[12:01] <TheHarbinger667> alchamy: nope
[12:01] <Psych0tiC> when I try to access http://localhost it tells me the connection was refused...
[12:01] <TheHarbinger667> alchamy: it doesn't even disassociate from linksys if i look at iwconfig
[12:02] <sverzel> linuchsan, yes.. nice observation about the copying on the same drive though. The NTFS reading seems to hogg CPU
[12:02] <joli> im trying to setup isatap suport, im using the usagi path to get that functionality into the kernel configuration but it dont shows up when i do a make menuconfig
[12:02] <joli> anyone can help?
[12:02] <Computerex> 256RAM is enough to install ubuntu, right?
[12:02] <bruenig> yes
[12:03] <Jack_Sparrow> Minimum
[12:03] <Computerex> I have a crappy computer :( I dont think they even make computers with less then 1 Gig of ram anymore...
[12:03] <sverzel> linuchsan, well I feel better with it being a NTFS driver issue, which it seems to be. Thanks.. I think I know now where to search for a solution
[12:04] <alchamy> TheHarbinger667: the only thing I can think of is to let wpasup do the scanning instead of the card run "sudo gedit /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf" and add the following 2 lines in the beginning "ctrl_interface=/var/run/wpa_supplicant" & "ap_scan=2"
[12:04] <jrib> relachs: this seems to affect it: open nautilus, then go to edit > preferences, views, default zoom level
[12:04] <Computerex> You need 256 to install, or 256 to run?
[12:04] <TheHarbinger667> alchamy: :( i used network manager
[12:04] <jrib> relachs: default zoom level for icon view
[12:04] <nozorro> Computerex: with 256 ubuntu will swap quite a bit, but it does run ok
[12:05] <mwe> using dpkg, should you remove an older version of a program before installing a new version?
[12:05] <Psych0tiC> why do I get a "connection refused by host" error when I try and acces localhost ?
[12:05] <nozorro> Computerex: I recently installed with 256 and the weren't any problems
[12:06] <brendonjt> Kia Ora all
[12:06] <relachs> jrib: ah, you are my hero, but i guess you don't know how to set the greater size only for the desktop?
[12:06] <diablo`> whats the file to handle init modules in ubuntu ?
[12:06] <mwe> Psych0tiC: access, how?
[12:06] <Psych0tiC> in firefox I type in http://localhost
[12:06] <Computerex> Good. Thanks. Hope it works... Just have to wait 11 hours and 12 minutes... Getting 30KB/s with a 256KB/s connection
[12:06] <mwe> Psych0tiC: and you have a web server running on localhos?
[12:07] <jrib> relachs: no, not sure about that
[12:07] <Psych0tiC> I installed apache2, I thought it is there by default
[12:07] <TheHarbinger667> alchamy: hmm
[12:07] <nozorro> Computerex: well, you're improving :-)
[12:07] <TheHarbinger667> its broken even in the older kernel
[12:07] <mwe> Psych0tiC: sudo netstat -ntlp will show if it's listining
[12:07] <TheHarbinger667> what does ipw use?
[12:07] <TheHarbinger667> ieee80211, ipw2200, what else...
[12:07] <zoidberg> Jack_Sparrow: I need your help
[12:08] <Psych0tiC> mwe, yes it is listening
[12:08] <Jack_Sparrow> yes
[12:08] <sverzel> linuchsan, thanks for your help - later
[12:08] <ubuuser> HI! Do you know how I find the german channel? I'm new to x-chat.
[12:08] <diseaser> i think thats it.. maybe ieee80211_crypt if you are using ccmp
[12:08] <jrib> !de
[12:08] <mwe> Psych0tiC: on <IP_ADDRESS>?
[12:08] <ubotu> Deutschsprachige Hilfe fuer Probleme mit Ubuntu, Kubuntu und Edubuntu finden Sie in den Kanaelen #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #xubuntu-de und #edubuntu-de
[12:08] <relachs> jrib: anyway, thanks alot
[12:08] <Psych0tiC> mwe,yes
[12:08] <sharperguy> ok, im trying to create a custom ubuntu distro
[12:08] <TheHarbinger667> nah, no CCMP
[12:08] <mwe> Psych0tiC: hmm
[12:08] <sharperguy> but the exract-cd folder isnt there like its meant to be
[12:08] <ubuuser> Thanks, ubotu, and bye all.
[12:08] <zoidberg> Jack_Sparrow: I'm trying to get my ATI TV-Wonder card to work...i found this guide to help me out with it...but there is this one command that it tells me to run that i apparently dont have permission to run even after using sudo?
[12:08] <linuchsan> sverzel:oke
[12:08] <diseaser> TheHarbinger667: WEP or TKIP?
[12:08] <mwe> Psych0tiC: is the loopback interface up and no firewall is blocking the access?
[12:09] <TheHarbinger667> WPA21
[12:09] <TheHarbinger667> err
[12:09] <TheHarbinger667> WPA2
[12:09] <TheHarbinger667> TKIP+AES
[12:09] <zoidberg> Jack_Sparrow: http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=220027 look at step 4..fxing your tv-tuner card
[12:09] <Jack_Sparrow> zoidberg: I dont have the time, but it probably cant find it to run it
[12:09] <TheHarbinger667> i mean, i had this working before in linux
[12:09] <diseaser> I think AES = CCMP doesnt it?
[12:09] <Psych0tiC> mwe, there is no firewall, and apache isn't listed among the programs next to the PID
[12:09] <brendonjt> hey all how do i change bitchx default server
[12:09] <Psych0tiC> there's just hpiod, python, cupsd, sshd
[12:09] <mwe> Psych0tiC: you said netstat said it was listening
[12:10] <zoidberg> Jack_Sparrow: can you look at that real quick please?
[12:10] <TheHarbinger667> diseaser: i think ipw uses TKIP over AES actually
[12:10] <TheHarbinger667> either way, i can't even see the AP
[12:10] <Psych0tiC> I thougfht so... but now I see apache isn't listed...
[12:10] <mwe> Psych0tiC: it should be httpd iirc
[12:10] <afields> SOlution to sendmail on Ubuntu Server Dapper -- use: echo "deb http://ca.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ dapper main restricted">>/etc/apt/sources.list && apt-get update && apt-get install sendmail
[12:10] <Psych0tiC> mwe, how do I set that ?
[12:10] <ladydoor> mwe: what does iirc mean, anyway?
[12:10] <sharperguy> um forgit it actually
[12:10] <TheHarbinger667> if i recall correctly
[12:11] <mwe> Psych0tiC: I mean it should be listed as httpd
[12:11] <Jack_Sparrow> zoidberg: where on step 4
[12:11] <brendonjt> ladydoor: If I Recall Correctly
[12:11] <Psych0tiC> mwe, but it isn't is there a way to set it ?
[12:11] <mwe> Psych0tiC: sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start will start it if it's not running
[12:11] <zoidberg> Jack_Sparrow: the very first thing it says to type in terminal in step 4
[12:11] <mwe> Psych0tiC: set what?
[12:11] <jrib> Psych0tiC, mwe: mine gets listed as apache2 over here, fwiw
[12:11] <Psych0tiC> mwe, nvm
[12:11] <mwe> jrib: ok
[12:11] <alchamy> TheHarbinger667: have you had any luck with a ndiswrapper?
[12:12] <Jack_Sparrow> zoidberg: change directory dosent work?
[12:12] <TheHarbinger667> alchamy: nope, i alwasy used ipw out of hte box
[12:12] <particleman> hi everyone...I've been digging, and if such a list exists, I can't find a "Works out of the box" list for Dapper and wireless-G pci cards
[12:12] <diseaser> TheHarbinger667: yeah I have to do this ritual everytime I boot up to get on the wireless net with WPA/ipw2200.. i just made a script out of it, but basically it goes like this (my ipw is eth1):  ifdown -a ; killall wpa_supplicant ; iwconfig eth1 essid <my ssid> channel <my channel> mode Managed ; wpa_supplicant -B -c /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf -D wext -i eth1 -dd ; wpa_cli disconnect ; wpa_cli reassociate ; wpa_cli remove keys ; wpa_cli reconfigure ; ifup eth1
[12:12] <alchamy> so "iwlist eth1 scan" only returns the one ap?
[12:12] <particleman> any help or recommendations that you could provide would be appreciated
[12:12] <jrib> !wireless
[12:12] <zoidberg> Jack_Sparrow: I changed the direcotry and this is the message i get "zoidberg@zoidberg:/etc/modprobe.d$ sudo echo "options cx88xx card=4 tuner=44" > cx88xx
[12:12] <zoidberg> bash: cx88xx: Permission denied
[12:12] <zoidberg> zoidberg@zoidberg:/etc/modprobe.d$
[12:12] <zoidberg> "
[12:12] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[12:12] <linuchsan> TheHarbinger667:what does swscanner say?
[12:13] <ladydoor> brendonjt: oh, shiny!
[12:13] <Psych0tiC> mwe, I've tried starting it and then using netstat -ntlp,still isn't listed
[12:13] <particleman> yay bots :P
[12:13] <TheHarbinger667> linuchsan: swscanner
[12:13] <TheHarbinger667> ?
[12:13] <mwe> jrib: didn't it used to be httpd in older versions though? or is my memory failing me?
[12:13] <diseaser> TheHarbinger667: the main mistake I found is that you need to use wext as the driver for wpa_supplicant, not ipw.. because of the kernels wireless extensions
[12:13] <zoidberg> Jack_Sparrow: i t says "bash cx8xx: permission denied"
[12:13] <zoidberg> Jack_Sparrow: i t says "bash cx88xx: permission denied"
[12:13] <TheHarbinger667> diseaser: but ipw has worked for over 1 year for me
[12:13] <Psych0tiC> mwe, btw I'm using Ubuntu 5.10
[12:13] <TheHarbinger667> it just broke 1 week ago
[12:13] <jrib> mwe: I don't know much about apache
[12:13] <diseaser> TheHarbinger667: and for some reason, you ahve to make wpa_supplicant remove keys/reconfigure for it to associate
[12:13] <brendonjt> ladydoor:  you know how to  change the default server in bitchx
[12:13] <mwe> Psych0tiC: and sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start didn't complain?
[12:14] <mwe> jrib: ok
[12:14] <diseaser> TheHarbinger667: in ubuntu? or some other linux?
[12:14] <Psych0tiC> mwe, no
[12:14] <TheHarbinger667> diseaser: ubuntu
[12:14] <mwe> Psych0tiC: is it running? ps -e|grep apac
[12:14] <diseaser> TheHarbinger667: interesting.. well that fixed it for me.  I found something out there on the net suggesting the use of wext instead of ipw and that fixed it
[12:14] <TheHarbinger667> diseaser: i just use network manager (install from aptitude)
[12:14] <Psych0tiC> mwe, ps -e|grep apac doesn't sy anything just takes me to a new line
[12:14] <TheHarbinger667> and wireless works out of the box for me
[12:15] <TheHarbinger667> until now
[12:15] <diseaser> TheHarbinger667: i used ipw too, before I started trying out ubuntu
[12:15] <ladydoor> brendonjt: sorry, i use irssi. maybe see if there's a #bitchx?
[12:15] <zoidberg> Jack_Sparrow: are u there?
[12:15] <mwe> Psych0tiC: it's not running then
[12:15] <diseaser> TheHarbinger667: ahh hmm
[12:15] <linuchsan> Psych0tiC: look at the log files
[12:15] <Jack_Sparrow> zoidberg: so line 2 dosent work..
[12:15] <mwe> Psych0tiC: check the logs
[12:15] <TheHarbinger667> maybe i need tyo reinstall ipw220 and the subsystem?
[12:15] <zoidberg> Jack_Sparrow: yes
[12:15] <Psych0tiC> mwe, where?
[12:15] <mwe> Psych0tiC: /var/log/apache2
[12:15] <diseaser> TheHarbinger667: well I did grab the latest ipw2200 fw & driver, and the latest ieee80211
[12:16] <Jack_Sparrow> zoidberg: type in term ls
[12:16] <TheHarbinger667> can you reinstall those from apt?
[12:16] <diseaser> TheHarbinger667: had to compile them myself but I never was able to pinpoint if that was teh actual problem (the version)
[12:16] <TheHarbinger667> or do i have to compile from source
[12:16] <Psych0tiC> mwe, thge access and the error logs are empty
[12:16] <Psych0tiC> *the
[12:16] <zoidberg> Jack_Sparrow: okay...now what?
[12:16] <mwe> Psych0tiC: odd
[12:16] <Computerex> Which language is ubuntu written in?
[12:16] <mwe> Psych0tiC: gotta go for a minute. bbl
[12:16] <Psych0tiC> mwe, k
[12:16] <Computerex> c?
[12:17] <Computerex> C++?
[12:17] <Jack_Sparrow> zoidberg: do you see cx88xx
[12:17] <diseaser> TheHarbinger667: probably.. but to be honest I dont know for sure becuase I did it from source.. do a google search for "ubuntu ipw2200 wpa_supplicant" or something similar and you should find a pretty popular doc on the ubuntu forums that will walk you through all that stuff (obtaining the new versions, compiling/installing them)... that is if you cant find a way to do it with apt
[12:17] <linuchsan> Psych0tiC:and /var/log/messages
[12:17] <nozorro> Computerex: it depends, there are lots of languages being used
[12:17] <silent_scream> hi
[12:17] <diseaser> Computerex: grab the kernel source and check it out
[12:17] <zoidberg> Jack_Sparrow: no i dont
[12:17] <ne78> Computerex many languages, C for the low level stuff
[12:17] <larryone> is there a seperate channel for ubuntu server???
[12:17] <Jack_Sparrow> zoidberg: I really, really need to get my work done...
[12:18] <bruenig> !server
[12:18] <ubotu> Ubuntu Server Edition is a release of Ubuntu designed especially for server environments. The default install includes a server kernel and no GUI. The install CD contains many server applications. Current stable version is 6.06 LTS. For more info see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ServerFaq/
[12:18] <TheHarbinger667> diseaser: i'm wondering if the latest version isn't what messed my system up in the first place
[12:18] <zoidberg> Jack_Sparrow: okay man its cool thanx a lot anyways
[12:18] <bruenig> #ubuntu-server
[12:18] <Jack_Sparrow> zoidberg: someone elase should be able to help... remember... patience
[12:18] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[12:18] <silent_scream> i would like to know how can i make a script with some commands that would be executed when the system starts up!
[12:18] <Psych0tiC> linuchsan, what am I looking for in that messages file ?
[12:18] <ne78> Computerex the gnome gui is mostly C, the kde gui is C++, there is a also a lot of "scripting langauge" bash,perl,python,ruby
[12:18] <larryone> thanks bruenig
[12:18] <diseaser> TheHarbinger667: its possible but if you have only been using apt, I dont think there has been an update since 6.06.. I could be wrong though, but I dont think so.
[12:18] <ladydoor> silent_scream: when you log into your window-manager, or at boot time?
[12:19] <silent_scream> on boot
[12:19] <linuchsan> Psych0tiC:maybe errors
[12:19] <ladydoor> silent_scream: oh...uh...good luck
[12:19] <ladydoor> :-)
[12:19] <bruenig> silent_scream, write the script, make sure it is executable then put it in the startup commands tab in system>preferences>sessions, if you don't know how to do any of those steps do ask
[12:19] <Psych0tiC> linuchsan, don't see any
[12:19] <TheHarbinger667> diseaser: yea, its also broken on a clean install with dist-upgrade
[12:19] <ladydoor> bruenig: zie wants it for *boot*
[12:19] <diseaser> TheHarbinger667: once you run wpa_supplicant, run wpa_cli and type "help" at the command line to get a list of commands, then run some to see if the card works
[12:19] <bruenig> oh boot
[12:19] <diseaser> TheHarbinger667: ahh
[12:20] <linuchsan> ok...so there is no port 80 with netstat
[12:20] <larryone> I've got some network problems, I need to switch to a different network setup than the one I specified at install; what files do I need to edit???
[12:20] <larryone> /etc/hosts
[12:20] <larryone> /etc/networks
[12:20] <bruenig> silent scream, the startup scripts are in /etc/init.d/ I suppose you could tinker with that. I have never really messed with that though
[12:21] <silent_scream> ok bruenig  what i shall write in the script?
[12:21] <larryone> what others do I need to edit?
[12:21] <TheHarbinger667> diseaser: if i do a scan with wpa_cli.... i only see that 1 linksys router
[12:21] <linuchsan> Psych0tiC:what does dpkg -l |grep apache say?
[12:21] <silent_scream> i mean should i write something in the beginning and in the and?
[12:21] <TheHarbinger667> i have no idea what's so special and why only THIS router is showing up
[12:21] <TheHarbinger667> its not even in my room
[12:21] <TheHarbinger667> and i know its not the strongest signal strenght
[12:22] <Over_There> does anyone know why one user using bash in a terminal have the files color coded and another user not have the color coded files when ls is run?
[12:22] <Psych0tiC> linuchsan, ii  apache2-common                        2.0.54-5ubuntu2                    next
[12:22] <bruenig> silent_scream I am very lacking in my script ability. I can do some simple things but nothing too complex. All my scripts start with #! /bin/bash as they are bash scripts but for boot I don't know
[12:22] <jrib> Over_There: one user does not have LS_COLORS set?  check ~/.bashrc
[12:22] <Psych0tiC> linuchsan, generation, scalable, extendable web se
[12:22] <Psych0tiC> ii  apache2-utils                         2.0.54-5ubuntu2                    utility programs for webservers
[12:22] <Over_There> in the home directory of that user?
[12:23] <Computerex> Thanks for the Help guys. Now its time to turn off the monitor, and drool till the download completes. Bye!
[12:23] <Undo> are very dumb questions allowed here ?
[12:23] <linuchsan> Over_There: .bashrc
[12:23] <silent_scream> bruenig, if i make the script with the way you told me would it be executed when i log in to ubuntu?
[12:23] <bruenig> silent_scream, yeah right after login when gnome is loading
[12:23] <jrib> Over_There: yes.  Usually, .bashrc just runs 'dircolors -b' to output the proper command to set LS_COLORS, so look for that in the one that is working.  Then, see if the one that isn't working is lacking that command
[12:23] <jrib> Undo: sure
[12:24] <linuchsan> Psych0tiC:where is apache2
[12:24] <birdfish> Anyone here using Firestarter?
[12:24] <Over_There> ok thanks
[12:24] <Psych0tiC> linuchsan, /etc/
[12:24] <birdfish> I'm trying to figure out what settings I need to apply to my secondary ethernet card eth1 in order to get internet connection sharing to work
[12:24] <silent_scream> ok then, thanx after  #! /bin/bash i will write my commands and in the end shold i write something?
[12:25] <linuchsan> Psych0tiC:but not with dpkg -l
[12:25] <Undo> jrib   thank you... i need to log on as root to change file permissions... is there a default password for root ?
[12:25] <ShoeUnited> Hello  :)
[12:25] <bruenig> silent_scream, no
[12:25] <jrib> !root > Undo
[12:25] <Psych0tiC> linuchsan, how do you mean ?
[12:25] <nollidj> what package contains the gdm theme "human" (and has the file /usr/share/gdm/themes/human/Human.xml)?
[12:25] <bbrazil> nollidj: ubuntu-artwork
[12:25] <ShoeUnited> Having a bit of a hiccup following the mplayer installation guide on the forums, need a bit of help.
[12:25] <nollidj> thanks
[12:25] <bbrazil> nollidj: dpkg -S
[12:25] <ShoeUnited> !mplayer
[12:25] <ubotu> mplayer is a media player. Please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MPlayer/Compile to compile it from source or enable multiverse repo and type sudo apt-get install mplayer for more info please see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MPlayer
[12:25] <nollidj> bbrazil: only searches in installed packages
[12:25] <ubotu> For Codecs try !codecs Also see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MplayerInstallHowto for installation tips.
[12:25] <jrib> ShoeUnited: are you using the mplayer packages from the repositories?  What is wrong?
[12:25] <linuchsan> Psych0tiC:what does apt-get install apache2 say?
[12:25] <silent_scream> bruenig,  and then i make it executable by "chmod +x myscript" ?
[12:25] <TheHarbinger667> diseaser: any other ideas? :(
[12:25] <bbrazil> nollidj: apt-file
[12:26] <bruenig> silent_scream yeah
[12:26] <J_P> hello, anyone know thw repository for gizmo on dapper ?
[12:26] <TheHarbinger667> no errors from dmesg either
[12:26] <birdfish> right now, I have it set up for "Address: <IP_ADDRESS> Subnet Mask: <IP_ADDRESS> Gateway Address: ?"
[12:26] <ShoeUnited> I downloaded mplayer from their site.
[12:26] <birdfish> Should the Gateway Address be the address of eth0?
[12:26] <nollidj> bbrazil: what gives you apt-file?
[12:26] <birdfish> In order to get NAT-ing to work?
[12:26] <bruenig> shoeunited, why not install the mplayer in the repos?
[12:26] <jrib> ShoeUnited: using the packages from the repositories is a lot easier
[12:26] <bbrazil> nollidj: lets you search contents of all packages
[12:26] <nollidj> good, then
[12:26] <ShoeUnited> And well, following this guide:  http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=31061     ---  I get to the part where it says type in 'make' and it doesn't recognize the command.
[12:26] <nollidj> thanks
[12:27] <linuxcrazy> umm
[12:27] <Xenguy> ShoeUnited: install 'build-essential'
[12:27] <bruenig> shoeunited, is there any special reason you want the non repo one from mplayers website?
[12:27] <ShoeUnited> Oh, lol I wasn't being contrary, I just found the guide after I downloaded mplayer.  lol
[12:27] <ShoeUnited> I didn't know it'd make a big difference. ^_^
[12:27] <Dr_Willis> !info mplayer
[12:27] <ubotu> mplayer: The Ultimate Movie Player For Linux. In component multiverse, is extra. Version 2:0.99+1.0pre7try2+cvs20060117-0ubuntu8 (dapper), package size 3265 kB, installed size 7916 kB
[12:28] <AbstractIdiot> !nftsd
[12:28] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about nftsd - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:28] <AbstractIdiot> !nfts
[12:28] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about nfts - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:28] <AbstractIdiot> !ntfs
[12:28] <ubotu> To view your Windows/Mac partitions see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions  -  See also !fuse
[12:28] <ShoeUnited> !ntfs
[12:28] <AbstractIdiot> !ext3
[12:28] <ubotu> ext3 is the default filesystem on Ubuntu, and the most popular on Linux. You can read/write from Windows to ext3 via http://www.fs-driver.org
[12:28] <bruenig> Shoeunited, it doesn't really make a big difference. But it is so much easier. To download and install mplayer and all of that setup all you have to do is "sudo apt-get install mplayer" that is assuming you have the multiverse repository enabled
[12:28] <Psych0tiC> linuchsan, it installed apache2-mpm
[12:28] <oscuro> guys, I have a big problem, I don't know why, but lately this machine isn't connecting to the internet.
[12:29] <Psych0tiC> linuchsan, it is working now... thanks :D
[12:29] <ShoeUnited> bruenig: I wouldn't know how to check if it is enabled...
[12:29] <Masqy> Hi all, If I by mistake ran an application from terminal, but not from screen, is there a way to move it to background somehow, and then regain control over it's stdin/out from screen?, something like Ctrl-Z, bg, disown procnum... screen... what next?
[12:29] <oscuro> I thought first it was the isp, but then I can see my neighbour, who I share connection with.
[12:29] <bruenig> shoeunited, try the command and see if it works
[12:29] <linuchsan> Psych0tiC:ok
[12:29] <oscuro> and he has connection.
[12:29] <oscuro> I look at the net configuration, and everything seems to be ok.
[12:29] <JairunCaloth> What version of the NVIDIA driver is in the Dapper repos?
[12:29] <ShoeUnited> okey doke :)
[12:29] <magus_x> problem solved :D
[12:29] <bruenig> here is a really simple guide shoeunited for enabling multiverse repo if it isn't enabled, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu#head-5bbef89639d9a7d93fe38f6356dc17847d373096
[12:30] <Psych0tiC> linuchsan, how do I setup that my IP connects to the /www/ folder ?
[12:30] <ShoeUnited> It says "couldn't find package mplayer"
[12:30] <ShoeUnited> Ok, I'll give thatl ink a shot. ^_^
[12:31] <Psych0tiC> linuchsan, I mean if I type in my ip, it's the same as if I typed in localhost
[12:31] <Justin_> How do you add a Window Manager to the GDM?
[12:31] <nozorro> oscuro: how exactly do you share the connection? dsl rouer?
[12:31] <linuchsan> Psych0tiC:with reading
[12:31] <bruenig> follow that guide, after you have done that do "sudo apt-get update" to refresh your repos and then do "sudo apt-get install mplayer" again
[12:31] <Ranbee> hi, can someone tell me what the program which uses aptitude is called? i want to install it
[12:31] <oscuro> nozorro, yes :(
[12:31] <Justin_> Like a homebrew not well known WM, that does not automatically set itself in?
[12:31] <oscuro> I don't know what's goin on.
[12:31] <Psych0tiC> linuchsan, it's much easier to ask :)
[12:31] <oscuro> I'm sure it's something with the linux, since for that downtime.
[12:31] <ShoeUnited> ok ty bruenig :)
[12:31] <nozorro> oscuro: now can you ping the router from your machine?
[12:31] <oscuro> the neighbour uses the internet.
[12:32] <jrib> Justin_: check out /usr/share/xsessions/ but if you install a window manager from the repositories it should automatically be setup
[12:32] <oscuro> nozorro....I don't know how to do that.
[12:32] <oscuro> I'm learning.
[12:32] <Justin_> jrib, No this is a WM that I coded myself - and I am not sure how to attach the install to GDM yet ---- so I guess I need to manually edit a config file .. however I have no idea what that file is
[12:32] <oscuro> it has nothing to do with the the bandwidht full.
[12:33] <nozorro> oscuro: open System | Administration | Network Tools please
[12:33] <oscuro> because I umpluuge
[12:33] <oscuro> ok
[12:33] <Xenguy> oscuro: if you had Net connectivity at one point, then the key question becomes 'What changed' since then :-)
[12:33] <nozorro> oscuro: now go to he 'ping tab'
[12:33] <jrib> Justin_: you create a new .desktop file in /usr/share/xsessions/, use the ones that are there as templates.  The fluxbox faq has a really simple one too that you can use as a guide
[12:33] <ShoeUnited> It didn't have community nor multiverse
[12:33] <linuchsan> Psych0tiC:have you tried it?
[12:33] <Justin_> jrib, Yup seems like the solution - thanks :)
[12:33] <Ranbee> does adept use aptitude from the cli?
[12:34] <oscuro> wait I min.
[12:34] <oscuro> xeng... nothing weird as I remember
[12:34] <jrib> Justin_: np
[12:34] <TheHarbinger667> diseaser: i'm gonna try installing everything from CVS
[12:34] <Over_There> jrib: i copyed the file over from a user that had the working colors in bash, but when i log in there are still no colors until i run the command "bash"
[12:34] <TheHarbinger667> i'll see if that works
[12:34] <TheHarbinger667> and i'll report back later tonite
[12:34] <TheHarbinger667> cheers
[12:35] <oscuro> nozorro, I don't have "network tools"
[12:35] <oscuro> weird..
[12:35] <bh> what's the release that's going to follow dapper ?
[12:35] <magus_x> eddy
[12:35] <magus_x> something like that
[12:35] <bh> I haven't gotten many updates in dapper recently and I was wondering if that's because folks are working on something else now.
[12:35] <Xenguy> bh: etch
[12:35] <oscuro> system/admn/net
[12:35] <Xenguy> gah
[12:35] <bh> How stable is etch ?
[12:35] <Xenguy> edgy
[12:35] <bh> edgy ?
[12:35] <Xenguy> bh: I had a 'debian moment' ;-)
[12:35] <reaper> i need help people please
[12:35] <brotherJohn1234> hehe
[12:35] <oscuro> "connections", "general", "dns"....
[12:35] <bh> how stable is it and what kind of improvements does it have ?
[12:36] <reaper> how do i unistall edubuntu?
[12:36] <oscuro> "ethernet connection"
[12:36] <bh> like newer versions of KDE and friends ?
[12:36] <jrib> Over_There: does the .bashrc set LS_COLORS?
[12:36] <nozorro> oscuro: Wait wait !  it may have been moved to somwhere else in he menue ... you can  also open it from the terminal, entering 'gnome-nettools'
[12:37] <oscuro> aight :)
[12:37] <nozorro> oscuro: does it start now?
[12:37] <fabsoft> hi all, anyone has a hfc-pci card with misdn ?
[12:37] <oscuro> would you wait me a min?.... err I'm updating the apt-get :(
[12:37] <Over_There> jrib: it has the command that you pointed out that should do it
[12:37] <oscuro> 1 min to be exactly :|
[12:37] <jrib> Over_There: yep, how are you starting the terminal?
[12:38] <Over_There> login into the server over ssh
[12:38] <Xenguy> .oO( edgy eft ? )
[12:38] <ShoeUnited> Oh, it worked wonderfully lol ^_^  Much easier.  lol
[12:38] <jrib> Over_There: ah ok, then .bashrc won't get sourced (I think).  Instead it will call, ~/.bash_profile.  The default ~/.bash_profile sources ~/.bashrc though.  Can you check the contents of ~/.bash_profile and see?
[12:39] <bh> jesus christ, 175 to be updated
[12:39] <bh> packages I mean
[12:39] <Over_There> no such file
[12:39] <factotum> is there somewhere i can select what daemons and services are launched at startup?
[12:39] <ShoeUnited> And I was so proud of myself when I installed java and flash for firefox all by myself, it's almost embarrassing.  LOL
[12:39] <factotum> or would i have to just recompile a new kernel?
[12:39] <jrib> Over_There: you can use /etc/skel/.bash_profile if you want
[12:40] <brendonjt> factotum: system->admin->services
[12:40] <Over_There> ok thanks again
[12:40] <brendonjt> factotum: for your services that start up
[12:40] <oscuro> gnome-nettools command not found nozorro!
[12:40] <jrib> reaper: just format the partition you installed edubuntu on
[12:40] <Kerr> i want to install sisfb (sis framebuffer driver for my sis630 graphics chip) so i can get hardware acceleration on my laptop; but i'm way over my head when it comes to messing with the kernel; is there a way to simplify things - ie using module assistant?
[12:40] <reaper> um its on my base drive
[12:41] <oscuro> uh
[12:41] <BlackMage> anyone know how I can get superuser priviliges? having some trouble installing Opera
[12:41] <reaper> i used symatic packeger to install it
[12:41] <jrib> !sudo > BlackMage
[12:41] <Dr_Willis> sudo operainstaller
[12:41] <Dr_Willis> !opera
[12:41] <ubotu> opera is an advanced and free (only as in price) web browser.  Install it via Applications->Add/Remove..., making sure that "Show commercial applications" is checked. For more info on opera please see: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OperaBrowser
[12:41] <BlackMage> thanks
[12:41] <oscuro> nozorro? :(
[12:41] <jrib> reaper: oh, so you are using Ubuntu, and installed edubuntu-desktop?
[12:41] <Dr_Willis> You can install it with the synaptic thang. :)
[12:41] <reaper> ya
[12:41] <ne78> Does "sudo su" works under ubuntu ?
[12:41] <ShoeUnited> hmmm
[12:41] <jrib> ne78: yes, but use 'sudo -i' instead
[12:41] <brendonjt> Dr_Willis:  yip  i have seen it in the repo's
[12:42] <nozorro> oscuro: be a bit patient please :-)  so install nettols please; anyway it should be part of the normal ubuntu install. otherwise, you could use the ping command from the terminal
[12:42] <ShoeUnited> mplayer says "unable to find simple control! 'PCM',0
[12:42] <reaper> ya jrib thats what i did how do i remove it?
[12:42] <oscuro> ok sir.
[12:42] <doppelganger__> hey guys...   does gnome have the ability to let you change the font color on the taskbar?
[12:42] <oscuro> I'll see how to install that brb, and thanks a lot nozorro =)
[12:42] <gratuit> hi, I'm using aterm, and when I start it, I get errors of the following type "aterm: can't load color "White", colorID = 17, (29)" If I try to specify any colors as options, the program aborts and does not run, any ideas on what I could do to fix this?
[12:42] <ne78> jrib: what is the effective difference ?
[12:42] <doppelganger__> i'm running into a problem with KDE not letting me change to anything from black, which makes my new black kicker totally useless
[12:43] <brendonjt> Dr_Willis:  sudo apt-get install opera
[12:43] <capnkewl> i am having Amarok Issues anyone aaround that can help?...
[12:43] <nozorro> oscuro: if you don't install it, enter 'ping your-router-address' in the terminal and tell me what happens
[12:44] <jrib> ne78: 'sudo -i' is basically the same as 'sudo su -'.  It will reset your environment
[12:44] <Mazingaro> hi
[12:44] <ne78> jrib: i see, i was reading the man page...
[12:44] <ShoeUnited> How do I install the essential codec pack is there an 'apt-get' thing for that?
[12:44] <oscuro> nozorro, I'm so loser I don't what's my router address....
[12:44] <brendonjt> capnkewl: what is the problem
[12:44] <jrib> reaper: I don't know of an easy way to do it.  Maybe with deborphan after removing the edubuntu-desktop package
[12:44] <doppelganger__> is changing from kubuntu to ubuntu as easy as installing ubuntu-desktop?
[12:45] <doppelganger__> that'll be my last question
[12:45] <nozorro> oscuro: if you don't know that, then you can't connect to the Internet. Not even under Windows. I'm serious.
[12:45] <capnkewl> I am running Linspire with amarok and anytime i try and use it lately i keep getting Xine Errors
[12:45] <reaper> deborphan????
[12:45] <Mazingaro> I've got a problem with ubuntu 6.06: I cannot run X, I did dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg, and then startx to test it, but X answered only with an error like "device not found"... Any hints?
[12:45] <jrib> doppelganger__: yes, you will get GNOME.  But you will also still have kde
[12:45] <sharperguy> doppelganger__, kind of, it will intall kubuntu, but it wont remove ubuntu, so your menus might be a bit clittered
[12:45] <sharperguy> *cluttered
[12:45] <oscuro> the only thing I did in the past in order to connect to internet, was to enable the dhcp in the net configuration :(
[12:46] <doppelganger__> what's the easiest tech way to get around having all the KDE crud and just having a plain jane ubuntu install?
[12:46] <brendonjt> capnkewl: umm have you  tried reinstallin xine
[12:46] <capnkewl> apparently i exited on accident oops
[12:46] <capnkewl> yeah i have
[12:46] <ne78> A related question are kde package part of the main ubuntu or only part of the universe part ?
[12:46] <capnkewl> both the amnarok xine engine and xine itself
[12:47] <brendonjt> capnkewl: what about the codecs
[12:47] <capnkewl> and now i cant get rid of Xine Player
[12:47] <capnkewl> that may be above me i am a total Noob to linux
[12:47] <capnkewl> and it makes me feel uber dumb
[12:47] <capnkewl> :)
[12:47] <mjr> doppelganger__, probably apt-get --purge remove libqt3-mt would take rather most of the KDE stuff away with it
[12:47] <brendonjt> capnkewl: where have you tried removing from term  or the gui?
[12:47] <penguinsuckers> hello
[12:47] <capnkewl> from GUI i have been using CNR
[12:48] <nozorro> oscuro: so do you have dhcp enabled now for the corresponding network device? Pls look under System | Administration | Networking
[12:48] <penguinsuckers> what is the command to switch between nvidia and xorg gl drivers?
[12:48] <penguinsuckers> or glx modules i mean
[12:48] <oscuro> yes sir.
[12:48] <capnkewl> and Xine isnt in my CNR although i installed it from there
[12:48] <doppelganger__> mjr: thanks man, i'll give it a whirl
[12:48] <parker`>  I am having problems booting linux distros on my computer. What happens is right after the kernel loads, the system seems to just freeze. On the ubuntu minimal install disc it loads the kernel and then goes to a black screen. On the Ubuntu live CD, it pops up the Ubuntu loading screen after loading the kernel and doesn't do anything at all until I reboot. I ran memtest for a few hours, no errors, I am using the box right now to talk to you, so wind
[12:48] <nozorro> oscuro: so please open terminal seor :-)
[12:48] <parker`> my hardware: AMD Athlon64 X2 4600+, ASUS M2N32-SLI Deluxe Wireless Edition, 2x1GB Corsair XMS2 DDR2-800 in dual channeled mode, GeForce 7900GT, 2x250GB SATA2 drives
[12:49] <penguinsuckers> mjr: those are my initials, give them back ;)
[12:49] <oscuro> ok lol
[12:49] <mjr> doppelganger__, oh, that might take some non-kde stuff as well if you've installed qt apps
[12:49] <brendonjt> capnkewl:hmm  thats weird
[12:49] <mjr> doppelganger__, in that case removing kdelibs4c2a might be "safer"
[12:49] <oscuro> done
[12:49] <nozorro> oscuro: pls. enter: 'ping localhost'
[12:49] <capnkewl> yeah i agree i have NO IDEA whats wrong i mean i loaded XMMS and then it worked for a little bit while XMMS was working but this is only happening in Amarok
[12:49] <mjr> but of course, plain jane ubu doesn't have the qt libs either ;)
[12:50] <doppelganger__> i'm just ticked that KDE won't let you change the font color on the taskbar....
[12:50] <capnkewl> also even when i uninstall amarok it still keeps my collection when i reinstall
[12:50] <inco> is there a easy way to make it so when i type /j #channel i dont need the # in xchat
[12:50] <doppelganger__> it's black, or nothing..
[12:50] <mjr> penguinsuckers, I'm kinda stuck with them
[12:50] <ne78> parker`: do you try the x86 or amd64 version ?
[12:50] <capnkewl> like i said linux is still WAY ABOVE ME!
[12:50] <SixtyFold> just curious, when ubuntu is loading for most of you, does the screen usually just so black with the little time mouse thing on the bottom right?
[12:50] <nozorro> pls enter 'ping
[12:50] <oscuro> this appears "64 bytes from localhost.localdomain (<IP_ADDRESS>): icmp_seq=25 ttl=64 time=0.118 ms
[12:50] <oscuro> "
[12:50] <parker`> ne78: amd64
[12:50] <oscuro> and keeps going like a thousand times :(
[12:50] <nozorro> oscuro: ok
[12:50] <capnkewl> my winxp crashed (Lost user.ini) so i just put freespire on here and i have Ubuntu on my other box
[12:50] <SixtyFold> the the cd live was working fine, than i started to do a load and left it for a second and came back to this, ive never used ubuntu before though so im not sure...
[12:51] <SixtyFold> its definately processing information from the disc so i assume its loading but its just not showing specifics or anything
[12:51] <nozorro> oscuro: which device is sending out to the internet, the first one, i.e. eth0?
[12:51] <penguinsuckers> user.ini isn't that the user's registry?
[12:51] <ne78> parker`: i would try to boot on console only, just to see if it realted to video
[12:51] <capnkewl> kinda
[12:51] <oscuro> etho yes.
[12:51] <oscuro> tha's the one.
[12:51] <difeta> hey all, I have compiz running, and I'm wondering how I change the theme. I have the ccwd interface, but clicking on the themes does nothing. Any ideas?
[12:52] <brotherJohn1234> nozorro: mostly.
[12:52] <parker`> ne78: I tried.. I tried to do the gentoo minimal, and gentoo with the nox option
[12:52] <capnkewl> its the file that makes windows WORK apparently
[12:52] <capnkewl> without it you are fucked
[12:52] <sharperguy> !languagew
[12:52] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about languagew - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:52] <sharperguy> ****!!!
[12:52] <sharperguy> !language
[12:52] <ubotu> Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[12:52] <oscuro> 156 packets transmitted, 156 received, 0% packet loss, time 155741ms
[12:52] <oscuro> rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 0.093/0.124/0.225/0.020 ms
[12:53] <capnkewl> ok i will have to brb i have to go get my kids from daycare
[12:53] <oscuro> it's receiving packages then.
[12:53] <capnkewl> bbs
[12:53] <ShoeUnited> Help with mplayer since they seem kinda dead.  LOL
[12:53] <ne78> parker`: can you boot without any graphic stuff (logo and such) to see the last line of kernel output ?
[12:53] <nozorro> oscuro: now enter 'sudo gedit /etc/network/interfaces' in the terminal and tell me what it says about eth0
[12:53] <linuchsan> capnkewl: what about apt-get kids
[12:53] <oscuro> yes sir.
[12:54] <parker`> ne78: going to go try a few things, bbs
[12:54] <louis__> hi all - just reading the mail
[12:54] <Axe_> Hi, I have a few SMB mounts setup in fstab.  However when I boot my system all of my SMB mounts don't show, only my ntfs mounts.  I have to sudo mount -a for them all to show up; why is htis?
[12:55] <ne78> Axe_: network ins't up ?
[12:55] <ks> how do I slice 42Gb file into pieces ?
[12:55] <oscuro> done
[12:55] <ne78> Axe_: are you using network manager ?
[12:55] <oscuro> mmm it's long.
[12:55] <oscuro> basicly
[12:55] <oscuro> # The loopback network interface
[12:55] <oscuro> auto lo
[12:55] <oscuro> iface lo inet loopback
[12:55] <oscuro> and this...
[12:55] <oscuro> # They will be activated automatically by the hotplug subsystem.
[12:55] <oscuro> mapping hotplug
[12:55] <oscuro> 	script grep
[12:55] <oscuro> 	map eth0
[12:55] <Axe_> ne78: do not know what that is; my net is ethernet and works automatically
[12:55] <oscuro> and this other.
[12:55] <mjr> ks, split
[12:56] <nozorro> oscuro, stop! i only want to know about eth0!!!
[12:56] <oscuro> # The primary network interface
[12:56] <oscuro> iface eth0 inet dhcp
[12:56] <oscuro> auto eth0
[12:56] <anthony> can some one walk me through how to install this radeon 9700?! I've been trying to for the last seven hours and I've looked through every tutorial available and I still have NO idea
[12:56] <Axe_> ne78: could it be that when the mount -a is run in startup, my network has not been initialized yet?
[12:56] <oscuro> geez! what's that?
[12:56] <ne78> Axe_: yes maybe
[12:56] <Axe_> Is there some way I could add a mount -a in startup routines that would  be after my network interface is initialized?
[12:56] <sethk> Axe_, sure
[12:56] <ne78> Axe_: but if your card is listed in /etc/network/interface i think it should works
[12:56] <sethk> Axe_, simplest way is to add it at the end of the script that initializes your network interface
[12:57] <ne78> Axe_: otherwise with nework manager it's normal
[12:57] <^Down> I need some help. My laptop running ubuntu will play sounds, just won't play any audio in firefox, cdplayers, etc
[12:57] <brendonjt> anthony:  i am after the same as i have a similar card
[12:57] <oscuro> nozorro?
[12:57] <brendonjt> anthony:  i am just using the default vga at the moment
[12:57] <Jack_Sparrow> !mp3
[12:57] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats  -  See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html  -  But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[12:58] <ks> mjr can i join it back ?
[12:58] <Axe_> sethk: Which would be where?   I installed it successfully a while back, and I've completely forgotten how!
[12:58] <mjr> ks, with cat
[12:58] <mjr> cat parts > whole
[12:59] <ks> ahha thanks
[12:59] <sethk> Axe_, usually in /etc/init.d
[12:59] <ne78> Axe_: do you have S45mountnfs.sh ? in /etc/rcS.d ?
[12:59] <Gun_Smoke> Anyone with experience setting up a HP 2840?  I've got it to print, but I don't think it's configured correctly.  I have tried to follow the directions here.https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HpPscHpPhotosmartSeriesAllInOnePrinters
[01:00] <brendonjt> anthony:  hmm true
[01:00] <larryone> I need to install a machine over a console
[01:00] <larryone> how do I specify the lack of a framebuffer?
[01:00] <anonqwerty02> I'm going away to school for a few months... is there any way to get my computer to email me my ip address periodically because it occasionally changes?
[01:00] <anthony> brendonjt: I asked here and some gnarly bot gave me a link, and it worked brilliantly
[01:00] <linuchsan> Gun_Smoke:and what about scan to folder!!!
[01:01] <ks> mjr "/usr/bin/split: Output file suffixes exhausted"
[01:01] <ne78> Axe_: i think mountnfs doesn't take cifs or smbfs, so just add it to /etc/init.d/networking at the end of start
[01:01] <anthony> brendonjt: I'd damned if I can remember what it was though
[01:01] <brendonjt> anthony:  whats the link?
[01:01] <larryone> how do I specify the lack of a framebuffer? from the boot prompt????
[01:01] <Gun_Smoke> linuchsan:  What about it?
[01:01] <anthony> brendonjt: haha no idea
[01:01] <nozorro> oscuro: ok assuming your cables are ok and your machine is *not* connected to the router via usb, maybe it's really best to forget about dhcp and set it all up manually then. but you'd need to know the addresses then. -- sorry, i don't know much about the dncp innards of ubuntu, and it has failed on me several times ...
[01:01] <ladydoor> larryone: do you want to turn off the bootsplash?
[01:01] <damned> anthony: anyway you r damned.
[01:01] <ne78> Axe_: it's a hack this kind of problem will be resolved with the new upstart project i think
[01:02] <linuchsan> Gun_Smoke:could be your next question
[01:02] <oscuro> it's ok nozorro.
[01:02] <anthony> damned: damned to what?
[01:02] <larryone> ladydoor, bootsplash????
[01:02] <oscuro> you helped me really much, I appreciate your attention.
[01:02] <larryone> I wantr to turn off the framebuffer
[01:02] <ladydoor> !bootsplash
[01:02] <Gun_Smoke> linuchsan:  Well I'll get to that.. I would just like to get it set up properly.
[01:02] <anthony> damned: damned to fowever trying to get linux to work
[01:02] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about bootsplash - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[01:02] <oscuro> actually I have internet now, I jus hope this thing keeps like thatn =)
[01:02] <ladydoor> larryone: that image at boot
[01:02] <oscuro> thank you nozorro.
[01:02] <larryone> !framebuffer
[01:02] <brendonjt> anthony:  awe come on
[01:02] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about framebuffer - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[01:02] <Axe_> Also, another thing.. I have two ntfs mounts, however only one of them is working at the moment
[01:02] <damned> anthony: damned to using word damned :)
[01:03] <Axe_> Somtimes both will work.. sometimes only one
[01:03] <ladydoor> larryone: with *buntu at the top and startup info scrolling below it?
[01:03] <anthony> damned: damn you damned
[01:03] <Gun_Smoke> linuchsan:  Do you have experience with the 2840?
[01:03] <nozorro> oscuro: pues ya lo has resuelto? :-) -- pls. always check the config. of your dsl router, dhcp especially
[01:03] <anthony> hahaha
[01:03] <larryone> ladydoor, I am connected over the console, I have no video card
[01:04] <oscuro> whatever you say officer =D
[01:04] <oscuro> I'll keep reading linux stuff.
[01:04] <ladydoor> ah. so that's why you want to turn off framebuffering?
[01:04] <linuchsan> Gun_Smoke:the 2840 is rubbish
[01:04] <oscuro> I'm so noob.
[01:04] <anthony> brendonjt: this was the link: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[01:04] <Gun_Smoke> linuchsan:  why?
[01:04] <larryone> yes
[01:04] <TheGame> larryone: u dont have a video card?
[01:04] <anthony> it probably will work
[01:04] <larryone> I dont have a video card in my server
[01:04] <anthony> thank christ I backed it up eh?
[01:04] <TheGame> oh
[01:04] <brendonjt> anthony:  cheers mate having a look there  now
[01:05] <ladydoor> larryone: i wasn't even aware that the ubuntu framebuffer worked other than for the bootsplash. i'm sorry, i don't know how to turn it off
[01:05] <nozorro> oscuro: happened to me as well, some years ago. and networking will always be somewhat difficult
[01:05] <larryone> ok
[01:05] <linuchsan> Gun_Smoke:cause scan to folder doesn't work
[01:05] <larryone> thanks anyway
[01:05] <larryone> I will continue to google
[01:05] <ladydoor> np...good luck. does it mess up your computer somehow?
[01:05] <oscuro> I'm kinda confused since I left windows forever.
[01:05] <oscuro> lol
[01:05] <oscuro> but I'm just going :/
[01:05] <TheGame> ?
[01:05] <Gun_Smoke> linuchsan:  with linux?
[01:05] <TheGame> why did u leave windows
[01:06] <Axe_> Another question: All of my mounts currently show up on my desktop, but I only want some of them to; any way to change this
[01:06] <ladydoor> oscuro: good fo you on leaving windows!
[01:06] <linuchsan> Gun_Smoke:and windows
[01:06] <oscuro> there's no a single bit of windows in this box yeah :)
[01:06] <brendonjt> anthony:  so i take it those drivers worked?
[01:06] <anthony> they did
[01:06] <jrib> Axe_: I believe that if you don't mount them in /media, they won't show up on your desktop
[01:06] <nozorro> oscuro: you aren't serious, are you?
[01:06] <oscuro> nozorro lol.
[01:06] <Gun_Smoke> linuchsan:  I haven't tried with windows.. Why wouldn't the feature work if its offered?
[01:06] <anthony> brendonjt: as far as I remember I followed it to the letter
[01:06] <oscuro> it was a bad decision?
[01:06] <ladydoor> nozorro: what's wrong with deleting windowz?
[01:07] <Axe_> whats the bash cmd for making a new folder
[01:07] <jrib> Axe_: mkdir
[01:07] <nozorro> oscuro: you'll see :-|
[01:07] <TheGame> mkdir
[01:07] <Axe_> thx
[01:07] <oscuro> ...well apart of my brothers trying to kill me for the sudden change :/
[01:07] <ShoeUnited> Hey there I have a problem with my alsa driver. :/
[01:07] <oscuro> lol
[01:07] <brendonjt> anthony:  cool  thanks  trying it now
[01:07] <shawnr_> Swiftfox question: im a loyal last.fm user. my problem is when i click on a station from their web site, i get a message saying "Firefox doesn't know hot to open this address because it isn't associated with any program...." but when i go into the list in prefs, it doesn't allow me to add a new associations... how can i fix this ?
[01:07] <matthewf> whats that command thats not find but does a similar job /
[01:07] <Harksaw> IN Dapper 64, My onboard sound  (Think it's called a SigmaTel STAC9220) has about a quarter second delay.  Anyone have any idea how I could fix it?
[01:07] <TheGame> why did u change oscuro
[01:07] <anthony> brendonjt: I have attempted to reinstal them with loads of other stuff though, and so I'm going to reinstall linux
[01:07] <strangy> why o why did i bought a PIONEER DVR-109 CD/DVD burner
[01:08] <ladydoor> matthewf: locate
[01:08] <tomasz27> HI ALL
[01:08] <jrib> matthewf: locate, whereis?
[01:08] <linuchsan> Gun_Smoke:try it!
[01:08] <ShoeUnited> !alsa
[01:08] <ubotu> If sound is not working, first try system -> prefrences -> multimedia system selector change it to alsa. If you still have problems then look at http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DebuggingSoundProblems
[01:08] <matthewf> thems the ones
[01:08] <strangy> and just now realized that its firmware makes havoc with growisofs
[01:08] <Gun_Smoke> linuchsan:  How about the scan to email?
[01:08] <strangy> after i ruined 4 DVDs
[01:08] <strangy> :)
[01:08] <tomasz27> where does firefox store bookmarks in Ubuntu?
[01:08] <oscuro> oh, well I thought I could get along with it, with some practice.
[01:09] <oscuro> as we did before with windows.
[01:09] <Axe_> how do I demount something from a folder
[01:09] <oscuro> just matter of time.
[01:09] <jrib> tomasz27: ~/.mozilla/firefox/*.default/bookmarks.html
[01:09] <jrib> Axe_: umount
[01:09] <strangy> Axe_, umout /path/to/foldeer
[01:09] <tomasz27> thnx
[01:09] <ladydoor> tomasz27: ~/.mozilla/firefox/*.default/bookmarks.html
[01:09] <anthony> tomasz27: no idea: export them and you get a nice little html file with them in
[01:09] <Noumaan> how do I quickly get a list of all translateable packages on Ubuntu dapper
[01:09] <oscuro> anyways, "I'll try" to buy another hard disk with windows for my brothers.
[01:09] <TheGame> y dont u just partition oscuro
[01:10] <oscuro> I did it.
[01:10] <Axe_> Nope.. it still shows up on the desktop
[01:10] <TheGame> ?
[01:10] <oscuro> but
[01:10] <tomasz27> is there a new version of FLASH for Firefox in Ubuntu?
[01:10] <rpedro_> Noumaan: launchpad.net :)
[01:10] <oscuro> there was a problem.
[01:10] <TheGame> no tomasz27
[01:10] <oscuro> uh.
[01:10] <tomasz27> ok
[01:10] <TheGame> what problem
[01:10] <exs_> How do I take a screenshot?
[01:10] <TheGame> its in accessories exs_
[01:10] <TheGame> app called Take Screenshot
[01:10] <Gun_Smoke> exs_:  Printscreen
[01:10] <shawnr_> Does anyone know how to associate programs with links in firefox?
[01:10] <TheGame> or u can press printscreen
[01:11] <oscuro> I'm an idiot I messed up up the system.
[01:11] <Noumaan> rpedro_:  launchpad isn't very google friendly
[01:11] <sean_> I found a .sys file I use for ndiswrapper, which works. Can bcm43xx-fwcutter use it?
[01:11] <oscuro> it didn't load windows, or linux.
[01:11] <TheGame> so fix it oscuro
[01:11] <oscuro> nothing.
[01:11] <TheGame> first install windows
[01:11] <oscuro> I fixed it.
[01:11] <oscuro> the solution was. hey let's just install linux..
[01:11] <TheGame> o
[01:11] <cafuego> sean_: maybe. The prepackaged firmware files will work, though.
[01:12] <Redrose> !ubot
[01:12] <Axe_> Also is there a way to change what the mounted folder is called on the desktop
[01:12] <oscuro> my hard disk is 20 gb.
[01:12] <Noumaan> i am facing another problem i need to know how to authenticate and join a domain on windows network from my ubuntu client
[01:12] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ubot - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[01:12] <oscuro> sucks.
[01:12] <Axe_> say from "/mnt/win1" to "Windows Drive 1"
[01:12] <Redrose> !ubot video
[01:12] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ubot video - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[01:12] <TheGame> what r u trying to do Axe_
[01:12] <Redrose> !video
[01:12] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about video - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[01:12] <sean_> cafuego: thanks
[01:12] <rpedro_> Noumaan: what are you trying to do?
[01:12] <oscuro> hey guys, thanks.
[01:12] <oscuro> thanks nozorro!
[01:12] <oscuro> bbl
[01:12] <Redrose> Can anyone recommend video editing software for ubuntu?
[01:12] <TheGame> kino
[01:13] <Axe_> TheGame: I have my windows drives mounted and they are sitting on my desktop. I'd like them to not show up on my desktop and to be called something sane like "Windows Drive 1" instead of "/mnt/win1"
[01:13] <rpedro_> Noumaan: I guess you check the installed files in synaptic for the 'language-pack*' for you r language
[01:13] <TheGame> i can tell you how to get rid of them
[01:13] <Iceman_2k> The need to release Battlefield 2 for Linux
[01:13] <shawnr_> Anyone ?
[01:13] <Noumaan> rpedro_: good
[01:13] <TheGame> not sure shawnr_
[01:13] <TheGame> Axe_:  do this
[01:13] <Axe_> Ah that will help
[01:13] <Noumaan> rpedro_:  and what about my networking troubles
[01:13] <TheGame> open up gconf-editor
[01:13] <Axe_> ok
[01:14] <Redrose> Iceman_2k, Get Cedega
[01:14] <TheGame> now go to apps
[01:14] <Redrose> itll let you play your windows games on linux
[01:14] <Redrose> !Cedega
[01:14] <ubotu> cedega is a project based on wine, aimed at running windows games on Linux. For more info, see http://help.ubuntu.com/community/Cedega
[01:14] <TheGame> then nautilus
[01:14] <linuchsan> !bill
[01:14] <TheGame> then desktop
[01:14] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about bill - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[01:14] <TheGame> tell me when ur there
[01:14] <linuchsan> !gates
[01:14] <Axe_> I do'nt see it here
[01:14] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about gates - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[01:14] <rpedro_> Noumaan: don't know much about samba, rarely use it...
[01:14] <rpedro_> !samba
[01:14] <ubotu> samba is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT
[01:14] <TheGame> what do u not see
[01:14] <Axe_> "desktop"
[01:14] <linuchsan> !killall ubotu
[01:14] <Axe_> I found it though
[01:14] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about killall ubotu - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[01:14] <Axe_> its under nautilus
[01:14] <rpedro_> Noumaan:^^ maybe it has the answer to your question
[01:15] <TheGame> ya thats what i said
[01:15] <Iceman_2k> Rodrose hate those subscription programs. Maybe WINE, but repeated paying for something
[01:15] <Axe_> oih haha
[01:15] <TheGame> ok now uncheck volumes_visible
[01:15] <treitter> is there a "best practice" for a package that only _partially_ conflicts with another? (ie, overwriting one of its config files)?
[01:15] <TheGame> now u wont get the icons on the desktop
[01:15] <Redrose> Iceman_2k, the site it gave you has the version you don't have to pay for
[01:16] <linuchsan> !whois ubotu
[01:16] <ubotu> whois: the GNU whois client. In component main, is optional. Version 4.7.11ubuntu1 (dapper), package size 28 kB, installed size 252 kB
[01:16] <TheGame> did that work Axe_
[01:16] <dannylapt> what is the command to mount a cdrom? I tied one way but must have got it wrong
[01:16] <Redrose> it's a CVS build... when you pay for Cedega, you are basically paying for the precompiled binaries, but with the site it gives you, put in a little work and you will get it
[01:16] <Iceman_2k> Redrose I've used wine, whats preformance like though ?
[01:16] <Axe_> TheGame: Do I have to update something?
[01:16] <Axe_> They are still there atm
[01:17] <Redrose> Great, runs like it's on windows
[01:17] <ladydoor> dannylapt: does it not mount automagically? and what command di dyou use?
[01:17] <grexk> morning everyone
[01:17] <ladydoor> Redrose: so it crashes a lot?
[01:17] <ladydoor> :-(
[01:17] <TheGame> u may have to log out and log back in
[01:17] <ladydoor> (based on my experience, at least)
[01:17] <Axe_> ok
[01:17] <SonicChao> How do I install RPM?
[01:17] <ladydoor> SonicChao: get the package alien
[01:17] <Redrose> lol, let...
[01:17] <TheGame> SonicChao: you need to install alien
[01:17] <Xenguy> SonicChao: normally you shouldn't have to
[01:18] <linuchsan> dannylapt: mount /dev/cdrom /where/to/mount
[01:18] <SonicChao> ladydoor and TheGame: Thanks. =)
[01:18] <dannylapt> Ladydoor: I used mount -t iso9660 /dev/cdrom /cdrom. And no it does not mount automatically. Im using 6.06 Server.
[01:18] <redcard> So does anyone here use xchat-gnome?
[01:18] <TheGame> i do redcard
[01:18] <SonicChao> redcard: Why use xchat-gnome?
[01:19] <redcard> TheGame: How do you make the OSD / Notification stuff work?
[01:19] <viator> i use regular xchat
[01:19] <TheGame> actually it might just be xchat
[01:19] <SonicChao> viator: So do I.
[01:19] <TheGame> hmm
[01:19] <TheGame> not sure redcard
[01:19] <ladydoor> dannylapt: oh...did you do it with sudo?
[01:19] <TheGame> if u look through the options im sure u can find it
[01:19] <mlehrer> which repository has openssh-server
[01:19] <mlehrer> is it in universe?
[01:20] <viator> latr
[01:20] <dannylapt> ladydoor: Yes. It looks like it mounts but when u go to extract a tar file on the CD using "tar xvfz FILENAME.tar.gz, It scrolls errors saying it cant write.
[01:20] <jrib> !info openssh-server
[01:20] <ubotu> openssh-server: Secure shell server, an rshd replacement. In component main, is optional. Version 1:4.2p1-7ubuntu3 (dapper), package size 200 kB, installed size 540 kB
[01:20] <SonicChao> How do I install rpm with package alien then?
[01:20] <jrib> mlehrer: it's in main it seems
[01:21] <jrib> SonicChao: what are you trying to install?
[01:21] <SonicChao> jrib: LimeWire.
[01:21] <jrib> !limewire
[01:21] <ubotu> limewire is a popular P2P client running on the Gnutella network. To get it running, install !java first, then download Limewire from http://www.limewire.com/LimeWireSoftOther and finally run runLime.sh. Consider !FrostWire as an alternative.
[01:21] <sean_> cafuego: I tried both the firmware packages and extracting the firmware -- ifconfig does not mention anything other than the ethernet card and lo. Am I doing something wrong?
[01:21] <SonicChao> !FrostWire
[01:21] <ubotu> frostwire is a totally open source version of Limewire.  For installation help, please see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FrostWire
[01:21] <TheGame> SonicChao:
[01:21] <TheGame> i suggest installing blackdown java
[01:21] <TheGame> and then frostwire
[01:21] <ladydoor> dannylapt: oh, it's mounted. try this tar xvfz filename.tar.gz > ~/filename, or copying it to your home dir fist
[01:22] <ladydoor> *first
[01:22] <SonicChao> Ok, let's see FrostWire first then...
[01:22] <cafuego> sean_: What does 'lspci' say about the wific ard?
[01:22] <chuckyp> I love it the 686 image is still f'd up.
[01:22] <ladydoor> dannylapt: you can't just write to a cd like that without a program as an intermediary
[01:22] <TheGame> SonicChao: frostwire is the same thing as limewire its just blue instead of green
[01:22] <sean_> cafuego: it mentions it
[01:22] <SonicChao> TheGame: Ok.
[01:22] <cafuego> sean_: What does it say _exactly_
[01:23] <dannylapt> ladydoor: alright, Thank you.
[01:23] <sean_> cafuego: um -- let me see if I can paste
[01:23] <cafuego> Just the one line
[01:23] <sean_> cafuego: okay
[01:23] <SonicChao> Thanks! =3
[01:23] <sean_> cafuego: just a second
[01:23] <SonicChao> It had a .deb, FrostWire anyway.
[01:24] <ladydoor> dannylapt: np, did it work?
[01:24] <yango> best HTML editor, IYHO? (in ubuntu repositories)
[01:24] <shannon> cafuego: I'm SeanTater's laptop
[01:24] <shannon> cafuego: 0000:08:07.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4318 [AirForce One 54g]  802.11g Wireless LAN Controller (rev 02)
[01:24] <Xenguy> yango: vim (ducks)
[01:25] <shannon> cafuego: um -- that would be sean_'s laptop
[01:25] <cafuego> Ok, it's a 4318. You need to go to the bcm43xx page on the wiki and hop through the hoops to make a 4318 work.
[01:25] <SonicChao> yango: bluefish ?
[01:25] <BlackMage> I'm trying to watch a dvd on Totem, but I get this error message "No URI handler implemented for "dvd"."
[01:25] <dangson> can someone tell me how to edit entries in the apps menu?
[01:25] <TheGame> dangson:
[01:25] <TheGame> go to accessories
[01:26] <TheGame> then a la carte
[01:26] <yango> SonicChao: it seems so... I'm looking for something better though :(
[01:26] <ladydoor> !libdvdcss > BlackMage
[01:26] <killown> how I install mplayer with apt-get?
[01:26] <BlackMage> thanks
[01:26] <jrib> killown: first enable multiverse, then: sudo apt-get install mplayer
[01:26] <Xenguy> yango: nvu is WYSIWYG
[01:26] <jrib> !multiverse > killown
[01:26] <dangson> TheGame, ahh, thanks. so obvious :D
[01:26] <SonicChao> jrib: Is it ok that I installed it with GDebi Pkg Installer?
[01:26] <TheGame> np
[01:27] <jrib> SonicChao: that's perfectly fine (you are referring to frostwire right?)
[01:27] <bean-oh> yango, vim ;)
[01:27] <SonicChao> jrib: Yes
[01:27] <SonicChao> jrib: But, it's giving me errors from terminal
[01:27] <linuchsan> killown:and after do an apt-cache search first, for cpu.
[01:28] <killown> ?
[01:28] <jrib> SonicChao: did you install a JRE?
[01:28] <shannon> cafuego: any specific places I mught start at (thare are a lot of ones mentioned all over the wiki page)
[01:28] <linuchsan> killown:and after do an apt-cache search mplayer
[01:28] <SonicChao> jrib: I have Java
[01:28] <yango> bean-oh: emacs :P
[01:28] <jhb> hi *. I have enough space for ubunut on my x31, I already run windows and debian. I would like to install ubuntu, have no cdrom, no floppy. What to do?
[01:28] <SonicChao> jrib: I got it with EasyUbuntu
[01:28] <ladydoor> jhb: do you have usb?
[01:28] <jrib> SonicChao: ok, Sun Java, right?
[01:28] <SonicChao> jrib: Yes
[01:29] <jhb> ladydoor: not really
[01:29] <shannon> cafuego: eureka!
[01:29] <jhb> ladydoor: as in: never managed to boot from my usb stick
[01:29] <shannon> cafuego: ifconfig found it
[01:29] <ladydoor> jhb: ah. sorry, no idea then
[01:29] <cafuego> shannon: cool :-)
[01:29] <jrib> SonicChao: copy your errors to http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org and give us a link please
[01:29] <jhb> ladydoor: maybe I could use my usb backup harddisk?
[01:29] <SonicChao> jrib: Ok
[01:29] <killown> linuchsan I not found repository with mplayer
[01:30] <Axe_> yes
[01:30] <Axe_> it worked
[01:30] <linuchsan> shannon:not tonight
[01:30] <jhb> ladydoor: if I get it to run, just look under usb installation?
[01:30] <jhb> ladydoor: I assume?
[01:30] <killown> linuchsan help - me
[01:30] <SonicChao> jrib: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/21922
[01:30] <SonicChao> jrib: It says no Java, but RuneScape works...
[01:30] <killown> linuchsan help - me of repository
[01:31] <jrib> SonicChao: ok, run 'sudo update-alternatives --config java' and make sure you have Sun Java selected
[01:31] <killown> linuchsan help - me of repository with mplayer
[01:31] <ladydoor> jhb: i guess so
[01:31] <Jack_Sparrow> !patience
[01:31] <ubotu> The people in this channel are volunteers. Your attitude will determine how fast you are helped. See also http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[01:31] <jhb> ladydoor: thx
[01:31] <ladydoor> jhb: can you netboot somehow? or is there a way to boot an iso on your computer?
[01:31] <jrib> killown: did you get the message from ubotu about multiverse?
[01:31] <linuchsan> killown: first you have to set the multiverse in /etc/apt/sources.list
[01:31] <SonicChao>       1        /usr/bin/gij-wrapper-4.1
[01:31] <SonicChao> *+    2        /usr/lib/jvm/java-gcj/jre/bin/java
[01:31] <SonicChao>       3        /usr/lib/jvm/java-1.5.0-sun/jre/bin/java
[01:31] <SonicChao> jrib: That's confusing me
[01:32] <Axe_> Okay but still, when I boot my system my four samba shares are not working
[01:32] <jhb> ladydoor: I will have to to the bios to check on that
[01:32] <Axe_> I have to sudo mount -a
[01:32] <jrib> SonicChao: press 3 then enter
[01:32] <ladydoor> jhb: oh
[01:32] <jhb> ladydoor: to go to
[01:32] <SonicChao> Using `/usr/lib/jvm/java-1.5.0-sun/jre/bin/java' to provide `java'.
[01:32] <kill4killin> Hey, im having a problem installing freevo on dapper drake. I followed the install instructions, however, when i run 'python setup.py install' it tells me that i dont have mmpython. So i download mmpython and it wont install either...can someone help me figure out whats going on?
[01:32] <SonicChao> jrib: Is that right?
[01:32] <ladydoor> :-(
[01:32] <jrib> SonicChao: yes, now try froswtire one more time
[01:32] <jhb> ladydoor: so I reboot now, just a couple of mins
[01:33] <ladydoor> jhb good luck
[01:33] <jhb> ladydoor: thx
[01:33] <ladydoor> kill4killin: is there a libmmpython-dev?
[01:33] <ladydoor> kill4killin: or an mmpython-dev?
[01:33] <kill4killin> lemme see one second
[01:33] <kill4killin> would that be in the directory that the mmpython is in?
[01:33] <SonicChao> jrib: ty!
[01:33] <jrib> SonicChao: np
[01:34] <kill4killin> or would it be something i need to get like an apt get or something
[01:34] <edgarin> Hi to all
[01:34] <edgarin> I have a problem with my ubuntu and firefox
[01:34] <kill4killin> what is it, maybe we can help
[01:35] <ali1234> hi. i've got a problem with vdr. i configured it all but when i run it from init.d it just quits after 5 seconds. runs okay when i run it on console. nothing enlightening in syslog. any ideas?
[01:35] <lufis> Hi. I want to install some truetype fonts. Where are they kept, and does any command need to be run to refresh the list/register them?
[01:35] <kill4killin> ladydoor, there doesnt appear to be anything called either libmmpythong-dev or mmpython-dev on my hard drive
[01:36] <jrib> !fonts > lufis
[01:36] <Jack_Sparrow> !fonts
[01:36] <ubotu> Font installation basics here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FontInstallHowto
[01:36] <ubotu> No fonts in flash? Install msttcorefonts, gsfonts, and gsfonts-x11 , No fonts in mplayer? see !mplayer
[01:36] <ladydoor> kill4killin: i meant in the repos
[01:36] <kill4killin> o, one moment
[01:36] <lufis> Thank you jrib. Give ubuto a treat for me
[01:37] <jrib> !botsnack
[01:37] <ubotu> Yum!
[01:37] <kill4killin> ladydoor, there does not appear to be anything. I had to get mmpython file from sourceforge
[01:37] <kill4killin> i tried to apt-get it, but i was unable to find it that way
[01:38] <fiendskull9> how do i copy all the files in a directory (without copying the folder full of files)
[01:39] <ali1234> fiendskull9: huh? explain what you want more clearly :)
[01:39] <Jimmey> I've heard that ATI isn't great on Linux - How much worse would a supported ATI be than a supported nVidia one?
[01:39] <fiendskull9> i want to copy the files in ~/foo
[01:39] <fiendskull9> to /usr/local/share/foo
[01:39] <fiendskull9> but the directorys have names like BLAHHHHH and horsies
[01:39] <ladydoor> kill4killin: hm. is there an option somewhere to specify the location of mmpython?
[01:40] <rixxon> how to get gossip working with gmail
[01:40] <fiendskull9> i want to cop the files in BLAHHH to horsies
[01:40] <parker`> hey, is there a way to load ubuntu with framebuffer off? I didn't see the option on my AMD64 livecd
[01:40] <ladydoor> fiendskull9: do you want to copy *everything from ~/BLAHHH to /usr/local/share/HORSIES?
[01:40] <fiendskull9> yessir
[01:40] <ladydoor> fiendskull9: *lady* door. it's not sir
[01:40] <ShoeUnited> .asoundrc is missing a reference to pcm on my SB Audigy SE card, is there a repos or something to fix it?  A link?  help?
[01:40] <kill4killin> no that i know of. According to the README in the folder, all i need to do is 'python setup.py install' but whats funny is that i need mmpython to install mmpython... o.o
[01:40] <clee> anybody else seeing broken fonts in edgy?
[01:40] <fiendskull9> yessum :)
[01:41] <ladydoor> fiendskull9: sudo cp ~/BLAHHH/* /usr/local/share/horsies
[01:41] <jrib> clee: are you using unofficial repositories?  For compiz maybe?
[01:41] <StoneNote> clee,  #ubuntu+1
[01:41] <fiendskull9> the edgy alpha/beta is out already!?
[01:41] <ladydoor> fiendskull9: lol
[01:41] <clee> jrib: nope
[01:41] <Jimmey> ShoeUnited, try apt-cache search pcm
[01:41] <ladydoor> fiendskull9: still in heavy development
[01:41] <clee> StoneNote: thanks
[01:41] <ShoeUnited> ok ty Jimmey
[01:41] <fiendskull9> figures
[01:41] <Jimmey> ShoeUnited, let me know what it says
[01:41] <StoneNote> clee, yw
[01:41] <fiendskull9> seems like dapper is still catching on
[01:41] <fiendskull9> lol
[01:42] <fiendskull9> i remember the minute it was released
[01:42] <fiendskull9> we all did the wave in here
[01:42] <fiendskull9> lol
[01:42] <ladydoor> fiendskull9: it'll be supported longer than the other releases, though, dapper will
[01:42] <kill4killin> it cought on to me really fast :D I love it ever since i moved to it from sarge debian
[01:42] <ShoeUnited> ok
[01:42] <greg> whats a good tv veiwing app?
[01:42] <grexk> greg: mythtv
[01:42] <linuchsan> greg:tvtime
[01:42] <grexk> !mythtv
[01:42] <ubotu> mythtv is for watching TV in Linux.  Check out http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2005/12/16/instructions-to-install-mythtv/
[01:43] <linuchsan> greg:tvtime
[01:43] <ladydoor> greg: the television :-)
[01:43] <greg> neither of those worked
[01:43] <linuchsan> greg:tvtime
[01:43] <grexk> ladydoor: lol
[01:43] <grexk> !youtube
[01:43] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about youtube - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[01:43] <ali1234> greg: how bout mplayer then?
[01:43] <killown> I not found package mplayer in apt-cache
[01:43] <ShoeUnited> O.o
[01:43] <parker`> hey, is there a way to load ubuntu with framebuffer off? I didn't see the option on my AMD64 livecd
[01:43] <ShoeUnited> There's a lot here....
[01:44] <Jimmey> ShoeUnited, I'll take a look
[01:44] <ali1234> greg: the default app for testing is xawtv... if that doesn't work something's wrong with your configuraition
[01:44] <kill4killin> ladydoor, you got any more ideas? I really need this thing to work, but it seems rediculous
[01:44] <ladydoor> parker`: does its framebuffer work? why does it matter if it's on?
[01:44] <greg> ive tried xawtv kdevtv tvime and mythtv
[01:44] <ShoeUnited> K.
[01:44] <linuchsan> greg:so
[01:44] <mark_> !democracy
[01:44] <ladydoor> kill4killin: :-(...search in the repos for python and just see what comes up? sorry, i really don't know
[01:44] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about democracy - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[01:44] <greg> none worked
[01:44] <mark_> !democracy tv
[01:44] <gnomefreak> killown: make sure you have the multiverse repos enabled
[01:44] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about democracy tv - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[01:44] <ali1234> greg: is it analogue or digital tv?
[01:45] <linuchsan> greg:dmesg will work
[01:45] <Jimmey> ShoeUnited, usually, when I get a "Factor X is missing. Can't install!" message, I apt-cache search factorX, and then randomly install what looks right.
[01:45] <parker`> ladydoor: because linux distros won't load on my comp unless I disable framebuffer.. most live CDs have a separate kernel for it, like gentoo comes with gentoo and gentoo-nofb for people with framebuffer issues, it happens with newer video cards
[01:45] <ladydoor> ShoeUnited: and also look for factorX-dev
[01:45] <grexk> kill4kill: can I help
[01:45] <linuchsan> greg:will give you all the problems
[01:45] <ShoeUnited> Jimmey:  http://pastebin.com/778392
[01:45] <ladydoor> parker`: oh...
[01:45] <ladydoor> !livecd
[01:45] <ubotu> Ubuntu Dapper 'Desktop' CD contains a Live CD (Ubuntu that runs straight off the CD and RAM) with an install option. Breezy's Live CD contained no install.
[01:45] <kill4killin> ladydoor, thank you for your time. Do you know of any programs that might be able to play a dvd? I have tried mplayer, gxine, totem and vlc and none of them work
[01:46] <ladydoor> kill4killin: do you have the non-free dvd codeces installed?
[01:46] <greg> i just want my tunercard to work on ubuntu
[01:46] <gnomefreak> !restricted > kill4killin
[01:46] <greg> happuage wintv-go-plus
[01:46] <kill4killin> i installed all the proprietary ones i believe
[01:46] <ladydoor> parker`: sorry...you might search for ubuntu boot options
[01:46] <gnomefreak> kill4killin: the info is on the link ubotu sent you
[01:46] <linuchsan> greg:so what does dmesg say
[01:46] <kill4killin> yea, i installed all the restricted, thats what they are called
[01:46] <greg> what part u want?
[01:46] <killown> gnomefreak I not found it in source.list
[01:46] <ShoeUnited> FactorX-dev doesn't display anything.
[01:46] <ladydoor> kill4killin: do you have libdvdcss?
[01:47] <kill4killin> gnomefreak, thats what i looked at, i got ALL of those codecs and it still doesnt work
[01:47] <gnomefreak> kill4killin: did you set teh region?
[01:47] <kill4killin> gnomefreak, what?
[01:47] <gnomefreak> killown: you need to enable multiverse repo
[01:47] <linuchsan> greg:mybe something with your tv card?
[01:47] <kill4killin> ladydoor, i can seem to find it
[01:47] <killown> gnomefreak as I do?
[01:47] <kill4killin> cant*
[01:47] <greg> [17179592.436000]  tveeprom 2-0050: tuner model is TCL M2523_5N_E (idx 112, type 4)
[01:47] <greg> [17179592.436000]  tveeprom 2-0050: TV standards NTSC(M) (eeprom 0x08)
[01:47] <greg> [17179592.436000]  tveeprom 2-0050: audio processor is None (idx 0)
[01:47] <greg> [17179592.436000]  tveeprom 2-0050: decoder processor is BT878 (idx 14)
[01:47] <greg> [17179592.436000]  tveeprom 2-0050: has no radio, has IR remote
[01:47] <ladydoor> kill4killin: aha...i think you need it to play encoded dvds
[01:47] <gnomefreak> kill4killin: you might need to set the regoin please read that page it should tell you how
[01:48] <gnomefreak> greg: dont paste in here use pastebin
[01:48] <kill4killin> gnomefreak, i shall read it once more and see if i missed anything
[01:48] <greg> ?
[01:48] <gnomefreak> !repos > killown
[01:48] <kill4killin> ladydoor, do you know where i could find it?
[01:48] <ladydoor> !paste > greg
[01:48] <gnomefreak> killown: please read your pm
[01:49] <linuchsan> greg:and lsmod |grep tv
[01:49] <greg> k
[01:50] <greg> i do pate thing right?
[01:51] <greg> paste*
[01:51] <chuckyp> Anyone know a good utility to capture video of your desktop?
[01:51] <grexk> !istanbul
[01:51] <ubotu> istanbul: Desktop session recorder. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.1.1-3ubuntu2 (dapper), package size 65 kB, installed size 344 kB
[01:51] <fiendskull9> chuckyp: been there done that, and there really isnt one
[01:51] <linuchsan> greg:lsmod |grep tv ,in the console
[01:51] <ali1234> chuckyp: there's a couple of solutions which record a vnc session, but they are not great
[01:51] <fiendskull9> chuckyp: i know theres a way to make a shell script that takes a picture of your desktop ever second or so, and you can put them together
[01:52] <greg> ?
[01:52] <linuchsan> greg:have you got mplayer installed
[01:52] <Xenguy> chuckyp: 'wink' might run thru wine
[01:52] <chuckyp> ali1234, well I was checking out xvidcap which seemed to be what I wanted.  But i'm having problems with their debian package and some old dependecies.
[01:52] <greg> i did it at the command thing and used pate thingy
[01:52] <greg> paste*
[01:52] <ShoeUnited> I think my pastebin link killed Jimmey
[01:52] <ali1234> chuckyp: http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~bsd/vncrecording.html
[01:53] <linuchsan> greg:                   lsmod |grep tv
[01:53] <greg> mplayer isnt installed
[01:53] <dain> server irc.freenode.net
[01:53] <greg> linuchsan: ive done that
[01:53] <grexk> chuckyo: screenkast
[01:53] <ali1234> greg: after you pasted it into pastebin, you have to send us the link...
[01:54] <chuckyp> I guess I can just install the older libpng2 and libpng10-0
[01:54] <ShoeUnited> greg:  www.pastebin.com  ^_^
[01:54] <jake1> bleh
[01:54] <chuckyp> and get xvidcap runing
[01:54] <greg> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/21924
[01:54] <jake1> anyone know what site gives the list of wirless cards supported by ubuntu
[01:54] <jake1> ??????
[01:54] <ladydoor> !wireless
[01:54] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[01:54] <jake1> hehe
[01:54] <jake1> shoulda thought of that
[01:55] <ladydoor> jake1: meh
[01:55] <ShoeUnited> !.asoundrc
[01:55] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about asoundrc - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[01:55] <ladydoor> chuckyp: use the import function provided by imagemagick
[01:55] <ShoeUnited> :/
[01:56] <ladydoor> chuckyp: maybe
[01:56] <ladydoor> chuckyp: (for the screenshots)
[01:56] <linuchsan> greg:can you install mplayer
[01:56] <greg> k i got mplayer insTALLED NOW
[01:56] <ladydoor> OK
[01:56] <ladydoor> *OKAY
[01:56] <greg> srry capslock
[01:56] <ladydoor> lol
[01:56] <ShoeUnited> lol ladydoor
[01:56] <chuckyp> ladydoor, nah I want to capture directly to mpeg instead to jpg or picture captures.
[01:57] <ladydoor> chuckyp: ah. no idea.
[01:57] <^Down> Can someone help me out with this problem with GTKPod? http://pastebin.com/778398
[01:58] <greg> so what do i do w/ mplayer to play tv?
[01:58] <sean_> cafuego: it got no further
[01:58] <linuchsan> greg:what is yor country
[01:58] <greg> usa
[01:58] <chuckyp> Well I found an article that goes through it all but its down.  Just lovely
[01:58] <sean_> caf it found the device and then I had to plug it back in(away from the ethernet's cord reach
[01:58] <lostinc> How do you configure Totem to play DVDs once you have downloaded, compiled, and installed libdvdcss??
[01:59] <linuchsan> greg:ok
[01:59] <jrib> !dvd > lostinc
[01:59] <eXistenZ> What is the equivalent program for Outlook in ubuntu?
[02:00] <jrib> lostinc: I'm not sure, but the dvdcss package seems to do it automatically
[02:00] <greg> thunderbird
[02:00] <bean-oh> eXistenZ, evolution
[02:00] <ladydoor> eXistenZ: mutt
[02:00] <eXistenZ> bean-oh, evolution > thunderbird?
[02:00] <grexk> chuckyp: try motion
[02:00] <grexk> !motion
[02:00] <ladydoor> eXistenZ: it's all a matter of opinion
[02:00] <ubotu> motion: V4L capture program supporting motion detection. In component universe, is optional. Version 3.2.3-1ubuntu2 (dapper), package size 1389 kB, installed size 3652 kB
[02:00] <ladydoor> !best
[02:00] <ubotu> Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose among a number of different applications, depending on your preferences, the features you require, and other factors.
[02:00] <bean-oh> thunderbird is to outlook express as evolution is to outlook
[02:00] <^Down> Can someone help me out with this problem with GTKPod? http://pastebin.com/778398
[02:01] <ShoeUnited> lol nice addition to the bot.
[02:01] <linuchsan> greg:what does    mplayer -tv driver=v4l2:norm=ntsc tv://   say
[02:01] <bean-oh> eXistenZ, ladydoor i was referring to the exchange support in evolution
[02:01] <Xenguy> eXistenZ: if speed is important (on slower hardware), then 'sylpheed'
[02:01] <ali1234> evolution is slow, and it's password prompts wont go away unless you kill it (eg, if you accidently clicked a mailto: in firefox)
[02:01] <chuckyp> I'm trying to find a google cache of this article
[02:02] <greg>  it says http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/21925
[02:03] <ShoeUnited> I loved that game sylpheed, anyway, still having problems with .asoundrc
[02:04] <linuchsan> greg:type amixer cotrols
[02:04] <jcapote> how can i restart/reinstall my powermanager? the one on my laptop seems hosed, it says that my battery has 0% power and it shows the ac cord over it, even though its not plugged it and i left it charged all day
[02:04] <linuchsan> greg:type amixer controls
[02:04] <iJeff> Can anyone help me with getting an external monitor to work on this laptop running ubuntu with an old 7500 ATI Mobility card?
[02:04] <bh> what's the best way of upgrading to edgy from dapper ?
[02:04] <greg> linuchsan:where?
[02:04] <bh> or is that even recommended ?
[02:05] <ladydoor> jcapote: what's the output of acpi
[02:05] <ladydoor> ?
[02:05] <linuchsan> greg:in console
[02:05] <ladydoor> bh: that would be a downgrade
[02:05] <jcapote>      Battery 1: discharging, 0%,  remaining
[02:05] <jcapote> right now its on battery
[02:05] <bh> ladydoor oh really ? edgy is a downgrade ?
[02:05] <lostinc> I installed Totem-Xine now and when attempting to play a DVD it asks if I am trying to play an encrypted DVD without libdvdcss. I have compiled and installed libdvdcss from source any ideas why Totem-Xine cant find it?
[02:05] <ladydoor> oh! i thought you said *from* edgy
[02:06] <greg> u want to see it?
[02:06] <ladydoor> bh: oh! i thought you said *from* edgy
[02:06] <minerale> I just added an entry to my hosts file, when i type 'host neweentry' it does not come up? how can I flush the dns cache ?
[02:06] <ladydoor> bh: but edgy is still in heavy development
[02:06] <DylanRE> Are the build-essential tools not available for edgy?
[02:06] <linuchsan> greg:what is the numid for Capture Source?
[02:06] <ladydoor> bh: unless you'e a developer, you probably shouldn't install it at all yet
[02:07] <greg> 20
[02:07] <jcapote> ladydoor: also the lightning bolt symbol on the front of my battery is blinking as if it had no power
[02:07] <jcapote> i mean my laptop, not my battery*
[02:07] <minerale> anyone know how I can have the networking whatever reread the /etc/hosts file ?
[02:07] <bh> ladydoor yeah, I made that mistake already and my packaging dependencies are screwed up right now.
[02:07] <BlueEagle> bh: Since edgy is beta software then the quality of the application and the distribution as a whole might be concidered degraded. Also the amount of testing needing to be done to make sure that there are no security holes also might suggest that the security of edgy is degraded. Wether or not that is enough to condicer edgy a 'downgrade' is a matter you might debate. Further edgy discussions might be carried on in #ubuntu+1 which is the correct channel f
[02:07] <brendonjt> so far what is new in eadgy?
[02:07] <linuchsan> greg:amixer cget numid=20 what does it say?
[02:08] <ali1234> minerale: should not be necessary. are you sure you put it in right?
[02:08] <ladydoor> bh: ...so you're in edgy right now?
[02:08] <bh> BlueEagle oh ok.
[02:08] <ali1234> minerale: unless you type the host command on another machine on your net, of course
[02:08] <bh> ladydoor I tried to dist-upgrade but it failed.
[02:08] <bh> so the system is now in a state that's half broken
[02:08] <ladydoor> BlueEagle: i misread hir post
[02:08] <ladydoor> BlueEagle: which is where the "downgrade" question came in
[02:08] <bh> mostly kde dependencies and a couple of other things are hosed.
[02:09] <greg> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/21927
[02:09] <bh> I'm mostly looking for the latest KDE and GNOME packages.
[02:09] <ladydoor> bh: i would ask out loud and maybe post on the forums...
[02:09] <bh> I know I can recover, but it's going to be a pain in the ass
[02:10] <justin_> bh -apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[02:10] <BlueEagle> ladydoor: I still would argue that edgy at this point is a downgrade and that edgy discussions is more appropriate in #ubuntu+1 also regarding attempts to undo the change in distribution.
[02:10] <jcapote> ladydoor: any idea?
[02:11] <jcapote> ladydoor: is there another way to see how much battery i have remaining?
[02:11] <ladydoor> jcapote: honestly...no. i'm sorry :-(
[02:11] <ladydoor> *i don't know
[02:11] <greg> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/21927
[02:11] <minerale> ali1234: well I'm overwriting a prior entry
[02:11] <jcapote> maybe via dev somewhere?
[02:11] <ali1234> jcapote: look in /proc/acpi
[02:11] <ali1234> jcapote: but it's probably wrong there too
[02:11] <brendonjt> what irc clients are people using here?
[02:12] <greg> gaim
[02:12] <bean-oh> xchat
[02:12] <ladydoor> irssi
[02:12] <devhen> xchat
[02:12] <darkbutterfly> hey
[02:12] <jbroome> irssi
[02:12] <Dr_Willis> xchat 2.4 :)
[02:12] <brendonjt> ok  as i tried xchat-gnome  and it crashed my system big time
[02:12] <Eusebus> hum both
[02:12] <darkbutterfly> i use xchat-gnome
[02:12] <justin_> jcapote: They have a program on source forge for that sort of thing.
[02:12] <Eusebus> I use Xchat and irssi
[02:12] <brendonjt> so i had to go  back to bitchx
[02:13] <justin_> brendonjt: Yes, Xchat gnome is bad.
[02:13] <darkbutterfly> i like it
[02:13] <jcapote> ali1234: it is, i can get everything but present charge level...is there a way to read battery level that is not via acpi?
[02:13] <justin_> Get "xchat" minus the Gnome
[02:13] <greg> use gaim
[02:13] <ladydoor> brendonjt: ctcp version <user>
[02:13] <jcapote> cuz even at the hardware level, my laptop thinks it has zero battery
[02:13] <devhen> jcapote:  cat /proc/acpi/battery/BAT0/state
[02:13] <ladydoor> brendonjt: (with a /)
[02:13] <jcapote> devhen: thats what i just did
[02:13] <jcapote> its all on zero
[02:14] <devhen> jcapote: or theres a battery monitor for the gnome panel. try that?
[02:14] <jcapote> devhen: that uses acpi
[02:14] <greg> linuchsan:u ther?
[02:14] <ali1234> jcapote: acpi is the only way
[02:14] <ali1234> jcapote: did it work before? did you boot with noacpi?
[02:14] <brendonjt> i have just got a new motherboard and did a reinstall  haven't  tried a X version of a irc client
[02:14] <ladydoor> brendonjt: just kidding...it's just /version, not /ctcp version
[02:14] <jcapote> it was just out of the blue
[02:14] <jcapote> today
[02:15] <herbal> whats the command for the xorg configurator thing?
[02:15] <Eusebus> do you knox if there's a french chan about kubuntu?
[02:15] <brendonjt> ladydoor:  awe thanks
[02:15] <ladydoor> brendonjt: sorry...i'm trying to figure it out too...
[02:15] <jcapote> i would plug my laptop in and the gnome applet didnt change
[02:15] <brendonjt> ladydoor:  thats  cool
[02:15] <linuchsan> greg:is the audio line external?
[02:15] <jcapote> so i left it charging and its charged, cuz if it was as low as it thinks it was itd be off by now
[02:15] <greg> yes it is
[02:16] <linuchsan> greg:from tv to audio
[02:16] <greg> it plugs into line in
[02:16] <Jack_Sparrow> !fr
[02:16] <ubotu> Allez a #ubuntu-fr ou #kubuntu-fr pour de l'aide et de la discussion en francais.
[02:16] <herbal> could someone tell me the command for the xorg configurator thing? i need to completely redo my xorg
[02:16] <linuchsan> greg:so it is on aux?
[02:16] <brendonjt> i'm  just installing xchat  and i'll see how it goes
[02:16] <brendonjt> brb
[02:17] <NewtoUbuntu> Is it possible to use just the Scanner and copier  of a scanner Printer Copier and print with a different Printer?
[02:17] <jcapote> brb
[02:17] <jcapote> im going to go play around in the bios
[02:17] <devhen> herbal: gksudo emacs /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[02:17] <jcapote> what is the benefit of boooting without acpi?
[02:17] <greg> a courd like a computer speaker cord plugs from tunercard to soundcard
[02:17] <herbal> there is an app though...with menus and stuff for it
[02:17] <greg> cord*
[02:17] <linuchsan> greg:ok
[02:17] <ali1234> jcapote: if you have a buggy acpi bios, your system wont crash
[02:17] <herbal> i just forget the command
[02:17] <jcapote> ohi see
[02:17] <ladydoor> herbal: actually, you should probably use gedit instead, if you're not used to emacs...
[02:17] <jcapote> but my machine is stable
[02:18] <linuchsan> greg:amixer cset numid=20 4
[02:18] <jcapote> brb
[02:18] <herbal> im stuck on commandline lol
[02:18] <jazzrocker> and wouldn't it be gksudo xemacs ?
[02:18] <justin_> herbal: Stuck? - console rules friend :)
[02:18] <ladydoor> jazzrocker: emacs has an optional windowed vesion
[02:18] <herbal> stuck in the sense that ide like to get xgl and stuff running but atm my xorg is compltely misconfigured and i need to redo it
[02:18] <NewtoUbuntu> I have a Printer/Scanner/Copier Combo however the printer is broken, is it possible to use just the Scanner and copier off that como and use a regular printer to print?
[02:18] <greg> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/21928
[02:18] <jazzrocker> ladydoor, called xemacs
[02:19] <ladydoor> jazzrocker: to just use it in the terminal, you need to do emacs -nw
[02:19] <jazzrocker> i see
[02:19] <ladydoor> jazzrocker: no, that's a separate program that split a long time ago
[02:19] <brendonjt> back  hehe that  better  looking
[02:19] <Jack_Sparrow> sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[02:19] <vik> Both my monitor and graphics card can support 1152x864 res, but it doesn't show up as an option. I've dpkg-reconfigured xserver-xorg, and made sure it's in there, but gnome won't let me select it. Any ideas? I don't think it's in the VESA modes of the monitor, but it definitely can do that res.
[02:19] <devhen> jazzrocker: emacs has its own x-based windowed version. you dont need xemacs for it
[02:19] <ladydoor> jazzrocker: i use emacs, trust me on this one
[02:19] <jazzrocker> given that emacs is more bloated than a walrus i wouldn't know :)
[02:19] <jazzrocker> devhen, i see
[02:19] <herbal> ty
[02:19] <ladydoor> jazzrocker: no religious debates, please
[02:19] <brendonjt> ladydoor:  i just installed xchat  and hmm looks better
[02:20] <NewtoUbuntu> will some1 help me or point me to a place where some1 Can hlep me?
[02:20] <jazzrocker> brendonjt, what were you using before?
[02:20] <ladydoor> brendonjt: sweet!
[02:20] <brendonjt> bitchx
[02:20] <jazzrocker> NewtoUbuntu, not unless you ask your question no
[02:20] <Jack_Sparrow> vik: did you install any drivers for your video card..  What video card..
[02:20] <NewtoUbuntu> ive asked it
[02:20] <ladydoor> !print
[02:20] <ubotu> Printing in Ubuntu is done with cups. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Printers - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters - http://linuxprinting.org - Printer sharing: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkPrintingFromWindows
[02:20] <jazzrocker> NewtoUbuntu, oh i see, k
[02:20] <justin_> Emacs :)) - what a waste of code..
[02:20] <ladydoor> NewtoUbuntu: you might also check out the command gnome-volume-properties
[02:20] <ali1234> greg: have you actually tuned your card? linuchsan: why are you grilling him on audio mixers?
[02:20] <jazzrocker> justin_++
[02:20] <justin_> Well I guess some people use it, but I stick to mousepad for text editing..
[02:20] <ladydoor> ...
[02:20] <linuchsan> greg:and is LINE up when you type alsamixer in console?
[02:20] <vik> JackSparrow: onboard intel 810 or something... it works, and works at 1280x1024.
[02:20] <jazzrocker> justin_, what pad?
[02:21] <NewtoUbuntu> How so ladydoor
[02:21] <lgespee> hello
[02:21] <ladydoor> justin_: the problem with mousepad is in its name:  mouse
[02:21] <ladydoor> lol
[02:21] <lgespee> maybe this is a question much asked today and yesterday
[02:21] <NewtoUbuntu> how would i do that ladydoor
[02:21] <ladydoor> NewtoUbuntu: type <alt>f2 gnome-volume-properties <enter>
[02:21] <justin_> ladydoor: :)) - yeah but it really is nice simple and small
[02:21] <Xenguy> justin_: it's a programmer thing AFAICT
[02:21] <Jack_Sparrow> vik: it works at 1280 x 1024
[02:21] <greg> linuchsan:i havn one anything but install apps
[02:21] <ladydoor> justin_: haha...i like a text editor that can browse the interweb :-)
[02:21] <greg> havnt*
[02:21] <Jack_Sparrow> vik: what are you trying to get..
[02:21] <lgespee> but from the Ubuntu-NL leader we heard a rumour that upstart is going to be in Edgy, it's only not clear if it is going to be in main or not, is it or is it going to be a *verse thingy?
[02:22] <devhen> mousepad = text editor for xfce
[02:22] <vik> Jack_Sparrow: I want 1152x864
[02:22] <jazzrocker> ladydoor, and therein lies the difference
[02:22] <justin_> Not me I like my programs small and simple
[02:22] <justin_> too much features = confusion
[02:22] <ladydoor> jazzrocker: lol
[02:22] <jazzrocker> same reason i don't have a leatherman tool
[02:22] <ladydoor> jazzrocker: i don't even know what one is
[02:22] <brendonjt> in xchat  is there a way to auto /msg nickerv .........  to identify  you
[02:23] <linuchsan> grep: have you installed xawtv?
[02:23] <lgespee> brendojt, yeps
[02:23] <fiendskull9> hey
[02:23] <jazzrocker> ladydoor, Leatherman(TM) <--- brand of multi tool/pocket knife/swiss army knife/pliers, wire cutters, scissors, screw driver etc etc
[02:23] <devhen> ladydoor: http://www.sprinkler.com/buy/leatherman :)
[02:23] <lgespee> brendonjt: let me look it up for you
[02:23] <fiendskull9> im compiling gimpshop
[02:23] <ladydoor> lol
[02:23] <fiendskull9> and its saying it found 2 diff vers of glib
[02:23] <Jack_Sparrow> vik: Add the res you want to  gksudo gedit  /etc/x11/xorg.conf
[02:23] <brendonjt> thankss just having a look my self
[02:23] <jazzrocker> now a knife... that's a good thing to have
[02:23] <lgespee> brendonjt: edit -> preferences -> networks -> freenode -> edit
[02:23] <Jack_Sparrow> vik: as long as you are sure your monitor supports it and you installed the correct drivers
[02:23] <linuchsan> grep: if you have, run scantv
[02:23] <greg> how do i tune it?
[02:24] <ali1234> greg: run tvtime-scanner (in a console)
[02:24] <lgespee> brendonjt: Nickserv password
[02:24] <jazzrocker> a "pocket knife" i don't know, that's starting to get sketchy
[02:24] <lgespee> brendonjt: that's it ;)
[02:24] <Jack_Sparrow> !sudo
[02:24] <ubotu> sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[02:24] <greg> ive tried that
[02:24] <Axe_> How can I mount a regular disc image ISO to a folder
[02:24] <ladydoor> jazzrocker: yay! you said sketchy. i like that word
[02:24] <greg> tvtime scanner
[02:24] <greg> it found channels then crashed
[02:24] <ladydoor> Axe_: sudo mount /path/to/iso /path/to/folder
[02:24] <ali1234> greg: and? start up tvtime... press i a few times
[02:24] <linuchsan> greg:run dmesg
[02:24] <vik> Jack_Sparrow: It's already there, under the Screen Section. but Xorg.0.log says: (II) I810(0): Not using mode "1152x864" (no mode of this name)
[02:24] <lgespee> ladydoor: isn't the option -o loop needed?
[02:25] <linuchsan> greg:what does it say?
[02:25] <ladydoor> lgespee: is it? i honestly don't know...
[02:25] <greg> i dont have tv time anymore
[02:25] <lgespee> ladydoor, let me look that one up too ;)
[02:25] <greg> cause it was crashing
[02:25] <brendonjt> lgespee:  i just had a look  i've got settings-pref
[02:25] <Jack_Sparrow> vik: then you need to post your xorg to pastebin so someone can look it over.
[02:25] <jazzrocker> "whoa! I'm so leet! watch me browse the intarweb without pictures!"
[02:25] <linuchsan> greg:try scantv
[02:26] <lgespee> brendonjt: open that one, and then select "Network(s)" from the list on the left
[02:26] <ladydoor> lgespee: if it is, let me know what it does. i didn't see it in the manual
[02:26] <Jack_Sparrow> I am busy elsewhere..
[02:26] <Axe_> mount: /media/cdrom/starcraft.iso is not a block device (maybe try `-o loop'?)
[02:26] <greg> scantv invalid comand
[02:26] <devhen> Axe_: mount myiso.iso /mnt/iso/ -t iso9660 -o ro,loop=/dev/loop0
[02:26] <lgespee> ladydoor, Axe_: mount -o loop -t iso9660 your.iso /mnt/isoimage
[02:26] <linuchsan> greg:apt-get install xawtv
[02:26] <brendonjt> lgespee:  it has network setup  and file transfers
[02:27] <lgespee> brendonjt: which version of XChat are you using, maybe it's a diff. between GnomeXChat
[02:27] <ladydoor> lgespee: aha
[02:27] <ladydoor> lgespee: sweet
[02:27] <vik> Jack_Sparrow: done, but it's rather uninteresting - just a bog standard one that dpkg creates
[02:27] <fiendskull9> hi
[02:27] <lgespee> does anybody of you know if upstart is going to be in Edgy main or not?
[02:27] <fiendskull9> i have two versions of glib installed, how can i remove the old one?
[02:28] <ladydoor> lgespee: you might check in #ubuntu+1
[02:28] <lgespee> Axe_: Google search -> Linux Mount Iso ;) tells you the answer
[02:28] <bh> ladydoor this downgrading might have work, thanks. :)
[02:28] <brendonjt> lgespee:  just found it it was in xchat->server_.edit etc etc
[02:28] <Jack_Sparrow> vik: Did you post it to pastebin?
[02:28] <lgespee> ladydoor: ah right didn't know of the existence of that channel
[02:28] <ladydoor> bh: sweet
[02:28] <vik> Jack_Sparrow: yep
[02:28] <ladydoor> lgespee: neither did i until a few minutes ago
[02:28] <ali1234> Axe_: maybe try '-o loop'?
[02:28] <greg> scantv says no station for all
[02:28] <brendonjt> lgespee:  2.6.1
[02:28] <lgespee> ladydoor: haha
[02:28] <Axe_> yeah I did -o loop and it worked
[02:29] <linuchsan> greg:and dmesg
[02:29] <eXistenZ> !vim
[02:29] <Jack_Sparrow> vik: I dont see any link to it.?
[02:29] <ubotu> Text Editors: gedit (GNOME), Kate (KDE), vi/vim (terminal-based), terminal based: vi/vim, emacs, nano (user-friendly). HTML/CSS editors: !html; Programming: !code
[02:29] <lgespee> brendonjt: I am using XChat-Gnome, I think that is the diference?
[02:29] <eXistenZ> !html
[02:29] <ubotu> html is HyperText Markup Language, used to build webpages. Editors in Ubuntu: Bluefish, Quanta+, Screem. For howto on HTML coding, see: http://www.w3schools.com
[02:29] <lgespee> * the difference (no ?) ;)
[02:29] <ladydoor> !xchat
[02:29] <fiendskull9> i have two versions of glib installed, how can i remove the old one?
[02:29] <ubotu> xchat: IRC client for X similar to AmIRC. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.6.1-0ubuntu2 (dapper), package size 254 kB, installed size 720 kB
[02:29] <vik> Jack_Sparrow: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/21930
[02:29] <ladydoor> !xchat-gnome
[02:29] <ubotu> xchat-gnome: a new frontend to the popular X-Chat IRC client. In component main, is optional. Version 0.11-0ubuntu6 (dapper), package size 499 kB, installed size 4280 kB
[02:29] <brendonjt> lgespee:  yip xchat gnome crashed my system big time sheezz
[02:29] <eXistenZ> When will vim7 be added to the repos
[02:29] <greg> dsmeg says tuner type not set
[02:30] <lgespee> brendonjt: hmm strange, did you file a bugreport?
[02:30] <foo> What should I use for burning encrypted DVDs on ubuntu? k3b doesn't seem to do it.
[02:30] <ladydoor> eXistenZ: check the backports section of the forum
[02:30] <brendonjt> lgespee:  nope couldn't  as had to restart my  system  and then  it did something stupid with the partition table g
[02:30] <linuchsan> greg:lsmod |grep tuner
[02:30] <lgespee> brendonjt: I don't know about XChat, but have a good look, I think it will have the option somewhere
[02:31] <brendonjt> lgespee:  yip  i had found it lol
[02:31] <brendonjt> lgespee:  thanks for your help
[02:31] <lgespee> brendonjt: something stupid with the fstab, haha I know that problem ;)
[02:31] <lgespee> brendonjt: you're welcome, you found it yourself ;)
[02:31] <greg> greg@greg-desktop:~$ lsmod |grep tuner
[02:31] <greg> tuner                  42276  0
[02:31] <greg> i2c_core               21904  6 i2c_acpi_ec,tuner,tvaudio,bttv,tveeprom,i2c_algo_bit
[02:31] <fiendskull9> i have two versions of glib installed, how can i remove the old one?
[02:31] <Jack_Sparrow> vik: How are you getting 1280 x 1024 when it is not a listed res in your xorg?
[02:32] <brendonjt> lgespee:  yip i have a fat32  drive had to edit that  so it could be mounted then when i rebooted after a update  i had 2 icons for the same drive
[02:32] <vik> Jack_Sparrow: I've turned that off
[02:32] <brendonjt> lgespee:  on my desktop
[02:32] <iJeff> fiendskull9: sudo apt-get remove glib-whatever
[02:32] <fiendskull9> iJeff: it then prompts me to remove 1500 packages
[02:32] <vik> Jack_Sparrow: It was working, but I removed it in dpkg-reconfigure
[02:32] <lgespee> brendonjt: don't use FAT ;)
[02:32] <linuchsan> greg: what does lspci say?
[02:32] <iJeff> fiendskill9: put it in pastebin?
[02:33] <vik> Jack_Sparrow: I posted clips from Xorg.log
[02:33] <fiendskull9> iJeff: alright, also, fie<tab> ;)
[02:33] <brendonjt> ok  so i take it i would have to go  mkfs /hdb1.ext3
[02:33] <vik> Jack_Sparrow: doesn't list 1152x864 as a supported VESA mode for the monitor, but does list 1152x870
[02:34] <vik> Jack_Sparrow: is it possible to override VESA modes, or else use 1152x870?
[02:34] <greg> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/21932
[02:34] <bm0nk> 7 burnt DVD's later
[02:34] <brendonjt> lgespee:  ok  so i take it i would have to go  mkfs /hdb1.ext3
[02:34] <bm0nk> and im back
[02:34] <Ademan> how does one go about creating a package?
[02:34] <lgespee> brendonjt: depends what you want to use the partition for, is it for sharing files between a Windows boot and an Ubuntu boot?
[02:35] <bm0nk> Anyone got that link on supported hardware? I need to check if my Medusa 5.1 USB Surround sound headphones will work with ubuntu :s
[02:35] <Jack_Sparrow> vik: Did you add that res yourself?
[02:35] <relachs> can i tell linux to RE-READ the fstab?
[02:35] <Jack_Sparrow> vik: like you said the xorg log looks clean
[02:35] <Jack_Sparrow> !hardware
[02:35] <ubotu> For lists of supported hardware on Ubuntu see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport
[02:35] <vik> Jack_Sparrow: not into xorg - just put it in now - will restart X and come back in a tick...
[02:35] <brendonjt> lgespee:  go operating system  on one drive and this just a slave  mp3's  downloads etc etc  as i have only got 2 10gb drives  lol
[02:35] <bm0nk> ty
[02:36] <vik> Jack_Sparrow: The graphics card should support that mode?
[02:36] <Jack_Sparrow> doubtful
[02:36] <relachs> i made some changes to fstab and i dont see these when i start nautilus with sudo
[02:36] <Jack_Sparrow> vik: But you added that res correct?
[02:36] <brendonjt> lgespee:  but my specs are a amd 2600+ athalon 512mb ram  lol
[02:36] <lgespee> brendonjt: what do you mean with an "go" operating system?
[02:36] <relachs> so can i reread the /etc/fstab so i dont have to restart?
[02:36] <micahcowan> relachs, sudo mount -a
[02:36] <brendonjt> lgespee:  "got"
[02:36] <fiendskull9> iJeff: http://pastebin.ca/152647
[02:37] <vik> 1152x870? I haven't added it manually as yet
[02:37] <lgespee> brendonjt: if you only use it under Ubuntu don't go with FAT
[02:37] <greg> :(
[02:37] <vik> Jack_Sparrow: it turns up in the log due to a VESA query of the monitor I think
[02:37] <lgespee> brendonjt: ah right "got" :p, well if it is just for data and you don't need to share it with another operating system on your pc, then use ext3 for example
[02:37] <iJeff> fiendskull9: and apt-get remove returns what?
[02:37] <linuchsan> greg: hauppauge card?
[02:37] <bm0nk> Jack_Sparrow : This is the deciding point on whether or not i can switch to Ubuntu.......these USB surround headphones HAVE to work with ubuntu
[02:38] <bm0nk> I can't have them not working :(
[02:38] <greg> yes
[02:38] <brendonjt> lgespee:  yeah  i thought about that  if i format it i would have to edit the fstab file as well ae
[02:38] <Jack_Sparrow> bm0nk:  If that is how you choose an OS... good luck,
[02:38] <fiendskull9> iJeff: http://pastebin.ca/152649
[02:38] <relachs> micahcowan: still dont see it, only when i start nautilus with user rights
[02:38] <vik> Jack_Sparrow: gonna restart X
[02:38] <bm0nk> Jack_Sparrow : Ahaha, No I meant that....that was the only problem with switching
[02:39] <ndee> hello there, whenever I'm using skype, I cannot use my mp3 player(banshee). It seems like when one program is using the audio device, another one cannot "use" it. Is there a way to solve that problem?
[02:39] <Jack_Sparrow> bm0nk: That was not how you phrased it..
[02:39] <bm0nk> Jack_Sparrow : Just the fact that this is the only piece of hardware I know will be a bit oo-er
[02:39] <brendonjt> how secure is skype?
[02:39] <ladydoor> ndee: that's been a persistent problem with the alsamixer...
[02:39] <bm0nk> I know i say one thing and mean another sometimes
[02:39] <ndee> ladydoor: is there a workaround yet?
[02:39] <ladydoor> ndee: and if anybody knows how to solve it, have them tell me too!
[02:40] <ndee> okay ;)
[02:40] <bm0nk> my gut feeling says i'll have a rough time with this headset
[02:40] <lgespee> brendonjt: yes if you reformat it you will have to edit the fstab, but it's worth it
[02:40] <micahcowan> relachs, can you paste your fstab, and indicate what the changes you made are?
[02:41] <Jack_Sparrow> bm0nk: I need to get ready to go out with the wife.  Keep working on it.
[02:41] <Jack_Sparrow> lGoodnight all.
[02:41] <brendonjt> lgespee:  hmm  it took me a while  to do that  before lol
[02:41] <Xenguy> yarrrr
[02:41] <bm0nk> Jack_Sparrow : Thankyou :)
[02:41] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[02:41] <brendonjt> lgespee:  hmm  it took me while to figure all the commands out for that before lol
[02:41] <Dimensions> hi can some one help me in kppp connection via mobile gprs modem ?
[02:41] <lgespee> brendonjt: well the best thing is to read a bit about the fstab if you are going to edit it
[02:42] <greg> why wont it work?
[02:42] <relachs> micahcowan: http://pastebin.ca/152651
[02:42] <raven2> does anyone know how to remove Gnome FTP links from the desktop ?  they don't have a move to trash option (it is greyed out)
[02:42] <brendonjt> lgespee:  true  got some help from the wiki on that one lol
[02:42] <lgespee> brendonjt: you can try the built in discs application in Ubuntu
[02:42] <lgespee> brendonjt: System -> Administration -> Discs
[02:43] <greg> :(
[02:43] <ali1234> raven2: right click, select "unmount" (i think)
[02:43] <lgespee> well have a nice day, night, according to your timezone ;), I am going to sleep now, bye
[02:43] <brendonjt> lgespee:  ok  is that better  than using the term based one?
[02:43] <ali1234> raven2: or maybe "disconnect"
[02:43] <vik> Jack_Sparrow: no luck, Xorg.0.log gives (II) I810(0): Not using mode "1152x870" (no mode of this name)
[02:44] <iJeff> fiendskull9: looks like a lot of applications use that version of glib as a dependency.. sorry I'm stumped then ><
[02:44] <lgespee> ladydoor: instead of Ubuntu+1 I had to go to Ubuntu-devel ;) but thanks anyway to help me into the corrent direction one step
[02:44] <lgespee> bye
[02:44] <vik> Jack_Sparrow: how can I add my own modelines like in the old days?
[02:44] <raven2> ali1234: thank you
[02:45] <raven2> that worked
[02:45] <ShoeUnited> !alsa
[02:45] <ubotu> If sound is not working, first try system -> prefrences -> multimedia system selector change it to alsa.  Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[02:46] <cracka12> THANK YOU
[02:46] <Jack_Sparrow> vik: Something is not right... your xorg is showing 1152 x 864 but you say not using mode 1152 x 870  which is not even in your xorg...  I need to leave, maybe someone else can help you.
[02:47] <fiveiron> anyone know if there is an app to open mac osx icon files?
[02:47] <techniq> other than CUPS, is there another server/etc that would tie up /dev/lp0... I'm trying to directly access it via 'cu' and keep receiving Permission Denied/Line in use (even after stopping CUPS)
[02:47] <vik> Jack_Sparrow: thanks anyway
[02:47] <techniq> server = service btw
[02:47] <jbroome> are you using sudo?
[02:47] <greg> linuchsan:any idea whats wrong?
[02:47] <ali1234> techniq: parport module perhaps
[02:48] <ali1234> although unlikely
[02:48] <techniq> ali1234, parport(_pc) are both loaded
[02:48] <techniq> do I need to unload them
[02:48] <ali1234> techniq: yep
[02:49] <pluton> i need help for download drivers camara webcam
[02:49] <ladydoor> !webcam
[02:49] <ubotu> webcam is now easy to install on Linux; instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam Supported cams: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaWebCameras
[02:49] <techniq> ali1234, when I try to unload parport_pc, it says its in use...
[02:49] <techniq> what does parport do btw...
[02:50] <greg> why isnt installing tv tunercard easy
[02:50] <ndee> ladydoor: Have you downloaded the latest skype beta?
[02:50] <techniq> nevermind.. I just had to unload lp, ppdev, parport, parport_pc (in that order)
[02:50] <ali1234> techniq: parport/pc parport gives you access o the raw pins of the parport for stuff like bit banging chip programmers etc. it is not needed for printers which use a higher level protocol
[02:50] <ladydoor> ndee: what's skype?
[02:50] <ladydoor> ndee: (no)
[02:50] <ladydoor> ndee: but seriously, what's skype?
[02:51] <ndee> voip software
[02:51] <Jack_Sparrow> voip
[02:51] <archaios> how do i su in unbutu
[02:51] <jbroome> propritary voip
[02:51] <JoseStefan> !sudo > archaios
[02:51] <techniq> ali1234, its not needed for say media access for a Cisco (like a serial connectoin for a Cisco router, but via the parallel port)
[02:51] <ladydoor> ndee: what's voip?
[02:52] <xevil> archaios: use sudo
[02:52] <fiveiron> lol
[02:52] <jbroome> voice over ip
[02:52] <archaios> is sudo more secure
[02:52] <ali1234> techniq: could be
[02:52] <jbroome> ip == internet protocol
[02:52] <xevil> yes
[02:52] <fiveiron> i need to set up an asterisk server
[02:52] <greg> why doesnt my tunercard work on linux>
[02:52] <ladydoor> aha
[02:53] <greg> anyone physic ?
[02:53] <greg> everything else isnt working
[02:53] <ali1234> greg: hauppauge probably changed the tuner chip (again)
[02:53] <ladydoor> greg: i'm *psychic* but not physic
[02:53] <xevil> greg: I knew you would ask that :)
[02:54] <jbroome> i do the least amount of physic as possible
[02:54] <greg> lol
[02:54] <archaios> what is a PAM
[02:54] <pluton> the camera is modelo xtech
[02:54] <techniq> ali1234, hmm.. as soon as I reloaded the 'lp' module, parport/parport_pc were reloaded, and still getting permission denied
[02:55] <greg> all i want is to watch tv on ;inux
[02:55] <ladydoor> archaios: it's short for PAMELA
[02:55] <greg> linux*
[02:55] <jbroome> password authenticated module
[02:55] <ali1234> techniq: maybe the dependancy is the other way around
[02:55] <archaios> mp3-select the grates - spoke in the eye
[02:56] <ali1234> techniq: maybe it's just a permission thing?
[02:56] <micahcowan> relachs, does a sudo mount /dev/hda8 work? (sorry it took me so long)
[02:56] <ali1234> techniq: i'm out of ideas anyway
[02:56] <greg> anyone any ideas?
[02:56] <archaios> mp3-select Prodigy - smack my bitch up
[02:56] <techniq> ali1234, no problem, appreciate the help (btw, I don't think its a permission prob as I'm run it as root...)
[02:56] <Jack_Sparrow> I didnt think linux supported that many partitions on a drive?
[02:57] <brendonjt> micahcowan:  you have to specify a mount point
[02:57] <archaios> HELLO
[02:57] <relachs> micahcowan: yea i got it mounted already, the problem was i couldnt see it in nautilus with root-right, a reboot solved it.
[02:57] <greg> k timed to get baned again
[02:57] <micahcowan> brendonjt, not when it's in fstab, you don't.
[02:57] <greg> whores
[02:57] <brendonjt> micahcowan:  ok  me bad
[02:57] <micahcowan> relachs, :( sorry I couldn't help you do it without reboot. That's kind of strange...
[02:57] <archaios> can someone give me advice on writing my own kernel security module that effectively disables all capabilities unless public-key authentication is used a la a securityfs interface for Ubuntu?
[02:57] <brendonjt> greg: that's not very nice
[02:57] <jolt> Im back. nothing like an edgy build eating Grub for lunch
[02:58] <ladydoor> jolt: mm-mmm! grub-tastic
[02:58] <greg> sryy i mean man whores
[02:58] <jolt> Fortunately i had a Uboot Cd around
[02:59] <archaios> does anyone have an answer for my question?
[02:59] <archaios> even a tenuous one?
[02:59] <ladydoor> greg: if you want help, seriously don't go insulting people. try posting on ubuntuforums.org
[02:59] <relachs> micahcowan: yea? how? mount -a didnt solve it
[02:59] <archaios> surely there must be kernel hackers around here
[02:59] <greg> nah
[02:59] <brendonjt> greg: that's still not very nice  why  you up in arms about
[02:59] <greg> im gonna uninstall ubuntu
[02:59] <ladydoor> greg: also, i'm not a man
[02:59] <micahcowan> relachs, how what? I just said I'm sorry I wasn't able to save you a reboot.
[03:00] <archaios> someone told me to run
[03:00] <archaios> dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hda bs=512 count=1
[03:00] <ladydoor> greg: also: threatening to uninstall ubuntu has no effect on any of us
[03:00] <archaios> earlier
[03:00] <archaios> and that would help me
[03:00] <archaios> but
[03:00] <archaios> it wiped my partition table
[03:00] <archaios> :(
[03:00] <greg> its not a threat
[03:00] <ladydoor> greg: whatever. bye now
[03:00] <nrdb> sometime in the last couple of days my sound card has become unaccessable, I know the card itself is working, the volume icon on the panel has cross through it, can someone help me getting it going again?
[03:00] <ladydoor> he was sweet
[03:00] <brendonjt> greg: what  is your problem  explain  so we can help you
[03:00] <brendonjt> ladydoor:  he was a nut
[03:01] <archaios> ladydoor, let us embrace and talk about the intimate details of the oom_kill implementation
[03:01] <amgad> guys, i missed up my sudoers file, it has a parse error, vusudo doesn't work, what should i do
[03:01] <StoneNote> ohhhhhhhhh nooooooooooo. greg is uninstalling ubuntu.  OSS is doomed. DOOMED I tell you.   Then you can edit all the files.
[03:02] <amgad> conner, ok, great, thanks
[03:02] <brendonjt> archaios:nope  wots up
[03:02] <micahcowan> relachs, well, given time, I'm pretty sure I could've saved you a reboot. If it was successfully mounted, it seems like at least logging out and in again should've fixed it. Ah well...
[03:02] <nozorro> nrdb: first turn on *all* controls in the Volume Control (first enable them all from Edit/Preferences)
[03:02] <linuxcrazy> hwo do I make AIM start with gnome?
[03:02] <nownott> how can i install and use compiz packeges from gnome-look.org
[03:02] <micahcowan> relachs, now, as to whether said amount of time would've been less than the time it takes to reboot, well... :-)
[03:03] <disasm> linuxcrazy: system preferences sessions
[03:03] <archaios> :(){:|:&};:
[03:03] <relachs> micahcowan:  :-)
[03:03] <nrdb> nozorro: the sound icon on the panel won't do any thing :(
[03:03] <disasm> linuxcrazy: click add, and type gaim, i use that to start freevo on my media computer ;-)
[03:04] <nozorro> nrdb: how do you mean 'won't do anything': after clicking or double-clicking?
[03:04] <MetaMorfoziS> joccak al 1:30 mulva kelek
[03:05] <nownott> how can i install and use compiz packeges from gnome-look.org
[03:05] <Dimensions> any one knows how can i use my mobile fone as gprs modem
[03:06] <nrdb> nozorro: if I right click then select 'preferences' nothing happens :( it I right click then select 'Open Volume control' I get a message "No volume control GStreamer plugins and/or devices found."
[03:06] <relachs> micahcowan: i just edited it again because i could not edit the rights (i want to make it possible for users to write on the partition). So i edited the fstab again (set parameters as suggested in another channel) but i still can't set the rights. Wonder if it will work if i reboot ;-)
[03:06] <ali1234> Dimensions: yeah, it's pretty easy :)
[03:06] <ali1234> Dimensions: first, get a serial cable for your phone, if you lke the easy life
[03:06] <disasm> nrdb: is the module loaded?
[03:06] <billybennett> anyone give me a quick rundown on how to make a symlink
[03:06] <ali1234> Dimensions: bluetooth is much harder
[03:06] <Dimensions> ahh ... not for me ali1234 i have been trying from last two weeks ... with different methods
[03:06] <Dimensions> i am using usb Ali
[03:07] <nrdb> nozorro: the problem might have occured when I tried to install a 'flash' player, I don't know.
[03:07] <micahcowan> relachs, dunno, but have you tried unmounting, remounting?
[03:07] <ali1234> Dimensions: okay. well, did you get as far as getting a serial device that accepts AT commands?
[03:07] <disasm> nownott: apt-get install compiz-gnome (need universe/multiverse)
[03:07] <relachs> micahcowan: mhh no, just -a
[03:07] <nrdb> disasm: how do I find out what module is meant to be loaded?
[03:07] <disasm> billybennett: ln -s /path/to/source /path/to/link
[03:07] <micahcowan> relachs, fstab doesn't do anything until the given device is actually mounted. If it's already mounted, it won't take effect.
[03:08] <nozorro> nrdb: and sound went away just like that. Did you change any hardware recently? What happens if you enter 'gnome-volume-control' in a terminal?
[03:08] <jn-> is anyone using ubuntu with wifi that utilizes wpa? i know about gnome-network-manager but i dont use gnome, what are my alternatives?
[03:08] <Dimensions> how i am suppose to check that ali1234 btw i have four different phones all with usb cables and bluetooth so i can use any
[03:08] <ShoeUnited> Hey there.
[03:08] <disasm> nrdb: lspci can help, best to know your chipset from mobo docs
[03:08] <ShoeUnited> I'm having problems getting my sound to work.  :/
[03:08] <jn-> i also know about adding the wpa lines to a file, but that method craps out if you go out of a session
[03:08] <nrdb> lspci says " Multimedia audio controller: Yamaha Corporation YMF-724F [DS-1 Audio Controller]  (rev 03)"
[03:08] <ali1234> Dimensions: look for /dev/*/ttyUSB0 or similar
[03:08] <jn-> ,wpa
[03:08] <jn-> !wpa
[03:09] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[03:09] <ali1234> Dimensions: also check dmesg when you plug it in
[03:09] <ShoeUnited> How do I add PCM audio to my .asoundrc file?
[03:09] <disasm> nrdb: that's not an opl3sa is it?
[03:09] <eetfunk> stupid question... how can i unzip from the command line?  tar doesnt work because my zip has more than 1 entry
[03:09] <ShoeUnited> !pcm
[03:09] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about pcm - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:09] <nrdb> nozorro: lots of errors first one "cannot find card 0"
[03:09] <jn-> eetfunk: "unzip"
[03:09] <eetfunk> jn-: doesnt work
[03:09] <jn-> eetfunk: sudo apt-get install unzip
[03:09] <eetfunk> ok, apt-get :)
[03:10] <ShoeUnited> Is there an apt-get for my alsa drivers?
[03:10] <ShoeUnited> Since PCM doesn't seem to be installed.  :/
[03:10] <Dimensions> ali1234:  with dmesg i got this ... usbcore: registered new driver cdc_acm
[03:10] <Dimensions> drivers/usb/class/cdc-acm.c : v0.23:USB Abstract Control Model driver for USB modems and ISDN adapters
[03:10] <ShoeUnited> !alsa
[03:10] <ubotu> If sound is not working, first try system -> prefrences -> multimedia system selector change it to alsa. If you still have problems then look at http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DebuggingSoundProblems
[03:10] <nrdb> disasm: lsmod 'snd' has "snd_ymfpci,snd_ac97_codec,snd_pcm_oss,snd_mixer_oss,snd_pcm,snd_opl3_lib,snd_timer,snd_hwdep,snd_mpu401_uart,snd_rawmidi,snd_seq_device"
[03:11] <disasm> nrdb: snd-ymfpci
[03:11] <disasm> nrdb: ah, i'm just behind you ;-)
[03:11] <InvisiblePinkUni> whats the difference b/w a wireless PCI card and a wireless PCI LAN?
[03:11] <ali1234> Dimensions: sounds good. look for the device in /dev
[03:11] <disasm> nrdb: run alsamixer in a terminal
[03:11] <Dimensions> ali1234:  how im suppose to know which device its connected to in there ?
[03:12] <pluton> where can download the drivers for a camera webcam mark xtech
[03:12] <nrdb> disasm: "alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such device"
[03:12] <disasm> InvisiblePinkUni: my guess would be the same, make sure chipset is supported by linux kernel
[03:12] <ali1234> Dimensions: look up the major/minor block numbers for cdc_acm and then look for a device with those numbers
[03:12] <InvisiblePinkUni> disasm: ok... thanks
[03:12] <disasm> nrdb: very interesting...
[03:13] <pc1> where is the softwer the webcam
[03:13] <killown> how I configure apt-get for download mplayer package?
[03:13] <disasm> nrdb: just out of curiosity, have you rebooted? (not that you need to reboot, just want to see if flushing modules and reloading would be useless)
[03:13] <jn-> anyone use wpasupplicant?
[03:13] <killown> help me
[03:13] <ali1234> Dimensions: says on this page i found, it will be /dev/ttyACM
[03:13] <ali1234> jn-: i used it
[03:13] <nrdb> disasm: yes, I rebooted into a basic suse to check the card, and then came back to this setup.
[03:13] <disasm> jn-: i've tried it, never got too far though, ended up just writing individual scripts to connect to secured networks...
[03:14] <disasm> nrdb: it worked in SuSE?
[03:14] <killown> help me
[03:14] <killown> how I configure apt-get for download mplayer package?
[03:14] <linuxcrazy> sure
[03:14] <linuxcrazy> killdown
[03:14] <nrdb> disasm: yes, I couldn't test well, but it made the startup sound. :)
[03:14] <disasm> killown: depends on your use for mplayer
[03:14] <linuxcrazy> get on a #hempmekilldown
[03:15] <disasm> killown: if you need codecs, you need special repos, otherwise the native mplayer in ubuntu (universe maybe?) should work
[03:15] <Buuh> hi
[03:15] <Buuh> where can I ask for a font related problem?
[03:15] <killown> disasm, what repository?
[03:16] <killown> anyone send me repository with mplayer package?
[03:16] <disasm> nrdb: hmmm... maybe a corrupt module, possibly try upgrading/reinstalling the kernel package...
[03:16] <jrib> killown: put the contents of your /etc/apt/sources.list on http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org and give us a link please
[03:16] <jbroome> looks like it's in multiverse
[03:16] <killown> ok jrib
[03:17] <linuxcrazy> all you have to do is add multiverse on the universe lines
[03:17] <swim> hey folks, what application do you use to watch streaming nsv files?
[03:17] <linuxcrazy> very simple
[03:17] <marco__> ubotu, su
[03:17] <ubotu> sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[03:17] <ShoeUnited> I don't have an .asoundrc  file O.O
[03:17] <marco__> ubotu, su
[03:17] <rever> Hi recently disabled esd now all system sounds do not work. Gnome use to have a Multimedia Selection in System => Preferences but it is no longer there.
[03:17] <ShoeUnited> please someone help me. :(
[03:17] <marco__> wtf
[03:17] <killown> jrib, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/21933
[03:17] <marco__> ubotu is racist against su?
[03:17] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about is racist against su? - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:17] <rever> Where can I set defaul system sound to ALSA?
[03:17] <nozorro> nrdb: are you sure you didn't remove any gstreamer*-packages in the process of installing flash etc ?
[03:18] <disasm> ShoeUnited: clarify what you're asking
[03:18] <marco__> shoud I use su or sudo?
[03:18] <linuxcrazy> @lart himself
[03:18] <Buuh> I've installed ubuntu in a fujitsu C series and it went okay but the fonts in gnome are "ugly". How can I fix this problem?
[03:18] <disasm> marco__: sudo
[03:18] <sagarp> im trying to set up WPA...but i don't have a /etc/init.d/wpasupplicant file...is that normal?
[03:18] <rever> marco_, sudo
[03:18] <marco__> disasm, rever, why?
[03:18] <killown> jrib, ?
[03:19] <nrdb> nozorro: it did install some, but I didn't tell it to remove any.
[03:19] <rever> marco Root account is disabled you cannot use su b/c no root account password set. AFAIK
[03:19] <disasm> marco__: cause it's the ubuntu standard, you can use su, but not very highly recommended to set the root passowrd
[03:19] <pluton> help for download drivers the camera webcam mark xteck
[03:19] <andrewski> is there any way to take two hard drives and have them act in tandem at the same mountpoint?  for example, i have two 80G hard drives that i'd like to use together under /music
[03:19] <andrewski> !sudo > marco__
[03:20] <rever> marco_, You can use sudo -s to get to a # if you want.
[03:20] <marco__> disasm, that's not a good explanation
[03:20] <linuxcrazy> anyopne install XGL on Ubuntu?
[03:20] <linuxcrazy> how do you do it?
[03:20] <jrib> killown: do you know how to edit that file?
[03:20] <swim> hey folks, what application do you use to watch streaming nsv files?
[03:20] <marco__> disasm, that's like saying "well, you can't jack off because big brother says you can't"
[03:20] <swim> video
[03:20] <pfred1> hey how i get rid of gnome in Ubuntu?
[03:20] <marco__> apt-get remove gnome
[03:20] <nrdb> nozorro: by kernel package did you mean 'alsa-base' ?
[03:20] <disasm> marco__: it's one less password you need to remember, i'm a bad arguer for it though, I run sudo passwd first thing
[03:20] <rever> linuxcrazy, you need to add the repo's
[03:20] <killown> jrib yes
[03:20] <pfred1> no I just want to change the window manager
[03:21] <ali1234> swim: mplayer can do it, with the right codecs
[03:21] <Axe_> How can I make a folder hidden
[03:21] <andrewski> pfred1: there's a good forum post on that.  want me to look for it or you got it?
[03:21] <Buuh> I've installed ubuntu in a fujitsu C series and it went okay but the fonts in gnome are "ugly" (badly rendered). How can I fix this problem?
[03:21] <sethk> marco_, actually, there is absolutely nothing in ubuntu different about su vs. sudo than any other linux distro
[03:21] <manitoba98> Ubuntu defiantly refuses to use my USB mouse and PS/2 keyboard. When booting either from the LiveCD, or hard disk (I had installed a while ago; it was working then). In both cases, partway through the "Mounting root filesystem..." phase, my optical mouse goes dark, and my keyboard, while the lights remain on, is totally ignored. The same thing occurs in single-user mode. I don't think I've made any significant
[03:21] <killown> jrib I know
[03:21] <pfred1> doesn't seem like ubuntu honors ~/.xinitrc
[03:21] <sethk> marco_, and it isn't even true that the developers don't intend the root password to be set
[03:21] <andrewski> Buuh: have you looked at the font preferences in GNOME?
[03:21] <jrib> killown: add the word " multiverse" to the end of all the lines that have "universe" but no "multiverse" (lines 21,22,37, and 38) then 'sudo apt-get update'
[03:21] <killown> jrib, how I do?
[03:21] <andrewski> Buuh: system > preferences > font
[03:21] <marco__> sethk, then why isn't it set?
[03:21] <Buuh> andrewski: yes, it doesn't help
[03:21] <swim> ali1234: right but mplayer isnt in the repos at the moment
[03:21] <sethk> marco_, if you install in expert mode, for example, you'll be prompted for the root password
[03:21] <Dimensions> ali1234: im sorry i couldn't get what u said ... abt major/minor numbers in cdc
[03:21] <andrewski> Buuh: what do you have set there currently?
[03:21] <killown> ok thanks jrib
[03:22] <sethk> marco_, It isn't set for one, and only one, installation option choice.
[03:22] <ali1234> Dimensions: look for /dev/ttyACM
[03:22] <sethk> marco_, and of course it can be set at any time
[03:22] <Buuh> andrewski: best shapes.   They are the same as lines 5-6
[03:22] <fabsoft> anyone has a hfc-pci card that works with misdn?
[03:22] <ali1234> swim: sure it is
[03:22] <disasm> marco__: this is what ubuntu has to say: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RootSudo
[03:22] <swim> nope
[03:22] <andrewski> Buuh: which font are you using?
[03:22] <Dimensions> ali1234: there is no ttyACM in /dev
[03:22] <rever> marco_, You will also need to edit your gdm or kdm config to allow root login if I remember correctly. Again not a good idea though.
[03:22] <Buuh> andrewski: Sans
[03:23] <swim> ali1234: i really dont think it is
[03:23] <andrewski> Buuh: have you tried any others?
[03:23] <sethk> marco_,  anyone can add to a wiki.  the fact that it's in the wiki doesn't imply that it is endorsed by the developers
[03:23] <ali1234> Dimensions: then look in /dev/tts/
[03:23] <pfred1> also I installed the windowmaker package but it does not seem to have wmaker.inst with it
[03:23] <nozorro> nrdb: well i didn't mention *kernel* packages, but yes, you'll need alsa-base
[03:23] <Buuh> andrewski: yes, ihey alway render badly. As if there was no anti-aliasing
[03:23] <ali1234> !mplayer