port 80... Is there an easy way to see what has grabbed port 80?
[01:52] <starcannon> kriel you'd be able to tour Europe before that got done lol
[01:52] <gadjo> no idea
[01:52] <kriel> starcannon: libpcap-dev (or whatever) fixed it.
[01:52] <starcannon> kriel cool
[01:52] <dylnuge> kriel: Mind as well go all the way and just [NOT THIS ONE EITHER] sudo apt-get install *
[01:52] <durt> cdsboy, what do you mean by hijacked?
[01:53] <cdsboy> durt: i can't figure out which program has control of it ;) i'm just being dramatic
[01:53] <dylnuge> kriel: Assuming your hard drive didn't fill up, we'd all be dead by the time it finished, hehe.
[01:53] <h8red> hmm okay it says my capacity is 1gb....does it mean total or just for the one slot being used?
[01:53] <antibody> how can I know what app is using my sound card? I need to rmmod snd-hda-intel to test diferent options and I really don't want to reboot 10 times
[01:53] <starcannon> dylnuge and his computer would know kung-fu
[01:54] <LZZ> how to install an USB wired headset:
[01:54] <FlashGordon2000> durt, http://pastebin.com/d1ac7797b
[01:54] <starcannon> LZZ my Playstation2 USB headset from Logitech just plug and play, had to select it in the Volume-Applet but that was it
[01:54] <genwilliam> i don't known how to use removable drives and media
[01:55] <dylnuge> starcannon: Haha, is that a hidden feature, like the cow? Except you have to install everything to unlock it! ;)
[01:55] <LZZ> starcannon: mine e-dimensional works when I select it on the volume mixer, I can hear myself speaking on the mic
[01:55] <starcannon> dylnuge lol, not sure if it is an easter egg or just a lessor known side effect; unfortunately it also means chuck norris will visit to challenge your computer
[01:55] <LZZ> but when I try playng an video with mplayer
[01:56] <LZZ> or using skype
[01:56] <LZZ> there is no sound
[01:56] <Chaorain> I have an extra cluser on my NTFS partition which is preventing Windows XP from booting. can you help?
[01:56] <durt> cdsboy, if you're willing to read a bit take a look at 'man netstat'
[01:56] <dylnuge> starcannon: I call unfair fight. my computer has no legs.
[01:56] <starcannon> LZZ System>Preferences>Sound and select the USB device from the drop downs I think that'll get you rolling
[01:57] <cdsboy> durt: thanks, will do
[01:57] <starcannon> dylnuge neither does norris, those aren't his legs.... lol... wretch...
[01:57] <dylnuge> starcannon: Hehe
[01:58] <TheFunkbomb> Stupid simdock
[01:58] <antibody> how can I know what app is using my sound card? I need to rmmod snd-hda-intel to test diferent options and I really don't want to reboot 10 times
[01:58] <TheFunkbomb> cool idea, terrible programming
[01:58] <andruk> xserver 1.6 has MPX merged in, but turned off, right?
[01:59] <starcannon> Chaorain boot the WinXP install disk, go to repair console, run chkdsk
[01:59] <h8red> ok i'm assuming in lshow that when it says my maximum ram is 1 gigabyte, it's meaning 1 gigabyte per slot, making a true max 2 gigs.
[01:59] <durt> FlashGordon2000, now your loading the vesa module. What computer is this?
[01:59] <h8red> if i get 2 gigs of ram, and allocate 512 to an XP virtual machine, it should pretty much fly right?
[01:59] <histo> h8red: you can see memory with top
[01:59] <Chaorain> starcannon thanks I'll try that
[01:59] <thebackwash> anybody know how to get bash to return an absolute path with all shell characters, (spaces, hash marks, parentheses, dollar, braces, etc.) escaped?
[01:59] <starcannon> h8red thats how I do it, and it is faster in a Virtual Machine than on a real machine
[01:59] <FlashGordon2000> durt, hp pavillion dv6000 series, I can give you the specific model number if that helps
[02:00] <TheFunkbomb> FlashGordon2000, I have a very similar computer.  What's the problem?
[02:00] <histo> thebackwash: pwd
[02:00] <h8red> starcannon:  Currently this box has 512 ram, 192 of which allocated to my XP VM, and it runs...well...terribly
[02:00] <histo> thebackwash: that would print current working directory
[02:00] <h8red> sweet, looks like this Mobo does DDR, can save some money upgrading.
[02:01] <TheFunkbomb> h8red, that's because XP needs way more than 192mb to run
[02:01] <starcannon> h8red yeah that would probably be kinda anemic, 2gb of ram and give 512 to Virtual Box and its pretty impressive
[02:01] <Nautilus__> histo: hi, remember that cursor 'blit' problem in Jaunty from a day or two ago?  It does the same in Intrepid ;(
[02:01] <durt> TheFunkbomb, the nvidia 180.44 which _should_ be correct for his card won't work.
[02:01] <FlashGordon2000> thefunkbomb, mine has a nvidia 7150m display, and i cant get any drivers working, and ubuntu goes to the defaults, ive tried the proprietary, ive tried envyng
[02:01] <histo> Nautilus__: what is a blit?
[02:01] <thebackwash> histo: i'm trying to write a function which will feed a fully-escaped path to pushd
[02:01] <TheFunkbomb> FlashGordon2000 hmmm
[02:01] <LZZ> starcannon: when I select the USB headset and press test it works
[02:01] <durt> FlashGordon2000, Still have synaptic up?
[02:01] <FlashGordon2000> thefunkbomb, i used the nvidia one you can download off thier site, but when I updated ubuntu it stopped working
[02:01] <FlashGordon2000> durt, yes
[02:02] <LZZ> but when I close it and try other applications
[02:02] <LZZ> there is no sound
[02:02] <Nautilus__> histo: The way that the mouse pixels are drawn, a  nickname for the process
[02:02] <h8red> still...this is concerning me... i dont know much about this hardware, i was just given this box...but 1 gig max according to lshw, that seems really off
[02:02] <histo> thebackwash: hmm... some script genius may know a way to do it.
[02:02] <starcannon> FlashGordon2000 I think you have file conflicts happening, need to really clean out all the things you've tried and start fresh, my guide shows how
[02:02] <TheFunkbomb> FlashGordon2000, did you check in Hardware Drivers?
[02:02] <histo> Nautilus__: no idea on that.  Maybe a video issue?
[02:02] <doglino> someone uses Rhythmbox??
[02:02] <thebackwash> histo: know of any irc channels where people would know that?
[02:02] <FlashGordon2000> thefunkbomb yes, i think i may go with starcannon's guide
[02:02] <USERUSER> HI
[02:02] <starcannon> LZZ perfect if you leave it selected and then open your media play you should be golden
[02:02] <TheFunkbomb> FlashGordon2000, sounds like the best plan of assault
[02:02] <Nautilus__> histo: ya must be with the intel chipset. Not going to worry about it, just fyi
[02:02]  * unomi shakes fist at paypal
[02:03] <USERUSER> YOU GUYS SHOULD MARKET A VERSON OF UBUNTU FOR MAC
[02:03] <TheFunkbomb> USERUSER, uh they do
[02:03] <unop> USERUSER, it's called the powerpc port
[02:03] <starcannon> USERUSER wish granted
[02:03] <PhotoJim> USERUSER: Ubuntu runs on modern Macs.  Macs use standard PC hardware these days.  Intel CPUs and all.
[02:03] <USERUSER> THEFUNKBOMB WHAT WEBSITE CAN I ORDER IT FROM?
[02:03] <unop> !CAPS | USERUSER,
[02:04] <TheFunkbomb> USERUSER, it's called Ubuntu PPC
[02:04] <TheFunkbomb> google it
[02:04] <thebackwash> USERUSER: ubuntu.com
[02:04] <LZZ> starcannon: Tryed that but I can hear only the test sound
[02:04] <starcannon> USERUSER http://www.ubuntu.com
[02:04] <TheFunkbomb> I didn't have much luck installing it.
[02:04] <TheFunkbomb> but since I use a real computer, I didn't cry over it
[02:05] <starcannon> LZZ you may have to choose the device you want on a per application basis then, somewhere in your media players preferences is where I'd look first
[02:05] <dylnuge> !patience < gadjo
[02:05]  * gadjo is patient
[02:05] <dylnuge> !patience | gadjo
[02:05] <USERUSER> does anyone know how to get realtek built in sound to work in ubuntu
[02:05] <histo> !sound > USERUSER
[02:07] <starcannon> I like beer, it makes me a jolly good fellow
[02:07] <moxu> hi
[02:07] <turtleiscool> me too
[02:07] <gadjo> http://paste.ubuntu.com/154405/
[02:07] <moxu> how can i open password protected winrar directores?
[02:08] <turtleiscool> you have to download the rar_nonfree
[02:08] <LZZ> starcannon: but I don't have sound in all aplications
[02:08] <DASPRiD> awesome, just found a thunderbird addon which mirrors the calendar data to the evolution-data-server, so they can be viewed through the gnome-clock :)
[02:08] <moxu> i think there's a way to do it with tar
[02:09] <stooj> Hello all
[02:09] <LandonG> Hey all, I have a quick question. I just installed ubuntu, and my wired is working, but my synaptic package manager is only loading my already loaded packages
[02:09] <LandonG> I can't connect to install anything new
[02:10] <turtleiscool> sudo apt-get update
[02:10] <starcannon> LZZ you'll need to find the preferences dialog in the apps that you should have sound in, and see if you can choose the sound device you want to use and save the settings
[02:11] <LZZ> at mplayer preferences I can choose ALSA
[02:11] <LZZ> but it's already choosen
[02:11] <durt> LandonG, or hit reload in synaptic
[02:11] <LandonG> Hmm...I'll give it a try
[02:12] <LandonG> sudo apt-get update worked
[02:12] <LandonG> Thanks guys
[02:12] <doglino> someone uses Rhythmbox??
[02:12] <D3RGPS31> is there an OpenGL extractor for Ubuntu :D
[02:12] <ienorand> doglino: occasionaly, why?
[02:13] <bill_5689> hello
[02:13] <durt> D3RGPS31, define 'OpenGL extractor'.
[02:13] <Kr0ntab> hey bill_5689
[02:13] <histo> !someone | doglino
[02:14] <lufis> Has anyone had any success converting VirtualBox images to vmware?
[02:14] <doglino> hist this does not help me
[02:15] <D3RGPS31> durt: there's a library for windows named OGLE (Open Graphics Library Extractor) that extracts the models of opengl applications
[02:15] <durt> I see
[02:15] <D3RGPS31> durt: good, i'm terrible at explaining :D
[02:16] <histo> doglino: yes it does you asked if someone uses rythmbox
[02:17] <D3RGPS31> durt: do you know anything about it?
[02:17] <tales2010> how do I enable compis on Intel Video card?
[02:18] <durt> D3RGPS31, sry no, opengl is magic to me :(
[02:20] <jamie> Hello how do i set Vmware player to use a real os?
[02:20] <Psywiped_> jamie what do you mean by real os?
[02:21] <jamie> An Operating System that's actually is installed.
[02:21] <histo> jamie: thats a little tricky especially if the os is windows
[02:21] <samd> hey, how can i improve gnome startup time?? it take about 25 seconds, ive heard about preload, anyone has had good experience with it?
[02:22] <jamie> It's okay i found a guide
[02:22] <pumpkinseed> hello everyone
[02:23] <JohnnyBGoode> hello, can some help me install Star Craft Brood War patch?
[02:23] <samd> hey, how can i improve gnome startup time?? it take about 25 seconds, ive heard about preload, anyone has had good experience with it?
[02:24] <BePhantom> samd mine takes 1 min :D
[02:24] <Psywiped_> samd how much faster do you want it thats like 5times better than windows
[02:24] <JohnnyBGoode> hello, can some help me install Star Craft Brood War patch?
[02:24] <histo> samd: BePhantom Psywiped_ jaunty will be a huge improvement on this
[02:25] <histo> !patience > JohnnyBGoode
[02:25] <lexvegas> samd: my CRT takes longer than that to cut on
[02:25] <BePhantom> histo i hope so, XP boots much faster here :P
[02:25] <ewook> JohnnyBGoode: wine path/to/patch.exe
[02:25] <FlashGordon2000> Starcannon, it worked!
[02:25] <starcannon> Grats FlashGordon2000 I figured it would :)
[02:25] <brett200> anyone want to help me with odd alsa problems?
[02:25] <jamie> Is there an easier way to do it than this? http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/Applications_GUI_Multimedia/Howto_run_Windows_with_VMware_Player_in_Linux_for_free
[02:26] <jamie> Windowws is on another hard disk
[02:26] <FlashGordon2000> starcannon, i have one quick problem, I suppose its more of an inconvenience
[02:26] <ewook> brett200: acctually, no. But perhaps creating problems? :P
[02:26] <brett200> good enough
[02:26] <_chun> In jaunty, the new onscreen notifications don't play too well with fullscreen apps (like vlc) -- every notification causes the desktop to flicker on and off, which gets pretty annoying. is there any way to change that behaviour?
[02:26] <samd> histo BePhantom Psywiped_ lexvegas im already on jaunty, and it take 15segs to bootup up to login window, which is extrealy fast, but once i login, it takes about 25-30 secs from the login to a full desktop
[02:26] <brett200> i have created modules for asihpi driver, and they work fine and are loaded at boot fine
[02:26] <starcannon> FlashGordon2000 sure
[02:26] <XiaolinDraconis> GNOME DO!!!
[02:26] <FlashGordon2000> Starcannon: when I boot ubuntu, it loads that progress screen, and at some point that hangs and wont work unless I hold down any key on my keyboard
[02:26] <XiaolinDraconis> sry i just discovered it
[02:26] <ewook> jamie: just make a vm with the setting to use a disk - cannot garantie that it will work tho...
[02:27] <XiaolinDraconis> awesome app
[02:27] <histo> JohnnyBGoode: http://digg.com/d1RWUG
[02:27] <lexvegas> _chun: i believe jaunty discussions are in #ubuntu+1
[02:27] <brett200> i run alsaconf and it shows my sound card, yet after i finish with it, it says no soundcards found
[02:27] <durt> !jaunty | _chun
[02:27] <histo> samd: what type of cpu?
[02:27] <starcannon> FlashGordon2000 your gonna need to start looking around in /var/logs me thinks
[02:27] <samd> histo core 2<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[02:27] <jamie> How do i make one in wmware player
[02:28] <FlashGordon2000> starcannon, what do I need to look for and where do you think I should start?
[02:29] <starcannon> FlashGordon2000 look for failed messages in the boot log, hang on helping a guy out in pm's then will look at yours again ;)
[02:29] <mino2125> I have a ubuntu box connected to my new HDTV.  The nvidia-settings utility only allows for me to select non-widescreen resoloutions. I am connected through the VGA port.  How can I have the system output a widescreen resoloution to fit my tv?  thanks
[02:31] <histo> samd: something is up there my machine takes only a few seconds with a lot less cpu
[02:31] <dylnuge> Is there a way to link sound channels together? I have a subwoofer which shows up seperate, and doesn't turn off when I press mute, or change it's volume with the master volume.
[02:31] <kitche> mino2125: pick a wide screen resolution in whatever desktop your using
[02:31] <WebcamWonder> !info monodevelop
[02:32] <samd> histo, yeah , and now that my system is booting in 15 seconds, i would like the login to be as fast as p ossible xD,,, do u use autologin?
[02:32] <kitche> mino2125: as in don't use the nvidia system util for it
[02:32] <histo> samd: no.  System booting in 15 seems on par but gnome doesn't take 25 seconds to start. definately under 10
[02:33] <samd> histo, yeah, somethings wrong in here , problem is i duno how to troubleshoot
[02:33] <samd> histo im in jounty Release candidate, do you think its a bug to be fixed?
[02:34] <BePhantom> samd you complain about 45 and mine takes 1minute 8 seconds
[02:34] <TheFunkbomb> BePhantom, did you get the wireless working?
[02:34] <rafael_> is there a way to make Qt app look more natural on Gnome ? It's Opera in this case - the menus just look bad even with the skin
[02:34] <samd> BePhantom, it should be slower, gnome should not take 25+ seconds to load
[02:35] <jwzwa> Is anyone here using Firefox 3.0.8 and experiencing a bug where clicking on the bookmarks menu brings up the "add bookmarks" dialog?  I'm using Ubuntu jaunty
[02:35] <samd> BePhantom, not on a core2 duo
[02:35] <Enigma> is there a way to make ffmpeg automatically encode by using a right click menu button thing
[02:35] <LjL> !nickspam > DaemonLee    (DaemonLee, see the private message from ubottu)
[02:35] <TheFunkbomb> jwzwa, YES!  It's annoying as all get out
[02:35] <BePhantom> TheFunkbomb unfortunately no, i was trying to help a friend, my intel wireless works
[02:35] <badfish69> is samba as easy to use as windows shares?
[02:35] <hector__> Hi Everyone!
[02:35] <jwzwa> TheFunkbomb, I know!! what is causing this?  I hate it
[02:35] <TheFunkbomb> badfish69, I hate samba with a passion
[02:36] <badfish69> is there an alternative?
[02:36] <WebcamWonder> Enigma: You could use nautilus actions and append an action on the context menu of a particular file extension/mime-type
[02:36] <badfish69> or is network sharing currently crap?
[02:36] <TheFunkbomb> If you find one, let me know
[02:36] <badfish69> lol
[02:36] <troll> when i mount my sd card how do i get it to pop up on desk top
[02:36] <jwzwa> TheFunkbomb, I found out that it is apparently a known issue... https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox-3.0/+bug/315253
[02:36] <durt> badfish69, if by easy you mean obtuse and garbage then yes.
[02:36] <BePhantom> samd many people say ubuntu loads faster than XP I can't really agree with that :D
[02:36] <even_> anyone knows how block input traffic in UFW?
[02:36] <Enigma> WebcamWonder, could you possibly pm me and kind of elaborate
[02:36] <hector__> I have problems with the built in microphone on my laptop and want to fix it without breaking my sound how would I do this?
[02:36] <TheFunkbomb> jwzwa, I hope they fix it
[02:37] <jwzwa> TheFunkbomb, it's been an issue since firefox 3.0.3 according to that post... :(
[02:37] <ewook> badfish69: more or less yes, samba is easy to use.
[02:37] <durt> badfish69, linux to linux or linux to windows?
[02:37] <WebcamWonder> Enigma: PM is discouraged, since I might end up asking you to do something crazy, that just might be bad :P
[02:37] <WebcamWonder> !info nautilus-actions
[02:37] <badfish69> nix to nix for the moment
[02:37] <TheFunkbomb> jwzwa, I did not know this.  I knew it was happening for a while but I couldn't remember when I upgraded
[02:37] <BladeNBrocade> samba works fine
[02:37] <samd> BePhantom i see now :p
[02:37] <badfish69> once i get to a different network, it's going ot be a mix
[02:37] <Enigma> for sure, so would they have a manual for it
[02:37] <durt> badfish69, then try nfs.
[02:37] <jwzwa> it makes me want to tear my hair out
[02:38] <jwzwa> i have like 15 sites i don't even remember bookmarking. LOL
[02:38] <WebcamWonder> Enigma: You can install nautilus actions, and then configure it by going to System->Preferences -> Nautilus actions, and add an action to the specific mimetype that you want, (I think media/ or video/), and then add the command required to launch ffmpeg
[02:38] <Enigma> alright thanks man
[02:38] <troll> when i mount my sd card how do i get it to pop up on desk top
[02:38] <ajamison5579> are we phyced here about 9.04 ?
[02:38] <BePhantom> samd many people count boot time till login, that's just wrong. Boot time is until desktop is fully loaded and usable
[02:38] <Enigma> ajamison5579, im psyched for the 10.10
[02:39] <troll> help
[02:39] <ugliefrog> enigma: Are you looking for a gui for ffmpeg
[02:39] <starcannon> FlashGordo2000 bootlogging how to here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=49925
[02:39] <badfish69> i'm ready for 9.04
[02:39] <ajamison5579> enigma lol that is a ways away i use Fedora and Ubuntu and i count the days down till new releases alot of the time they improve performance
[02:39] <badfish69> already running it on my netbook
[02:39] <samd> BePhantom, yeah, boot up until login is fast, but desktop startup is slowww!! at least thats my experience
[02:39] <Enigma> if its possible, or right click an FLV and make it automatically convert using specific attributes
[02:39] <badfish69> though i'm going to do a clean install for the official release
[02:40] <D3RGPS31_> is there a way to actively capture 3d models from running applications :D
[02:40] <jwzwa> ajamission5579 i'm happy with it, i think it made usage a lot smoother and fixed some driver issues i was having with 8
[02:40] <starcannon> I've got a fresh Dell Inspiron 530 here that I'm not even booting until 9.04 release :)
[02:40] <Kr0ntab> Enigma: yes... with a creative script... and then opening the flv with that new app
[02:40] <troll> can anyone help me?
[02:40] <gartral> why is it that its been nearly a month since pidgin 2.5.5 was released, with security fixes, and the patch hasnt made it upstream yet?
[02:40] <Enigma> starcannon, ive had no problems with 8.10
[02:41] <ugliefrog> enigma: winff.org
[02:41] <WebcamWonder> !info pidgin jaunty
[02:41] <starcannon> Enigma nod 8.10 is great, I run that on my netbooks and laptops, but I figure whats 5 more days till I set up the 530 :)
[02:41] <WebcamWonder> gartral: Looks the latest to me
[02:41] <dylnuge> !ask | troll
[02:42] <gartral> WebcamWonder: im in 8.10
[02:42] <hector__> I have problems with the built in microphone on my laptop and want to fix it without breaking my sound how would I do this?
[02:42] <gartral> WebcamWonder: and i see pidgin 2.5.2
[02:42] <WebcamWonder> gartral: New packages aren't usually backported, unless they are absolutely necessary
[02:42] <Enigma> cool, thanks ugliefrog
[02:42] <troll> when i mount my sd card how do i get it to pop up on desk top
[02:42] <ilon> 03:42:31 -!- Irssi: #ubuntu: Total of 1337 nicks
[02:42] <ilon> hah, sweet
[02:43] <gartral> WebcamWonder: well, there are secuity flaws in pidgin 2.5.2, id'e like to know why their overlooked
[02:43] <ugliefrog> enigma: you are welcome
[02:43] <ilon> i'm having trouble getting eclipse 3.4.2 to work on ubuntu 8.10, could anyone help me with this?
[02:44] <badfish69> does anyone know of an port to play duke3d natively?
[02:44] <ajamison5579> the Ubuntu release I am looking forward to is 9.10 this has alot of the improvements Fedora upstreamed and many others which would work great on Ubuntu
[02:44] <sakre> hello room
[02:44] <hiyo777> my computer was infected by a virus it messed with the sys files can i put ubuntu on it?
[02:44] <Enigma> ajamison5579, i BELIEVE ubuntu 10.10 will be able to cook my food for me.
[02:44] <Enigma> it's going to be THAT good
[02:45] <Jihui_Choi> How to change the default keyboard layout in ubuntu live cd?
[02:45] <jwzwa> troll, where are you mounting it?
[02:45] <ajamison5579> Enigma Ubuntu 10.10 will be a robot that washes your laundry
[02:45] <dylnuge> Enigma: Cook your food for you? No, no, it will be a professional chef.
[02:45] <durt> badfish69, yes, for while now just google it.
[02:45] <dylnuge> Enigma: Then it will leave you and go work for a resturant since it doesn't need you anymore.
[02:45] <Ben90> hi,
[02:45] <jwzwa> troll, i think you will have to mount to a specific location for this to work. /media on some systems.
[02:45] <dylnuge> Enigma: 11.04 will be Skynet.
[02:45]  * dylnuge chuckles
[02:45] <WebcamWonder> gartral: I don't see any security vurneabilities in the changelog... Care to point them out?
[02:46] <lexvegas> hiyo777: windows viruses dont mess up ubuntu
[02:46] <Enigma> we gotta talk to the dev's and see if they can create robots like on futurama that will create lucy lu
[02:46] <Enigma> :)
[02:46] <hiyo777> yeah i know that
[02:46] <Lasivian> where does Gnome store your panel layout?
[02:46] <Ben90> can someone please help me?
[02:46] <ienorand> lexvegas: Unless you start them with wine...
[02:46] <D3RGPS31_> there a way to dump 3d models from memory? >.>
[02:46] <ajamison5579> lexvegas not directly but if installed throug Wubi they can indirectly affect Ubuntu
[02:46] <hiyo777> but i want to know is i installable on the killed computer
[02:46] <troll> it used to pop up on the desktop...now it mounts but don't popup on the desktop
[02:46] <gartral> !ot | Enigma
[02:46] <Ben90> my game controller won't work
[02:46] <Ben90> unko?
[02:47] <Ben90> unko???
[02:47] <Frijolie> if you've set your hard drive up to be encrypted, is there a way to unencrypt it?
[02:47] <Enigma> weeeeak
[02:47] <Frijolie> my laptop is so slow it's almost unusuable
[02:47] <Frijolie> er unsuable
[02:47] <gartral> !patience | ben90
[02:48] <starcannon> Frijolie whats the specs on it?
[02:48] <hector__> frijolie does that mean beans?
[02:48] <lexvegas> hiyo777: you mean completely using the hdd for ubuntu?.
[02:48] <hiyo777> yeah
[02:49] <Frijolie> core2 Duo @1.66 Mhz, 2GB of RAM, 160GB HDD
[02:49] <lexvegas> hiyo777: Yes
[02:49] <starcannon> Frijolie ah nice, that should run Ubuntu smooth and fast
[02:49] <lexvegas> hiyo777: as long as the hardware and bios are fine
[02:49] <hiyo777> yup
[02:49] <Frijolie> you type something on the screen or say in a terminal and it takes--say 5 seconds to display
[02:50] <lexvegas> hiyo777: then you sound like you are set. I have had to do what you are doing before, and it worked fine
[02:50] <Z3ro3X> I'm doing a online upgrade to 9.04 to test out the RC.  It's taking forever.  I've decided to download the ISO via bittorrent instead because the speed is a lot faster.  I'm not sure what would happen if I canceled the current upgrade, it's in the download part now.  When I get the ISO is there a way to upgrade with that with out burning it to disc?
[02:50] <hiyo777> well... bye!
[02:50] <lexvegas> hiyo777: good lick
[02:50] <lexvegas> *luck
[02:50] <hector__> I have problems with the built in microphone on my laptop and want to fix it without breaking my sound how would I do this?
[02:50] <Jihui_Choi> I changed XKBLAYOUT="kr" in /etc/default/console-setup, But my livecd has "XKBLAYOUT="us"in /etc/default/console-setup. How can I change correctly?
[02:50] <Frijolie> when I installed it, I selected to encrypt my hard drive. Does that have anything to do with it?
[02:51] <FlashGordon2000> is there a way to run multiple displays in 8.10?
[02:51] <starcannon> Frijolie what version of ubuntu? what video card? Is direct rendering working (glxinfo | grep direct)?
[02:51] <FlashGordon2000> i cant get it to detect the second display
[02:51] <Z3ro3X> hector__, Lance is that you?
[02:51] <histo> FlashGordon2000: what type of card?
[02:51] <zonyl> I have a server that cannot run KVM, however, need to host virtual machines.  What is the recommended VM tool to use assuming I will migrate to KVM in about a year or so?   I have many years of experience with VMWare however I am a bit tired of the maintenance of the kernel modules and would like a more integrated solution to ubuntu.  Any opinions?
[02:51] <FlashGordon2000> histo: nvidia
[02:51] <dft> anybody else experiencing frequent locking of X11/compiz while running cube/rotate cube or Expo?
[02:51] <histo> !twinview | FlashGordon2000
[02:52] <Frijolie> starcannon: Well, I just upgraded to 4.09, It's a lappy so it's integraded but Intel 965
[02:52] <starcannon> FlashGordon2000 use nvidia-settings sometimes takes a bit of fiddling about, but I have always had success with it
[02:52] <FlashGordon2000> starcannon Ill attempt it
[02:52] <Frijolie> starcannon: direct rendering: Yes
[02:52] <troll> jwzwa, any luck? what mod do i need to use to get drives to popup on my desktop?
[02:53] <ienorand> Frijolie: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/IntelPerformance
[02:53] <jwzwa> troll well you never answered my question.
[02:53] <JohnnyBGoode> can anyone help me with starcraft?
[02:53] <jwzwa> troll where are you mounting the drive?
[02:53] <Kilo> My notebook cannot restart.Can someone help me
[02:53] <Ben90> does anyone here know how to get a gameport controller to work in 9.04?
[02:53] <starcannon> Frijolie you mean 9.04? if so I've been reading that intel chipsets are being a problem child in that beta version of Ubuntu, first I'd recommend trying 8.10, and second if your REALLY REALLY bent on using 9.04 then try the #ubuntu+1 channel thats where the 9.04 talk is happening
[02:53] <jwzwa> troll i have no idea. all drives that are showing up on my desktop appear under /media (iPod, for example).
[02:53] <lexvegas> Kilo: you might want to elaborate, so people have a better idea of what you mean
[02:54] <ienorand> JohnnyBGoode: http://koti.mbnet.fi/~hoppq/sc-howto.html
[02:54] <FlashGordon2000> starcannon, works
[02:54] <starcannon> FlashGordon2000 you can start me a beer tab anywhere in spokane wa ;)
[02:54] <Psywiped_> jwzwa remove the battery an adapter
[02:54] <Frijolie> ienorand: is this something new? It was snappy when I ran Intrepid...I don't know if it's Jaunty, encrypted hdd, or now everyone is thinking it's video card?
[02:54] <gartral> Ben90: having same issues in 8.10
[02:54] <Psywiped_> jwzwa remove the battery and* adapter
[02:54] <invernizzi>                                  ps aux | sort +2n | tail -20
[02:54] <Ben90> what do you mean?
[02:54] <FlashGordon2000> starcannon, id be a long drive from down here in san jose, ca :P
[02:54] <jwzwa> Psywiped_ wrong person lol
[02:55] <Psywiped_> still works
[02:55] <starcannon> FlashGordon2000 lol nod
[02:55] <Frijolie> starcannon, well 9.04 is a full release in a few days though..right?
[02:55] <jwzwa> haha
[02:55] <ienorand> JohnnyBGoode: nevermind, that seems to be an old and gone guide...
[02:55] <troll> not having mounting issue..just want them to show up on the desktop
[02:55] <starcannon> Frijolie yep, but a lot can and usually does change even within the last 24 hours of a release candidate.
[02:55] <Ben90> all i want to do is make my controller work in 9.04
[02:55] <dotblank> Ben90: what controller?
[02:55] <jwzwa> troll i understand that, but i think if you want this to work, it has to be in a particular location
[02:55] <Psywiped_> jwzwa just do it! nikie swish
[02:56] <jwzwa> hahaha
[02:56] <Ben90> dotblank, its a gravis GamePad Pro
[02:56] <ienorand> Frijolie: Intel in jaunty is notoriously problematic, but do jump into #ubuntu+1 for jaunty support
[02:56] <jwzwa> troll the reason i think that is because my cdrom and ipod show up on my desktop when mounted and they have dedicated folders in /media
[02:57] <Psywiped_> jwzwa anything mounted in media shows up there
[02:57] <Frijolie> ienorand, so it has everything to do with my video card/driver ?
[02:57] <dotblank> Ben90: most joypads should work unless they are bad joysticks
[02:57] <Ben90> it worked before in 8.04
[02:57] <ienorand> Frijolie: Possibly... could be more than one thing...
[02:58] <Tas> o;
[02:58] <Ben90> dotblank: it worked before in 8.04
[02:58] <hector__> I have problems with the built in microphone on my laptop and want to fix it without breaking my sound how would I do this?
[02:58] <jwzwa> Psywiped_ yeah that's why i was wondering where he had the sd card mounted if not in /media. my card reader shows on the desktop:-)
[02:58] <jcapinc> hey, I am working on a friends new Toshiba Satellite, just out the shop, and the wireless does not seem to work and even the ethernet is unreliable, I have had internet problems before with toshibas any tips?
[02:58] <invernizzi> Frijolie: just to be sure, could you paste the output of :  ps  -o pcpu,args -e|sort -k1|tail -n 3
[02:58] <Ben90> dotblank, how do you enable it in 9.04?
[02:59] <starcannon> Ben90 you can try: http://linuxgamingtoday.wordpress.com/2008/01/24/install-and-use-usb-based-gamepads-in-ubuntu/
[02:59] <Tas> Hey there
[02:59] <troll> ok then what is the full location? trying to understand
[02:59] <dotblank> Ben90: I hate regression problems,,, have you tried creating a new user account or watch dmesg when you plug it in?
[02:59] <karamella> HI
[02:59] <Ben90> no.
[02:59] <Ben90> why?
[02:59] <karamella> hi
[03:00] <Ben90> dotblank, i know it works
[03:00] <Tas> Uh, I just had to reformat my Intrepid partition, and I wanted to know if I should jsut go for Jackalope's Release candidate, hoping it might have better support for a few things
[03:00] <Ben90> like i said before it worked in 8.04
[03:00] <Frijolie> invernizzi, http://pastebin.com/m78d95c0d
[03:00] <Psywiped_> yep jaunty is stable
[03:01] <dotblank> type "watch "dmesg | tail"" into the terminal and plug and unplig the controller
[03:01] <Tas> I have a Macbook 5,1, the late 2008 models? And I'm operating a triple boot with OS X Leopard and a Windows 7 Partition that I also have to reinstall later
[03:01] <Ben90> ok 1 sec
[03:01] <Tas> Since I somehow murdered both Ubuntu and Windows :C
[03:01] <Z3ro3X> hector__, What kind of computer do you have?
[03:02] <Psywiped_> tas nice
[03:02] <Frijolie> ubuntu+1 is a ghost town
[03:02] <hector__> Z3ro3X, its an eee pc
[03:02] <starcannon> Frijolie someone is in there trying to answer your question
[03:02] <Psywiped_> you should see ubuntu-1 then
[03:03] <hector__> Z3ro3X, its the 1000 version
[03:03] <Tas> Yeah, really. I failed hard on that, I should've read up more before I messed with the partitions. But what I wanna know is if Jaunty plays nice with the Macbook
[03:03] <Burntresistor> im working on a python formula if i needed to square room the whole formula  which i would encompass in ()   but already needs parathesis for other parts can do it twice ?
[03:03] <Tas> I figure Intrepid does it well enough, but I dunno about Jaunty
[03:03] <gartral> dotblank: im following you and ben90's convo, im having the same issue
[03:03] <Z3ro3X> hector__, My brother was having a similar problem with his mic on an Acer notebook.  I couldn't ever figure it out.
[03:03] <gooody> hi, just want to ask if someone knows the wine support channel?
[03:03] <D3RGPS31_> Is there a way to capture 3D models from applications in Ubuntu?
[03:03] <Psywiped_> hey you have to reformat the whole drive anyways might as well give it a try
[03:04] <hhp2k> gooody: #winehq
[03:04] <Burntresistor> root*
[03:04] <gooody> hhp2k: thanks a lot.
[03:04] <hector__> Z3ro3X, oh man i have been looking for hours
[03:04] <hhp2k> gooody: You're welcome :)
[03:04] <Ben90> dotblank, gartral, i'm gonna pastebin it
[03:04] <Psywiped_> hey taz you have to reformat the whole drive anyways might as well give it a try
[03:04] <Tas> True
[03:04] <Z3ro3X> hector__, You wouldn't happen to be in the Army would you.  My brother is in the Army stationed I think in El Paso.  Isn't that near Waco?
[03:04] <Tas> Thanks Psywiped
[03:04] <Tas> O:
[03:04] <Tas> I guess I will, then
[03:05] <maxbaldwin> How do you turn on sshd?
[03:05] <zonyl> hector__: Have you tried Eeebuntu?
[03:05] <Psywiped_> Tas just do all the partitions before you install stuff
[03:05] <Psywiped_> and backup your grub
[03:05] <histo> maxbaldwin: sudo aptitude install ssh
[03:05] <Psywiped_> !grub
[03:05] <gartral> dotblank: no change for me, im suspecting a bum port
[03:05] <dotblank> maxbaldwin: sudo /etc/init.d/sshd start (or somthing like it)
[03:06] <Kilo> I cannot reboot my computer when I use LiveCD
[03:06] <hector__> Z3ro3X, Texas is big and it is kind of close to Waco. I am only a college student.
[03:06] <Tas> Thanks, I will backup
[03:06] <maxbaldwin> histo: I have opensshinstalled already.  dotblank, that wasn't working. But ssh isn't installed, that's probably why it doesn't work...
[03:06] <invernizzi> Frijolie: if your problem was caused by disk encryption, you should have a high cpu load caused by the program that actually does the encryption. You don't, so it's not the case. Try to run glxgears and tell me the frame rate that that utility writes on the console (after a little while, it should be like " 11770 frames in 5.0 seconds = 2353.889 FPS
[03:06] <invernizzi> ).
[03:06] <hector__> Z3ro3X, yeah I have tried it. I just wanted to try the latest ubuntu
[03:06] <Tas> Actually my partitions screwing up was my fault, I deleted the Linux Swap partition thinking it was useless.
[03:06] <Tas> ...yeah
[03:06] <histo> maxbaldwin: ssh is just a meta package for the openssh server package.
[03:07] <mythicalbox> i'm trying to install ubuntu 6.10 on a machine, it is crashing after i click on the button to "try ubuntu without any change to this computer", i get an "end trace 4eaa2a86a8e2da22" message, how can i debug or fix this?
[03:07] <Ben90> dotblank, gartral, go to http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d6c7e5a72
[03:07] <histo> maxbaldwin: once its installed it should be on and listening on port 22 by default.  Settings are in /etc/ssh and you can start stop status by sudo /etc/init.d/ssh start
[03:07] <Psywiped_> tas the swap partition should be 2x the amount of ram you have
[03:07] <Tas> Yeah, I know that now
[03:07] <Kilo> Can someine help me
[03:07] <Z3ro3X> hector__, I think that was zonyl  asking you about Eeebuntu.
[03:07] <evantandersen> I'm having a problem compiling a module against my kernel
[03:07] <Psywiped_> tas and you could use a live cd to make it again
[03:08] <Tas> The Linux Swap?
[03:08] <Tas> I did that, but it didnt work
[03:08] <Tas> The system only worked again after I reinstalled the whole deal
[03:08] <evantandersen> here is the output: http://pastebin.ca/1396971
[03:08] <Psywiped_> tas you might have to edit fstab
[03:08] <hector__> oh man it started with a z so i just that it was you
[03:08] <Tas> And by then I'd managed to corrupt windows 7 :O
[03:08] <maxbaldwin> histo: sudo /etc/ssh start, or sshd?
[03:08] <invernizzi> Kilo: can you describe a little more?
[03:09] <hector__> zonyl, I have tried eee ubuntuu I just want to have the latest ubuntu.
[03:09] <Psywiped_> taz would that be corrupton of a minor?
[03:09] <zonyl> hector__: Yah, that was me.  I had so many issues with my eeepc wifi / audio / etc, that I ended up putting the netbook remix on it.  Life is good on that machine now.
[03:09] <dotblank> Ben90: is it usb?
[03:09] <Psywiped_> is it safe?
[03:09] <Ben90> dotblank, its a gameport joystick
[03:09] <hector__> zonyl, does wine work in the netbook remix?
[03:10] <Tas> Honestly? I have no idea. Windows wanted me to run..what was it
[03:10] <Tas> chkdsk /f
[03:10] <Tas> but it said the volume was write protected
[03:10] <zonyl> hector__: Never had the occasion to use it.. Let me boot it up and try
[03:10] <Psywiped_> o that will mess some things up
[03:10] <Tas> I suppose it's a limitation caused by OS X and BootCamp, Or something to that effect
[03:10] <dotblank> Ben90: ah well now thats different
[03:10] <Tas> In any case, I formatted the partition and after Ubuntu finishes updating I'll go reinstall it
[03:10] <Ben90> dotblank, ok.
[03:11] <hector__> zonyl, thank you its just i need to get rossetta stone to work
[03:11] <Ben90> dotblank, so can you help me?
[03:11] <maxbaldwin> histo: ok, that worked. thanks. Would you also happen to know the location of cron, so I can add things to it...?
[03:11] <Psywiped_> yes wine will work on a netbook
[03:11] <Frijolie> invernizzi, 4082 frames in 5.0 seconds = 816.101 FPS
[03:11] <Tas> So in essence the problem was solved; I just wanted to know if Jaunty was runnable on the Macbook 5,1
[03:11] <Tas> And if so whether it usually runs better or worse than Intrepid
[03:11] <dotblank> Ben90: have you tried this? http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-set-up-a-gameportgamepad-or-joystick-in-ubuntu.html
[03:12] <gartral> dotblank: i have the same thing, a gamport joystick and no way to set it up >.>
[03:12] <hector__> but does it work in the netbook remix of ubuntu?
[03:12] <Psywiped_> tas  a mac is just a expensive pc with fruit on it
[03:12] <Ben90> dotblank, 1 sec
[03:12] <Psywiped_> and missing a mouse button
[03:12] <Psywiped_> hector__ yes
[03:12] <Tas> USB normal mouse for the win, actually :O
[03:12] <Tas> So basically, yes?
[03:12] <Tas> Hooray
[03:12] <safruhani> hi, could u recommend any download manager for ubuntu 8.10
[03:12] <Tas> Thanks, both of you
[03:13] <SP3C7R3> apt
[03:13] <Tas> Safru
[03:13] <Tas> Just today I saw something about an integrated command line tool
[03:13] <Psywiped_> safruhani yea apt-get
[03:13] <safruhani> download manager ?
[03:13] <safruhani> like wget
[03:13] <safruhani> or smtg else
[03:13] <Tas> That makes the download text based or something like that
[03:13] <safruhani> really?
[03:13] <Psywiped_> safruhani sudo apt-get
[03:13] <safruhani> how strange
[03:13] <Tas> Is that apt-get, Psywiped?
[03:13] <zonyl> hector__: its installing.. 70M though.. doh
[03:14] <safruhani> thanks friends
[03:14] <Tas> Anyway, the point of the command-line tool is that it makes it alot faster supposedly
[03:14] <SP3C7R3> Tas, check pm
[03:14] <safruhani> Tas: which one it?
[03:14] <Ben90> dotblank, that does not help me at all.
[03:14] <invernizzi> Frijoile: it's pretty high, so also your video card is fine. Let's see if some program is using the disk too much. try to install iotop (with aptitude install iotop) and run iotop  -o -b  -n 2 -d2.
[03:14] <Psywiped_> safruhani its sudo apt-get
[03:14] <[_FireSoul_]> good morning guyz
[03:14] <Psywiped_> safruhani to install its sudo apt-get install <app>
[03:14] <dotblank> Ben90: well it should allow you to load a module that acts a joystick
[03:14] <Z3ro3X> I'm in the middle of upgrading (packages still downloading) to 9.  When it's done I plan on using the live cd to convert the file system from ext3 to ext4.  Once that's all done and I run fsck and all that can I just reboot?  Or does Grub need something fancy done to it?
[03:15] <[_FireSoul_]> I have got a problem .. after a while i get some thing on screen like reloading postfix configuration and i have to log in again but its a fresh login so all my work is gone
[03:15] <Psywiped_> !apt-get
[03:15] <Ben90> dotblank, i already have joydev and grip set in the /etc/modules file
[03:16] <[_FireSoul_]> my crash report says
[03:16] <[_FireSoul_]> xorg closed unexpectedly
[03:16] <dotblank> Ben90: how about the module for the gameport?
[03:16] <gartral> dotblank: i have said module loaded, i need to configure it
[03:16] <Frijolie> invernizzi, http://pastebin.com/m9af0748
[03:16] <Psywiped_> [_FireSoul_] yea anytime you restart x its leaving and loging out of your user session
[03:16] <Ben90> dotblank, pleas pm me
[03:17] <gartral> !pm | ben90
[03:17] <Ben90> please*
[03:17] <[_FireSoul_]> Psywiped_, its like i am doing some thing and in b/w it shows me a screen reloading postfix
[03:17] <[_FireSoul_]> and i have got to login again
[03:17] <Psywiped_> [_FireSoul_] if X crashes your going to have to log back in
[03:18] <Ben90> dotblank , what do i have to type?
[03:18] <dotblank> Ben90: lsmod
[03:18] <Ben90> ok 1 sec.
[03:18] <[_FireSoul_]> Yeah Psywiped_ but how do prevent it from crashing
[03:18] <Psywiped_> man i hate driving in the rain
[03:18] <zonyl> hector__: It works fine.  Im playing minesweeper
[03:18] <[_FireSoul_]> I use nVidia ..if that may help
[03:18] <Psywiped_> [
[03:19] <Psywiped_> [_FireSoul_] not sure why its crashing
[03:19] <[_FireSoul_]> do i paste some where the crash report
[03:19] <[_FireSoul_]> that i got
[03:19] <[_FireSoul_]> ?
[03:19] <Ben90> dotblank, it says "gameport               19340  2 grip,snd_ens1371"
[03:19] <Newfie_rich> can some one name a good program for watching dvd's?
[03:20] <dotblank> Ben90: does the js0 device exist in /dev/input
[03:20] <[_FireSoul_]> Psywiped_, i got some hint in the crash report The problem cannot be reported:
[03:20] <[_FireSoul_]> You have some obsolete package versions installed. Please upgrade the following packages and check if the problem still occurs:
[03:20] <zonyl> Newfie_rich: vlc
[03:20] <[_FireSoul_]> guess will do that
[03:20] <[_FireSoul_]> later
[03:20] <[_FireSoul_]> :D
[03:20] <FloodBot1> [_FireSoul_]: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:20] <[_FireSoul_]> thanks
[03:20] <Z3ro3X> Newfie_rich, VLC
[03:20] <safruhani> Psywiped_: i'm trying to download a video or music file from url.. apt-get isn't suitable i think ?
[03:20] <Newfie_rich> I am using totem movie player, and it won't run the dvd i am trying
[03:20] <Newfie_rich> thanks guys I will give that a try
[03:20] <hector__> zonyl, thank you for your time
[03:20] <safruhani> Psywiped_: i've tried, but get en invalid error .
[03:21] <gartral> dotblank: i have js0 and js1 (which makes sense, as i have two joysticks, on USB, one gameport
[03:21] <invernizzi> Frijoile: even this seems perfectly fine. can you tell me a little more about your problem? have you noticed anything unusual? (and give me the output of "free -m" too)
[03:21] <gartral> )
[03:21] <unclemike> i know in most distro...to boot cli....you to /etc/iftab   ......and change 5 to 3....where is that in ubuntu
[03:21] <Psywiped_> safruhani are you looking for somthing for FF?
[03:21] <Ben90> dotblank, not it does not
[03:21] <dotblank> gartral: and jscalibrate does not work?
[03:21] <Psywiped_> a good extension for downloading files in FF is downthemall
[03:21] <safruhani> pyrak: no, opera i use
[03:22] <dotblank> Ben90: what soundcard do you have?
[03:22] <zonyl> I have an 8.10 server that I need to host some vm's on.  I cant run KVM, so I was wondering what the next best choice is for integration into ubuntu?  Qemu, Xen, or VirtualBox?
[03:22] <safruhani> pyrak: i'm sorry
[03:22] <`brandon`> how do i open a .rar file?
[03:22] <Ben90> dotblank i have a "snd_ens1371"
[03:22] <safruhani> `brandon`: apt-get install unrar then, unrar x name_of_extract_file
[03:23] <gartral> dotblank: i didnt have it at all, after installing it, it sees my USB stick, on sec, ill test the GP one
[03:23] <nomad> :-D
[03:23] <nomad> I like RC 904
[03:23] <nroot7> While installing ubuntu I completed the network setup manually. Now my ethernet address remains same and in network manager it comes as unmanaged. How can I undo this to DHCP again?
[03:23] <safruhani> Psywiped_: isn't it for gnome or ubuntu download manager?_
[03:23] <Psywiped_> zonyl ive had sucess with virtualbox
[03:23] <gartral> dotblank: it does not see the gameport joystick
[03:23] <gerber> whats's new on ubuntu 9.04
[03:23] <syntax\> system time has issues, how can i manually set it to pht? +8gmt..
[03:23] <nomad> janitor mainly
[03:23] <nomad> like sweeper for MS Windows
[03:23] <dotblank> gartral: but you have an entry for js1?
[03:24] <Psywiped_> safruhani i have no idea anymore what your trying to do
[03:24] <Ben90> dotblank?
[03:24] <dotblank> Ben90: hmm im not too sure.
[03:24] <Ben90> gartral?
[03:24] <hector__> the notifications are new
[03:24] <dotblank> Ben90: in theory it should work
[03:24] <MoshutZu> Noroc baieti :-)
[03:24] <WebcamWonder> nroot7: Check your /etc/network/interfaces, and see if the interface is configured there
[03:24] <gerber> how can i do vpn connetion just like windows
[03:24] <gartral> dotblank: negative, i do not
[03:24] <hector__> the new ubuntu boots up really fastt on an eeepc
[03:24] <safruhani> Psywiped_: i^m trying to download a file (jpg,mp3,avi etc..) and trying to find a download manager.. what do you use for?
[03:24] <Psywiped_> !openvpm
[03:25] <Psywiped_> !openvpn
[03:25] <BladeNBrocade> wget
[03:25] <safruhani> BladeNBrocade: without wget?
[03:25] <BladeNBrocade> curl
[03:25] <safruhani> :)
[03:25] <safruhani> excpet curl :P
[03:25] <Psywiped_> safruhani yea use Firefox get the addon downthemall
[03:25] <BladeNBrocade> check firefox plugins
[03:25] <safruhani> Psywiped_: BladeNBrocade i don't use firefox
[03:25] <safruhani> i don't like it
[03:25] <BladeNBrocade> thats odd
[03:26] <dotblank> gartral: but you said this " i have js0 and js1 (which makes sense, as i have two joysticks, on USB, one gameport"
[03:26] <BladeNBrocade> what exactly are u trying to accomplish?
[03:26] <nroot7> WebcamWonder: Thanks
[03:26] <gartral> dotblank: i have both devices, but jscalibrator only sees js0
[03:26] <Psywiped_> safruhani i dont know of any other download accelarators for linux then because all i use is FF
[03:26] <dotblank> gartral: try manually entering it
[03:26] <WebcamWonder> safruhani: There are some standalone download manager, aria2, and a few more
[03:27] <BladeNBrocade> hmm download accelerators?
[03:27] <unclemike> how do i boot ubuntu 8.10 to run level 3
[03:27] <Psywiped_> same thing
[03:27]  * BladeNBrocade coughs
[03:27] <dotblank> gartral: Ben90: well im running out of ideas but this thread seems pretty good http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=330607
[03:27] <zonyl> hector__: Have you done the 'profile' switch on boot?  That sped up things quite a bit on my eeepc
[03:27] <BladeNBrocade> <---laughing now
[03:27] <safruhani> BladeNBrocade: for curl and wget, i want to download the whole directory, for wget; using -c , but it brings lots of unnecessary files also, can i explain the proble?
[03:27] <WebcamWonder> BladeNBrocade: A few of them do accelerate using the multi-connection approach
[03:27] <BladeNBrocade> WebcamWonder: im well aware
[03:27] <BladeNBrocade> which in affect slows the connection no?
[03:27] <BladeNBrocade> lol
[03:27] <gartral> dotblank: says the device is not accessable
[03:28] <safruhani> Psywiped_: thank for your patient
[03:28] <WebcamWonder> BladeNBrocade: Leeching is only useful if the server is throttling. Else, it is kinda pointless
[03:28] <troll> jwzwa you are correct, all of my mounted media is i '/media' and it works but somewhere along the way i turned that feature off. now i just want it back . I THOUGHT THAT IT WOULD BE EASY  to put my media drives on the desktop...guess i was wrong
[03:28] <dotblank> gartral: :( if I only had your hardware
[03:28] <BladeNBrocade> safruhani:
[03:28] <invernizzi> safruhani: try aria2. It's awsome. "ria2 is a command line download client with resuming and segmented
[03:28] <invernizzi>  downloading. Supported protocols are HTTP/HTTPS/FTP/BitTorrent and it also
[03:28] <invernizzi>  supports Metalink.
[03:28] <invernizzi> "
[03:28] <BladeNBrocade> wget -A
[03:28] <FloodBot1> invernizzi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:28] <BladeNBrocade> is an accept list
[03:28] <dotblank> !paste invernizzi
[03:28] <BladeNBrocade> wget -r -A jpg mp3  would only download those type of files
[03:28] <dotblank> !paste | invernizzi
[03:28] <hector__> zonyl, no i havent. i just like showing how fast ubuntu linux is to everyone i meet and how fast it boots
[03:28] <Psywiped_> BladeNBrocade no because most servers limit  the down speed for each connection
[03:28] <BladeNBrocade> Psywiped_: that too
[03:29] <BladeNBrocade> so in affect..
[03:29] <`brandon`> !rar | brandon
[03:29] <BladeNBrocade> ur slowing the connection or even blocking it,, using a 'download accelerator'
[03:29] <gartral> dotblank: i could give you ssh..
[03:29] <safruhani> ok thanks for sharing BladeNBrocade
[03:29] <BladeNBrocade> safruhani: no problem
[03:29] <`brandon`> okay i downloaded that rar thing
[03:29] <zonyl> unclemike: Thats a darn good question..  Ubuntu has a weird way about using run levels.
[03:29] <`brandon`> now how do i open it?
[03:29] <marshall> i think tmediavn is spamming, he just messaged me some random url
[03:29] <dotblank> gartral: If you do Ill see what i can do..
[03:29] <Ben90> gartral?
[03:30] <thiebaude> marshall: yea he is
[03:30] <unclemike> zonyl: i want to boot into command line....
[03:30] <Ben90> dotblank?
[03:30] <paulOr> can someone help me setup wifi on my ubuntu server, im not having much luck :(
[03:30] <faus> hello, I am trying to install murrine, and I've selected it in the package manager, and its installed, but i cant figure out how to use it with gnome.. any ideas?
[03:31] <tmediavn> WWW.TMEDIA.VN/TREONICK <---- WELCOME !
[03:31] <BladeNBrocade> grrr i thought this remote connection was dead.. it was hung..!!ArGh!!
[03:31] <zonyl> unclemike:  It will pay attention to 'S' but not the [0-9] runlevels on boot
[03:32] <BladeNBrocade> paulOr: set it up to do what?
[03:32] <invernizzi> faus: murrine is an engine, so you should just select a theme that uses it, and you should be fine.
[03:32] <troll> can anyone help me get my drives to show up on the desktop?
[03:32] <zonyl> unclemike: In the end I just wacked gdm out of init and always boot into command line, then start gdm if I have to
[03:32] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: so iv got wireless internet connection
[03:32] <faus> invernizzi: so i can just load the themes regularly then? I thought there would be a special application for configuring it
[03:32] <paulOr> just as a server, not as the router or anything
[03:32] <unclemike> zonyl: init
[03:33] <invernizzi> troll: execute gconf-editor /apps/nautilus/desktop
[03:33] <BladeNBrocade> is the card recognized? is the interface up? does iwlist <interface> scan produce ESSIDs?
[03:33] <faus> invernizzi: it was strange, i tried to compile it from source and the progrm couldnt find my gtk2.1 installs
[03:33] <BladeNBrocade> how far have you gotten?
[03:34] <`brandon`> i used sudo apt-get install rar but now how do i open a .rar file?
[03:34] <BladeNBrocade> wireless server?
[03:34] <unop> `brandon`,  rar x /path/to/file
[03:34] <BladeNBrocade> interesting
[03:34] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: i followed a tutorial i found, however i _thought_ the interface was wlan0, however after double checking it was wmaster0, so iv set it up completly wrong i think, but when i go to setup wmaster0 it just give me: operation not supported errors
[03:35] <WebcamWonder> `brandon`: Just double click on it, and it should open fine in Archive Manager
[03:35] <invernizzi> faus: no special application. If "gnome-appearance-properties" doesn't complain when you select a theme that use murrine, then it's ok. you can double check looking for errors in ~/.xsession-errors
[03:35] <BladeNBrocade> what does wlan0 say when you run those commands on it?
[03:35] <XiaolinDraconis> http://www.google.com/search?q=ubuntu+open+rar+files&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:unofficial&client=firefox-a
[03:35] <space_cadet> hey guys  I want to make a plugin for totem
[03:36] <gartral> unop, how do i unpack a zip file from my hard drive, to my flash drive (mounted, obviously)
[03:36] <invernizzi> faus: for the second question: did you install libgtk2.0-dev?
[03:36] <zonyl> unclemike: http://caulfield.info/emmet/2008/03/add-a-textonly-runlevel-to-ubu.html
[03:36] <troll> thanks that worked
[03:36] <unop> gartral,  (cd /path/to/flash_drive && unzip /path/to/file.zip)
[03:36] <BladeNBrocade> mv .zip /to/location/ ;cd /to/location/; unzip file.zip
[03:36] <unop> jeez
[03:37] <unclemike> zonyl: thanks
[03:37] <BladeNBrocade> hehe
[03:37] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: wlan0     No scan results
[03:37] <space_cadet> anyone know the basics for making a totem plugin?
[03:37] <BladeNBrocade> thats not right then.. what does lsmod | grep -i iw say?
[03:37] <BladeNBrocade> or in fact...
[03:37] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: nothing at all
[03:38] <BladeNBrocade> is there a wireless network in range?
[03:38] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: yes
[03:38] <c0l2e> how can I umount cifs before networkmanager disabled on shutdown/restart?
[03:38] <BladeNBrocade> and if that says nothing at all.. it sounds like the wireless modules aren't enabled no?
[03:38] <faus> invernizzi: not sure, whatever was installed from the default intrepid livecd
[03:38] <unclemike> zonyl: i ran update and now gnome wont start...just get desktop back ground.....with no panel no right click of the mouse
[03:39] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: i _think_ they are, i may be wrong though: http://www.imghostr.net/uploads/31296611162785282128.jpg
[03:39] <psywiped> afterburners GO
[03:40] <BladeNBrocade> but it says the wireless interface is disabled there
[03:40] <paulOr> o0o
[03:40] <paulOr> i thought doing the walk through tutorial would enable it :D

[03:40] <BladeNBrocade> hmm
[03:41] <BladeNBrocade> can i have the link to the walk thru tutorial?
[03:41] <paulOr> http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-troubleshoot-wireless-network-connection-in-ubuntu.html
[03:41] <BladeNBrocade> try to down and up the interface,, is the wireless switch on?
[03:41] <paulOr> wireless is on yea, my laptop/phone are connected to it right now
[03:42] <BladeNBrocade> dhclient <wireless interface> shows what?
[03:42] <psywiped> o god so much blood
[03:42] <psywiped> dam mac book air
[03:42] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: just to make it clear, interface is wmaster0 yea? not wlan0 ?
[03:43] <BladeNBrocade> my wireless int is wlan0
[03:43] <invernizzi> faus: to compile things, you need additional packets (the ones that end in -dev). that is, in simple words, because normal packets are just "compiled" binaries (aka programs). they do not contain all the "stuff" that the compiler needs to know to use those libraries. the -dev packets fill that gap, putting, for instance, header files in /usr/include.
[03:43] <BladeNBrocade> i think wmaster is meant for something else
[03:43] <psywiped> breaking news man commits sucide with mac book air slits wrists
[03:43] <Ben90> how do i downgrade back to 8.04?
[03:43] <taco> hey guys ! i should have picked the nickname 'idiot' 'cuz i'm feeling like one about now...
[03:43] <WebcamWonder> BladeNBrocade: wmaster usually pops up with atheros cards, with the real interface being ath0 (in my experience)
[03:44] <psywiped> Ben90 do you have a wand?
[03:44] <Ben90> huh?
[03:44] <BladeNBrocade> i see
[03:44] <Ben90> very funny.
[03:44] <Genolo> i'm running ubuntu now should i switch to kubuntu?
[03:44] <Genolo> since it is easy
[03:44] <Genolo> to switch i mean
[03:44] <BladeNBrocade> from my understanding wmaster is used internally in 802.11 talk and shouldn't be touched
[03:44] <taco> what is mysql and i bet somebody will tell me to google it...
[03:44] <Knirgh> Genolo: Why
[03:44] <BladeNBrocade> wlan is ur concern
[03:44] <Genolo> i don't know i hear some people like kubuntu better
[03:44] <hhp2k> Hey everyone. Ubuntu 8.04 here.  I'm trying to install a GDM theme and would like to see how it looks before I decide on it completely - is there any way to access my login window WITHOUT logging off my current session?
[03:44] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: http://www.imghostr.net/uploads/2742871850505063172.jpg
[03:45] <Ben90> ha ha.
[03:45] <XiaolinDraconis> then why didnt u google it first taco
[03:45] <space_cadet> hey guys  I want to make a plugin for totem that will parse all the PLS links from DI.fm
[03:45] <Knirgh> taco: it's a database system, wikipedia for more info :)
[03:45] <WebcamWonder> paulOr: Could you pastebin ifconfig?
[03:45] <taco> good question- i was hoping for some 'inside info'
[03:45] <invernizzi> taco: it's a language to make and query databases
[03:45] <BladeNBrocade> so the access point never gave u a ip address
[03:45] <Knirgh> Genolo: just type "sudo apt-get install kde" and you'll have kubuntu
[03:46] <taco> thanks guys - gotta go....wiki, huh? good idea ...
[03:46] <BladeNBrocade> are u using wep or wpa?
[03:46] <Genolo> yes but is it better Knirgh?
[03:46] <paulOr> WebcamWonder: http://pastie.org/451944
[03:46] <h8red> totem doesn't seem like it's worth a crap.  i got vlc to use instead
[03:46] <Knirgh> Genolo: KDE or Gnome.. it's personal taste
[03:46] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: WPA-PSK
[03:46] <Genolo> ahh i don't know what to pick
[03:46] <WebcamWonder> paulOr: Great, and iwconfig please
[03:47] <Genolo> can i try kubuntu without killing ubuntu?
[03:47] <XiaolinDraconis> KDE and Gnome can work side by sid eeven
[03:47] <psywiped> sudo apt-get install kubuntu is better
[03:47] <psywiped> yes genolo
[03:47] <Genolo> how
[03:47] <Knirgh> Genolo: you can try out both.. if u typed my command you can log out and choose "KDE" in sessions to try out kde
[03:47] <paulOr> WebcamWonder: http://pastie.org/451945
[03:47] <Genolo> how do i make them work side by side :o
[03:47] <dotblank> HALPZ! I has encrypted drive in linux can I use it in windows?
[03:48] <Knirgh> !language | dotblank
[03:48] <zamba> i have a problem.. i've a user directory shared (nfs) between quite a few number of users.. to prevent changes by one user being replicated to the others i've used unionfs and tmpfs on-top of this home folder.. problem is whenever i launch firefox the mounted directory fills up in no time..
[03:48] <psywiped> Genolo when you get to the login type option choice the kde one and there is a choic for session
[03:48] <zamba> the size is 20M
[03:48] <zamba> tmpfs uses ram, right?
[03:48] <BladeNBrocade> zamba: yes
[03:48] <XiaolinDraconis> Genolo they answered you for me
[03:48] <WebcamWonder> paulOr: That almost shows that your wireless is configured. do a, sudo ifconfig wlan0 up && sudo iwlist wlan0 scan
[03:48] <zamba> BladeNBrocade: so instead of using tmpfs, then maybe i could do some rebinding from /tmp or similar?
[03:48] <invernizzi> Genolo: you log out of your user, choose the "Sessions" menu in the login screen, and it will show you a list of desktop managers installed. You choose the one you want and login
[03:48] <BladeNBrocade> yep as i said u should up and down the interface and try again
[03:48] <Genolo> ah i see
[03:49] <zamba> BladeNBrocade: instead of "wasting" memory..?
[03:49] <XiaolinDraconis> F10 at login screen to get options and choose session
[03:49] <Linuz2009> Hi, my computer need a sound device
[03:49] <mythicalbox> hello, i'm trying to install ubuntu 6.10 on a machine, it crashes after i choose "try ubuntu without any change to this computer", i get an "end trace 4eaa2a86a8e2da22" message, how can i debug or fix this?
[03:49] <Genolo> so if i type sudo apt-get install kde in the terminal it should work?
[03:49] <BladeNBrocade> u would use a tmpfs if u need the speed of memory.. but if u have no reason leave tmp as is
[03:49] <Knirgh> mythicalbox: try later distributions such as 8.10
[03:49] <psywiped> i like the kde login and the gnome session
[03:49] <zamba> BladeNBrocade: this is not for /tmp
[03:49] <kinja-sheep> invernizzi: Is it possible to install Kubuntu and start a new sessions without shutting down a current X session?  Switching between Ubuntu + Kuduntu?  Everything would be on their positions (windows and whatnot).
[03:49] <Genolo> when i type 'sudo apt-get install kde' into terminal i get errors
[03:50] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade | WebcamWonder: http://www.imghostr.net/uploads/74431438478862903125.jpg
[03:50] <zamba> BladeNBrocade: i use it to create a layer on-top of an existing home directory to prevent permanent changes to it
[03:50] <dotblank> ohh.. you need to mount .mozilla in ram
[03:50] <mythicalbox> Knirgh: I'm sorry, that was a typo, i am using 8.10
[03:50] <Knirgh> Genolo: pastebin the errors would be more useful
[03:50] <BladeNBrocade> hmm
[03:50] <BladeNBrocade> interesting
[03:50] <psywiped> Genolo type sudo apt-get install kubuntu
[03:50] <Knirgh> mythicalbox: what graphic card do you have?
[03:50] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade | WebcamWonder: iv got it plugged into my router atm via cat5, i dont know if that is stopping it or something maybe?
[03:50] <dotblank> zamba: you could link .mozilla to /tmp folder
[03:50] <BladeNBrocade> hmm
[03:50] <jaymacdonald> how do I compile my very own Linux kernel in order to increase my l33tness to over 9000 levels?
[03:50] <mythicalbox> Knirgh: I'm not sure, i'll turn off the computer and look
[03:51] <h8red> is gnome or kde the better choice
[03:51] <kinja-sheep> jaymacdonald: Learn Gentoo. ;3
[03:51] <psywiped> jaymacdonald read the gentoo install handbook it tells you how
[03:51] <BladeNBrocade> paulOr: i've only see that be the issues on Vista..
[03:51] <zamba> dotblank: wouldn't that also link the profile there?
[03:51] <Knirgh> h8red: i like gnome, but there is no "better" choice
[03:51] <BladeNBrocade> how is ur interfaces file set up or are u using nm?
[03:51] <jaymacdonald> I thought this was Ubuntu, not Gentoo, kinja-sheep
[03:51] <Tas> Say
[03:51] <zamba> dotblank: i think i just want the cache to go there
[03:51] <psywiped> e17 is sweet
[03:51] <kinja-sheep> h8red: It's all about preferences.
[03:51] <dotblank> zamba: yes or you could link a folder that caches further in .mozilla
[03:52] <kinja-sheep> !best | h8red
[03:52] <BladeNBrocade> it appears u never get an IP or speak to the IP from layer2
[03:52] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: no idea :s
[03:52] <h8red> how are they different exactly though?
[03:52] <Tas> Say
[03:52] <hhp2k> Hey everyone. Ubuntu 8.04 here.  I'm trying to install a GDM theme and would like to see how it looks before I decide on it completely - is there any way to access my login window WITHOUT logging off my current session?
[03:52] <Tas> KDE
[03:52] <Genolo> http://paste.ubuntu.com/154435/
[03:52] <BladeNBrocade> paul paste bin cat /etc/interfaces
[03:52] <kinja-sheep> jaymacdonald: You're talking about increasing your l33tness.  Gentoo is the answer.
[03:52] <Genolo> i get that error even with what psywiped said
[03:52] <BladeNBrocade> i mean /etc/network/interfaces
[03:52] <jaymacdonald> kinja-sheep, Fedora Core > Gentoo
[03:52] <jaymacdonald> k?
[03:52] <Knirgh> Genolo: shut down synaptic or Add/remove programs
[03:52] <Tas> Why do people say KDE is similar to Windows 7's new taskbar?
[03:52] <WebcamWonder> !ot | Tas
[03:53] <BladeNBrocade> wait
[03:53] <psywiped> Genolo whats the error?
[03:53] <jaymacdonald> !beingabitch WebcamWonder
[03:53] <Genolo>  now it says: sudo apt-get install kubuntu
[03:53] <paulOr> no such file or directory BladeNBrocade
[03:53] <BladeNBrocade> it sees ur wireless now i just looked at the screenshot =)
[03:53] <Genolo> err
[03:53] <BladeNBrocade> ur not looking in the right place then
[03:53] <Genolo> it says
[03:53] <Genolo> E: Couldn't find package kubuntu
[03:53] <BladeNBrocade> but anywho... it see ut AP now
[03:53] <invernizzi> kinja-sheep: you are making a little error. Kubuntu, like Ubuntu, is a "distribution", it is a way to install linux (the same difference that stands between Windows xP and Vista). you probably mean if you can run GNOME and KDE (which are "desktop managers") at the same time. You can, but why? you can use the programs that one offers inside the other without any problem. Can you explain what you need better?
[03:53] <BladeNBrocade> Pauls Wireless?
[03:53] <Knirgh> !enter | Genolo
[03:53] <usr13> Tas: Well, they don't say KDE is, but KDE4 is similar to Windows7
[03:53] <WebcamWonder> paulOr: Can you try connecting to your AP now using NM?
[03:54] <safruhani>  deco | does Linus Torvalds still use fedora?
[03:54] <paulOr> no idea what AP / NM is :D
[03:54] <psywiped> safruhani no i think he went to gentoo
[03:54] <usr13> Tas: A lot of Linux users still use KLE 3.9 or 3.10
[03:54] <Genolo> enter is punctuation dammit
[03:54] <BladeNBrocade> ur router
[03:54] <safruhani> i'm sorry about that post
[03:54] <WebcamWonder> paulOr: AP = Access Pointer, NM = Network Manager (the default GUI utility to connect to networks) :)
[03:54] <BladeNBrocade> nm = network manager
[03:54] <psywiped> Genolo try sudo apt-get install kde-desktop
[03:54] <WebcamWonder> paulOr: Access Point*
[03:54] <Genolo> holy crap 2 hours left
[03:54] <Genolo> o.o
[03:55] <BladeNBrocade> AP = Access Point which iw ould imagine is ur router
[03:55] <kinja-sheep> invernizzi: I'm quite comfortable with Gnome.  I wanted to know/experience the true benefits of running KDE.  If you do use KDE, do you by any chance know the package name that KDE use to "display" folders on the Desktop?
[03:55] <Genolo> sudo apt-get install kde worked
[03:55] <Genolo> but my internet connection is so slow this could take a while
[03:55] <paulOr> can i connect to it here? or on the server?
[03:55] <BladeNBrocade> ?
[03:55] <psywiped> o it might be sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[03:55] <Knirgh> Genolo: kde is the right one to install
[03:55] <tritium> Genolo: if you want kde, you really should install the full kubuntu-desktop
[03:55] <BladeNBrocade> paulOr: u connect to the AP when u join a wireless network
[03:55] <kinja-sheep> invernizzi: You're probably right.  I should mean KDE, not kubuntu.
[03:56] <BladeNBrocade> u connect to the router when plug in the cat 5
[03:56] <BladeNBrocade> ur already connected.. u need to see if u can connect wirelessly to the AP now that u up and down the interface
[03:56] <zamba> dotblank: i tried symlinking the Cache-folder out of the directory, but that didn't work either
[03:56] <psywiped> kubuntu also gets all the kde apps
[03:56] <Genolo> wait what now i'm confused
[03:56] <WebcamWonder> kinja-sheep: KDE4 uses plasmoids and widgets to show a specific directory on your desktop
[03:56] <BladeNBrocade> so how did u connect to the wireless network before?
[03:56] <BladeNBrocade> either from command line or network manager...
[03:56] <paulOr> i havent managed to get it connected before
[03:57] <zamba> dotblank: but what if i instead of using tmpfs uses something else.. just creates a new fs on a directory in /tmp?
[03:57] <dotblank> zamba: on the client machines what is their fstab?
[03:57] <Genolo> !enter | Knirgh
[03:57] <Genolo> aww
[03:57] <usr13> Tas: Actually, it's because of a video.  This site has link to it:  http://fwlug.org/
[03:57] <psywiped> Genolo dont worry after the kde install finishes you can run sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[03:57] <Genolo> AHAHAA
[03:57] <paulOr> its a fresh install :D doing this for first time, i ran through that tutorial and this is as far as iv got
[03:57]  * Genolo runs
[03:57] <zamba> dotblank: you mean the /home mount?
[03:57] <Genolo> okay
[03:57] <Tas> Weeeee
[03:57] <Tas> :C american internet I miss you
[03:57] <Tas> Come hoooome
[03:58] <Genolo> did i just overwrite the regular ubuntu?
[03:58] <BladeNBrocade> have u set the key to ur network?
[03:58] <zamba> dotblank: <IP_ADDRESS>:/data/homes/homenfs
[03:58] <tjz> hi guys
[03:58] <tjz> i don't think we need an anti virus program on ubuntu, right?
[03:58] <tjz> :P
[03:58] <invernizzi> kinja-sheep: the package is kdebase-workspace-bin. you can run "startkde" (or startkde4) to start the kde desktop, but if you want to try out kde, why don't you just enter into a kde session? kde AND gnome do not live perfectly well together
[03:58] <Tas> Hey friends and neighbors, does any...wat?
[03:58] <usr13> tjz: Right
[03:59] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: yes
[03:59] <Ben90> WTF!!!
[03:59] <psywiped> no Genolo
[03:59] <tritium> Ben90: easy there
[03:59] <Genolo> good :P
[03:59] <psywiped> Genolo your /home is safe
[04:00] <Ben90> tritium, how do i enable my joystick in 9.04?
[04:00] <Tas> Anyone here who runs the Steam game client and possibly Steam games through WINE?
[04:00] <usr13> Tas:  Your question is illegible
[04:00] <usr13> Tas: The last one is not.
[04:00] <kinja-sheep> invernizzi: I think I found what I'm looking for -- As you said it earlier ... Manager -- http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/kde
[04:00] <wstraus> hello people, I've been all over google trying to figure this one out. I have Ubuntu 8.10 on my computer and I'm tring to add Winxp i've got one root partition and one swap for ubuntu and one ntfs for the new windows, but the win installer only has one big unknown partition to choose to install to.
[04:00] <Ben90> i used to be able to set the line "options snd_ens1371 joystick=1" and it would work
[04:01] <Ben90> but not that wont work anymore.
[04:01] <mythicalbox> Knirgh: okay, it's a gigabyte gv-nx86s256h
[04:01] <wstraus> any ideas?
[04:01] <BladeNBrocade> are u using those drivers they say use in that manual?
[04:01] <Ben90> can anyone please help me?
[04:01] <Tas> Sorry usr13
[04:01] <Shivam> i need help installing an SSH program.
[04:02] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: it doesnt say to use drivers for WPA-PSK
[04:02] <usr13> wstraus: MS Windows is not (by default) capable of reading other file systems, (other than it's own native ones), so it is unable to read the Linux file system.
[04:02] <Tas> Well, Steam is a game client on Windows that you can buy games through and stuff
[04:02] <psywiped> wstraus yea get virtuebox format the ntfs to ext4 and install windows in vrutuebox
[04:02] <hhp2k> wstraus: Did the guys in #windows chase you out with pitchforks? :P
[04:02] <invernizzi> kinja-sheep: ok, so you want to *install* kde, not to run it with gnome. That guide is fine, but you don't need to install kdm (since you have gdm already working). Enjoy kde!
[04:02] <Ben90> i need help enabling my gameport joystick in 9.04
[04:02] <Tas> It's basically a cross of games database and a messenger, plus a store
[04:02] <usr13> wstraus: Also note that MS Windows is unable to boot from anywhere but the first partition on the first drive.
[04:02] <Tas> I know it's runnable through WINE, but I want to know how ell
[04:02] <psywiped> kdm is better
[04:02] <Tas> well*
[04:03] <Ben90> +
[04:03] <Ben90> oops.
[04:03] <Guest60459> how to download a video from youtube
[04:03] <Tas> WINE being the Linux/OSX program that I'm pretty sure mostly everyone here knows about
[04:03] <kinja-sheep> invernizzi: Well, I meant to run KDE without KDE's apps.  Isn't kdm what I'm looking for?
[04:03] <wstraus> did'nt try #windows, ah the ntfs partition is the last one on the drive. could that cause this?
[04:04] <Guest60459> how to download a video from youtube
[04:04] <psywiped> o god so much blood
[04:04] <Guest60459> tell me anybody
[04:04] <BladeNBrocade> try joining the network with the iwconfig command and using ur key in one line
[04:04] <Guest60459> help me please
[04:04] <psywiped> breaking news man commits sucide with mac book air found with slits wrists
[04:04] <starcannon> Guest60459 DownloadHelper addon for Firefox works quite nicely
[04:04] <BladeNBrocade> iwconfig wlan0 essid "My Network" mode managed key <key>
[04:04] <Shivam> can anyone help get a SSH program on my ubuntu?
[04:04] <wstraus> the weird thing is that there is 3 partitions but win install only sees one unknown that is the same size as my whole drive.
[04:04] <tritium> psywiped: please stay on topic
[04:05] <Guest60459> thanks
[04:05] <BladeNBrocade> apt-get install openssh-server
[04:05] <usr13> wstraus: If your PC is able to boot from a second drive, then add a new HD install MS Windows on that new one, and use the cmos settings to select OS.
[04:05] <tritium> Shivam: client is already installed.  "sudo apt-get install openssh-server" for the server.
[04:05] <Ben90> ubuntu SUCKS!!!!!1!!
[04:05] <tritium> Calm down, Ben90.
[04:05] <Shivam> thanks what about the client.
[04:05] <BladeNBrocade> Shivam: "apt-get install openssh-server"
[04:05] <usr13> Ben90:  Yea it sure does.  Tell us more.
[04:05] <BladeNBrocade> Shivam: "apt-get install openssh-client"
[04:05] <wstraus> usr13: that would be best but it's a laptop
[04:05] <psywiped> system commander works wonders
[04:05] <Shivam> thanks a lot.
[04:05] <BladeNBrocade> i believe thats installed automagically
[04:05] <Ben90> i don't know why i use a crappy os!!!
[04:05] <invernizzi> kinja-sheep: ok. you want to install just the "kdebase" package. execute "sudo aptitude install kdebase, then logout, in the login screen click the "Sessions" menu, choose KDE, and login again.
[04:06] <Linuz2009> there's no device in my volume control
[04:06] <Linuz2009> when I reboot my computer its gone
[04:06] <Shivam> Ben90 stop having an orgy please
[04:06] <Ben90> i'm not.
[04:06] <Linuz2009> anyone?
[04:06] <Ben90> i'm just mad.
[04:06] <starcannon> that word always makes me laugh
[04:06] <tritium> Ben90: this is not the place to throw your tantrum.
[04:06] <Linuz2009> hello?
[04:06] <Ben90> well then someone please help me.
[04:06] <space_cadet> Ben90, take a breath, light a cig, and tell us what happened
[04:06] <tritium> !patience | Ben90
[04:06] <Ben90> this is important.
[04:06] <usr13> Ben90: But I must tell you, we're not much into philosophy here.  Philosophical discussions don't play too well here.
[04:06] <kinja-sheep> invernizzi: Sounds about right.  Thanks!  Now I'm out to learn more about KDE. :)
[04:07]  * psywiped runs out of room screaming "o god no!"
[04:07] <Ben90> ok
[04:07] <BladeNBrocade> Ben90: get to the point
[04:07] <invernizzi> kinja-sheep:bye
[04:07] <Ben90> my joystick wont work
[04:07] <tritium> Ben90: joysticks are for games, which by definition are not important.
[04:07] <space_cadet> lol
[04:07] <Ben90> i don't care.
[04:07] <wstraus> i 2nd that
[04:07] <BladeNBrocade> incredible... when did the joystick stop working?
[04:07] <Ben90> i wanna play a game with my joystick.
[04:07] <tritium> Ben90: take it easy, or you'll be gone from here.
[04:08] <Ben90> ok sorry.
[04:08] <hhp2k> Ben90: Does the game run on Ubuntu?
[04:08] <space_cadet> ^^ natively?
[04:08] <BladeNBrocade> is the joystick supported on ubuntu?
[04:08] <Ben90> yes it does.
[04:08] <hhp2k> Ben90: Also, which version of Ubuntu do you have?
[04:08] <Ben90> yes.
[04:08] <Guest92430> tell me about download video from youtube
[04:08] <BladeNBrocade> has the joystick ever worked?
[04:08] <wstraus> thanks guys I'm gonna try moving my ntfs to the first partition on the drive.
[04:08] <space_cadet> Guest92430, install firefox
[04:09] <Ben90> i'm running 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope)
[04:09] <invernizzi> Ben90: paste here sudo lsmod|grep joy
[04:09] <tritium> BladeNBrocade: if you "apt-cache search youtube", you'll see a few options.
[04:09] <wstraus> I'm sure I'll be back later.
[04:09] <space_cadet> Guest92430, then install the firefox add on greasmonkey
[04:09] <nroot7> I have a question which may be politically incorrect to ask in this room, but its genuine. Why is that my internet experience, in terms of download speed, better in vista than in ubuntu? I just have fresh install of both, do I need to change some settings?
[04:09] <BladeNBrocade> tritium: awesome.. but i wouldn't need =)
[04:09] <usr13> wstraus: If you move your Linux partition, you will have problems.
[04:09] <starcannon> Guest92430 DownloadHelper addon for firefox
[04:09] <space_cadet> Guest92430, then hold on
[04:09] <Ben90> joydev                 18368  0
[04:10] <luddite> was the ubuntu release pushed back?
[04:10] <Ben90> does that help?
[04:10] <luddite> 9.04
[04:10] <space_cadet> Guest92430, then install this script into greasemonkey
[04:10] <space_cadet> http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/42213
[04:10] <usr13> wstraus: Better off to add another HD.
[04:10] <BladeNBrocade> is 9.04 even stable yet?
[04:10] <tritium> BladeNBrocade: wouldn't need what?
[04:10] <ernie_eu> nroot7: well, maybe it's because of IPv6
[04:10]  * psywiped returnes with the the buster sword
[04:10] <tritium> BladeNBrocade: ah, sorry, wrong nick.
[04:10] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: http://www.imghostr.net/uploads/6939484384828591850.jpg
[04:10] <BladeNBrocade> =)
[04:10] <invernizzi> Ben90: "ok, now execute: sudo rmmod joydev; sudo modprobe joydev; dmesg |tail" and paste the result on pastebin.com
[04:10] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: its appeared to have made a connection at some point ?
[04:10] <Ben90> ok 1 sec.
[04:10] <tritium> Guest92430: "apt-cache search youtube" will show you a few options, including clive, and youtube-dl.
[04:10] <wstraus> usr13: I thought I had done it before w/ a gparted live cd, I can't add a hd because it's a laptop.
[04:11] <space_cadet> tritium, check this out... http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/42213
[04:11] <Guest92430> how to use youtube-dl
[04:11] <tritium> space_cadet: thanks, but I prefer to stick with stuff in the repos.
[04:11] <BladeNBrocade> paulOr: i dont see that it connected from there
[04:11] <space_cadet> tritium, puts two links just belo the vid.
[04:11] <tritium> space_cadet: ok, thanks
[04:11] <ernie_eu> nroot7: I don't know how it looks in latest ubuntus but try disabling ipv6
[04:11] <space_cadet> tritium, I wrote it. and it's opensource
[04:12] <usr13> wstraus: If you move your Linux partitions to different places on the drive,  you will have problems, more than you are willing to solve - trust me.
[04:12] <tritium> space_cadet: nice
[04:12] <nroot7> ernie_eu: thanks for the tip, I will try this
[04:12] <paulOr> BladeNBrocade: its not connected, but thats my router control panel showing it, so it must have connected at some point
[04:12] <ernie_eu> nroot7: n
[04:12] <psywiped> Guest92430 the youtube issue isnt realy a ubuntu issue
[04:12] <Guest92430> how to use youtube-dl
[04:12] <ernie_eu> p
[04:12] <space_cadet> tritium, plus, it's platform independant
[04:12] <ernie_eu> doh
[04:12] <ernie_eu> I ment np
[04:12] <invernizzi> Guest92430: youtube-dl  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEOujzUwAOc
[04:12] <wstraus> did I mention I hate windows..
[04:12] <BladeNBrocade> paulOr: ur right
[04:12] <RandomUsr> hello
[04:12] <epalm> i've got a Logitch QuickCam Messenger http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/480/3378&cl=ca,en and skype sees it at /dev/video0 but when i hit "test" in the skype interface, nothing comes up
[04:13] <epalm> same issue with camorama
[04:13] <BladeNBrocade> is that from when u tried with the iwconfig one line?
[04:13] <RandomUsr> Just installed Jaunty and have no sound. Could someone assist me with this?
[04:13] <paulOr> i tryed ifconfig wlan0/wmaster0 up - nothing though :(
[04:13] <BladeNBrocade> also if u connected.... its in lgs
[04:13] <Ben90> go to http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d4fe571d9
[04:13] <wstraus> ok thanks, I guess I'll look for another way.
[04:13] <BladeNBrocade> i dont think wmaster should be touched here
[04:13] <paulOr> :x ok
[04:13] <BladeNBrocade> check the logs
[04:13] <usr13> wstraus: The recommended method to create a dual boot [MS / Linux], is to install MS  Windows first,  (so that it occupies the first partition).  MS Windows is incabable of booting from anywhere else than the firts partition.
[04:13] <paulOr> what log files?
[04:14] <space_cadet> ipv6   non existant on the general web
[04:14] <BladeNBrocade> syslog or messages
[04:14] <paulOr> location?
[04:14] <invernizzi> Guest92430: I suggest you to use a web-based solution, like http://www.videodl.org/ . It's a lot easier if you don't have much experience
[04:14] <BladeNBrocade> /var/log/*
[04:14] <usr13> wstraus: If  you install Linux first, you must leave room at the beginning of the drive for MS Windows partition.
[04:14] <Guest92430> i want to download a video from youtube
[04:15] <usr13> Guest92430: Go right ahead.
[04:15] <BladeNBrocade> lol
[04:15] <Ben90> invernizzi, go to http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d4fe571d9
[04:15] <invernizzi> Irfan: just go  http://www.videodl.org/
[04:15] <Irfan> i want to download a video from youtube
[04:15] <psywiped> we dont care
[04:15] <usr13> psywiped: Hou too?
[04:15] <ernie_eu> we ?
[04:15] <BladeNBrocade> i think theres a perl script on cpan that does that if u dont want the firefox plugin
[04:16] <Guest47655> thanks
[04:16] <Ben90> ok.
[04:16] <usr13> Who*
[04:16] <Ben90> im feeling crazy again...
[04:16] <usr13> Ben90: OT
[04:16] <wstraus> usr13: wait that can't be right because I'm replacing a windows install that use to be working, I never moved the partition I just reformated it.
[04:16] <ernie_eu> Guest47655: https://addons.mozilla.org/pl/firefox/addon/10137
[04:16] <BladeNBrocade> Ben90: that would imply @ some point u weren't crazy
[04:16] <BladeNBrocade> =)
[04:16] <Ben90> ot?
[04:17] <Ben90> ok.
[04:17]  * psywiped samcks Ben90 with the flat side of his sword
[04:17] <BladeNBrocade> lol
[04:17] <space_cadet> no trout?
[04:17] <Ben90> hey.
[04:17] <psywiped> feel better Ben90?
[04:17] <usr13> wstraus: Ok, if you have free space at the beginning of the drive, you are good to go.
[04:17] <Ben90> not exactly.
[04:17] <psywiped> i can do it with the shapr side next
[04:17] <krishna>  /join #puppylinux