[00:00] <BlackViper2> barqs, then you have a choice of distros on the list of linux distros
[00:00] <Muelli> ShackJack: load doens't necessarily reflect a lot of CPU usage. Just sort by process state
[00:00] <barqs> BlackViper2: Okay, I will give this method a try, thank you
[00:00] <BlackViper2> barqs, let us know what happens
[00:01] <Muelli> ShackJack: the "load" ist the number of simultanously running programs. And programs stall e.g. when they do I/O.
[00:01] <ShackJack> Muelli: Yep, will do...
[00:01] <BlackViper2> barqs, no problem
[00:02] <basilesque> dasei: i cant connect to a network to download envy-qt, is there a way to restore my old drivers?
[00:03] <WilliamC2> Anyone know of an alternative to the NVidia driver?
[00:04] <Pricey> !ping
[00:04] <basilesque> how do i restore an old video driver
[00:05] <jjrev> basilesque: did you try uninstalling the current one and reinstalling the "old" one in Synaptic?
[00:05] <phoenixhouse> oh my god this potato/carrot stew is so good. i cant get over how good it is. i am such a good cook now that i took that class. yall should learn cooking next if you have the time to spare, its so worth it
[00:05] <n-iCe> hi
[00:06] <basilesque> jjrev: the new one makes it so i get a black screen on gdm. i want to roll back, i.e. get gnome working again
[00:06] <BlackViper2> barqs, check this out in case you need it,http://linux.softpedia.com/progScreenshots/UNetbootin-Screenshot-33779.html
[00:06] <fccf> basilesque: you might find the old one in /var/cache/apt/archives .... install from there using dpkg
[00:07] <uman> hello, how much does Ubuntu modify the vanilla kernel source?
[00:07] <basilesque> fccf: how will i know its name
[00:07] <jjrev> basilesque: you might have to use hardware manager, or just modify your X.org config file...
[00:07] <WilliamC2> So, does anyone know?
[00:07] <fccf> basilesque: it will start with xserver-xorg
[00:08] <fccf> jjrev: he is in a txt mode right now
[00:08] <jjrev> fccf: i see.
[00:08] <DasEi> basilesque:sudo apt-get remove --purge remove nvidia-glx* nvidia-kernel-common nvidia-settings
[00:08] <bruce89> !ot
[00:08] <DasEi> basilesque:sudo rm /etc/init.d/nvidia-*
[00:09] <scottter> help if you can http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1260429
[00:09] <basilesque> dasei: ok trying that
[00:09] <erUSUL> uman: basically adding drivers,
[00:09] <DasEi> basilesque:sudo update-rc.d nvidia-kernel remove
[00:09] <basilesque> dasei: said could not find package to remove
[00:09] <sebsebseb> bruce89: you didn't |  at anyone
[00:10] <bruce89> sue me
[00:10] <uman> erUSUL: Okay. I'm going through a book on the Linux kernel. If I use the Ubuntu sources rather than the kernel.org sources, I shouldn't be too confused?
[00:10]  * Gnea sues bruce89
[00:10] <basilesque> did all that dasei
[00:10] <bruce89> Gnea: how much?
[00:10] <basilesque> dasei restart gdm now?
[00:10] <Gnea> bruce89: 5 dollah!
[00:10] <yassine_> hello
[00:10] <bruce89> I think that's about 2 pence now
[00:10] <sebsebseb> phoenixhouse: kind of interesting off topic, but still off topic :D
[00:11] <yassine_> i have a problem now
[00:11] <WilliamC2> Where do I find drivers for my NVidia card in Linux?
[00:11] <yassine_> how i can create root user
[00:11] <Gnea> phoenixhouse: are you storing the recipe in an open-source database?
[00:11] <sebsebseb> !root |  yassine_
[00:11] <erUSUL> uman: no; core code is the same. but you know downloding the git repo of the kernel.org only acupies ~600 MB and you will have the source code and a lot of history to dig
[00:11] <sebsebseb> !noroot |  yassine_
[00:11] <[Raiden]> WilliamC2: nvidia.com
[00:11] <Gnea> yassine_: you don't, you use sudo to obtain root privelages as your user
[00:11] <uman> !wfm
[00:11] <DasEi> basilesque:sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg,  then restart
[00:11] <yassine_> nnoo
[00:11] <erUSUL> uman: the dl is about 300MB. once the code is checked out is ~600 MB
[00:11] <sebsebseb> !ot |  bruce89 Gnea
[00:12] <WilliamC2> Raiden, I think the driver sucks.:(
[00:12] <uman> erUSUL: I see, thanks.
[00:12] <Gnea> sebsebseb: :p
[00:12] <Flannel> Wow.  Ok, too many factoids people, use your words instead
[00:12] <bruce89> sebsebseb: fine
[00:12] <zzattack> my mdadm software raid failed after a drive assignment change. how do I get it running again?
[00:12] <yassine_> Gnea, my problem i try to configure  ssh.d config but i can`t save any action without root previllage
[00:12] <yassine_> Gnea, so  what can i do?
[00:13] <Flannel> yassine_: You want to use sudo instead, use sudo when starting your editor
[00:13] <lstarnes> yassine_: sudo or gksudo
[00:13] <Flannel> yassine_: so, sudo nano /whatever/file or gksu gedit /whatever/file
[00:13] <lstarnes> yassine_: it depends on which editor you use
[00:13] <basilesque> dasei: did it, now screen is flickering, now "running low graphics mode" dailog came up
[00:13] <basilesque> dasei no screen found
[00:13] <Gnea> yassine_: sudo vi /etc/ssh/sshd_config   or something like that
[00:13] <bruce89> or indeed nano instead of vi
[00:13] <basilesque> or gedit instead of vi
[00:14] <DasEi> basilesque: what kind of screen are you using ?
[00:14] <basilesque> dasei: laptop screen
[00:14] <bruce89> well, gedit would need gksudo
[00:14] <basilesque> dasei: (EE) screens found, but none have a usable configuration
[00:14] <basilesque> (EE) unable to find a valid framebuffer device
[00:15] <DasEi> basilesque: try to reconfigure again
[00:15] <Wicked> !samba
[00:15] <basilesque> dasei: how do i get out of here besides powering down?
[00:15] <yassine_> Gnea, how i quot this page after finshing?
[00:16] <WilliamC2> Is it possible to overclock my video card in Linux?
[00:16] <bruce89> don't
[00:16] <bruce89> actually if it's nvidia, probably
[00:16] <Gnea> yassine_: did you use vi?
[00:16] <WilliamC2> bruce89, it's old and it lacks many features.
[00:17] <yassine_> Gnea,  i did but i can`t do any editing , i think that for reading just
[00:17] <WilliamC2> At least the driver does.
[00:17] <yassine_> Gnea,  i want now to leave this page , how?
[00:17] <Gnea> yassine_: ah, yeah it helps to know how to use vi first - you can quit it without saving by pressing ESC, then :q!
[00:17] <Gnea> yassine_: try nano or gedit
[00:17] <Flannel> Gnea: thats why it's best to suggest people use nano instead of vim
[00:17] <bruce89> sebsebseb: I'm sure that's not the case
[00:18] <yassine_> Gnea, how i try nano ?
[00:18] <Gnea> Flannel: point well taken
[00:18] <biovore> Flannel: why not emacs :-P (joke)
[00:18] <ctmjr_> WilliamC2: who makes it?
[00:18] <WilliamC2> NVidia
[00:18] <Gnea> yassine_: sudo nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[00:18] <sebsebseb> bruce89: chat elsewhere :)
[00:18] <dORSY> hi. how do i set frequency on a AMD Athlon(tm) Dual Core Processor 5050e?
[00:18] <Gnea> yassine_: it tells you the command at the bottom - ^ stands for the ctrl key
[00:18] <basilesque> dasei: omg graphics are back! but keyboard and mouse dont work :(
[00:19] <[Raiden]> WilliamC2: yes ,   Option         "CoolBits" "1"   in xorg.conf , restart X and run nvidia-settings , or use nvclock. Sorry, my english very bad )
[00:19] <yassine_> Gena , so do now to use nano command
[00:19] <[Raiden]> bb )
[00:19] <yassine_> ?
[00:19] <bruce89> sebsebseb: where else?
[00:19] <DasEi> basilesque: heh... safemode , then sudo dpkg-reconfigure -a
[00:19] <WilliamC2> [Raiden] It's not bad there
[00:19] <basilesque> yassine_ try gedit instead of nano, it's more intuitive to use
[00:19] <sebsebseb> bruce89: you know where
[00:20] <bruce89> no I don't
[00:20] <Gnea> yassine_: well ^ stands for the ctrl key, it's on your keyboard... you press it along with whatever key is listed there in order to make it do what you want
[00:20] <toshiba> hello everyone
[00:20] <rbf> algum brasileiro ai
[00:20] <bruce89> press 'i' to insert lines
[00:20] <sebsebseb> bruce89: yes you do
[00:20] <Gnea> yassine_: like, to save, you would exit, and it will ask you if you want to save, so press ^X (ctrl-x)
[00:20] <sebsebseb> !english |  rbf
[00:21] <barqs> BlackViper2: When I installed from unetbootin to hard disk and reboot and try to install, the partition part of the installation it fails, because it can't find any hard drives to install to?
[00:21] <basilesque> dasei: OMFG gnome is baccckk everything works!
[00:21] <bruce89> sebsebseb: no advertising
[00:21] <basilesque> dasei tytytytyty
[00:21] <sebsebseb> bruce89: exactly,  and I wasn't going to
[00:21] <Gnea> !br | rbf
[00:21] <yassine_> basilesque: gedit what a privillage of root
[00:21] <DasEi> basilesque: got it back ?
[00:22] <basilesque> yassine_: huh? gedit is a text editor
[00:22] <basilesque> dasei: yup, now how do i go about my original task of actually updating the graphics card
[00:22] <basilesque> dasei: i mean driver
[00:22] <toshiba> anyone know how to install kubuntu using  a flash drive
[00:22] <barqs> Guys, i used unetbootin to install ubuntu to my hard disk as a live cd, however, when I go to install from the live environment, it does not recognize and hard drives in the system. The cd drive doesn't work in the laptop, and it doesn't seem to boot from a usb stick, so i've resorted to thsi.Anyone know?\
[00:22] <bruce89> surely not
[00:22] <sebsebseb> !usb |  toshiba
[00:22] <basilesque> toshiba: yes, you can do it easily using a program called unetbootin
[00:22] <DasEi> basilesque: this issue occured on using system's hardwaredriver ?
[00:22] <Nonpython> is there something similar to revisor in fedora?
[00:22] <n-iCe> toshiba: http://www.google.com/cse?cx=partner-pub-2070091971271392%3Aougxymc6y19&ie=UTF-8&q=kubuntu+flash+drive&sa=Search
[00:23] <IdleOne> Nonpython: this is #ubuntu
[00:24] <Nonpython> i am asking for something like revisor for ubuntu
[00:24] <toshiba> thanks ... ill look now ... for some reason my old 500mhz celeron gateway seems to have a problem with the cd
[00:24] <basilesque> barqs: ive tried that before myself on my laptop that will not boot from usb. installing livecd to harddrive doesnt work if you wanna actually install ubuntu. what worked for me is PXE booting (installing OS from network)
[00:25] <DasEi> basilesque: I would try the nvidia-sh (latest) again, before install build essential, then do : sudo init 1 and install from there
[00:25] <basilesque> dasei: well, i need to update driver for some program, and i tried the latest from NVidia, and it fubar'd everything
[00:25] <IdleOne> Nonpython: what does revisor do?
[00:25] <barqs> basilesque: How would I go about doing that? I've tried Wubi as well, but that will only use 30gb of the computer, where i want to completely remove windows xp
[00:25] <basilesque> dasei: k ill try that
[00:25] <toshiba> don't you need a perticular NIC or at least one that supports booting
[00:26] <Zachk18> hello?
[00:26] <DasEi> basilesque: sudo apt-get install build-essential linux-restricted-modules-`uname -r`
[00:26] <phoenixhouse> do you (anyone here) know what file system i should specify for a partition using the ubuntu partitioner so that later that partition will be able to have mac os x installed on it???
[00:26] <Nonpython> it allows you to make a "spin" (a remasted version) i am installing ubuntu on 500 comps that all need the same software installed on them
[00:26] <sebsebseb> phoenixhouse: your installing on a Mac?
[00:26] <phoenixhouse> yes
[00:26] <IdleOne> !remaster > Nonpython
[00:26] <basilesque> barqs: you can remove xp and all other partitions in the install ubuntu phase, first you need to boot the installer, most likely from network
[00:27] <DasEi> basilesque: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get uprade, then try nvid-sh from safemode (init 1) again
[00:27] <Zachk18> anybody not been helped yet?
[00:27] <Nonpython> tnx
[00:27] <IdleOne> Zachk18: do you have all the answers?
[00:28] <Zachk18> IdleOne: of course not
[00:28] <IdleOne> Zachk18: sit back, relax and someone will start asking questions
[00:28] <Zachk18> but i want to help
[00:28] <phoenixhouse> Zachk18: do you know what file system i should specify for a partition using the ubuntu partitioner so that later that partition will be able to have mac os x installed on it???
[00:28] <Daskreech> How can I run a GUI app from the CLI for another user?
[00:28] <Zachk18> phoenixhouse: elaborate
[00:28] <basilesque> dasei: the first command didnt work
[00:29] <mado> howdy folks
[00:29] <Zachk18> phoenixhouse:https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/installation-guide/powerpc/non-debian-partitioning.html
[00:29] <phoenixhouse> im partition a drie in a macbook for ... fuck it ill just use trial and error to figure it out
[00:29] <ae> hello - its been a while since i've setup any vm's on ubuntu - whats the easiest way to get some virtual machines running from within hardy desktop? (vm's will be u server)
[00:29] <Nonpython> Daskreech just run it as sudo -u <username> <command>
[00:29] <Zachk18> phoenixhouse: https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/installation-guide/powerpc/non-debian-partitioning.html
[00:29] <DasEi> basilesque: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[00:29] <IdleOne> !ohmy | phoenixhouse
[00:30] <phoenixhouse> of sorry
[00:30] <phoenixhouse> oh*
[00:30] <mado> er ... i've got a question that has to do with free email providers ... where can i ask it? ... i know this is a linux-support-channel but i wanted to ask one of you folks that know more about linux
[00:30] <phoenixhouse> bot
[00:30] <Nonpython> mado: ask me
[00:30] <panv_> KB1JWQ,
[00:30] <mado> ok then Nonpython :)
[00:30] <panv_> you're the man\
[00:31] <panv_> lol
[00:31] <KB1JWQ> I am.
[00:31] <Zachk18> mado: what's your question?
[00:31] <KB1JWQ> panv_: What was the fix?
[00:31] <panv_> am listening to Amalia Rodriguez
[00:31] <panv_> i just followed the link...
[00:31] <yassine_> Gnre , thank you very much the Nana command is so useful
[00:31] <Daskreech> Nonpython: This should be funny :)
[00:31] <IdleOne> yassine_: nano :)
[00:31] <mado> folks -> i saw that there were many free email providers -> gmx, gmail, hotmail, yahoo, etc ...
[00:31] <panv_> i guess i had to modify .../alsa-"something:=".conf
[00:31] <Zachk18> phoenixhouse: did you look at the link?
[00:31] <KB1JWQ> panv_: Right, but there were a couple solutions ther.  Which one nailed it? :-)
[00:31] <panv_> lol
[00:31] <mado> i wanted to ask you folks which one you would recommend me
[00:31] <yassine_> Gnea, thank you very much the nana command is so useful
[00:31] <KB1JWQ> k
[00:31] <barqs> basilesque: How would I install from a network though?
[00:31] <mado> and why
[00:31] <panv_> i did them all.. i didn't want to restart ten times..
[00:31] <panv_> lol
[00:32] <yassine_> idleOne ,yes nano
[00:32] <Zachk18> mado: gmail is best because you can sync it with the thunderbird email client
[00:32] <panv_> i used model=hp-m4
[00:32] <plume> hi, does someone have a radeon 4770 ? It seems to be unsupported...
[00:32] <panv_> i guess that had the biggest impact
[00:32] <barqs> is there any easy way to install ubuntu from windows xp without a cd or usb stick?
[00:32] <panv_> i love Amalia Rodriguez.. lol
[00:32] <mado> and what about the "scans" and such stuff? Zachk18?
[00:32] <Guest62421> hi guys
[00:32] <IdleOne> !wubi | barqs
[00:32] <Zachk18> mado: thunderbird is very good with spam and such
[00:32] <Daskreech> Nonpython:  Nope current user isn't in the sudoers file
[00:32] <suman> i have been trying to get virtualbox with IEs to be running in 8.10, and it has been a lot of pain without much progress.....
[00:33] <panv_> cheers all... i hope everyone's life will be happy as mine.
[00:33] <panv_> lol
[00:33] <suman> anyone installed successfully lately??
[00:33] <DeadmanIncJS> lol, why do you say that panv?
[00:33] <mado> someone told me "google" scans all your emails and stores them stores them on one of their servers ... was this someone just taking the mickey out of me? Zachk18
[00:33] <panv_> i just fixed a sound problem DeadmanIncJS ... that i have been working on for the last ten days
[00:33] <DeadmanIncJS> ahh
[00:33] <Zachk18> mado: most likely yes but gmail is very good. http://www.mozillamessaging.com/en-US/thunderbird/
[00:33] <panv_> and my friend KB1JWQ  had the link...
[00:33] <panv_> lol
[00:33] <DeadmanIncJS> i tried to install Linux Mint on my laptop here, but it doesn't like WiFi :(
[00:33] <DeadmanIncJS> stupid Intel wifi board
[00:34] <IdleOne> mado: they read every single email ever sent accross google servers and are making a book of the funny ones....
[00:34] <DeadmanIncJS> <--nOOb to linux anyway
[00:34] <mado> IdleOne thanks *chuckle*
[00:34] <panv_> DeadmanIncJS, .. they need something like firmware.. that's what i used to do when i used to use debian
[00:34] <panv_> try to google it.
[00:34] <basilesque> dasei: installation failed
[00:35] <lampa> alguém aqui sabe como mudar de xubuntu para ubuntu!?
[00:35] <IdleOne> mado: btw your isp saves a copy of all your emails also
[00:35] <IdleOne> !pt | lampa
[00:35] <DeadmanIncJS> im pretty happy w/the world of linux
[00:35] <DeadmanIncJS> it's all free, main reason i like it :)
[00:35] <DeadmanIncJS> plus it's more stable and such
[00:35] <barqs> IdleOne: I have tried wubi, and I am logged onto the laptop with wubi, however, I want it to take the whole hard drive up, and use grub as a bootloader. Is this possible to resize the partitions and overwrite the windows installation?
[00:35] <DasEi> basilesque: can you find a choice under system > hardwaredrivers ?
[00:35] <IdleOne> barqs: not that I know of
[00:36] <hrhodes3> is the live relase of karmic ok for a eeepc yet
[00:36] <ZKoss> DeadmanIncJS: me too i love linux :)
[00:36] <DeadmanIncJS> anybody know of the best flash player to use for Ubuntu?
[00:36] <basilesque> barqs you can easily wipe a windows partition if you want to
[00:36] <hrhodes3> adobe
[00:36] <IdleOne> hrhodes3: #ubuntu+1
[00:36] <DeadmanIncJS> tried hrh
[00:36] <DeadmanIncJS> still didnt want to work
[00:36] <IdleOne> !flash > DeadmanIncJS
[00:36] <KB1JWQ> panv_: No worries, glad you got it sorted...
[00:37] <hrhodes3> make sure you dont load any decoders befor you load flash
[00:37] <panv_> cheers KB1JWQ .. am off to bed... i deserve some rest after all..
[00:37] <hrhodes3> do a clean install an load all updates then load flash
[00:37] <phoenixhouse> so then from the info Zachk18 gave me, it looks like i should format the disk with mac's diskutil first, then delete and repartition the spaces set aside for ubuntu later since ubuntu's partitioner is more powerful
[00:37] <hrhodes3> works
[00:38] <phoenixhouse> im going to do that now
[00:38] <basilesque> dasei: ya, gave me an option, chose it, seemed to go awfully quick but no errors
[00:38] <DeadmanIncJS> im doing the thing that ubottu sent me
[00:38] <quentusrex> I found a kernel panic that I can reproduce easily...
[00:38] <hrhodes3> anyone control an iphone yet with ubuntu
[00:38] <quentusrex> happens every time I run a particular command
[00:38] <etrcap> wuts a kernel panic?
[00:38] <DasEi> basilesque: ah, now restart x
[00:38] <quentusrex> where do I go to talk to the devs, or the kernel team?
[00:39] <basilesque> dasei: how do i do that
[00:39] <IdleOne> !iphone > hrhodes3
[00:39] <barqs> basilesque: I'm trying to find gparted in the wubi linux environment, however I cannot find this. Also, if I wipe out the Windows installation, how can I configure grub?
[00:39] <IdleOne> quentusrex: #ubuntu-dev
[00:39] <DasEi> !x | basilesque
[00:39] <sebsebseb> barqs: Gparted doesn't do  much with Wubi
[00:39] <DasEi> *gdm restart
[00:39] <sebsebseb> barqs: since Wubi isn't a proper partition
[00:39] <hrhodes3> thanks thats sick
[00:40] <quentusrex> IdleOne: invite only
[00:40] <awc> anyone here using the new alpha and notice that the volume is different for each song? (when using rythmbox)
[00:40] <DeadmanIncJS> im going to head out for a while
[00:40] <DeadmanIncJS> see you guys later
[00:40] <IdleOne> quentusrex: don't know what to tell you. you can report a bug on launchpad.net
[00:40] <sebsebseb> !karmic |  awc
[00:40] <awc> perfect thanks
[00:41] <sebsebseb> awc: no probs
[00:41] <dORSY> hi. how do i set frequency on a AMD Athlon(tm) Dual Core Processor 5050e? (power management: ts fid vid ttp tm stc 100mhzsteps)
[00:41] <WilliamC2> So, anyways
[00:41] <WilliamC2> How do I go into a raw shell?
[00:42] <barqs> sebsebseb: So is there any way to install ubuntu from windows without a cd or usb stick? I have been unable to do so..
[00:42] <basilesque> yes barqs, network install
[00:42] <kudi> what is the lightest archiver
[00:42] <WilliamC2> I'm trying to install video drivers and it won't let me with having the XWindows open.
[00:42] <cornet> kudi: define "lightest"
[00:42] <mxldr> hi! i recently upgraded from to ubuntu 9.04. I have an ATI RADEON MOBILITY 9600 grphx card. How do i get accelerated video? i just want to scroll web pages without skipping.
[00:43] <sebsebseb> barqs: Wubi  hmm  which isn't that great,  a virtual machine if you got enough RAM,  only really good for getting a feel for Ubuntu,  or  netinstall which could be a bit complex
[00:43] <cnc> anyone nice enough to make a suggestion for a network monitor? I want to see analyze network traffic, something like wireshark but with graphs and etc.
[00:43] <sebsebseb> !install |  barqs
[00:43] <cornet> cnc: tried ntop ?
[00:43] <kudi> cornet: idk lol i just did a minimal install, pretty much anything stable will do
[00:43] <WilliamC2> Someone?
[00:43] <basilesque> barqs, you can google "PXE install ubuntu". basically you need to download some stuff to set up a dhcp server, connect the two computers together through a network, and itll install from one computer to another. there are many good tutorials on it
[00:43] <kudi> i gues file roller
[00:43] <mxldr> anyone know how to get an ati mobility radeon 9600 working on unbuntu 9.04
[00:44] <cornet> kudi: ah right so you mean "least bloated GUI application"
[00:44] <cnc> cornet: ty i will give it a show :)
[00:44] <IdleOne> !ati | mxldr
[00:44] <kudi> cornet: yah
[00:44] <WilliamC2> How do I go to the command shell from Gnome?
[00:44] <dumont> where is the file that I edit manually for iptables? i'm in rescue mode and I need to flush the iptables for my normal mode
[00:44] <jasa> Lame ... i have to admit.
[00:44] <cornet> kudi: i'd prolly say file-roller then :)
[00:45] <sebsebseb> mxldr: there was something earlier,  it seems you may need to put Ubuntu 8.04 on, to get it to work properly with Ubuntu
[00:45] <barqs> sebsebseb: Thank you I will check those out!
[00:45] <sebsebseb> barqs: no probs
[00:45] <jasa> I have been writing around multiple times on interpol polices and only thing they can just supply is some freaking news portal writings around.
[00:45] <barqs> basilesque: Thank you, I will try this as well. Hopefully I can get it up and running.
[00:45] <cornet> dumont: how did you configure iptables ?
[00:45] <dumont> what do u mean how?
[00:45] <jasa> Been wondering around that some random rampage folks had around and came into conclusion.
[00:45] <jasa> And people are now leaving with quits.
[00:45] <kudi> oh and what command would i put in my obmenu to take me back to gdm but not log me out
[00:45] <cornet> dumont: ubuntu doesn't have any iptables rules by default - you generally use some tool like firestarter to configure
[00:46] <Pici> !offtopic | jasa
[00:46] <WilliamC2> How do I leave gnome?
[00:46] <WilliamC2> Without leaving Linux and logging out
[00:46] <KurtKraut> How can I request a program to be packed to Ubuntu?
[00:46] <scottter> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1260429
[00:47] <KurtKraut> *packaged
[00:47] <fccf> KurtKraut: what program?
[00:47] <IdleOne> WilliamC2: ctrl-alt-F1 and F7 will bring you back to GUI
[00:47] <WilliamC2> IdleOne, it's asking X-Server to be not running
[00:47] <dumont> cornet i used iptables -A -s xx.xxx.xxx.xxx -... DROP something like that with a real IP, didn't use a program
[00:47] <KurtKraut> fccf, http://zlib.net/pigz/
[00:47] <nicklas_> yo
[00:47] <dumont> what IPTABLES doesn't have a single file where it writes the rules to?
[00:48] <cornet> dumont: no it doesn't, when you reboot it'll be cleared
[00:48] <cornet> dumont: generally you either write a script to load them on boot or use some other tool like firestarter
[00:49] <fccf> dumont: /etc/iptables
[00:50] <Nonpython> !livecd
[00:51] <WilliamC2> IdleOne, it doesn't help me.
[00:51] <Nonpython> !remaster > nonpython
[00:51] <IdleOne> WilliamC2: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop will stop X
[00:51] <fccf> dumont: good info here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo
[00:54] <nicklas_> http://imagebin.org/62937
[00:54] <StarMatt_> Hello
[00:54] <suman> so guys, today i was quite frustated with ubuntu and linux... i have been trying to get a few basic things working and it has become really a pain..
[00:54] <suman> like, getting ipod to connect, play podcasts, install virtualbox, install windows applications through wine
[00:55] <suman> so how do you guys cope with this??
[00:55] <StarMatt> Hey, I have a question
[00:55] <kudi> im having trouble starting up tint2 when i type it in the terminal it acts like its not installed
[00:55] <mneptok> suman: sounds like you're more frustrated with Microsoft and Apple products
[00:55] <suman> or do you guys use linux along with other OS in the side
[00:55] <sebsebseb> suman: well not everyone does exactly  the same thing
[00:55] <StarMatt> When I install a theme, for exemple this one http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Murrine+Grey+Blue?content=98752
[00:55] <pw-toxic> hi, is there an open source tool to administrate an apache2 server? for example for creating subdomains.. ftp user etc?
[00:55] <StarMatt> It does not look like on the screen ?
[00:55] <suman> well, i i do agree, apple and Ms should have better support for linux
[00:56] <mneptok> suman: i cope with it by not buying products from companies with a vested interest in making me not choose Linux.
[00:56] <suman> mneptok: i agree with you... but sometimes your work demands you to do that if you want to be efficient
[00:56] <mneptok> suman: my PSP mounts as mass storage with no effort. and i can copy mp3s to it without thinking.
[00:56] <pw-toxic> it costs to much time to adminstrate my own webserver by changing the apache config files with a texteditor
[00:56] <fccf> KurtKraut: Looking at that, there is no reason it couldn't be compiled to work with ubuntu, as long as the code is good, it is recently updated which is a good sign
[00:56] <mneptok> suman: i doubt your employer told you to buy an iPod
[00:56] <sebsebseb> suman: not all Windows apps work in Wine, a lot work well just like that though, others need some configuring, and setting up a Windows VM is pretty easy
[00:57] <suman> mneptok: for ex, when i have to test in IE6, the best way seems to be with virtualbox, but today it was a pain setting it up
[00:57] <suman> sebsebseb: yeah i figured that out.
[00:57] <sebsebseb> suman: and Apple don't seem to like Linux, hence why as far as I know, they haven't made any of their stuff for it
[00:57] <suman> sebsebseb: did you try it with the virtualbox??
[00:57] <quizme> how can i set up my wireless printer (epson nx515) ?
[00:57] <sebsebseb> suman: yep I have done  Virtualbox vm's quite a few times
[00:57] <KurtKraut> fccf, and it is maintained by the zlib guys. They have other successful and well maintained projects.
[00:58] <suman> mneptok: lol....... not the employer, but you know general use
[00:58] <sebsebseb> suman: as for the ipod well they say  gtkpod   and  you can use banshee to sync them
[00:58] <sebsebseb> !printer |  quizme
[00:58] <Jackiz> how can i make a USB drive bootable?
[00:58] <quizme> ty
[00:58] <StarMatt> When I install a theme, for exemple this one http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Murrine+Grey+Blue?content=98752 it absolutely doesn't look like on the screen. Could you help me plz ?
[00:58] <suman> sebsebseb: tried banshee.. rite now mine doesnot play podcasts........ :(
[00:58] <sebsebseb> quizme: np good luck
[00:58] <basilesque> !unetbootn | jackiz
[00:59] <basilesque> !unetbootin | jackiz
[00:59] <sebsebseb> !usb |  Jackiz
[00:59] <suman> well, so my question, do you guys use other OS apart from linux simultaneously?
[00:59] <mneptok> suman: no
[00:59] <RHorse> suman I use mplayer. lot simpler
[00:59] <Jackiz> im trying to install windows 7 on my netbook, not ubuntu
[00:59] <rainofkayos> ! gparted
[00:59] <rainofkayos> ! parted
[00:59] <sebsebseb> suman: Some of us  do Linux only :)   others are still dual booting or  virtual maching Windows, for whatever reason
[00:59] <suman> alrite...
[01:00] <sebsebseb> suman: I still got Vista Home Premium on dual boot, but I will hardly ever boot that up :)
[01:00] <mxldr> crtl+alt+backspace does not restart X in ubuntu 9.04. what am i doing wrong?
[01:00] <actualmind> ! karmic
[01:00] <suman> alrite, am gonna try to set up virtualbox one more time...
[01:00] <mxldr> how do i get crtl+alt+backspace to work?
[01:00] <Jackiz> so.. how can i make that usb drive bootable? :O
[01:00] <sebsebseb> suman: and there is an app or two that  I would like to run sometimes on here, that I coudn't get working in Wine,  and that's where a Windows VM will come in
[01:00] <JSG> Can you burn a DVD .iso file from your hard drive using the Ubuntu LiveCD? I ask because the irony here is that the only DVD burner is in a machine that won't boot right now.
[01:00] <fccf> KurtKraut: it is implemented in karmic ... just a little behind ... Wait till end of october, or Alpha 5 is available now discussion in #ubuntu+1
[01:00] <mneptok> Jackiz: please take Windows questions to ##windows
[01:01] <fccf> KurtKraut: http://packages.ubuntu.com/en/karmic/pigz
[01:01] <StarMatt> When I install a theme, for exemple this one http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Murrine+Grey+Blue?content=98752 it absolutely doesn't look like on the screen. Could you help me plz ?
[01:01] <Jackiz> mneptok: i want to make it bootable from an ubuntu computer.
[01:01] <suman> sebsebseb: i just want the windows vm for IEs..
[01:01] <rainofkayos> im dual booting windows and ubuntu and ubuntu was installed second, i now am wanting to give ubuntu more space... is this safe/possible with the parted CD?
[01:01] <sebsebseb> suman: ideally though  Linux users should be using  stuff that has been made for Linux :)   then wine or vm if yea
[01:01] <Glaxy> hey guys, sometime my Telnet sessions get stuck to my socket server that I wrote.  How can I exit out of telnet?  Currently I have to close the terminal window and then open a new one which gets very annoying because I label all my windows for specific reasons etc.  Anyone know how you can do this?  Also, does anyone know how you could keep Telnet sessions open forever?  As the problem I have now is that my sessions keep freezing
[01:01] <suman> sebsebseb: tried it with wine and crossover, but it was way too resource consuming
[01:01] <WilliamC2> I can no longer configure my display since I updated my driver.
[01:01] <sebsebseb> suman: oh you want the nasty  IE web browser hmm
[01:01] <sebsebseb> suman: why?
[01:02] <suman> sebsebseb: yeah... because i am a web developer..
[01:02] <rainofkayos> can your socket program do CTRL+]
[01:02] <kudi> does any1 know how to start tint2
[01:02] <suman> sebsebseb: and i need to test at times............ i hate it but i gotta do it
[01:02] <RHorse> Glaxy I believe Ctl-] or Ctl-[ works
[01:02] <WilliamC2> So, how do I configure my display with a proprietary driver?
[01:02] <sebsebseb> suman: ok  uhmm   ie4linux   google that,   also please people don't use IE in  Wine, unless  you have a valid reason to
[01:02] <sebsebseb> suman: you can have three or so versions  with that
[01:03] <sebsebseb> suman: in Wine
[01:03] <suman> sebsebseb: i did the ie4linux, it is resource consuming and breaks often...
[01:03] <BlackViper2> sebsebseb, i tried ie4linux before, and it was awful
[01:03] <rainofkayos> ie4linux didn't work the way i wanted it to
[01:03] <KurtKraut> fccf, I'm glad to know that. Thanks.
[01:03] <suman> BlackViper2: i second that..
[01:03] <sebsebseb> BlackViper2: last time I tried it,  it had improved quite a lot, from the time before
[01:03] <Jackiz> how do i format a usb drive?
[01:03] <rainofkayos> i just wanted all the features of outlook web
[01:04] <mxldr> HOW THE FUCK DO I GET CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE to restart X? in ubuntu 9.04?
[01:04] <mxldr> YES I AM SHOUTING
[01:04] <rainofkayos> wow
[01:04] <BlackViper2> suman, can you use a vm?
[01:04] <shiznebit_> sad
[01:04] <IdleOne> mxldr: lower caps , stop cursing
[01:04] <kudi> mxldr.......
[01:04] <Glaxy> lfmaolomfalomfaolmfa
[01:04] <mxldr> i asked like 6 times
[01:04] <Glaxy> hahahahahahhaah
[01:04] <shiznebit_> google ?
[01:04] <Zachk18> mxldr.....man take it easy
[01:04] <Glaxy> that's hilariou mxldr
[01:04] <Glaxy> :)
[01:04] <mxldr> i already googled it
[01:04] <rainofkayos> just reboot it
[01:04] <Glaxy> I love it.
[01:04] <sebsebseb> !language |  mxldr
[01:04] <rainofkayos> =)
[01:04] <kudi> mxldr: ubuntu is a very chill distro man
[01:04] <IdleOne> mxldr: we arent at your disposal. when some knows they will answer
[01:04] <Glaxy> go mxldr go!
[01:05] <BlackViper2> !attitude | mxldr
[01:05] <sebsebseb> !caps |    mxldr
[01:05] <Glaxy> take on the man!
[01:05] <zsquareplusc> is there a way to "flush" all pending notifications? a tool generated like 1000 notifications and it's showing one after the other for like 30 minutes now :/
[01:05] <suman> BlackViper2: i am trying to virtualbox runing..
[01:05] <IdleOne> !attitude > mxldr
[01:05] <Pici> !dontzap | mxldr
[01:05] <BlackViper2> suman, cool
[01:05] <Glaxy> BlackViper2 vs. mxldr , tonight, 9PM EST
[01:05] <suman> BlackViper2: but cant convert  .vhd to vdi
[01:05] <BlackViper2> Glaxy, haha
[01:05] <sebsebseb> suman: vhd  you mean virtualpc ?
[01:05] <fccf> Jackiz: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-format-usb-pen-drive/
[01:05] <suman> BlackViper2: apparently, virtualbox-ose wont run in my machine.. only virtualbox3.0
[01:05] <BlackViper2> !vm
[01:06] <kudi> ive only heard of ppl cursing during xserver troubleshooting lol
[01:06] <suman> sebsebseb: yeah, i guess vhd is virtual pc, i am trying to convert it to .vdi for virtualbox
[01:06] <fccf> Jackiz: better from command line, not trying to do a whole bunch of operations to the drive
[01:06] <Jackiz> fccf: thanks
[01:06] <sebsebseb> suman: oh dear you used VirtualPC :(
[01:06] <BlackViper2> suman, what about dual-boot?
[01:06] <sebsebseb> suman: by the way Virtualpc  don't tend to work  that well with Linux distros
[01:06] <suman> sebsebseb: i know............
[01:06] <rainofkayos> ugh @ virtual pc
[01:06] <sebsebseb> suman: why not set up a vm again?   it doesn't tend to take that long to install Windows in a VM in Virtualbox
[01:07] <suman> BlackViper2: well, dualboot is really the last thing i want to do........... it is a pain to wait for minutes
[01:07] <njbair> who has access to nobody:nogroup files?
[01:07] <BlackViper2> suman, yep, been there done that
[01:07] <suman> sebsebseb: that is waht i am trying to, set up windows in Virtualbox... but i couldnt convert .vhd to .vdi
[01:07] <sebsebseb> suman: I meant start over
[01:07] <sebsebseb> suman: Also which Windows programs do you want to run?
[01:08] <suman> sebsebseb: just IE 6,7,8
[01:08] <shamm> back
[01:08] <sebsebseb> shamm: well then start over,  and set up a new vm in Virtualbox for what you want to do,  probably won't be that hard to install those three, even though Windows only really wants one on
[01:09] <shamm> sebsebseb: ?
[01:09] <sebsebseb> shamm: uh done that again messaged wrong person
[01:09] <sebsebseb> suman: see above
[01:10] <Random774> hey is this were I can get tech support
[01:10] <rainofkayos> openarena time
[01:10] <lstarnes> Random774: for ubuntu, yes
[01:10] <suman> sebsebseb: well,i installed virtualbox-3.0, but now i need to convert .vhd to .vdi
[01:10] <sebsebseb> suman: ok maybe you can't maybe you can,  but  either way #vbox is where you should be asking really
[01:10] <suman> sebsebseb: one way of doing that is by install virtualbox-ose, but it wont run
[01:10] <suman> sebsebseb: will try there...
[01:11] <sebsebseb> suman: good luck
[01:11] <suman> sebsebseb: thanks......
[01:11] <Random774> sweet. I just uninstalled Ubuntu, but now by computer won't boot Windows Vista. I'm using the LiveCD session to get some help on the matter.
[01:11] <WaterRatj> how do i install usb wireless?
[01:11] <WilliamC2> I installed a new driver and it's not using it
[01:11] <sebsebseb> !wireless |  WaterRatj
[01:12] <kitche> Random774: ##windows for windows support but you need to fix the mbr for Vista
[01:12] <sebsebseb> Random774: I guess for some reason Vista didn't get added to   menu.lst     gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst and you can add it in yourself, if it's not there
[01:12] <rainofkayos> why not just make an image of the vm?
[01:12] <BlackViper2> !grub | Random774
[01:12] <rainofkayos> !love
[01:12] <kudi> the default package for tint2 jaunty is broken
[01:12] <tomas1> hey guys i have came here for help before and its been good
[01:13] <tomas1> so this time i need to change folder premissions so that any one can write to it
[01:13] <BlackViper2> rainofkayos, thats tough love, mate
[01:13] <tomas1> i have tryed
[01:13] <rainofkayos> =)
[01:13] <sebsebseb> rainofkayos: that was also random?
[01:13] <tomas1> sudo nautilus and it changes back
[01:13] <oneseventeen> what is the #! for having php-cli execute a bash script?
[01:13] <oneseventeen> #!/usr/bin/env php didn't work
[01:14] <rainofkayos> hmm... with all the weird stuff that goes on here...
[01:14] <rainofkayos> i wouldn't call a ref to love random
[01:14] <cmwslw> quick question, my server has held back the kernel upgrades
[01:14] <tomas1> so whats the code to use in terminal to get it to stay that way
[01:14] <cmwslw> how can I force them to upgrade?
[01:14] <Jan500> tomas1: can you write your question in one line? :S
[01:14] <sebsebseb> rainofkayos: if  someone says  love  something,   I like to  get the bot to do !love in pm
[01:14] <tomas1> sorry
[01:15] <nicklas_> !usb iso
[01:15] <tomas1> i want to change folder premission
[01:15] <rainofkayos> oh ok.. is that like a rule or something?
[01:15] <zopiac> i am trying to connect my palm pilot to my computer, but am not sure how to get it working. can anyone help me?
[01:15] <Jan500> chmod
[01:15] <nicklas_> !usbiso
[01:15] <sebsebseb> rainofkayos: no
[01:15] <rainofkayos> o
[01:15] <Jan500> tomas1: use chmod
[01:15] <Random774> k so I entered the "gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst" command, and it opened a menu.lst (/boot/grub) screen. exactly what do I type here? sorry, i'm new to this sort of thing...
[01:15] <tomas1> how do i use that Jan500
[01:15] <cmwslw> i've been having memory issues and I want to see if a kernel upgrade will help
[01:15] <Jan500> tomas1: chmod --help or man chmod
[01:16] <trip0> i tried to install splashy and now apt is broke.  Is there anyway I can tell apt to forget about installing it?
[01:16] <Jan500> tomas1: chmod 777 file (for full read, write and execute permissions for all users)
[01:16] <rainofkayos> chmod ... u,g,o.
[01:16] <BlackViper2> peace out guys
[01:16] <quizme> how can i tell if i'm on 64 or 32 bit ?
[01:16] <rainofkayos> he wants them to only be able to write though....
[01:16] <nicklas_> tomas1, also http://catcode.com/teachmod/
[01:17] <Jan500> quizme: uname -a?
[01:17] <tomas1> thanks for the help guys i will see if that worked
[01:17] <trip0> i tried to install splashy and now apt is broke.  Is there anyway I can tell apt to forget about installing it?
[01:17] <rainofkayos> Linux rain 2.6.27-14-generic #1 SMP Tue Aug 18 16:25:45 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[01:17] <quizme> i686 = amd or x86 ?
[01:17] <yassine_> pls
[01:18] <yassine_> what is NAT?
[01:18] <rainofkayos> amd
[01:18] <rainofkayos> network address translation
[01:18] <WilliamC2> Network Address Transversal
[01:18] <rainofkayos> lol
[01:18] <Random774> k so I entered the "gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst" command, and it opened a menu.lst (/boot/grub) screen. exactly what do I type here? sorry, i'm new to this sort of thing...
[01:19] <sebsebseb> rainofkayos: <3  in here and  I  would probaby also do it,  like with love,   they even have a !lol factoid
[01:19] <trip0>  i tried to install a package and now apt is broke.  Is there anyway I can tell apt to forget about installing it?
[01:19] <quizme> rainofkayos iscan_2.20.1-1.ltdl7_amd64.deb  <--- i want this one right?
[01:19] <WilliamC2> I have a problem
[01:19] <thowland> quizmeL _amd64 is 64 bit
[01:19] <fccf> rainofkayos: WilliamC2: thats what you get with internationialization
[01:19] <WilliamC2> My NVidia driver now no longer loads after I updated it
[01:19] <rainofkayos> sebsebseb: nice !!!
[01:19] <Newbuntu2> hello
[01:19] <sebsebseb> !lol > rainofkayos
[01:19] <beasty> lol ?
[01:19] <thowland> quizme, what does uname -a say?
[01:19] <rainofkayos> quizme: i think what are you installing again?
[01:20] <sebsebseb> !lol > beasty
[01:20] <rainofkayos> fccf: i see
[01:20] <quizme> rainoflakos: a printer and scanner
[01:20] <WilliamC2> So, can someone please help me
[01:20] <sebsebseb> !patience | WilliamC2
[01:20] <quizme> thowland Linux david-desktop 2.6.28-12-generic #43-Ubuntu SMP Fri May 1 19:27:06 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[01:20] <Random774> sebsebseb:what now?
[01:20] <thowland> quizme: that's a 32bit os
[01:21] <zopiac> how do i access my palm pilot from my computer? it isn't showing up automatically in the Nautilus Places bar
[01:21] <quizme> thowland:  but it says i686
[01:21] <sebsebseb> Random774: there's a example for how you add Windows
[01:21] <Fenrod> WilliamC2, /var/log/Xorg.0.log would be the first place to look for something wierd
[01:21] <Newbuntu2> I'm trying to stream with vlc; it tells me: "It seems your FFMPEG (libavcodec) installlation lacks encoder: MPEG2 Video - ask support from your distribution". Any ideas on how to fix this>
[01:21] <thowland> quizme: 64 bit sez amd-64
[01:21] <WilliamC2> wierd?
[01:21] <WilliamC2> I already see a syntax error, Fenrod.:P\
[01:22] <Fenrod> WilliamC2, well any type of error message
[01:22] <superleggera> Hi !
[01:22] <min> Hey, I want to look into a possible kernel ALSA regression in Karmic.  Can someone point me to the right room?
[01:22] <quizme> thowland: so i want this one?  iscan_2.20.1-1.ltdl7_i386.deb
[01:22] <sebsebseb> Random774: by the way with enough RAM, and depending on what you want to do,  you could just virtual machine  Ubuntu inside Windows for that,  also  your programs might work well in Wine that you want to run
[01:22] <sebsebseb> Random774: uh above,  virtual machine Windows inside Ubuntu
[01:22] <thowland> quizme: I believe so. It'll fail with a "wrong architecture" err if it's wrong
[01:22] <rainofkayos> ./ffmpeg -formats | grep mpeg
[01:23] <nicklas_> min, #ubuntu-motu
[01:23] <min> Thanks.
[01:23] <Random774> sebsebseb: where? "gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst" seemed to open a text based screen. sorry, but i'm really confused..
[01:23] <sebsebseb> Random774: ok instead of  lst put list
[01:24] <The_Druid-> how do i set my ubuntu partition as primary?
[01:24] <fccf> Newbuntu2: do you have ffmpeg2theora? installed?
[01:24] <Jan500> The_Druid-: fdisk
[01:24] <quizme> what's CUPS ?
[01:24] <sebsebseb> !cups | quizme
[01:24] <The_Druid-> Jan500: can i do it through partition magic?
[01:25] <Newbuntu2> fccf: bot if it's not default
[01:25] <WilliamC2> Fenrod: http://pastebin.com/m3a252156
[01:25] <sebsebseb> Jan500: people don't tend to use partition magic for Linux distros
[01:25] <pacopil> online boxing game http://www.kobox.org/kobox-fande-Nourine.html
[01:25] <The_Druid-> :\
[01:25] <sebsebseb> Jan500: rather you would use  the graphical  Gparted or   comand line partitining or some such
[01:25] <Random774> sebsebseb: ok, so what do I type in the new scrren
[01:25] <Fenrod> WilliamC2, does 'lsmod' list the nvidia Kernel module?
[01:25] <sebsebseb> Random774: has it opended up the menu.lst file?
[01:26] <sebsebseb> Random774: it should have come up with stuff
[01:26] <WilliamC2> Partition Magic used to be used when LILO was the primary boot loader
[01:26] <peanut_butter_ki> how do i dualboot?
[01:26] <fccf> Newbuntu2: it is default, for that encoder, it can encode in just about anything that ffmpeg can read
[01:26] <Random774> it looks like a document? if so, then yes
[01:26] <sebsebseb> !dualboot | peanut_butter_ki
[01:26] <sebsebseb> peanut_butter_ki: Why do you want to?
[01:26] <peanut_butter_ki> because i successfully install ubuntu on a seperate hdd but i want to be convient and install it on the HDD with windows also on it
[01:26]  * QPrime huggles his PartedMagic ISOs - who needs Partition Magic!?!?
[01:26] <Tecumseh> hi
[01:26] <sebsebseb> Random774: ok  ##  or # is commented
[01:26] <insigne> e aí blz
[01:26] <WilliamC2> Fenrod, yeah.
[01:26] <sebsebseb> Random774: it doesn't use the stuff that's commented
[01:26] <Tecumseh> i am having some issues with installation can anyone help me?
[01:27] <Random774> i'll manually search for that file
[01:27] <WilliamC2> I'm glad that LILO was replaced by Grub
[01:27] <sebsebseb> Random774:  there's an example for adding Windows, and with the Ubuntu kernel and that,  you  can add it
[01:27] <QPrime> only thing really missing from PartedMagic is GRUB2...
[01:27] <insigne> olá!
[01:27] <WilliamC2> is LILO still active?
[01:27] <Tecumseh> my computer turns off when the installation reaches the partition process
[01:27] <felipe__> insigne, ola
[01:27] <sebsebseb> Random774: of course  your set up may vary a little from the example, depending on which partition Windows is on, but  hd0,0  is the first hard disk  and the first partition,  where as hd1,0  would be the second hard disk  and the first partition
[01:28] <kingsofleon> anyone here have a pogoplug?
[01:28] <kingsofleon> or a sheevaplug
[01:28] <Tecumseh> anyone help?
[01:28] <fccf> !es |insigne
[01:28] <QPrime> Tecumseh: Turns off or reboots?
[01:28] <Tecumseh> turns off
[01:28] <felipe__> insigne, insigne... deve-se comunicar em ingles.
[01:28] <Tecumseh> i get through the keyboard set up, the choice of how to partition
[01:28] <QPrime> Tecumseh: interesting... have you run a mem test on it?
[01:28] <Tecumseh> i choose side by side
[01:28] <Pytlask> Hey all! I'm having an issue where DVDs in the drive do not get detected. Normal CDs work just fine, but DVDs give a "No media in the drive" error.
[01:29] <Tecumseh> yes it passes
[01:29] <Zachk18> uh hu
[01:29] <QPrime> Tecumseh: interesting... sure its a good iso and burn?
[01:29] <sebsebseb> Tecumseh: side by side? you want to dual boot?
[01:29] <Tecumseh> i iso'd it at 8x
[01:29] <Tecumseh> yes i want dual boot
[01:29] <Tecumseh> i have a second partition
[01:29] <sebsebseb> !md5sum |  Tecumseh
[01:29] <Tecumseh> i partitioned 80 gigs and assigned it another drive letter
[01:29] <thowland> qprime, maybe he should turn off acpi?
[01:30] <Tecumseh> i tried installation from boot and from windows
[01:30] <sebsebseb> Technoviking: for Ubuntu?
[01:30] <Tecumseh> both
[01:30] <QPrime> Tecumseh: are you asking the installer to resize anything?
[01:30] <sebsebseb> Technoviking: drive letters is a Windows thing
[01:30] <Tecumseh> crash my comp when it reaches partition process
[01:30] <Tecumseh> nope
[01:30] <Fenrod> WilliamC2, well at first glance it simply looks like you dont have a supported graphics card. But that probably not the case. Try a X server startup with the -verbose 4 and -logverbose 4 parameter to get a more detailed output
[01:30] <Random774> sebsebseb: i'm probably driving you nuts, but the page it opened is simply a blank page titled "menu.list (/boot/brub) -gedit"
[01:30] <Tecumseh> on the windows install its clean but when i reboot and go into ubuntu it crashes when setting up
[01:30] <QPrime> Tecumseh: using the alternate or live cd?
[01:31] <sebsebseb> !grub |  Random774
[01:31] <Tecumseh> um
[01:31] <fccf> Random774: menu.lst
[01:31] <phoenixhouse> aw jehovas witnesses came to my door. notmally i'd troll them, but im installing linux and dont have time to spare to troll
[01:31] <Tecumseh> using the 9.04 cd for amd
[01:31] <Random774> *brub=grub
[01:31] <Tecumseh> would icq #9 have anything to do with it?
[01:31] <Fenrod> WilliamC2, and sometimes the nvidia modules logs stuff to dmesg, might be worth a look too
[01:31] <QPrime> Tecumseh: is the installer text based or does it boot into the desktop and your run the installer?
[01:31] <sebsebseb> Random774: hmm  maybe you don't have Grub on there at all
[01:32] <sebsebseb> Random774: so this does not work at all?   gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst ?
[01:32] <Some_Person> How many lines is Terminal?
[01:32] <WilliamC2> Fenrod, where do I find that?
[01:32] <Tecumseh> boot into desktop
[01:32] <kudi> is any1 familiar with tint wizard
[01:32] <Zachk18> ah
[01:32] <QPrime> Tecumseh: ok its a live cd then.
[01:32] <Tecumseh> i did safe graphics mode too after first didn't work
[01:32] <sebsebseb> Random774: Grub should be on there, unless you told it not to install
[01:32] <yassine_> i want to create ssh key , How?
[01:33] <QPrime> Tecumseh: does your windows install boot?
[01:33] <Fenrod> WilliamC2, type 'dmesg' (without quotes) to your console or terminal
[01:33] <felipe__> How can I change the language of my system. I cant write, for example, "e" cute
[01:33] <Tecumseh> yes
[01:33] <Tecumseh> but then
[01:33] <fccf> kudi: tint on ubuntu is a game ... need to be more spacific provide !details
[01:33] <Tecumseh> again when at the partition process it crashes my comp
[01:33] <kudi> fccf: tint1 wizard
[01:33] <yassine_> i want to create ssh key , How?
[01:33] <kudi> tint2*
[01:33] <yassine_> i want to create ssh key , How?
[01:33] <sebsebseb> Tecumseh: Did you mdt5sum the ISO?
[01:33] <yassine_> any help
[01:33] <sebsebseb> !md5sum |  Tecumseh
[01:33] <RHorse> yassine_ use ssh-keygen
[01:33] <fccf> !details | kudi
[01:33] <kudi> fccf: the panel
[01:33] <Tecumseh> mdt5sum??
[01:34] <sebsebseb> Tecumseh: md5sum
[01:34] <sebsebseb> Tecumseh:  to check that there isn't anything wrong with the ISO, they don't always download properly
[01:34] <yassine_> RHorse? what do i type exactly to create?
[01:34] <Tecumseh> k
[01:34] <felipe__> How can I change the language of my system. I cant write, for example, "e" cute
[01:34] <Tecumseh> let me check that really quickly
[01:34] <Random774> does it matter that i'm running Ubuntu's "demo without changine your computer" option, but still using the disk? So i don't actually have Ubuntu  installed right now..
[01:34] <QPrime> Tecumseh: or you could just run a cd integ test from the cd boot menu.
[01:34] <houkiboshi> when I maximize meida player my cobody mputer goes off, what happend?? anybody can give me a solution??
[01:34] <sebsebseb> QPrime: you sure that's the same thing?
[01:35] <Pytlask> Does anybody know why Ubuntu would fail to detect a DVD in the drive?
[01:35] <bdelin88> hey could someone tell me what ^D would mean?  Does that just mean shift D? http://libtorrent.rakshasa.no/rtorrent/rtorrent.1.html
[01:35] <Tecumseh> k
[01:35] <heogen> Everyone know a program like convertodvd but not devede?
[01:35] <sebsebseb> Technoviking: or even better do both
[01:35] <Tecumseh> qprime i will run that real quick and see
[01:35] <RHorse> yassine_ I believe it's interactive. Just type it and follow the prompts.
[01:35] <rjb> hi how can i kill remote process?
[01:35] <fccf> Random774: until you install ubuntu there is no menu.lst
[01:35] <Tecumseh> thanks for the help will be back if not working
[01:35] <felipe__> How can I change the language of my system. I cant write, for example, "e" cute, or A with ~
[01:35] <heogen> I need to convert a avi movie to dvd
[01:35] <bdelin88> nm answered it
[01:35] <WilliamC2> Fenrod, how do I kill gnome again?
[01:35] <yassine_> but,which keys i use with keygen?
[01:36] <sezercik> b
[01:37] <QPrime> sebsebseb: not exactly the same thing... an md5sum on the iso is better, but at least this will check the cd for a good burn of the package files.
[01:37] <fccf> yassine_: this esplains keys really well http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-30709.html
[01:37] <kudi> its kind of pitiful but im trying to customize my tint2 panel, i have the tint2 wizard but i have no idea how to change the the size of tasks is there a wiki or tutorial
[01:37] <heogen> in my laptop I have one movie in .avi format and I want to watch in my tv
[01:37] <RHorse> yassine_ read the man page. man ssh-keygen. It explains everything
[01:37] <pyro2927> can anyone suggest a good vnc server that isn't vino
[01:37] <Some_Person> How many lines is Terminal?
[01:37] <yassine_> fccf,thank you
[01:37] <pyro2927> that I can use to access my :0 display
[01:37] <nicklas_> quake live time
[01:38] <Random774> fccf: darn. so, after I install it, I will enter that command, add Vista like it shows me to, then uninstall Ubuntu? How do I uninstall? The "delete partition" method?
[01:38] <sebsebseb> QPrime: yeah that's what I thought,  md5sum or the other one to check the ISO is good,  and  the CD check to  see if the CD is good
[01:38] <weff> 你们都是外国人？
[01:38] <sebsebseb> !cn |  weff
[01:38] <felipe__> How can I change the language of my system. I cant write, for example, "e" cute, or A with ~
[01:39] <sebsebseb> felipe__: right click on the panal
[01:39] <sebsebseb> flipp: say you want to add something to it, add the language thingey
[01:39] <heogen> say me a program like convertodvd but not devede that a can to convert .avi to dvd please
[01:39] <sebsebseb> flipp: go into it's settings  set up your other language, and have one as default, and then you can switch between on the panal
[01:39] <IdleOne> !locale | felipe_
[01:39] <keres> hello, i seem to have a problem with my screen resolution on the latest ubuntu i downloaded today. I set my resolution to 1280x1024 (native) manually with xserver, but it doesn't stretch the pixels to my screen. it instead puts an 800x600 box in the screen and i have to pan around to reach other parts of my screen.
[01:39] <Fenrod> WilliamC2, hmm ... unfortunatly i'm not that familliar with the ubuntu runlevel system, so an init 3 at the console might bring you to console mode without X.  But the display-manager might simply start gnome again. So you ahve to try which methord works.
[01:40] <fccf> Random774: please explain what you are trying to do? you don't want ubuntu on the computer, but you want to boot windows with grub??? sounds crazy
[01:40] <IdleOne> sebsebseb: the language thingey?
[01:40] <sebsebseb> IdleOne: yeah not sure what the name is
[01:41] <stlsaint> whats the cmd to copy contents from a cd to a dir on the desktop???
[01:41] <sebsebseb> IdleOne: and can't be bothered enough to look
[01:41] <sebsebseb> IdleOne: or then again  might as well quickly
[01:41] <felipe__> sebsebseb, lol
[01:41] <IdleOne> sebsebseb: the Character palette I belive is what you mean
[01:41] <felipe__> sebsebseb, ok. will look for it here.
[01:41] <sebsebseb> IdleOne  felipe__  keyboard indicator
[01:42] <IdleOne> hmmm ok
[01:42] <felipe__> sebsebseb, ok.
[01:42] <sebsebseb> felipe__: that's really  for if you want to use keys such as öäå  for example and your on an English keyboard
[01:43] <felipe__> sebsebseb, Ok.
[01:43] <tecnobrunner> socorro
[01:43] <fccf> felipe__: in system>perferences>keyboard
[01:43] <felipe__> sebsebseb, Ok. but, my ubuntu is Portuguese. But it cant write ~, ' "
[01:44] <myron> I have a discrepancy on my computer with free space. Left clicking on a folder and going to properties reports that I only have 113 GB free. The total size of the partition is 184 GB, which means that I must have used 70 GB. I went into disk usage analyzer and added all of the used space of my folders together with the exception of mnt which contains the mount points for extra hard drives. I am only coming up with about 54 GB Used. I am
[01:44] <myron> apparently missing 16 GB or my computer is wrongly applying some of the used space from my extra hard drives to my main hard drive. Any thoughts?
[01:44] <sebsebseb> felipe__: ok yes what I said then
[01:44] <sebsebseb> felipe__: you add portugal to it
[01:44] <tecnobrunner> ola
[01:44] <stlsaint> whats the cmd to copy contents from a cd to a dir on the desktop???
[01:45] <tecnobrunner> alguem fala portugues
[01:45] <IdleOne> !pt
[01:45] <sebsebseb> felipe__:   what fccf  said is the same program, however  what I said,  is  so you can switch between two differnet keyboard layouts  on your panal
[01:45] <myron> stlsaint: cp should work
[01:45] <tecnobrunner> como acessar comunidade local
[01:45] <stlsaint> i know but  i need the full cmd...ie sudo cp.....
[01:45] <felipe__> sebsebseb, looking for it. but i'm not finding any of the two ways
[01:46] <felipe__> tecnobrunner, abra uma janela comigo
[01:46] <stlsaint> i need to take contents from the cd to a dir on desktop
[01:46] <vinpan> hello i was on hrs ago
[01:46] <sebsebseb> felipe__: right click the panal and then add to panal,  and it should be available
[01:46] <Random774> fccf: sorry. I messed up my origional Ubuntu installation, which was alongside Windows vista.. I then proceeded to delete it by erasing its partition. Now, I get the Grub Loading error 22 when I try to boot what should theoretically be a single boot system with Windows VIsta on it.. If I insert my ubuntu disk, it allows me to open a LiveCD session without installing, which is what I did to do this in order to recieve help. I
[01:46] <vinpan> got the 8.4 installed
[01:46] <arand> I want to link a file to a detectable/writable (by unetbootin) /dev/sd?# (loop# won't do), possible? where to seek more info?
[01:46] <sebsebseb> felipe__: as well as  what fccf   said in your menu
[01:46] <myron> stlsaint: does your user have cd access?
[01:46] <stlsaint> yep
[01:47] <fccf> myron: couple of things, disk usage analyzer may not be counting things like .trash ... it may also be calculating things differently, see gibibyte and gigabite on wikipedia
[01:47] <vinpan> i have a question?
[01:47] <sebsebseb> !ask |  vinpan
[01:47] <myron> stlsaint: have you tried dragging the files from nautilus to your desktop?
[01:47] <Tecumseh> i'm reburning at 8x do you think that would work??
[01:47] <IdleOne> felipe_: right click on the top panel ( where the time is ) then Add to panel and select keyboard indicator. Right click on the new panel launcher and select preferences and add portuguese
[01:47] <vinpan> ok i downloadwd and istalled 8.4 and there is no menu on the left side
[01:47] <fccf> Random774: and you want to go back and just have a windows machine?
[01:48] <stlsaint> yes but as a learning tip i want to copy contents via terminal
[01:48] <Tecumseh> anyone have a link to a really good dual boot tutorial?
[01:48] <vinpan> do i have to download the updates to get the menu?
[01:48] <RHorse> vinpan not surprising seeing as there is no 8.40
[01:48] <Tecumseh> i'm running vista and want ubuntu as a secondary
[01:49] <myron> stlsaint: all of the contents can be copied with cp -r (from this dir) (To this dir)
[01:49] <felipe__> sebsebseb, "'aããã~aããããã.. now I can write the charapters, but it messed up with the keyboard layout
[01:49] <Declination> Tecumseh. It is pretty straight forward, the installation will handle resizing and side by side installations for you
[01:49] <vinpan> well 8.04
[01:49] <myron> stlsaint: you shouldn't need to use sudo unless your user does not have complete access to the cd
[01:49] <Random774> fccf: to start with, yes. ultimatly I will add a Linux OS, but I only have a few hours to fix this problem, so... lets keep it simple and say yes, all I want is Windows.
[01:49] <QPrime> Tecumseh: you can quite happily dualboot vista and Ubuntu
[01:49] <Tecumseh> would u recommend installation from within windows or as a boot disk?
[01:49] <gsker> hey! I've bot a xen setup on 8.04 LTS and I like it a lot.  Does anyone know where the discussion is happening that excludes the xen kernels from later versions of Ubuntu?  (Why isn't there a  linux-xen in 9.04 -- will it be in 9.10 -- who's talking about it?
[01:49] <weff> #linux
[01:49] <Tecumseh> and qprime i'm reburning it at 8x speed to maybe make it less of a chance to be corrupt
[01:50] <QPrime> Tecumseh: The installer should handle installation of grub and give you menu item for Vista.
[01:50] <fccf> Random774: use windows recovery environment to restore windows boot loader... more help in ##windows
[01:50] <stlsaint> well without the sudo...sorry...force of habbit
[01:50] <peepsalot> is there a gui app for benchmarking hdd performance?
[01:50] <Tecumseh> i keep running into a irq #9 error as well
[01:50] <RHorse> vinpan I suspect your setup files are corrupt. But someone who uses GD
[01:50] <QPrime> Tecumseh: test a test show it was a bad burn?  also if you want to be really careful a check of the iso file with MD5 or SHA would be a good idea
[01:51] <Tecumseh> k
[01:51] <RHorse> vinpan who uses GDM would be better able to answer
[01:51] <vinpan> well 8.04 is installed but no menu in the bar do i have to install the updates to get it?
[01:51] <QPrime> Tecumseh: irq 9 is a cascade irq for the PC... you really should nt have issues with it unless you have old ISA cards AND PCI cards fighting over it.
[01:51] <vinpan> so it should of loaded?
[01:51] <QPrime> PCI can share IRQs
[01:52] <Tecumseh> well
[01:52] <Tecumseh> when i tried to install opensuse it stopped at "irq #9 corrupt" and in ubuntu it says "irq #9 device not ready"
[01:52] <vinpan> i checked the cd and it is fine no errors
[01:52] <gsker> no?  No comments on Xen and Ubuntu?
[01:52] <sebsebseb> felipe__: you can set up your kekyboard as well, not just the language
[01:52] <IdleOne> gsker: try #ubuntu+1 perhaps
[01:53] <QPrime> Tecumseh: check your BIOS and see how IRQ 9 is assigned... what might be using it... do you have any ISA cards in that PC
[01:53] <gsker> IdleOne: thanks.  I'll try that.
[01:53] <RHorse> vinpan try sudo dpkg-reconfigure ubuntu-desktop
[01:53] <felipe__> Yes. But, when I setted up the language, the layout was wrong. now i setted up the layout and i cant write a~ again
[01:53] <Motumbo> salve a tutti
[01:53] <Tecumseh> not sure
[01:53] <felipe__> sebsebseb,  Yes. But, when I setted up the language, the layout was wrong. now i setted up the layout and i cant write a~ again
[01:53] <Tecumseh> its toshiba laptop
[01:54] <QPrime> Tecumseh: are you familiar with your BIOS setup utility?
[01:54] <sebsebseb> !keyboard |  felipe__
[01:54] <myron> stlsaint: cp /location/file /destination/file
[01:54] <sebsebseb> felipe__: I guess your just going to have to play with it a bit, untill you have it correct
[01:54] <vinpan> how i do that?
[01:54] <sebsebseb> !shorcuts
[01:54] <myron> fccf: disk usage analyzer should find all other files and trash is completely empty
[01:54] <felipe__> sebsebseb, I found. It's ok now. You have to change both at the same time.
[01:54] <sebsebseb> !shortcuts
[01:55] <RHorse> !names | vinpan
[01:55] <felipe__> sebsebseb, thank you a lot
[01:55] <stlsaint> myron, tried but go nothing...maybe im doing it wrong...i will check again...thanks for your help
[01:55] <sebsebseb> felipe__: both of what?
[01:55] <RHorse> vinpan type it
[01:55] <felipe__> sebsebseb, layout and language
[01:55] <sebsebseb> felipe__: yes that sounds right
[01:55] <myron> stlsaint: what is the exact command you are using?
[01:55] <vinpan> theres no were to type it
[01:55] <RHorse> vinpan in a console (alt-F2)
[01:56] <sebsebseb> felipe__: no problem
[01:56] <felipe__> sebsebseb, if you set one apply, then get back and change the other, the first one back to the original value
[01:56] <vinpan> ill try it
[01:56] <Motumbo> !list
[01:56] <sebsebseb> felipe__: yeah I  have set  it up so I can do the öää  a few times now
[01:56] <fccf> !factoids | Motumbo
[01:57] <kudi> what is the clock code for 12 hour time
[01:57] <RHorse> vinpan. you have to drop to a console ctrl-alt-F1 and get back to desktop with ctrl-alt-F7
[01:57] <myron> fccf: I just checked again, I am only missing 10 gigs
[01:58] <stlsaint> myron, cp /media/cdrom/* /home/name/desktop/dir
[01:58] <keres_> hello, i am having trouble setting my resolution to 1280x1024. I tried editing xorg.conf but it still won't work.
[01:58] <QPrime> Tecumseh: if you have a hardware issue (even just a config issue - not just broken hardware), that can certainly cause an install fail... considering two distros have complained about a device they think is in irq9 not responding I'd say you need to check your laptops BIOS to see if there is something there that may be assigned to irq9 that should not be)
[01:58] <fccf> myron: are you accounting for your swap partition?
[01:58] <vinpan> do i type along with it ubuntu-desktop
[01:58] <ritztech> is there something i can do get enhance my graphics perfromance or xserver
[01:59] <vinpan> sudo dpkg-reconfigure ubuntu-desktop all of that right?
[01:59] <keres_> my model of screen is detected as CRT-0 but i have an lcd
[01:59] <myron> fccf: swap space is on another partition, I am not accounting for that because I am not looking at the total size of my hard drive, just the main partition of it
[01:59] <aeiah> keres: can you detail your video card / driver info?
[01:59] <keres_> aeiah: 9800gt. I installed the driver ubuntu said i should.
[01:59] <WilliamC2> Yeah, it's still not better, FenRod
[02:00] <RHorse> vinpan type ctrl-alt-F1, and type sudo dpkg-reconfigure ubuntu-desktop then type ctrl-alt-F7 to return to desktop. If it's not fixed restart the desktop by quitting and restarting.
[02:00] <aleron6> can anbody here help find my video card drivers
[02:00] <dantonic> Running Ubuntu 9.04, after using the suspend function, I lose network/internet capabilities.  Anyone know of a solution? haven't been able to find one.
[02:00] <aleron6> cause  im really lost
[02:00] <RHorse> vinpan right
[02:00] <myron> stlsaint: try " cp -R /media/cdrom /home/name/desktop/dir "
[02:01] <aeiah> ive got an older nvidia card but obviously they should be pretty similar. are you trying to change things through nvidia-settings?
[02:01] <myron> stlsaint: you have to use the -R it tells the command to copy the entire contents of the folder (Recursive)
[02:01] <keres> aeiah: yes i was. I also tried editing xorg.conf manually, but that was ineffective
[02:02] <Pytlask> Is anyone aware of why a DVD would not be detected in the drive?
[02:02] <myron> stlsaint: you can also try " man cp " for other ways to use the cp command
[02:02] <Fenrod> WilliamC2, any errormessages in dmesg? What does the X server-log say when started with -verbose 4 and -logverbose 4?
[02:02] <Laruft> if i rm -r a folder, anyway I can get it back?  wastebin seems empty in dolphin
[02:02] <quizme> can i say "apt-get install *.deb" ?
[02:02] <juls> which  Blluetooth do I buy to work properly with ubuntu???
[02:02] <quizme> does that install the .deb file ?
[02:02] <IdleOne> Laruft: pretty much gone for good
[02:03] <Laruft> hmm thought so
[02:03] <biovore> quizme: sudo dpkg -i "file.deb"
[02:03] <quizme> biovore thanks
[02:03] <Zachk18> sudo dpkg -i <package name>
[02:03] <Laruft> IdleOne i just installed firefox 3.5 and deleted the current firefox in my home folder
[02:03] <stlsaint> myron, thanks
[02:03] <Laruft> seem to have lost bookmarks
[02:03] <myron> stlsaint: no problem
[02:03] <Davide> Does anyone know of this issue:  loss of lan after coming out of a suspend?
[02:03] <aeiah> keres: ive gotta go. if you havent been doing so already, make sure you launch nvidia-settings as root, ie 'gksu nvidia-settings' so it actually saves changes to xorg.
[02:03] <IdleOne> Laruft: reinstall it with synaptic
[02:04] <biovore> Laruft: you answered you own question.. "deleted the current firefox in my home folder"
[02:04] <IdleOne> Laruft: bookmarks will be gone yes
[02:04] <Laruft> doh
[02:04] <fccf> Laruft: you might find stuff left over in ~/.firefox ... make sure to show hidden files
[02:04] <Lenin_Cat> is there a command line alterntive to update manager
[02:05] <IdleOne> Lenin_Cat: apt-get update/upgrade
[02:05] <Laruft> .mozilla is all i see
[02:05] <Lenin_Cat> IdleOne, yes but how do I make it alert me when I need to do that
[02:05] <myron> fccf: in other words  my main hard drive is 200 GB, main partition = 184.15 GB, nautilus reports that I should have used 70 GB. disk usage analyzer reports that I should have only used 59 GB
[02:05] <fccf> Laruft: perhaps, i don't think so though
[02:06] <IdleOne> Lenin_Cat: the command line wont alert you about updates. I usually run apt-get update and upgrade daily
[02:06] <myron> fccf: I am just concerned that some of the space used on other hard drives may be applied to my main hard drive
[02:06] <Lenin_Cat> IdleOne, yes is there a systme tray program to alert you and when you click it, it simply brings up a terminal running the apt-get update command
[02:07] <IdleOne> Lenin_Cat: there may be. don't know of any
[02:07] <FelipeJ_> !keyboard
[02:07] <fccf> myron: not sure ... you arn't hurting for space
[02:08] <vinpan> nothen worked
[02:08] <myron> fccf: not at all, just making sure that there isn't a bug here
[02:08] <RHorse> vinpan hit alt-F2 and type: gnome-panel
[02:09] <IXI> yes, there's people here
[02:09] <IXI> anyone not afk?
[02:09] <Lenin_Cat> RHorse, can you create a hotkey for gnome-terminal>
[02:09] <IdleOne> !ask | IXI
[02:09] <RHorse> Lenin_Cat sure
[02:09] <IXI> alright, thanks, Does anyone having a working DLink-WUA2340 network adapter?
[02:10] <what_if> I have the module evbug blacklisted, but my system still loads it. How can I discover what loaded the module ?
[02:10] <kudi> whats the correct symbol for 12 hour clock
[02:10] <Lenin_Cat> IXI, have you tried ndiswrapper
[02:10] <Pytlask> Does anybody know why Ubuntu would fail to detect a DVD in the drive?
[02:10] <fccf> myron: use the df command to see a better representation of how it is seeing what it is seeing
[02:10] <myron> fccf: its not that big of a deal to be missing 10 GB, but on 4 TB systems that would equate to 200 GB which is alot of missing space....
[02:10] <vinpan> and hit run or run with file or run in terminal
[02:10] <IXI> Yeah, compiled manually, also from deb, been on the forums for probably a total of 30 or so hours in the past few days
[02:11] <RHorse> vinpan just run
[02:11] <kudi> currently i have H% and thats 24 hr
[02:11] <kudi> %H*
[02:11] <IXI> I'm on my vista partition to use the internet at the moment
[02:11] <vinpan> nope nothen
[02:11] <Lenin_Cat> IXI, I would just exange it for a linksys compact usb wireless adapter
[02:11] <Lenin_Cat> it works out of the box
[02:12] <Lenin_Cat> at least 1.0 dose
[02:12] <RHorse> vinpan I would try restarting and retry typing gnome-panel again, before panicking. :)
[02:12] <Lenin_Cat> I dont know about 2.0
[02:12] <vinpan> ok lol
[02:12] <IXI> Bought it rather long ago, I don't have the receipt anymore
[02:12] <IdleOne> IXI: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7369539
[02:12] <phoenixhouse> woohoo installation was a success! The winning combination: 1 1gb boot partition, 32gb root "/", 5gb swap, 84GB Snow Leopard partition, and a few other unimportant partitions for other stuff...both Snow Leopard and 64-bit Jaunty are installed and working! Thanks for all your help, denizens of the ubuntu IRC chaN, you are greatly appreciated by me
[02:12] <drygrain> LOL i am cooling my overheating laptop with an icepack :D
[02:13] <IXI> and I don;t have money for a new wireless card right now, won't for a bit unfortunately
[02:13] <fccf> IXI: what kind of card do you have?
[02:13] <IdleOne> kudi perhaps %h instead of H
[02:13] <IXI> DLink WUA-2340
[02:13] <myron> fccf: df and gparted both report that I should have 122 GB free
[02:14] <kudi> idleOne: that got me the month
[02:14] <IXI> fccf: DLink WUA-2340
[02:14] <myron> fccf: do you know how nautilus gets its data on space by chance?
[02:14] <IdleOne> kudi: lol h = month? makes sense
[02:15] <jennie_alex> how can i create a protected folder?
[02:15] <jennie_alex> or protected directory
[02:15] <patrickc> Does Ubuntu come with an IDE for software developers?
[02:16] <quizme> http://pastie.org/609122
[02:16] <fccf> myron: however nautilus is also counting the available space in /var/run /var/lock /dev and etc....
[02:16] <vinpan> nope still nothen
[02:16] <vinpan> it says software updates are available
[02:16] <vinpan> lol
[02:16] <IXI> fccf: DLink WUA-2340
[02:17] <IdleOne> IXI: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7369539 take a look at this
[02:17] <quizme> http://pastie.org/609122  <--- there is no libltdl3 package for jaunty.  it's already on 7 which I have.... so what should i do ?
[02:17] <trgbeck> So is Super OS Better then Ubuntu
[02:17] <fccf> !best
[02:17] <thowland> patrickc: dozens. what language are you using?
[02:17] <IdleOne> trgbeck: #ubuntu-offtopic to discuss which OS is better
[02:17] <fccf> trgbeck: super OS is a derevitave of ubuntu and is not supported here
[02:18] <trgbeck>  is there irc channel then for SOS
[02:18] <IXI> Can anyone help with a DLink WUA-2340 usb adapter?
[02:18] <tomatopasteb0g> quick question, if i install the new nvidia drivers (190) in ubuntu do i need new kernel headers ?
[02:18] <KB1JWQ> Is 7.04 EOL?
[02:18] <fccf> IXI: see link from IdleOne
[02:18] <IdleOne> !7.04
[02:18] <quizme> http://pastie.org/609122  <--- there is no libltdl3 package for jaunty.  it's already on 7 which I have.... so what should i do ?
[02:18] <edbian> KB1JWQ: What does EOL stand for?
[02:18] <KB1JWQ> IdleOne: Thanks. :-)
[02:18] <IdleOne> KB1JWQ: yes
[02:19] <IdleOne> np
[02:19] <KB1JWQ> edbian: End of Life
[02:19] <edbian> KB1JWQ: yeah I caught it.
[02:19] <jordanwb> I'm trying to open a video in Gnome Subtitles but it keeps telling me that the video file is not supported. VLC says the video is "DX50" How do I get GS to open the video?
[02:19] <KB1JWQ> IdleOne: Thought it was, but then I just encountered one in a production environment.
[02:19] <fccf> KB1JWQ: CQ CQ
[02:19] <vinpan> should i reinstall it?
[02:19] <RHorse> fccf lid
[02:19] <dotblank> hey run "dpkg-query -l | wc -l" and lets see who has the most packages
[02:19] <IXI> Fccf: IdleOne: I am using the 1.4 drivers already, I've been to that thread
[02:20] <quizme> KB1JWQ what does AOL stand for ?
[02:20] <KB1JWQ> quizme: Please keep to topic.
[02:20] <IdleOne> !ot > dotblank
[02:20] <IXI> I think I've probably been to almost every wireless adapter help page and also started a thread .. but there hasn't really been any 'action' on it
[02:20] <Mylisto> how can I mount a win vista harddrive in ubuntu live cd?
[02:20] <Pytlask> IS anyone aware of a reason DVDs would not be detected?
[02:20] <edbian> Mylisto: PM me :)
[02:21] <fccf> IXI: the other option is ndiswrapper ... using the windows driver
[02:21] <myron> fccf: thanks for the help, I also found a post on ubuntu forums that explains the difference, but I saw how the df command doesn't include /var/lock etc. in the main partition's used and available space...
[02:21] <IXI> I'm using ndiswrapper with the 1.4 windows driver
[02:21] <RHorse> vinpan reboot
[02:21] <IXI> fccf: I'm using ndiswrapper with the 1.4 windows driver
[02:21] <fccf> IXI: follow this instruction https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper
[02:21] <RHorse> vinpan the easy before the hard. ;)
[02:22] <sirCAKE> hi. I formatted my hard drive(Win7 RC) and installed Ubuntu. I just realized I formatted over some important-ish files. Is there some way to recover these?
[02:22] <IXI> fccf: that's actually the last thing I did, ended up uninstallnig ndiswrapper and compiling it manually, and still no luck
[02:22] <fccf> IXI; did you remember to blacklist the other drivers
[02:22] <IXI> yes
[02:22] <IXI> fccf: yes*
[02:22] <vinpan> i did reboot
[02:22] <rod_> Question: if I want to write a (bash?) script to log in to a website on firefox every 12 hours, how would I go about doing that?
[02:22] <Laruft> IdleOne: trying to figure out if i have lost my bookmarks, or if i just didnt have any.   I appear to still have browser history lol
[02:23] <danbhfive> sirCAKE: I've tried to find out if that is true, and AFAIK it is not
[02:23] <rod_> Rather, what would be a good resource?
[02:23] <aleron6> can anybody here help my find linux drivers for my video card
[02:23] <IXI> fccf: b43, b43legacy, and ssb .. using rmmod they werent in /proc/modules so i added them to the blacklist and rebooted
[02:23] <aleron6> i need help
[02:24] <fccf> IXI: b43 is for broadcom ... not D-link
[02:24] <sirCAKE> danbhfive, do you mean it isn't possible?
[02:24] <danbhfive> aleron6: what card is it?
[02:24] <IXI> fccf: yes but most threads said to disable it, so I did anyway
[02:24] <danbhfive> sirCAKE: correct, I couldnt figure it out
[02:24] <toshiba> note to self .. remove cd before removing cdrom
[02:24] <aleron6> intel 82815 graphics controller
[02:25] <fccf> IXI: b43 won't load if there isn't hardware for it ... .. sorry I have to go it is getting hot in here
[02:25] <IXI> ouch
[02:25] <aleron6> its a prrettu y complex situation
[02:25] <IXI> fccf: well thanks for trying
[02:25] <IXI> think i may have to just stick with windows :/
[02:25] <AussieGuy> what would be a way I could make an on the fly, ubuntu system that I could connect to any computer, so I can use it to image that computers disks using linux tools?
[02:25] <fccf> IXI: I am at starbucks and some young girl is yelling into her phone
[02:25] <vinpan> restart again then what?
[02:25] <AussieGuy> usb hard drive?
[02:25] <IXI> fccf: haha, gotta love annoying people ;-)
[02:26] <fccf> AussieGuy: load ubuntu to a persistant usb drive ... or a usb harddrive
[02:26] <IdleOne> !usb | AussieGuy and take a look at !remaster also
[02:27] <dreamborn> is there a way to bridge connections in ubuntu?
[02:27] <IXI> I'm going to tinker with ubuntu and see what happens, I'll be baqck in a few
[02:27] <IXI> thanks
[02:27] <QPrime> IXI: Intel Etherexpress Pros are cheap! :)
[02:27] <dsdeiz> my laptop boots from grub to x in like a minute. is there a way to minimize that? :(
[02:27] <dsdeiz> there are services that run that I don't need e.g. cupsd
[02:27] <dsdeiz> and other things I'm not familiar with
[02:28] <fccf> dsdeiz: will you ever want to print?
[02:28] <dsdeiz> fccf: no
[02:28] <danbhfive> dsdeiz: maybe you could install bootchart and see exactly what is taking up the time
[02:28]  * shamm is in the pickle, used NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-185.18.31-pkg2.run to reinstall nvidia, now while running gdm, it went into eternal loop telling me that configuration file is incorrect, I asked it to create a new file, then asked it to use backup file, then asked it to use default (Geneic) config -- couldn't get out of that loop.
[02:28] <dsdeiz> bootchart?
[02:28] <shamm> I'm in console right now and I am running nvidia card
[02:28] <fccf> dsdeiz: uninstall cups
[02:28] <shamm> 7600 GoForce
[02:29] <dsdeiz> danbhfive: hmm, sounds nice.. i actually remove 'quiet' from /boot/grub.menu to see what's taking so long to boot
[02:29] <RHorse> vinpan try creating a new user and logging in with that user.
[02:29] <shamm> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G70 [GeForce Go 7600] (rev a1)
[02:29] <dsdeiz> fccf: ok. also the apache and mysql servers. can i disable them from boot and just start them the time I need them?
[02:30] <dreamborn> is there a way to bridge connections in ubuntu?
[02:30] <vinpan> how u make a new user
[02:31] <charlie_> command adduser
[02:32] <kudi> whats that color chooser applet called? not th ekde one
[02:32] <RHorse> vinpan open a gnome-terminal and type sudo adduser. Make up a name and a password then quit X or reboot and log in as new user.
[02:32] <danbhfive> shamm: I had that issue.  For me, it was a bad install.  I needed to redo my media
[02:32] <|JZ|> i cant get flash to work on firefox
[02:32] <charlie_> i don't remember use man adduser for new users
[02:32] <burntresistor> is there a gui program thats helps me manage iptables
[02:32] <edbian> burntresistor: firestarter
[02:32] <edbian> !firstarter
[02:32] <burntresistor> thanks
[02:32] <thowland> !flash | |JZ|
[02:32] <edbian> !firestarter
[02:32] <|JZ|> sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[02:32] <|JZ|> Reading package lists... Done
[02:32] <|JZ|> Building dependency tree
[02:32] <|JZ|> Reading state information... Done
[02:32] <|JZ|> flashplugin-nonfree is already the newest version.
[02:32] <|JZ|> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[02:32] <FloodBot3> |JZ|: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:33] <|JZ|> http://paste.ubuntu.com/266946/
[02:34] <danbhfive> aleron6: is it a laptop?
[02:34] <FelpsJ> clear
[02:34] <vinpan> so i entered a name
[02:34] <arand> |JZ|: start synaptic package manager, search for "flash" remove everything except flshplugin-installer and apply. < Try that.
[02:34] <shamm> how do I restart X server?
[02:34] <dreamborn> is there a way to bridge connections in ubuntu?
[02:35] <|JZ|> arand:  ok
[02:35] <vinpan> and it says bad command
[02:35] <FelpsJ> is there any way to get my processor temperature in xubuntu?
[02:35] <thowland> shamm: log out and log back in is easiest
[02:35] <rww> !lm-sensors | FelpsJ
[02:35] <shamm> thowland: ok
[02:35] <FelpsJ> rww, thank you
[02:36] <etalli> Hello. Were I to attempt install of Ubuntu on my Intel C2 Duo MacBook Pro, which version of Ubuntu should I use: 32-bit or 64-bit
[02:36] <shamm> thowland: when I logged out -- it is still stuck in X server just background showing...
[02:37] <rww> etalli: The Core 2 Duo can run either 32-bit or 64-bit. How much memory do you have?
[02:37] <dsdeiz> also the apache and mysql servers. can i disable them from boot and just start them the time I need them? <- so, anyone? :)
[02:37] <thowland> shamm, hit ctrl-alt-backspace
[02:37] <etalli> rww: 3GB.
[02:37] <dsdeiz> through the terminal btw
[02:37] <vinpan> i cant add a user it says bad command
[02:37] <jennie_alex> how can i create a protected directory?
[02:37] <shamm> thowland: didn't work either.
[02:37] <jordanwb> I'm trying to open a video in Gnome Subtitles but it keeps telling me that the video file is not supported. VLC says the video is "DX50" How do I get GS to open the video?
[02:37] <|JZ|> arand: still doesnt work
[02:38] <rww> etalli: 32-bit should be able to address all your memory, then, so it really doesn't matter which you use. May as well go with 32-bit, since more people have it.
[02:38] <thowland> shamm, then your machine is hung. hit ctrl-alt-f1 and log in, then run sudo /sbin/shutdown -r now
[02:38] <thowland> shamm, if that doesn't work, hit ctrl-alt-del and try and reboot
[02:38] <rww> thowland, shamm: Ctrl-Alt-Backspace is disabled by default in Jaunty, hence (I assume) it not working.
[02:38] <rww> !dontzap
[02:38] <arand> |JZ|: you've restarted firefox, and youtube don't work still?
[02:38] <shamm> thowland: I'm in console already, trying to configure xserver
[02:39] <shamm> thanks rww
[02:39] <newser> hello, I am having problems with my distribution. I have the latest version 9.04 and it freezes eventually and I have to restart my laptop by pressing the on/off switch for 5secs. I think my problem is firefox. Is there a lighter webbrowser?
[02:39] <RHorse> vinpan do you have a panel?
[02:39] <etalli> rww: I, of course, have heard of the highly-publicised benefits of Snow Leopard's 64-bit rewrite, and this leads me to believe 64-bit to be an upgrade from 32-bit. Is this not the case?
[02:39] <|JZ|> arand: yes i restarted firefox and youtube still does not work i uninstalled everythingw with flash then did  sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree Download done. Flash Plugin installed.
[02:39] <|JZ|> still doesnt work
[02:40] <Prodego> etalli: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/64-bit#32_vs_64_bit
[02:40] <thowland> newser, try opera or google chrome
[02:40] <vinpan> nope and it says its running
[02:40] <etalli> Thank you all, and good [morning|afternoon|evening|night] :)
[02:40] <Prodego> I thought chrome was still windows only
[02:40] <rww> etalli: I have a Core 2 Quad and have used 32-bit and 64-bit. With the exception of some distributed computing work I do, I haven't noticed any difference in speed. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=765428 might be informative.
[02:40] <RHorse> vinpan no panel at all?
[02:41] <arand> |JZ|: Try installing flashplugin-installer instead.
[02:41] <vinpan> nope
[02:41] <thowland> prodego, there's an early beta out, I'm using it, works very well
[02:41] <Prodego> a chrome beta or still chromium
[02:41] <Prodego> ?
[02:41] <newser> my cpu goes from 55% to 11% when I close firefox. Is it too power consuming?
[02:41] <thowland> prodego: http://dev.chromium.org/getting-involved/dev-channel
[02:41] <adam> 64 BIT VERSION IS FASTER THAN 32  ON 4 CORE PC ?
[02:41] <rabidweezle> If I want *real* light browser I use links2 (with links2 -g)
[02:41] <RHorse> vinpan in a terminal type sudo killall -9 gnome-panel. Then type gnome-panel
[02:41]  * shamm looks at adam
[02:42] <newser> thowland, is google chrome in synaptic?
[02:42] <vinpan> im restarting again if it dont work ill reinstall it
[02:42] <thowland> newser, nope
[02:42] <adam> good evening
[02:42] <dsdeiz> can i like use update-rc.d?
[02:42] <vinpan> k ill try
[02:42] <Tecumseh> qprime you here?
[02:42] <shamm> 64 bit puts more instructions than 32 bit -- not just faster.
[02:42] <QPrime> Tecumseh: yup
[02:42] <Prodego> thowland: thanks
[02:42] <Tecumseh> guess what
[02:42] <|JZ|> arand: i get http://paste.ubuntu.com/266946/
[02:42] <danbhfive> newser: if you are running javascript or flash, that can take up cpu
[02:42] <Tecumseh> i'm in ubuntu finally :)
[02:43] <adam> ok...so what is better ?
[02:43] <QPrime> Tecumseh: Yay!
[02:43] <QPrime> Tecumseh: you will enjoy it :)
[02:43] <Tecumseh> i already do
[02:43] <Tecumseh> my machine has never been this quiet
[02:43] <|JZ|> arand: i mean http://paste.ubuntu.com/266951/
[02:43] <arand> |JZ|: that's still for trying to install -nonfree ...
[02:43] <shamm> adam: for current needs, use 32bits
[02:43] <Tecumseh> this is great
[02:43] <rabidweezle> shamm: 64 bit is not for everyone yet thanks to many software developers not supporting 64-bit properly :( But if you have 4 gig of ram or more, it's definatly required. (It should be the standard by now you would think)
[02:43] <rww> adam: I've noticed no appreciable difference between the two on my Core 2 Quad.
[02:43] <shamm> adam: for compatibility reasons --
[02:44] <shamm>  rabidweezle I agree.
[02:44] <adam> ok
[02:44] <Tecumseh> so how do i make sure i register this name so i can keep it to myself?
[02:44] <rww> !register | Tecumseh
[02:44] <newser> danbhfive, I think its flash. I cannot see youtube videos after having my pc on for more than 5 or 6 hrs. the videos start freezing and the computer freezes
[02:44] <arand> |JZ|: ah right, hmm, then I'm not really sure, checked that "swfdec-something is removed"?
[02:44] <danbhfive> newser: maybe a cooling issue?
[02:44] <newser> anyone experienced with flash problems in firefox that can help me solve them?
[02:45] <vinpan> ]tryed it it still says a panel is alredy running
[02:45] <QPrime> Tecumseh: Like I said in the PM its a very different Kernel with a very un-windows way of dealing with caching/scheduling etc... :)
[02:45] <adam> i uninstal nvidia because i lost second monitor...where i can download version 190 nvidia drivers?
[02:45] <|JZ|> arand: swfdec-gnome & -mozilla is not installed
[02:45] <newser> danbhfive, hmm probably. Is there any app that can tell me the temp on my system?
[02:45] <RHorse> vinpan type sudo adduser and follow the prompts. Then log in as new user. Otherwise delete .gnome .gnome2 and .gconf directories in your home dir and restart desktop
[02:45] <|JZ|> arand: i am running firefox 3.5
[02:45] <rabidweezle> adam: www.nvidia.com goto beta drivers section
[02:46] <kahen> newser: "sudo apt-get install lm-sensors && sudo sensors-detect" in a terminal
[02:46] <Tecumseh> dang my name is already registered
[02:46] <adam> ok thank You
[02:46] <WilliamC2> There is something off with my video driver
[02:46] <rww> !lm-sensors | newser
[02:47] <vinpan> i did and i put username in and it said command not found
[02:47] <Tecumseh> qprime i added you to buddies k
[02:47] <newser> kahen, danbhfive, rww, Thanks
[02:48] <adam> Linux is cool.... after 3 day of using  i see that ,,and you are cool all people here..thanks to all !!!!!!
[02:49] <rabidweezle> np adam, come back again if you need more help :)
[02:49] <shamm> =)
[02:49] <adam> :)
[02:49] <arand> |JZ|: okay, you could try installing it manually by getting the libflashplayer.so file (from adobe) and add it to ~/.mozilla/plugins/
[02:49] <vinpan> fuck it i formatting again
[02:49] <vinpan> thx for ur help
[02:49] <rww> !ohmy > vinpan (Please see the private message from the bot)
[02:50] <rabidweezle> vinpan: what was your problem? I didn't see your question?
[02:50] <vinpan> sorry im getting mad lol\
[02:50] <RHorse> rabidweezle he can't get a panel to show up on his DT
[02:50] <rabidweezle> DT?
[02:51] <vinpan> the task bar ant showing
[02:51] <arand> |JZ|: and remove the flashplugin-installer package when doing that as well
[02:51] <vinpan> no menu bar or anything
[02:51] <adam> i feel like my life is to short for learn all about..or maybe somwhere is good education program???
[02:51] <rabidweezle> ahh, did it get removed your your bottom panel? or is the entire panel gone from the bottom?
[02:51] <vinpan> i cant make a new user name it wont let me
[02:52] <vinpan> bottom
[02:52] <rabidweezle> adam: I suggest perhaps the ubuntu books
[02:52] <rabidweezle> adam: also linux secrets/linux for dummies are what I used like 10 years ago to learn
[02:52] <vinpan> im going to reformat and see what  happens
[02:52] <vinpan> thxs
[02:52] <rabidweezle> adam: maybe you can find ebooks out there :)
[02:52] <bro> hi. which is best? the flash player from Adobe or flashplugin-nonfree? i installed the original one from Adobe, but flash is kinda choppy
[02:53] <RHorse> vinpan first try deleting those files I explained
[02:53] <vinpan> k
[02:53] <Tecumsah> hmm
[02:53] <trgbeck> try failsafe mode
[02:53] <RHorse> vinpan the .gnome, .gnome2 and .gconf directories in your home dir
[02:53] <jrib> bro: same thing if you are on i386
[02:53] <rww> bro: flashplugin-nonfree is the flash player from Adobe, packaged up by Canonical.
[02:53] <Tecumsah> finally figuring all of this out :)
[02:54] <adam> how understand this matrix here,patterns of memory ,system ..somebody heave plan for all this..?
[02:54] <rabidweezle> RHorse: think he already left to reformat XD
[02:54] <bro> ok, thanks
[02:54] <arand> bro: are you on 64bit?
[02:54]  * shamm recalls starting out with Slackware -- bought Slackware book and learned a great deal about linux
[02:55] <rabidweezle> RHorse: all he would have to do is just make a new user and login to that really if all else failed :/
[02:55] <RHorse> rabidweezle I already suggested, he said it wouldn't work. <sigh>
[02:55] <bro> arand, no, i have a 64bit processor, but i run the 32bit ubuntu 9.04
[02:55] <rww> !tutorial | These are nice to read through too
[02:55]  * thowland remembers the giant stack of slackware floppies
[02:55] <cyberjorge> any good RDP for ubuntu to windows and vice versa that can be used for dynamic IP's? much like hamachi or teamviewer
[02:55] <adam> how program this patterns  to make programs ?
[02:56] <rabidweezle> adam: umm, are you asking how to program for linux?
[02:56] <Tecumsah> should i install all of the updates from the update manager??
[02:56] <Joelito> hi all,is there a way to run vbs (visual basic scripts) in ubuntu?
[02:57] <rabidweezle> Joelito: umm, there are many other scripting languages you can do in linux really, but maybe in wine?
[02:57] <JordiRT> Hi all. I'm looking for help patching the bcm43xx driver under ubuntu 8.1 I need to find the directory where to run the patch
[02:57] <adam> yes how make programs in linux
[02:58] <rabidweezle> adam: Basically you pick a language, start coding and use gcc to compile it
[02:58] <trgbeck> how about MONO
[02:58] <Joelito> rabidweezle: I know, but I'm trying to do a task from ubuntu to win
[02:58] <rabidweezle> !mono|trgbeck
[02:58] <thowland> tecumsah: usually it's a good idea to stay current on updates
[02:58] <rabidweezle> wtf ubottu
[02:58] <burntresistor> im having trouble finding a easy guide for  setting up tork , i followed that it said on the tor website and im still having problems
[02:58] <rww> !forget mono
[02:58] <thowland> tecumsah: sometimes I'll hold back on new kernels, but most everything else is safe
[03:00] <Tecumsah> k thanks
[03:00] <rabidweezle> Especially hold up on new kernels on laptops it seems
[03:01] <jordanwb> I'm trying to open a video in Gnome Subtitles but it keeps telling me that the video file is not supported. VLC says the video is "DX50" How do I get GS to open the video?
[03:01] <thowland> I hold off because VMware is a pain; has to be reconfigured each time
[03:02] <rabidweezle> and I also hold off because every kernel update I need to recompile my video driver XD
[03:02] <ray66> In Hardy when I activate a splashscreen it shows in the right lower corner of my monitor...Is there a way to center
[03:03] <adam> good night for all people here
[03:03] <l0gik> night adam
[03:03] <rabidweezle> splashscreen for what?
[03:03] <bro> arand: i have compiz also, it runs like a charm. only videos anf flash seem to run choppy. also, for flash, in youtube, i can't see the red buffering line. i guess it's also a flash issue
[03:03] <rabidweezle> ray66: ^^
[03:03] <ray66> For Hardy
[03:03] <Ben64> bro: what version flash
[03:03] <Ben64> 10.0 solved every flash issue i ever had
[03:03] <teVena> hey guys
[03:03] <bro> flash 10 i think
[03:04] <lordnikon> i need hele getting totem to play my dvds
[03:04] <rabidweezle> ray66: a splash screen for... usplash, grub, kde, the gimp... many apps use splash screens
[03:04] <bro> the last version from adobe webpage
[03:04] <rww> bro: are they still choppy if compiz is off?
[03:04] <bro> yes
[03:04] <scott_ino2> Ben64, bro really???
[03:04] <Ben64> scott_ino2: what?
[03:05] <scott_ino2> Ben64, just the state of flash is still sad
[03:05] <RHorse> bro using 64 bit flashplugin, right?
[03:05] <Ben64> scott_ino2: not for me : /
[03:05] <l0gik> some flash sites work fine for me, some are horrible...
[03:05] <bro> RHorse: i'm on 32bt ubuntu
[03:05] <lordnikon> totem will not play my dvd's can anyone help?
[03:05] <JordiRT> Hi all. I'm looking for help patching the bcm43xx driver under ubuntu 8.1 I need to find the directory where to run the patch
[03:05] <ray66> rabidweezle...This is the splashscreen in system>preferences
[03:05] <Ben64> everything loads fine now, all videos play, never crashes
[03:05] <RHorse> huh!
[03:05] <scott_ino2> Ben64, what's your cpu usage like in fullscreen
[03:06] <Ben64> what site?
[03:06] <paissad-hp>  hi guys
[03:06] <rww> lordnikon: have you done the instructions on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs#Installing%20libdvdcss ?
[03:06] <lordnikon> jordirt:  i had a friend with the same problem, he eventyally went back to windows because he didnt find anything that worked
[03:06] <teVena> I have a basic command question, I wrote a shell script and I put it under /usr/bin/ + /bin/
[03:06] <baltadt> lorknikon what version are you using?
[03:06] <scott_ino2> ehh... your avg run of the mill tv show site
[03:06] <leave> lordnikon, mplayer will be best chice
[03:06] <scott_ino2> Ben64, just wondering if it's still high or not
[03:07] <JordiRT> Hi all. I'm looking for help patching the bcm43xx driver under ubuntu 8.1 I need to find the directory where to run the patch
[03:07] <scott_ino2> because mine always has been. even with a moderate graphics card
[03:07] <paissad-hp> i would like to find all files ending with wma extensions into a directory !, i did --> find . '.*wma$' <-- but i got nothing
[03:07] <teVena> how can i determine which of these directory my shell script would execute
[03:07] <Ben64> scott_ino2: i'll find out for ya in a sec
[03:07] <paissad-hp> btw , w
[03:07] <scott_ino2> Ben64, don't want to trouble you, just don't think flash is where it should be still...
[03:07] <paissad-hp> when i do --> find -type f | grep -r '.*wma$'  <-- it works
[03:07] <scott_ino2> Ben64, would you mind running another quick video test for me as well?
[03:07] <prince_jammys> paissad-hp: find . -name '*wma'
[03:07] <rww> paissad-hp: find . -name *.wma
[03:07] <RHorse> teVena you should use the exact path to the file.
[03:08] <ray66> rabidw
[03:08] <paissad-hp> rww, prince_jammys ok
[03:08] <paissad-hp> thanks
[03:08] <lordnikon> rww: wow that worked like a charm thnxs
[03:08] <lordnikon> lol
[03:08] <prince_jammys> paissad-hp: find doesn't use regexes unless you specify -regex (don't). all you need is a shell glob '*wma'
[03:08] <scott_ino2> Ben64, try this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zvCUmeoHpw
[03:08] <scott_ino2> when you get a chancxe
[03:08] <teVena> RHourse what if i use system command such as "touch"
[03:08] <paissad-hp> prince_jammys, why not using regex with find ?
[03:08] <ray66> rabidweezle...It is the splashscreen in between usplash and the desktop
[03:08] <n-iCe> is there any way to edit the ubuntu corner notifications?
[03:09] <miguelonnnn> hi, please 1 question i read on wikipedia that init.d is no longer used in ubuntu to start programs. Upstart is used instead. Is this correct? I got init.d so what it does if it's not used?
[03:09] <prince_jammys> paissad-hp: because a shell glob does it more easily.
[03:09] <Ben64> scott_ino2: so you wanna check HD cpu usage fullscreen? :)
[03:09] <rabidweezle> ray66, a gdm login splash?
[03:09] <paissad-hp> prince_jammys, ok thanks
[03:09] <RHorse> teVena I don't know what you mean
[03:09] <teVena> i found touch is under /usr/ and /usr/bin/ as well
[03:09] <ray66> rabidweezle Yes
[03:09] <prince_jammys> paissad-hp: use regex for fancy matches that aren't possible with shell patterns.
[03:09] <paissad-hp> prince_jammys, is it possible to use regex with find btw ?
[03:09] <prince_jammys> paissad-hp: yes.
[03:09] <rabidweezle> ray66: the image is off center, could be cause by a strange resolution on the image
[03:10] <rww> miguelonnnn: in Ubuntu and Debian, upstart still uses the scripts in the /etc/init.d/ directory
[03:10] <scott_ino2> Ben64, well not exactly... it's flash hd usage not high quality video usage
[03:10] <xikteny> teVena: on my system /usr/bin/touch is a symlink to /bin/touch anyway
[03:10] <rabidweezle> ray66: do you run like a widescreen and the splash is for old school square monitors maybe?
[03:10] <scott_ino2> Ben64, does that video play fine for you?
[03:10] <RHorse> xikteny same here
[03:10] <prince_jammys> paissad-hp: but find -regex is peculiar. the regex has to match the entire path, and i think it's implicitly anchored. avoid regex with find.
[03:10] <miguelonnnn> hmm ok rww, so ini.d isn't loaded but its scripts are right?
[03:10] <Ben64> scott_ino2: no, but my cpu is kinda weak compared to any now
[03:10] <miguelonnnn> init.d sry+
[03:10] <ray66> rabidweezle....yes I run a widescreen
[03:10] <scott_ino2> Ben64, well that's what i was getting at ;-)
[03:10] <paissad-hp> prince_jammys, i got it
[03:11] <Ben64> but i have an AMD 64 3200+
[03:11] <Ben64> lower than anything out in the past ~3 years
[03:11] <rabidweezle> ray66: the splash you downloaded probably wasn't tested for widescreen then and looks borked, that happens sometimes
[03:11] <teVena> RHorse when i execute "touch" command . how can i determine which directory "touch" execute form
[03:11] <ray66> rabidweezle...splash from gone-look.org
[03:11] <scott_ino2> Ben64, even on my 3800, with a moderate nvidia graphics shouldn't it still be able to play that
[03:11] <RHorse> teVena /bin/
[03:11] <Ben64> amd64 3800+?
[03:11] <rww> miguelonnnn: correct. the old sysvinit system isn't loaded any more, but the new system is configured to be compatible with its scripts.
[03:11] <scott_ino2> Ben64, don't want to engage in a flash performance war just wondering ;-)
[03:12] <scott_ino2> yes 3800
[03:12] <miguelonnnn> ok ;) thanks
[03:12] <paissad-hp> btw, i would like to have another advice, i currently use 'xcfa' to convert my audio files to mp3, do you have another idea or software to recommend me in order to do that task, xcfa is too slow :-(
[03:12] <ray66> rabidweezle...tried 4 different screens
[03:12] <scott_ino2> which isn't the fastest machine but still
[03:12] <rabidweezle> ray66: I would say make a comment on the splash theme on gnome-look that it doesn't work on your widescreen and give your resolution, maybe he will make one that works for widescreens
[03:12] <paissad-hp> thanks in advance
[03:12] <Ben64> i'm just trying to say that flash 10 on linux is way way better than previous versions
[03:12] <Ben64> not that flash in general is good
[03:12] <scott_ino2> absolutely
[03:12] <ray66> rabidweezle..tks
[03:12] <scott_ino2> absolutely... but till we can get decent playback... is all im saying :-)
[03:12] <Ben64> takes about 50% cpu to play a 720p version of the matrix revolutions
[03:13] <scott_ino2> Ben64, cheers and carry on thanks for testing wanted to know from someone else
[03:13] <teVena> RHorse is there any command that can tell "touch" would execute from /bin/
[03:13] <rabidweezle> paissad-hp: try audacity
[03:13] <scott_ino2> Ben64, yeah looks like i need a faster machine
[03:13] <Ben64> i bet if i had a phenom 2, i'd have no problems :)
[03:14] <xikteny> paissad-hp: i use soundconverter, but I don't know how fast it is compared to other software...
[03:14] <dragonunderling> Hello
[03:14] <Ben64> paissad-hp: you check out lame?
[03:14] <paissad-hp> xikteny, ok
[03:14] <RHorse> teVena I'm unclear. you could type whereis touch to give you an idea
[03:14] <Ben64> imo, the best mp3 encoder around
[03:15] <dragonunderling> I need help with jscalibrator
[03:15] <prince_jammys> teVena: 'type touch' will tell you exactly what the shell will do when you invoke touch.
[03:16] <prince_jammys> 'which touch' will tell you were touch is in your PATH (though that's not necessarily what will be invoked, if you set up an alias or function by that name)
[03:16] <dragonunderling> jscalibrator kills my system
[03:17] <xikteny> paissad-hp: if you try soundconverter, i would recommend you get it from soundconverter.berlios.de, rather than the official repositories, there are some important bug fixes in newer versions.
[03:17] <paissad-hp> rabidweezle, i won't try audacity knowing that it cannot import wma files 'right permissions'
[03:17] <paissad-hp> xikteny, ok thx
[03:18] <dragonunderling> help please
[03:18] <teVena> prince_jammys awesome!! that's exactly what I try to figure out Thanks a lot
[03:18] <theoros> is there any specific reason that someone shouldn't take a dell mini installed with dell's ubuntu, format it and then install the regular ubuntu netbook remix version? i know that dell may have crafted their derivative of ubuntu specifically for the hardware and stuff, but surely it wouldn't make a difference to replace it?
[03:18] <prince_jammys> teVena: look at the difference betwwen 'type ls' and 'which ls'. in default ubuntu, ls is an alias.
[03:19] <dragonunderling> I need help with jscalibrator
[03:20] <teVena> prince_jammys I got you~
[03:21] <prince_jammys> cool.
[03:21] <teVena> prince_jammys thankS
[03:21] <prince_jammys> welcome
[03:21] <Fohn> dragonunderling: The best way to get a response is to avoid any introductory message and instead get right to the point: Post a complete summary of your problem instead of just saying I need help,
[03:21]  * Fohn thinks there is a ubottu that says something just like that but does not know how to work the thing
[03:22] <JordiRT> hi i need help on how to patch a driver, bcm43xx under intrepid ibex
[03:22] <adam> the permision of files can be determined,,,,,so how i can delete it from desktop ???
[03:23] <dragonunderling> my problem with jscalibrator is that it crashes my system.. Gives me a Gtk error and the screen then scrambles.. I have to force the system to shut down by holding the Powerbutton
[03:23] <AutoMatriX> hi folks
[03:23] <grodius> hi friends
[03:24] <AutoMatriX> can someone tell me how to ad /data/var/cache/ to my sources.list ?
[03:24] <grodius> whats teh chan 4 karmic friends?
[03:24] <Vovk> ubuntu+1 i think
[03:24] <shamm> I've been searching endlessly for nvidia 185.18.36 modules, there are only 180.44 available.
[03:24] <Vovk> yep. #ubuntu+1
[03:25] <WilliamC2> Well, I finally fixed the driver problem
[03:25] <adam> they are 190 nvidia now
[03:25] <adam> here link
[03:25] <adam> ftp://download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86/190.32/
[03:26] <shamm> adam: I'm running x64, very unfortunate...
[03:26] <adam> :</
[03:26] <Ben64> warning: installing drivers from nvidia.com is not supported and can cause things to act wonky
[03:27] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[03:27] <adam> you right
[03:27] <Fohn> automatrix: sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[03:27] <newser> !lm-sensors
[03:27] <shamm> looks like I will need to download ubuntu 32bit
[03:27] <AutoMatriX> Fohn, that I knew, but in which format ?
[03:27] <WIGGMPk> Can someone take a look at this http://paste.ubuntu.com/266960/ and digest whats going on here? Also, how to fix it would help too lol thanks.
[03:27] <shamm> *sigh*
[03:27] <Ben64> shamm: why do you want 190 so bad?
[03:28] <Ben64> just keep the current drivers, you'd probably be better off
[03:28] <shamm> Ben64: none of nvidia works for my 64bit
[03:28] <dbugger> hi guys
[03:28] <Ben64> shamm: thats not true, i have nvidia and 64bit
[03:28] <dbugger> Can someone please tell me how to add the spanish dictionary to the Text Editor spell check?
[03:28] <ShapeShifter499> I have a acer aspire one 150(ZG5) and I had just rebooted my comp 2 times 10 minutes ago, upon the first reboot my computer stopped connecting to wifi, what do I do?
[03:28] <grodius> does anyone in here have ubuntu running on a macbook2,1?
[03:28] <Vovk> WIGGMPk, err... what did you do to cause that output
[03:29] <IXI> and im back
[03:29] <shamm> Ben64: I used envyng, xubuntu's hardware drivers, it kept screwing up my screen and froze the system.
[03:29] <shamm> Ben64: server-64?
[03:29] <Fudge> hi, how do you remove cpu stepping. running netbook remix and the cel900 downclocks to 633. i believe u can cahgne in bios as well.
[03:29] <Ben64> shamm: envy isn't xubuntu's hardware drivers
[03:29] <shamm> Ben64: I know... I used xubuntu's hardware drivers FIRST
[03:29] <shamm> it failed in all aspects
[03:29] <Ben64> envy automates downloading drivers from nvidia.com, which like i said, makes stuff bad
[03:29] <shamm> then installed envy
[03:29] <WIGGMPk> Vovk: lol I emptied my Trash can... nautilus looks like it crashed.. or stopped ? so I checked the logs.. I was burning some ISO's.. seems to happen when I use Brasero a lot
[03:29] <JordiRT> Hellow, how do I list all my network interfaces?
[03:29] <shamm> then other methods.
[03:29] <ShapeShifter499> well?
[03:29] <Vovk> JordiRT, ifconfig
[03:29] <IXI> Anyone here have a working DLink WUA-2340 wireless USB adapter?
[03:30] <JordiRT> thnx
[03:30] <Ben64> shamm: what cpu, ubuntu version, graphics card?
[03:30] <Vovk> JordiRT, to list all of your devices do an lspci
[03:30] <AirBender> JordiRT: you can try with ip a
[03:30] <IXI> JordiRT: unless your device is USB in which case its lsusb
[03:30] <newser> is there anything that can help me to get more hardware data like lm-sensors? My laptop is not supported by lm-sensors
[03:30] <dbugger> Can someone please tell me how to add the spanish dictionary to the Text Editor spell check?
[03:30] <Fohn> auto matrix: Ah, sorry, should have read the question better!
[03:31] <shamm> Dual 2 Core, ubuntu 9.04 x64, nVidia Corporation G70 [GeForce Go 7600]
[03:31] <shamm> 2.6.28-15-server
[03:31] <Vovk> WIGGMPk, err... does nautilus still work?
[03:31] <prince_jammys> dbugger: see if the packages wspanish and ispanish are relevant.
[03:31] <Fohn> Automatrix: deb file:///data/var/cache
[03:31] <mercutio22> I just installed another distro at my external USB drive and I lost GRUB. Can someone remind me how to recover GRUB so I can log into ubuntu again?
[03:31] <Ben64> shamm: do you have server on a laptop?
[03:31] <Fohn> Automatrix: , at least I think so
[03:31] <shamm> yes, a server on a laptop
[03:31] <IXI> QUESTION: Anyone here have a working DLink WUA-2340 wireless USB adapter?
[03:31] <Vovk> why not? :D
[03:31] <Ben64> ... why?
[03:32] <shamm> Ben64: testing platform before I deploy on actual server at work.
[03:32] <WIGGMPk> Vovk: since I restarted yes.. full restart too.. restarting the X server is not fun.. crashes ~6 times in 90 seconds.. lucky its idiot proof and it stops trying to restart itself.. at that point I went to another TTY and did a full restart
[03:32] <AutoMatriX> Fohn, thanks so much
[03:32] <Ben64> shamm: then .... nvidia drivers shouldn't matter
[03:32] <Fohn> automatrix: No problem!
[03:32] <Vovk> Ben64 i've got one of my laptops running ubuntu only for the process of forwarding a wireless internet connection. I don't have the money to buy more network equipment and i won this extra laptop for free :D
[03:32] <whompapotamus> mercutio22: the easiest way is to get this: http://www.supergrubdisk.org/
[03:32] <shamm> Ben64: I agree that it shouldn't matter -- ubuntu's default nvidia drivers was those that froze my screen.
[03:32] <Vovk> WIGGMPk, hmm... have no experience with that, sorry :(
[03:33] <whompapotamus> mercutio22: Super Grub Disk
[03:33] <WIGGMPk> Vovk: thanks for taking a look though
[03:33] <Fohn> Couldn't one just do 'sudo apt-get install grub2'?
[03:33] <mercutio22> whompapotamus: but it is possible to recover grub from a ubuntu live cd right?
[03:33] <Ben64> shamm: i'm just saying, i bet you'd have better luck with a non-server version on a laptop
[03:33] <IXI> QUESTION2: Does anyone here know how to make a DLink WUA-2340 wireless USB adapter work? Yes, I have used ndiswrapper with 1.4 drivers and have the blacklist file setup, no previous drivers are installed, rebooted with it unplugged and a few other things
[03:33] <Fohn> ah
[03:33] <Fohn> but no boot
[03:33] <Fohn> doi :D
[03:33] <Vovk> WIGGMPk, hope you find help. alternatively, you'll just have to restart when that happens :(
[03:33] <ShapeShifter499> where are the settings for wireless kept in ubuntu 9.04
[03:33] <ShapeShifter499> ?
[03:33] <voltagex> hi, I've created a USB startup disk, on a 16gb drive - is it possible to increase the amount of space the root drive can use?
[03:34] <WIGGMPk> Vovk: im almost sure its Brasero or growiso's fault
[03:34] <Ben64> shamm: and servers don't need graphics, especially hardware acceleration
[03:34] <whompapotamus> mercutio22: yes - you will need to boot to the command line... its been a while but you will have to edit hd0
[03:34] <WIGGMPk> Vovk: leaning towards Brasero.. I think its a POS honestly
[03:34] <RadarG> I just installed ubuntu server 8.04 onto vbox when I first would log in it would show me the server stats such load, mem used etc but now it doesnt how do I fix this or what command would i have to type in order to display the info again
[03:34] <danbhfive> IXI: are you using the XP drivers?
[03:34] <JGodbout> Hello all. I need some help. I rebooted my Ubuntu 9.10 while the system was installing updates. Now, when I try to boot, it comes up with the error "udevadm trigger is not permitted while udev is unconfigured. Gave up waiting for root device. Common problems: Boot args (cat /proc/cmdline) - Check rootdelay, -Check root, Missing modules (cat /proc/modules; ls /dev) ALERT! /dev/disk/by-uuid/c04492359859385908 does not exist. Dropping to a
[03:34] <JGodbout> And then I get a pretty useless BusyBox shell
[03:34] <adalal> voltagex: u probably can use the rest of the drive to store things
[03:34] <Vovk> WIGGMPk, well, the pastebin says that scim panel is segfaulting. i did a google search of "scim panel gtk segfault" and there are alot of results. look into that
[03:34] <voltagex> adalal: no, root
[03:35] <whompapotamus> mercutio22: Super Grub Disk is the way to go... really is the way to go!
[03:35] <WIGGMPk> Vovk: will do
[03:35] <voltagex> adalal: at the moment I can't apt-get update
[03:35] <adalal> voltagex: oh
[03:35] <voltagex> because root is 1gb
[03:35] <mercutio22> whompapotamus: ok
[03:35] <shamm> Ben64: ok -- I'll create a dual for that then.
[03:35] <shamm> thanks for your help.
[03:35]  * shamm need to hit bed :(
[03:35] <Vovk> WIGGMPk, if it IS a problem with gtk, try using K3B to burn things, it runs on top of qt so you may not have that issue
[03:35] <JGodbout> Any ideas anyone?
[03:35] <shamm> adam: a lesson learned here about x65 ;)
[03:35]  * adalal just got up
[03:36] <quizme> does anybody here have an epson printer/scanner?
[03:36] <Ben64> shamm: good luck, x64 is great btw :)
[03:36] <shamm> Ben64: I agree!
[03:36] <shamm> bye
[03:36] <WilliamC2> I have a question
[03:36] <u5penok> Does some one use bfs sheduler ? How is he ?
[03:36] <IXI> As do i
[03:36] <Vovk> !ask | WilliamC2
[03:36] <IXI> QUESTION2: Does anyone here know how to make a DLink WUA-2340 wireless USB adapter work? Yes, I have used ndiswrapper with 1.4 drivers and have the blacklist file setup, no previous drivers are installed, rebooted with it unplugged and a few other things
[03:36] <WilliamC2> How do I enable coolbits?
[03:36] <ctmjr> JGodbout: why on earth would you reboot during an update/upgrade? and you said 9.10?
[03:36] <JGodbout> I didn't realise it was still running.
[03:36] <WIGGMPk> Vovk: I dislike using KDE apps on GNOME (dont get me wrong, K3B is a nice program I just have OCD). Might just end up doing the old growisofs from command line
[03:36] <JGodbout> And I don't think it told me when I said reboot that updates were running.
[03:37] <JGodbout> And yes, I said 9.10
[03:37] <Fohn> mercutio22: I am pretty sure you can just use the LiveCD. More details are forthcoming :D
[03:37] <theoros> is there any specific reason that someone shouldn't take a dell mini installed with dell's ubuntu, format it and then install the regular ubuntu netbook remix version? i know that dell may have crafted their derivative of ubuntu specifically for the hardware and stuff, but surely it wouldn't make a difference to replace it?
[03:37] <LinuxMercedes> Hey, I'm having trouble getting a bluetooth GPS to connect to my Dell Latitude d600 running ubuntu 9.04. I need a few pointers to tell me where to start working on this.
[03:37] <Vovk> WIGGMPk, yeah, running kde and qt will slow down your gnome (loads all the extra libraries and all...) hehehe. not afraid of the black and white letters then? Excellent :D
[03:37] <|JZ|> For some reason I cant get flash to work in firefox 3.5 i cant watch no youtube videos it asks me to install flashplayer 10 but flash works on firefox 3.0
[03:37] <adalal> theoros: shouldn't at all make a difference
[03:37] <Ben64> WilliamC2: it's in the nvidia readme, also top listing for "coolbits ubuntu" in google, you have to add Option		"Coolbits"	"1" to your xorg.conf
[03:37] <JGodbout> ctmjr: Oh, and I forgot to mention that I installed using wubi
[03:37] <Vovk> WIGGMPk, you could even write your own shell scripts to make it (mostly) automated
[03:38] <LinuxMercedes> I set it up with the GNOME bluetooth manager, but hcitool con doesn't show any connections
[03:38] <WIGGMPk> Vovk: lol, I was just gonna say I wasnt afraid of the terminal.. just lazy.. write a shell script? thats a lil much for this lazy cat..
[03:38] <coz_> WilliamC2, do you have nvclovk and nvclock-gtk installed?
[03:38] <Vovk> WIGGMPk, ^_^
[03:39] <coz_> WilliamC2,  I have both installed and doing this via gui with nvclock-gtk is an easy task
[03:39] <WilliamC2> Do they have a package?\
[03:39] <_jse> howdy peeps
[03:39] <softsantear> i'd like to know about enabling the console framebuffer so that i can see video/image in it and possibly use links2 to see images in a browser. i gather that i can't test this out if i have an X11 session going.  the walkthroughs i looked at don't make a ton of sense to me.  could anyone help?
[03:39] <coz_> WilliamC2,  yes in ubuntu   just open synaptic pacakge manager and hit Search and type in  nvclock
[03:40] <charles_> Can someone help me with samba. I've done it before, but this time around it isn't working. I can see my ubuntu box on my xbmc and my windows(ew) pc, but it says I don't have permission. ( Btw I'm kind of new to linux )
[03:40] <ctmjr> JGodbout: well 9.10 is not supported wubi sucks and you might try running the updates again from rescue mode if the wubi install has one
[03:40] <coz_> WilliamC2,  if you have gnome you want nvclock and nvclock-gtk not nvclock-qt
[03:40] <JGodbout> ctmjr: How do I use this rescue mode thing?
[03:41] <WilliamC2> Something strange just happened
[03:41] <coz_> WilliamC2,  be careful in the settings :)
[03:41] <coz_> WilliamC2,  what?
[03:41] <WilliamC2> I lost all of the borders from my windows
[03:41] <Vovk> O.o
[03:41] <Vovk> start metacity
[03:41] <prince_jammys> WilliamC2: you're running compiz?
[03:42] <|JZ|> For some reason I cant get flash to work in firefox 3.5 i cant watch no youtube videos it asks me to install flashplayer 10 but flash works on firefox 3.0
[03:42] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: hcitool dev (do you see an address listed?)
[03:42] <WilliamC2> I'm using whatever the default is
[03:42] <prince_jammys> WilliamC2: alt+F2 and:  metacity --replace
[03:42] <mercutio22> Fohn, ok that was pretty easy
[03:42] <coz_> Wildcard77,   hit alt+F2  type  gtk-window-decorator --replace
[03:42] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: yep
[03:42] <coz_> Wildcard77, ssorry
[03:42] <prince_jammys> ok, that looks better. i assumed metacity.
[03:42] <coz_> WilliamC2,   do you want compiz running?
[03:43] <WilliamC2> What's compiz?
[03:43] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: device address for hci0
[03:43] <prince_jammys> !compiz | WilliamC2
[03:43] <coz_> WilliamC2,  ok first  hit   alt + F2  and type    metacity --replace
[03:43] <coz_> WilliamC2,  download those nvclock pacakges and then we can talk about compiz
[03:43] <WilliamC2> coz, I did that
[03:43] <coz_> ok
[03:43] <ctmjr> JGodbout: i do not know how to get to rescue mode from a wubi install, someone else might be able to elp you
[03:44] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: just making sure you do not see all zeros
[03:44] <coz_> WilliamC2,   ok   open a terminal and paste this command     sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[03:44] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: nope
[03:44] <mercutio22> Fohn, I restored my old grub, but there's no entry for the O.S. installed in the external drive. Do you know how I can create one?
[03:44] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: 00:11:67:00:00:00
[03:45] <ctmjr> JGodbout: and if you have 9.10 karmic you might ask in #ubuntu+1
[03:45] <coz_> Wildcard77,  then go to System/preferences/appearance  and the Visual effects tab and choose extra
[03:45] <JGodbout> Holy crap
[03:45] <zopiac> whats a good, basic alarm clock?
[03:45] <JGodbout> I just realised that I am running 9.04
[03:45] <JGodbout> my bad
[03:45] <WilliamC2> It's all done
[03:45] <WilliamC2> coz_
[03:45] <Vovk> zopiac, an alarm clock. :)
[03:45] <coz_> WilliamC2,  ok now  open a terminal and type     ccsm   and hit enter
[03:46] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: are the right modules loading for your device? lsusb
[03:46] <zopiac> Vovk: lol, for COMPUTER :P
[03:46] <WilliamC2> ok, it's open
[03:46] <Vovk> ...
[03:46] <Vovk> cron? :D
[03:46] <coz_> WilliamC2, now on the left  of that window  you see a list of categories   click on Desktop  category
[03:46] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: I think so; it shows that a bluetooth driver is loaded.
[03:46] <Vovk> you can also apt-get install alarm-clock
[03:46] <zopiac> i just want to wake up weekdays at 5 to either an alarm or music, maybe a command
[03:46] <WilliamC2> ok
[03:47] <Vovk> zopiac, exaile and amarok music players also have alarm clock plugins
[03:47] <zopiac> Vovk: not a package
[03:47] <coz_> WilliamC2,  make sure   Desktop cube...expo...rotate cube...show desktop and view port seitcher have a check mark and uncheck Desktop wall
[03:47] <Vovk> you don't want a package? :^|
[03:47] <zopiac> Vovk: says alarm-clock isnt a package, i mean
[03:47] <coz_> WilliamC2,  actually uncheck desktop wall first
[03:47] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: make your device discoverable - then sudo hidd --search
[03:47] <WilliamC2> I hate Pokemon
[03:47] <Vovk> zopiac, it's in the universe repo
[03:47] <zopiac> meaning
[03:47] <Vovk> zopiac, http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=default&section=all&arch=any&searchon=names&keywords=alarm+clock
[03:48] <Vovk> zopiac, it is in the repository labeled universe
[03:48] <|JZ|> I cant get flash to work in firefox 3.5 i cant watch no youtube videos it asks me to install flashplayer 10 but flash works on firefox 3.0
[03:48] <Vovk> !universe | zopiac
[03:48] <zopiac> well i have all repos enabled
[03:48] <coz_> WilliamC2,  actually  where you type to ask something in here  type   /join #compiz and meet me in there
[03:48] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: This will give you the device address you want to connect
[03:49] <IXI> Does anyone here know how to make a DLink WUA-2340 wireless USB adapter work? Yes, I have used ndiswrapper with 1.4 drivers and have the blacklist file setup, no previous drivers are installed, rebooted with it unplugged and a few other things
[03:49] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: hidd isn't a valid command over here
[03:49] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: what package is it in?
[03:49] <Vovk> zopiac, no you don't
[03:49] <Vovk> zopiac, i just apt installed it ;)
[03:49] <zopiac> Vovk: ive double checked...i dont know why it isnt working
[03:49] <Vovk> zopiac, only repos i have right now are the 4 canonical ones, medibuntu and wine
[03:49] <coz_> WilliamC2,  did you get that so far?
[03:49] <zopiac> more like, ive quadruple checked, in the last few months
[03:49] <Vovk> zopiac, pastebin me your /etc/apt/sources.list
[03:49] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: try this instead: hcitool scan
[03:49] <WilliamC2> coz_ Why should I use it?
[03:50] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: ok
[03:50] <zopiac> its not this computer that has it :P
[03:50] <Vovk> zopiac, ... what?
[03:50] <coz_> WilliamC2,   compiz is a pretty neat window manager  with many options to save on real estate and also has fancy animations
[03:50] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: I think it's 00:0D:B5:65:46:B0
[03:50] <zopiac> im trying to do it on my laptop
[03:50] <Vovk> zopiac, ssh into it and copy paste :P
[03:50] <coz_> WilliamC2,  if you want to see what it can do go to youtube.com  and in the search field type compiz
[03:50] <WilliamC2> Well, back to enabling coolbits
[03:50] <Vovk> on the other computer (the one which wants the alarm clock)
[03:50] <Vovk> sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[03:51] <zopiac> spend all of yesterday trying to learn to ssh, nothing worked for me :/
[03:51] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: do this since i only know hidd: sudo apt-get install bluez-compat
[03:51] <coz_> WilliamC2,  ok  just open nvidia-gtk from the menu
[03:51] <Vovk> then on your computer here
[03:51] <Vovk> ssh username@ipaddress
[03:51] <goddard> hey whats up
[03:51] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: that has hidd in it
[03:51] <dsdeiz> i remember using an alarm clock back then. i think it was
[03:51] <dsdeiz> !info alarm-clock
[03:51] <WilliamC2> nvidia-gtk?
[03:51] <Vovk> zopiac, OR just remember the pastebin url and type it? or email it to yourself?
[03:51] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: ok, done
[03:51] <goddard> anyone know what ports rhytmbox uses
[03:51] <Vovk> it IS in the universe repo
[03:52] <mercutio22> YEEESSS... I did it
[03:52] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: make your device discoverable (try again) - then sudo hidd --search
[03:52] <zopiac> well the other computer doesnt have a GUI so im not sure how to pastebin it :P
[03:52] <zopiac> touchpad is broken too
[03:52] <xikteny> zopiac: with no gui you wont be using alarm-clock....
[03:52] <Vovk> easy
[03:52] <zopiac> which is why im dedicating it as my alarm clock
[03:52] <Vovk> cat /etc/apt/sources.list | pastebinit
[03:52] <zopiac> xikteny: there are a few ive used in the past i could use
[03:52] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: Connecting to device 00:0D:B5:65:46:B0
[03:52] <zopiac> from cli, that s
[03:53] <xikteny> zopiac: yes but "alarm-clock" specifically is a GTK app
[03:53] <zopiac> ok
[03:53] <chog> join #test
[03:53] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: sudo hidd --connect 00:0D:B5:65:46:B0
[03:53] <zopiac> well i cant install it anyways it seems >.>
[03:53] <Vovk> zopiac, can't install pastebin?
[03:53] <zopiac> NO
[03:53] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: ok
[03:53] <zopiac> alarm-clock
[03:53] <Vovk> zopiac, why not?
[03:53] <zopiac> AGH never mind, bye
[03:53] <xikteny> Vovk: he said the laptop has no GUI
[03:53] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: congrats - you are now connected
[03:53] <Xap> Can someone tell me why when i move my laptop from the location near my PC webserver why I cant get into ssh from a remote connection
[03:54] <Vovk> alarm clock is a gui only?
[03:54] <Vovk> hmm
[03:54] <Vovk> he could have learned about cron
[03:54] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: ok...hcitool still doesn't show a connection
[03:54] <xikteny> Vovk: that's waht i was going to say, before he wuit suddenly
[03:54] <Vovk> xikteny, :(
[03:55] <webbb8> i have a qucik easy question if someone says save a file ~/scripts   where is that i cant find it anywhre
[03:55] <dsdeiz> /home/username/scripts
[03:55] <rww> webbb8: ~/ means your home folder, /home/yourusername/
[03:56] <webbb8> dsdeiz: thank you
[03:56] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: sudo hciconfig hci0 inqmode 0
[03:56] <laogoui> have anyone...
[03:56] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: Can't read inquiry mode on hci0: Input/output error (5)
[03:57] <kyuss> I'm using ubuntu 9.04. I just installed Emerald themer and when I try to iunstall an emerald theme, the only thing that changes is the window border. Everything inside the window stays the same
[03:57] <Vovk> kyuss, emerald ONLY does window borders
[03:57] <dsdeiz> heh
[03:57] <rww> !emerald | and is unsupported
[03:57] <whompapotamus> LinuxMercedes: make the device discoverable first
[03:58] <Vovk> kyuss, get metacity themes... they look nice anyway :D
[03:58] <webbb8> should o jave a ~/scripts folder  its not where it should be
[03:58] <kyuss> I will try metacity yeah
[03:58] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: it is by default.
[03:58] <Vovk> webbb8, what do you mean? ~/scripts means /home/username/scripts
[03:58] <LinuxMercedes> whompapotamus: fwiw it's a tomtom gps mkII
[03:58] <webbb8> ya
[03:58] <webbb8> i dont have a scrips folder there
[03:59] <rww> webbb8: you'd want to make one, then
[03:59] <Vovk> webbb8, err... why do you wanna make one? you are perfectly entitled to do so... but why?
[03:59] <Fohn> webbb8 mkdir /home/username/scripts/
[03:59] <Vovk> or mkdir ~/scripts :D
[03:59] <emma> does anyone here use ubuntu intrepid and also find that networkmanager has never worked ever?
[04:00] <dsdeiz> emma: i removed it in mine.. lol
[04:00] <Vovk> emma, nope. mine works like a charm :D
[04:00] <emma> Weird. I have never seen networkmanager work. Not even once.
[04:00] <IdleOne> emma: network manager has ALWAYS worked fine for me
[04:00] <Vovk> i hate that idiom though. works like a charm should mean that it never works
[04:00] <rww> emma: when I was using Intrepid, network-manager broke all the time. I used wicd for wireless and /etc/network/interfaces for ethernet instead. It's usable on Jaunty, but still somewhat dumb.