[10:40] <Arab_Aspie> I would appreciate it if you unban me in the main channel. I apologize for what I have done.
[10:42] <Arab_Aspie> k1l_ ^
[10:43] <ikonia> why do you want access to the channel ?
[10:44] <ikonia> you don't appear to have any ubuntu need and just want to post troll links ?
[10:44] <Arab_Aspie> It helped me once.
[10:46] <ikonia> why do you want access now ?
[11:05] <k1l_> Arab_Aspie: i will not unban you today, since i dont trust you to not immediately start with that again.
[11:05] <Arab_Aspie> today?
[11:05] <k1l_> Arab_Aspie: and since no other op seems to see it another way come back in the next days. thanks
[11:05] <Arab_Aspie> Oh wow ...
[11:07] <Arab_Aspie> I was only joking...
[11:07] <Arab_Aspie> Why would I start it again
[11:07] <Arab_Aspie> ?!
[11:30] <ikonia> because you did it in other channels too
[11:30] <ikonia> suggesting your intention was to cause a problem/spam channels
[11:31] <ikonia> so you did it on purpose, so as you don't need to use #ubuntu at this time, I'd rather you just sayed out and talked to us when you really do need something
[11:31] <ikonia> thats just my opinion though
[12:20] <Arab_Aspie> So when I need something you would unban me and then you would ban me again until I need something then?
[12:23] <Arab_Aspie> lol
[12:23] <ikonia> do you have a need to use #ubuntu ?
[12:24] <Arab_Aspie> Why aren't you giving me any choice?
[12:24] <ikonia> do you have a need to use #ubuntu ?
[12:24] <Arab_Aspie> If I wanted to know things about my operating system...
[12:24] <ikonia> at this moemnt in time do you need to use #ubuntu yes/no
[12:24] <Arab_Aspie> Maybe? :/
[12:25] <ikonia> yes or no
[12:25] <Arab_Aspie> Why? You would only unban me when I need it?
[12:25] <ikonia> ok - lets leave it there then
[12:25] <Arab_Aspie> I would like to learn new stuff about it so why not
[12:25] <ikonia> bye
[12:25] <ikonia> because you joined to troll
[12:25] <ikonia> thats why not
[12:25] <Arab_Aspie> No
[12:25] <ikonia> so unless you have a need to use the chanel - I don't want you using it
[12:26] <Arab_Aspie> I haven't joined to troll
[12:26] <ikonia> 10:33 < Arab_Aspie> #bakchodi is a fun place where you can troll all you want. Join it and start trolling! ;)
[12:26] <ikonia> please tell me how that is not trolling
[12:26] <Arab_Aspie> I told you it helped me once
[12:26] <ikonia> you joined a channel with 1600 users in and told them to join a channel to troll it
[12:26] <ikonia> you did this in other channels on the freenode network too
[12:26] <Arab_Aspie> I won't do it again
[12:26] <ikonia> so it's clear your intention is not to use the channels but to invite people to troll and cause a problem
[12:27] <Arab_Aspie> No, not really
[12:27] <Arab_Aspie> I rarely do that anyway
[12:27] <Arab_Aspie> Please give me a choice
[12:28] <Arab_Aspie> Why do you have to ban immediately?
[12:28] <ikonia> you've done this before
[12:28] <ikonia> using the nickname "I_am_bored"
[12:29] <ikonia> so lets not waste any more time
[12:29] <Arab_Aspie> Oh
[12:29] <Arab_Aspie> I don't remember well
[12:30] <ikonia> I suggest you find somewhere else to "learn"
[12:30] <ikonia> it was only a few days ago
[12:30] <Arab_Aspie> Please unban me
[12:30] <ikonia> so I think I'd rather you stopped using the #ubuntu channel
[12:30] <ikonia> I don't believe what you say
[12:30] <ikonia> your intention appear to be trying to cause a problem
[12:30] <ikonia> so find another channel
[12:30] <Arab_Aspie> No, I don't want to cause any problems
[12:31] <Arab_Aspie> I don't get it
[12:31] <ikonia> what is not clear
[12:31] <Arab_Aspie> Why didn't you kick me that time
[12:31] <Arab_Aspie> instead of banning?
[12:31] <ikonia> stop wasting time
[12:31] <ikonia> please leave and find another channel
[12:31] <Arab_Aspie> No
[12:32] <ikonia> @mark Arab_Aspie #ubuntu-ops toll - same person as I_Am_Bored
[12:34] <Curious_M> Hi
[12:35] <ikonia> hello
[12:36] <kaplan> hi guys
[12:36] <ikonia> hello
[12:36] <kaplan> A friend of mine was errnously banned in #ubuntu and from here, can you unban her?
[12:36] <k1l> so you are showing us now all the fake accounts you made on freenode? i think the staffers might be interessted in that, too
[12:36] <ikonia> kaplan: please ask her to join this channel and we'll work it through with her
[12:37] <ikonia> k1l: it's not a problem, I'm talking to the IRCCloud staff at the moment
[12:37] <k1l> good
[12:37] <kaplan> She says she is banned from here too
[12:38] <ikonia> what is the users name
[12:38] <ikonia> as I suspect they have many nicknames
[12:38] <kaplan> Arab_Aspie
[12:38] <ikonia> sorry - that's not open for discussion
[12:38] <ikonia> kaplan: please inform your friend they will not be unbanned
[12:38] <ikonia> you can /part the channel now
[12:38] <kaplan> ikonia, why not?
[12:39] <ikonia> kaplan: it will not be discussed with someone else
[12:39] <ikonia> only the usr
[12:39] <ikonia> user
[12:40] <ikonia> Curious_M: do you need something ?
[12:53] <k1l> hi J[]
[12:55] <ikonia> @mark #ubuntu-ops Curious_M user kaplan Arab_Aspie same user - reported to irccloud
[12:56] <J[]> what did he/she do?
[12:57] <k1l> J[]: acted again against the guidelines to spoil the supportchannel run by volunteers. so we are not the trashbin for people who are bored.
[12:58] <k1l> J[]: is there anything we can do for you, besides that ban, that will not be lifted?
[12:58] <J[]> was he/she spamming?
[12:58] <k1l> yes. and not the first time.
[12:58] <J[]> fair enough
[12:59] <k1l> so where channel are you and them from?
[12:59] <k1l> *which
[13:00] <J[]> lol she is just one bored 16 year old, new to linux.
[13:00] <J[]> p.sure she is harmless
[13:01] <k1l> dont blame us for her actions.
[13:01] <J[]> yeah i understand
[13:01] <k1l> if she cant act according to the guidelines because she is bored, its not out fault, that she is banned now.
[13:02] <J[]> shd have just set +q
[13:02] <k1l> nope
[13:02] <k1l> if you all know here why didnt you just make sure she doesnt ruin other channels?
[13:02] <k1l> dont blame us
[13:03] <k1l> repeating trolling and spamming in #ubuntu is not "come on, that was just fun, she is bored, let her in again to troll again"
[13:04] <k1l> so is there anything else you want to talk about, besides telling us to let users troll there and plan that in other channels?
[13:15] <ikonia> so the multiple identities are about to kick off in #ubuntu-offtopic I suspect
[13:15] <ikonia> this happened with the I_AM_Bored user
[13:15] <ikonia> looks like it's the same with this id too
[13:35] <jpds> kaplan: Hello again.
[13:35] <kaplan> jpds, Why can't Arab_Aspie not contest the ban here?
[13:36] <k1l> kaplan: we explained to them, that since its not the first time of breaking the guidelines there is no unban today.
[13:36] <jpds> kaplan: Already explained that to them.
[13:36] <k1l> kaplan: all the drama afterwards is not going to help anyway
[13:36] <kaplan> but she hasn't been banned before?
[13:36] <kaplan> This is her first time
[13:36] <k1l> kaplan: dont blame us for actions of them.
[13:37] <kaplan> I think you are mistaking her for the wrong person
[13:37] <k1l> kaplan: dont blame us
[13:37] <kaplan> fine
[13:37] <k1l> its her in the first place to stick to the guidelines.
[13:38] <kaplan> But she didn't break any rules as far as I am aware
[13:38] <k1l> its not us making the problem here. if she did act according to the guidelines we would not have to kick or ban her. so now telling us we are doing a failure is not the way its getting better
[13:39] <k1l> kaplan: than she did not tell you the truth
[13:40] <kaplan> Hmmn, I'm not sure
[13:40] <kaplan> Did you mistake her for the nick changing troll?
[13:40] <k1l> kaplan: just because she is bored is no reason to spoil the support channel, again. since its not the first issue the ban is justified.
[13:40] <k1l> kaplan: nope.
[13:41] <kaplan> alright, I guess I have a misunderstanding
[13:41] <kaplan> bye
[13:52] <Arab_Aspie> Thanks
[14:50] <ikonia> @mark #ubuntu-ops Arab_Aspie evading a ban by setting up yet another irccloud account
[22:51] <rww> @comment 66092 twitcoin spammer and scammer, 1d


[00:31] <kaic> hello, need help
[00:32] <kaic> why can't i install any packages through adept?
[00:32] <kaic> (just installed kubuntu, first time traveller)
[00:33] <Typos_King> ...
[00:33] <Typos_King> well... you can.... but I'd not advise it :)
[00:33] <Typos_King> I'd rather use apt-get
[00:33] <Typos_King> but Adept works too
[00:33] <Typos_King> I have it
[00:34] <kaic> Typos_King: what should i type to install firefox, for instance
[00:34] <kaic> sudo apt-get install firefox ?
[00:35] <Typos_King> install fff?
[00:35] <Typos_King> I used nothing, I just dl' it from their website and unzip it
[00:35] <kaic> weird
[00:35] <kaic> not working here
[00:35] <Typos_King> is all it requires
[00:36] <kaic> no program is able to be installed
[00:36] <Typos_King> I mean, sure, is in the repositories in .deb and you can use that too
[00:36] <Typos_King> I downloaded it from mozilla.org and all it needs is to be unzipped to the folder you want it to run from
[00:37] <kaic> Typos_King: i`ll try that
[00:37] <kaic> but i doubt it'll work
[00:37] <kaic> you downloaded the .tar.bz2 version, right?
[00:38]  * Typos_King checks
[00:38] <Typos_King> think so
[00:39] <Typos_King> I have a .zip .. now, but I made that from the package ehhe
[00:39] <Typos_King> I think it was the .bzip yeah
[00:40] <kaic> hey dude, it worked
[00:40] <kaic> tyvm
[00:45] <spacitymedic> Hey anyone know how to change the look of the kicker panel??
[00:46] <spacitymedic> is there anyone here who can at least answer me?
[00:47] <kkathman> spacitymedic:  what are you wanting to do?
[00:47] <spacitymedic> i donwloaded some png images. they are supposed to be used to edit the look of that panel with the main menu on it
[00:47] <kkathman> spacitymedic:  you can drag things to and from the bar itself.
[00:47] <spacitymedic>  instead of an opaque bar... i can have an animal print one
[00:47] <spacitymedic>  if I drag one... will it change the look of the bar?
[00:48] <kkathman> not really
[00:48] <spacitymedic> Ok tried dragging it and it doesnt work...
[00:49] <valley> could some one please verify that kde has been hacked?
[00:49] <valley> sorry i mean kde-look
[00:49] <kkathman> spacitymedic:  but if you check the the ubuntu/kubuntu forums there are numerous posts that tell you haw to do some of the things you're wanting to do
[00:49] <spacitymedic> right. i have looked
[00:50] <kkathman> well, here's one for instance: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=811812
[00:50] <kkathman> It's all about finding the right png file to change
[00:51] <spacitymedic>  i have gone into settings
[00:51] <spacitymedic>  i have read adn read forum after forum. and on kde-look there is nothing regarding how to use the kickers that are on there.
[00:51] <spacitymedic> ok...
[00:51] <kkathman> spacitymedic: /usr/share/apps/kicker/wallpapers/   check that out
[00:52] <spacitymedic> put thati nto terminal?
[00:52] <kkathman> spacitymedic:  its a directory of course
[00:52] <kkathman> spacitymedic:  you're familiar with directories right?
[00:53] <kkathman> Just unpack whatever archive you downloaded to the directory you want and then right click on the taskbar > Configure Panel > Appearance > check Enable Background Image > click on the button with the little white thing on it and a dialog to pick the image will come up.
[00:53] <spacitymedic> NOT REALLY. still learning. sorry about the caps
[00:54] <kkathman> again, these can be found in the forums
[00:54] <kkathman> spacitymedic:  then I'd suggest that you not worry a lot about customizing quite yet, until you kinda learn the basics :)
[01:25] <faultline> Can anyone help me?  I have wireless internet, but when I used windows I had a really good connection- am I missing or in need of updated driovers for kubuntu involving wireless modems built into the laptop?
[01:26] <EagleScreen> hi faultline
[01:26] <faultline> Hi Eagle.
[01:26] <Typos_King> faultline:     so, what's different when not in win32?
[01:26] <EagleScreen> faultline: can you connect in Kubuntu but with a poorer connection?
[01:27] <faultline> I can connect but with half the connection
[01:27] <faultline> I am not familiar with terminal yet, and have no idea how to check the drivers or upddate thenm
[01:27] <Typos_King> and how do you know the win32 connection is better?
[01:28] <faultline> Thats what I have been on until yesterday early morning lok
[01:28] <faultline> lol
[01:28] <faultline> *
[01:28] <EagleScreen> faultline: have you ever used pastebin?
[01:29] <faultline> ....dunno rofl im new to linux and this stuff in general...been with windows since 95
[01:29] <EagleScreen> faultline: run this command: lspci -vk
[01:30] <EagleScreen> in terminal
[01:30] <EagleScreen> copy the output
[01:30] <Typos_King> and how do you know the win32 connection is any better?
[01:30] <EagleScreen> visit http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste it
[01:30] <Typos_King> or you don't?
[01:30] <faultline> I just answred.
[01:30] <faultline> Typos question
[01:31] <Typos_King> you did?
[01:31] <faultline> http://paste.ubuntu.com/393694/
[01:31] <EagleScreen> i think faultline is seeing the quality signal graph in the applet at half
[01:31] <faultline> Yes
[01:31] <Typos_King> faultline:    I missed it I gather, what's the answer again?  how do you know that?
[01:32] <faultline> Because I just came from a windows system and my other laptop (same exact one) is windows 7 by default.
[01:32] <Typos_King> EagleScreen:    as opposed to an 'arguable' better graphic from another manager
[01:32] <faultline> I cant get signal hardly anywhere in my room and i used to be able to
[01:33] <Typos_King> EagleScreen:    a small picture on the tray doesn't constitute a connectivity for the network packets
[01:33] <Typos_King> I see
[01:33] <EagleScreen> faultline has got an Atheros wireless which uses the ath9k driver
[01:33] <Typos_King> then is possible the drivers
[01:34] <faultline> How can I update the drivers?
[01:34] <EagleScreen> woth linux-backport-modules?
[01:34] <faultline> I have used jockey but I gather that only means towards graphics drivers
[01:34] <EagleScreen> is ath9k free or restricted?
[01:35] <faultline> I dont know man lol I have no clue :/  my brother is supposed to be teaching me about this stuff, but is out of town on vacation lol.  Can you tell me how to check it?
[01:36] <EagleScreen> faultline: come to #linux-wireless and ask for your issue
[01:37] <Typos_King> ...
[01:37] <Typos_King> faultline:     are you using ... kubuntu?
[01:39] <faultline> I am
[01:39] <faultline> The nexest version
[01:39] <EagleScreen> faultline: if you want to update drivers, use linux-backport-modules package
[01:39] <faultline> Erm, latest.
[01:39] <faultline> Where is that located, may I ask?
[01:40] <Typos_King> hehe
[01:40] <EagleScreen> faultline: if you are in Kubuntu 9.10, just install this package: linux-backports-modules-wireless-karmic-generic
[01:41] <faultline> sudo apt-get install linux-backports-modules-wireless-karmic-generic      ?
[01:41] <EagleScreen> for instance
[01:41] <Typos_King> I'd think so
[01:42] <faultline> Ok its installing. :D
[01:42] <faultline> Thansk for your help and patience guys
[01:43] <faultline> where is it hiding lol its installed
[01:43] <EagleScreen> faultline: now you should reboot
[01:44] <faultline> kk
[01:46] <EagleScreen> faultline, are you here?
[01:49] <faultline_> Wow
[01:49] <faultline_> Thanks guys
[01:49] <faultline_> Ok, so I shouldnt have to run nothing, it auto-updated on reboot?
[01:49] <faultline_> It is acting a lot better, not giving me any crap lol
[01:50] <Typos_King> hehe
[01:50] <faultline_> Well, I appreciate it
[01:51] <faultline_> i only lack one thing now- why this 'Phonon' thing is talking about my sound thingy not loading and how its reverting to '.'
[01:51] <faultline_> Most of my other issues involve getting my drivers right and figuring out a few minor quirks like login screen customization, WINE, and the like.
[01:52] <EagleScreen> common phonon issues
[01:52] <faultline_> For example, I would love to know hot t onull my kwallet password so I dont have to type it in everytime I boot the system
[01:52] <EagleScreen> faultline_: you cna go to System Settings -> Multimedia to review configuration
[01:53] <EagleScreen> faultline_: set  a new blank (null) password or disable kwallet subsystem
[01:54] <faultline_> How is that accessed?
[01:54] <EagleScreen> System Settings -> Advanced Tab -> Kwallet
[01:55] <Typos_King> I think you can just disable it
[01:55] <Typos_King> I recall I did so
[01:55] <Typos_King> faultline:   either way, I don't use knetworkmanager anyhow, I use nm-applet IMO better
[01:56] <EagleScreen> faultline_: it is expected your wireless to work much better in Linux 2.6.33
[01:56] <faultline_> I dunna the difference or where to begin to disable one and enable the other lol
[01:57] <faultline_> linux 2.6.33....is that what kubuntu 9.10 is ?
[01:57] <Typos_King> yes
[01:57] <EagleScreen> linux 2.6.33 is the future
[01:57] <EagleScreen> 9.10 has got 2.6.31
[01:58] <faultline_> When does that update come out?
[01:58] <EagleScreen> and 10.04 will has 2.6.32
[01:58] <Typos_King> faultline_:    IIRC, is disableable under 'system settings > notifications'
[01:59] <xenaxon> help
[02:00] <faultline_> is K torrent good, or is there a way to get a better one through sudo apt-get?
[02:00] <xenaxon> I tried to load kubuntu but it blocks on Loading Kernel
[02:00] <xenaxon> it just locks, and stays there, nothing happens
[02:00] <Typos_King> hehh
[02:00] <Typos_King> xenaxon:  karmic? 9.1?
[02:01] <EagleScreen> xenaxon: what is the last you see int he screen?
[02:01] <xenaxon> 6.06 LTS
[02:01] <xenaxon> It starts loading
[02:02] <xenaxon> it says: loading Kernel
[02:02] <xenaxon> Mounting... (or something like that)
[02:02] <Typos_King> you just installed it?
[02:02] <xenaxon> and then black screen: Loading kernel. and does nothing
[02:02] <xenaxon> I just Pressed Load
[02:02] <xenaxon> at the top
[02:03] <EagleScreen> kernel cannot boot
[02:03] <EagleScreen> xenaxon: what computer?
[02:03] <EagleScreen> is it very new?
[02:03] <xenaxon> laptop
[02:04] <xenaxon> about a year old
 6.06 LTS   <---
[02:04] <EagleScreen> xenaxon: never botted Linux sucessfully?
[02:04] <xenaxon> I tried another linux: Damn Small Linux won't load either
[02:04] <xenaxon> they both load on my desktop but don't load on laptop
[02:04] <EagleScreen> xenaxon: what are you doing with 6.06?
[02:05] <Typos_King> xenaxon:    are we talking about the live-cd? or the installed HD version?
[02:05] <xenaxon> the live-cd
[02:05] <xenaxon> I can't install
[02:05] <Typos_King> 6.06? hhebhe
[02:05] <xenaxon> it freezez on loading kernel
[02:05] <EagleScreen> xenaxon: why dont you use a newer version than 6.06?
[02:05] <Typos_King> xenaxon:   latest stable is 9.1 karmic koala you know :P
[02:05] <xenaxon> well, i don't have a newer one
[02:06] <Typos_King> soooooooooooo.... dl it,no?
[02:06] <xenaxon> I have both ubuntu, kubuntu & x64 of them
[02:06] <xenaxon> download it but it's 4am and I don't have a cd
[02:06] <xenaxon> so...
[02:06] <Typos_King> anyhow, upon loadingthe live-cd menu, press F6 for more boot options, check 'acpi=off' and 'noapic', and retry
[02:06] <xenaxon> what's the problem with 6.06 anyway?
[02:06] <anirudh> faultline_ try aptitude
[02:07] <Typos_King> is 4am... soo... go to sleep, and retry inthe afternoon hehe
[02:07] <xenaxon> :))
[02:07] <xenaxon> I also had problems installing windows
[02:07] <xenaxon> I had to make a custom windows cd with sata drivers
[02:07] <xenaxon> maybe same problem with kub
[02:07] <Typos_King> doesn't sound like a new machine:P
[02:08] <xenaxon> windows xp *
[02:12] <EagleScreen> xenaxon: are you trying to install Ubuntu 6.06?
[02:14] <xenaxon> yes
[02:14] <xenaxon> i was
[02:14] <xenaxon> I'm not trying anymore. I'll try later today
[02:17] <EagleScreen> xenaxon: you should
[02:17] <EagleScreen> xenaxon: it is logic that 6.06 cannot boot in that computer
[02:45] <orb01> Hi, I'm trying to install PulseAudio, but in only detects my external USB Midi controller (Hercules RMX), not my internal onboard HDA intel soundcard. The weird thing is, I can make sound come out of the intel one from the KDE multimedia settings system, but Pulseaudio doesn't show it through pavucontrol.
[02:50] <Emzzzz> http://imggmi.info/DSC-1268361836.jpg/ do my tits look big?
[03:00] <[BG]ZloboMiR> Hello
[03:01] <[BG]ZloboMiR> Anyone?
[03:01] <[BG]ZloboMiR> Well, I installed KDE over Gnome. However needed to return due to high CPU load during VNC
[03:02] <[BG]ZloboMiR> I did, but now I can't adjust my Login Screen in Administration. Ubuntu 9.10 x64. Ideas?
[03:02] <[BG]ZloboMiR> Pressing Unlock does not give any effect
[03:03] <[BG]ZloboMiR> I can access the update manager for ex
[03:14] <jmichaelx> i am trying to keep ~/Music on my desktop and ~/Music on my girlfriend's desktop sync'ed. is there a way to do this with rsync *without* preserving ownership? right now, when i do this, i have to chown -R the directory when i'm finished.
[03:14] <Dragnslcr> I don't think rsync preserves ownership by default. What options are you giving it?
[03:16] <jmichaelx> Dragnslcr: i generally use '-av'. i know that -a preserves ownership & permissions, among other things.
[03:17] <Dragnslcr> There you go then
[03:18] <[BG]ZloboMiR> !purexfce
[03:19] <[BG]ZloboMiR> !Xubuntu
[03:23] <jmichaelx> Dragnslcr: sorry, i was disconnected. do you believe it is likely that if i ran something like 'rsync user1@*:/dir user2@*:/dir', it might allow user2 to access the files without need for chowning afterward?
[03:25] <Dragnslcr> For example: if you want to use -a (--archive) but don't want -o (--owner), instead of converting -a into -rlptgD, you could specify -a --no-o (or -a --no-owner)
[03:25] <Dragnslcr> That's from the man page
[03:25] <jmichaelx> ok, i honestly did look at the man page, but obviously missed that
[03:31] <Dragnslcr> Yeah, it's pretty far down
[03:31] <Dragnslcr> rsync's man page is kinda long
[03:31] <Dragnslcr> I probably wouldn't have noticed it if it wasn't right after the -a section
[03:40] <jmichaelx> Dragnslcr: interestingly, i stopped rsync mid-stream, and restarted using '-a --no-owner'. it picked right up where it left off, but the files it has sync'ed over since i specified no owner appear to have the same ownership/permissions as the files i copied without that flag
[03:41] <jmichaelx> i should probably mention that i am rsync'ing from and to root on both machines
[05:07] <Cherenqueque> hola
[06:11] <lokpest> I have both flash 9 and 10 installed, konqueror uses 9, how do I link so that it uses 10?
[07:02] <amogorkon> since i bought a new media keyboard yesterday, i'm experiencing some very annoying problems
[07:02] <amogorkon> at moments, i can't tab-switch apps anymore
[07:03] <amogorkon> and the focus of windows wouldn't switch
[07:03] <amogorkon> i'm not sure how it's related, or whether it is at all
[07:03] <amogorkon> just wondering if someone else had similar issues
[08:00] <amogorkon> somehow i get the impression that amarok is the one interfering
[08:02] <Guest83682> hi
[08:02] <Guest83682> ubuntu =rock : )
[08:14] <alesan> hi
[08:14] <alesan> why inkscape has full gnome dependencies?
[08:15] <alesan> I do not want the gnome stuff this means I cannot install inkscape?
[08:18] <ivan_> hi
[08:36] <gkffjcs> Hey all, does anyone know how to acknoladge a change in the key of an ssh server, and accept the new key without haveing to remove all the entries in ~/.ssh/known_hosts?
[08:37] <gkffjcs> I just get the verbatum
[08:37] <gkffjcs> @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
[08:37] <gkffjcs> @    WARNING: REMOTE HOST IDENTIFICATION HAS CHANGED!     @
[08:37] <gkffjcs> @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@
[08:37] <FloodBotK2> gkffjcs: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:38] <gkffjcs> I know the server has been changed, I changed it.
[08:39] <gkffjcs> So there is actually nothing "nasty" going on, and I woud like to be able to log in, without having to delete my entire known_hosts file.
[08:39] <abhi_nav> what is the keyboard shortcut for minimize, maximize, move, restore in kde? i am using gnome and just installed kde. but shortkut like alt + F9 etc are not working here
[08:40] <FireCrotch> gkffjcs: it should tell you what line number of your known_hosts file is the entry for that server
[08:41] <gkffjcs> it says 2
[08:41] <gkffjcs> so I should edit the file?
[08:41] <FireCrotch> gkffjcs: yes, you'll have to remove line 2
[08:41] <gkffjcs> ok
[08:41] <gkffjcs> I guess I expected that there would be some sort of accept anyway option, and I was just missing.
[08:41] <gkffjcs> but if editing is necessary, editing can be done.
[08:42] <FireCrotch> gkffjcs: I don't think there is a way to do it, unfortunately
[08:43] <gkffjcs> do they really expect you to edit that file? the lines are so long that their warping, I can't figure out which is second.
[08:43] <gkffjcs> I'll play with it though.
[08:44] <FireCrotch> gkffjcs: I found in the ssh manpage that you can set StrictHostKeyChecking to off
[08:44] <gkffjcs> Thanks I'll check that out...
[08:46] <gkffjcs> is that in man ssh or man sshd?
[08:46] <gkffjcs> never mind...
[08:47] <FireCrotch> I can't tell if that will actually solve the issue though, unfortunately.  If you're using nano to edit the file, you can do nano -w and it won't wrap the lines
[08:52] <gkffjcs> Actually vi ftw, I realized I could just go to where the start of the second line clearly was, and hit dd, and that cleanly deleted just that line...
[08:52] <gkffjcs> problem solved
[08:53] <ct529> genii: hi there!  I was having sound card issues and uninstalled all the pulse things i installed. rebooted my machine and now it goes to prompt after grub. My login works but i can't get kde to come up, i'm on kubuntu 9.10. can anyone help PLEASE :D
[09:00] <Zhenya> anyone? please i'm stuck in windows hell right now
[09:00] <pferreira> hi,
[09:00] <pferreira> I started to encrypt my swap and tmp using cryptsetup/crypttab and during the boot the system seems to almost hang.
[09:00] <pferreira> What does that mean? When the encryption of swap and tmp is so slow, that it seems the boot process stops. Only when I drop into the rescue shell does encryption for swap/tmp end. What surprises me is that there seems to be almost no HD activity.
[09:00] <pferreira> Has anybody seen this before?
[09:00] <FloodBotK2> pferreira: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:02] <Zhenya> what about networking how does that work? will  my card connect using the setting i had before?
[09:06] <ct529> genii: the post-down script we wrote yesterday evening is not working properly ....
[09:32] <Guest17054> pferreira hi!
[09:32] <Guest17054> On the phone, this is zhenya
[09:32] <Guest17054> Are you there?
[09:35] <Guest17054> Can anyone here help me reinstall kde that I removed. I can run kde now but things are very screwed up!
[10:33] <erk10> good morning everyone
[10:54] <andreime> hello, can anyone help me, a semi-noob, switch nepomuk to virtuoso in kubuntu 9.10 with kde 4.4 ?
[11:06] <TheAncientGoat> Where can I set how many kernel versions I want to keep in 9.10?
[11:20] <lalalol> hi there, ive been searching what the bottom part of kopete does, but i cant find any documentation or so, who wants to help me with it?
[11:26] <lalalol> wake up :p
[11:30] <andreime> hello, can anyone help me, a semi-noob, switch nepomuk to virtuoso in kubuntu 9.10 with kde 4.4 ?
[11:35] <andreime> hello, can anyone help me, a semi-noob, switch nepomuk to virtuoso in kubuntu 9.10 with kde 4.4 ?
[11:39] <lalalol> andreime, youre not using 4.4.1?
[11:39] <skramer_> andreime: http://www.kubuntu.org/news and look for virtuoso
[11:39] <skramer_> andreime: "For both Lucid and Karmic, virtuoso packages are available. Install both the virtuoso-server and virtuoso-drivers packages to enable Nepomuk support."
[11:40] <lalalol> skramer_, since youre available, do you want to give me a little explanation of my problem that i have with kopete? its the lowest bar that i dont understand/doesnt work
[11:41] <skramer_> lalalol: could you give me some more details, please?
[11:41] <skramer_> lalalol: what is not working for you?
[11:41] <lalalol> skramer_, sure, i dont understand that flag symbol and the text next to it
[11:43] <skramer_> lalalol: the flag symbol is only for some messages from the IM protocol
[11:43] <skramer_> lalalol: say, if somebody added you t
[11:43] <lalalol> oh ok, next problem then, the text next to it
[11:43] <skramer_> lalalol: to his contact list, the flag will become green and you get some options
[11:44] <lalalol> thx :)
[11:44] <lalalol> what about the text next to it? :s
[11:44] <skramer_> lalalol: whether you want to allow, or to add or block that contact
[11:45] <skramer_> lalalol: the yellow one on left side? you could input your personal status message
[11:45] <lalalol> yeah thats the "message" section, but it also has a "title" section
[11:45] <lalalol> and that title gets displayed next to the flag
[11:46] <skramer_> lalalol: sure, there you could change your status to "online", etc.
[11:47] <skramer_> lalalol: I have to go now, but I'll be back in 15 mins
[11:47] <lalalol> well skramer_, i dont understand that, theres an icon for that in the lower right :/
[11:47] <lalalol> ok
[11:52] <lalalol> guys, i have another problem, why doesnt kopete auto-update?
[11:52] <lalalol> or why doesnt kpackagekit warns me theres a newer version of kopete?
[11:54] <lalalol> !kopete
[11:55] <firecrotch> Hi everybody... I'm running a quassel-core on my ubuntu server and quassel-client on kubuntu, and my client no longer stays connected to the core. Anyone else having issues?
[11:55] <firecrotch> core and client are both the latest repo versions
[12:02] <andreime> skramer_: thanks alot :d
[12:48] <noaXess> hello all..
[12:49] <noaXess> i hace this command as cronjob.. edited with crontab -e: 20 23 * * 4 /usr/bin/mycommand
[12:49] <noaXess> but it won't be startet at this time.. i i can't see an log entry.. any idea why my cronjob won't run?
[12:55] <andreime> skramer_: sorry to bother you but i can't get virtuoso-serve installed, it keeps telling me The following packages have unmet dependencies: virtuoso-server: Depends: virtuoso-opensource-6.0 but it is not going to be installed
[12:56] <andreime> skramer_: sorry to bother you but i can't get virtuoso-serve installed, it keeps telling me The following packages have unmet dependencies: virtuoso-server: Depends: virtuoso-opensource-6.0 but it is not going to be installed ; i've tried several things, including adding a ppa but i still can't get it
[12:57] <andreime> skramer_: sorry to bother you but i can't get virtuoso-serve installed, it keeps telling me The following packages have unmet dependencies: virtuoso-server: Depends: virtuoso-opensource-6.0 but it is not going to be installed ; i've tried several things, including adding a ppa but i still can't get it
[12:57] <andreime> jesus, sorry for the spam
[13:02] <r00t_> Hi,4/5ths of my desktop has dissapeered. My bacgroun image just has teh first top inch of so visable. anyone know what i did wrong?
[13:04] <fabio333> r00t_: maybe i know
[13:04] <fabio333> right upper edge, click there -> zoom
[13:04] <voidgazer> get up off the floor and sit on your chair?
[13:05] <voidgazer> heh, sorry.

[13:05] <fabio333> plymouth on ati?
[13:10] <r00t_> fabio333: i cant see the zom button. my normal desktop area is missing incvluding teh zzoom button.  just one big black hole. Ermm rectangle.
[13:11] <lalalol> where did the kubuntu logo go in 4.4.1? :'(
[13:12] <r00t_> Is ther a way to unistall my desktop files and reinstall tehm in there original state?
[13:12] <fabio333> r00t_: rm -rf .kde
[13:12] <fabio333> r00t_: rm -rf ~/.kde
[13:15] <Benkinooby>  hi, my laptop is giving me loud, annoying beeps whenever i press a "incorrect" keycombindation or when i press backpsace in some empty texfields. it doesnt help to mute. how can i turn it off?
[13:15] <Benkinooby> seems to be systemspeaker...
[13:19] <lalalol> will every new KDE version take more resources? :O
[13:19] <lalalol> meaning the newer the kde version the more resources it requires?
[13:20] <fabio333> lalalol: not sure
[13:20] <lalalol> k
[13:20] <fabio333> i had to disable a couple of things in oder to improve it
[13:20] <fabio333> like nepomuk and virtuoso
[13:21] <lalalol> what are those?
[13:23] <lalalol> nepomuk semantic desktop is not enabled
[13:23] <lalalol> and i cant find virtuoso
[13:25] <lalalol> fabio333, ?
[13:25] <fabio333> yes?
[13:26] <fabio333> virtuoso and nepomuk use a lot of resources
[13:26] <lalalol> where can i find that virtuoso thing?
[13:26] <lalalol> nepomuk is disabled, only virtuoso to go
[13:27] <fabio333> do you neeed it?
[13:27] <fabio333> lalalol: nepomuk is still running
[13:27] <fabio333> look at ps axj | grep nepo
[13:28] <lalalol> i get 3 lines of code with that command
[13:29] <fabio333> nepomukserver is running
[13:29] <lalalol> how do i disable it? :o
[13:30] <noaXess> i have this command as cronjob.. edited with crontab -e: 20 23 * * 4 /usr/bin/mycommand
[13:30] <noaXess> but it won't be startet at this time.. i i can't see an log entry.. any idea why my cronjob won't run?
[13:31] <fabio333> there is a trick, i wont tell u (/usr/share/autostart...)
[13:32] <lalalol> thx fabio333
[13:33] <fabio333> lalalol: do not delete those files
[13:33] <fabio333> just edit if you need
[13:33] <lalalol> i dont have any knowledge of editing that
[13:34] <fabio333> so dont'hack you kde
[13:35] <lalalol> fabio333, hold on
[13:36] <lalalol> fabio333, ill change "Settings:Start Nepomuk:true" to "Settings:Start Nepomuk:false" ?
[13:36] <fabio333> just comment off with # the Exec line in those files
[13:36] <fabio333> so the service wont start
[13:36] <lalalol> oh thx
[13:36] <fabio333> and disabe nepomuk in the settings
[13:36] <lalalol> i know that trick, from a programming language, but i have to use ' then
[13:37] <fabio333> what language?
[13:37] <fabio333> python ?
[13:37] <lalalol> vb.net >.<
[13:38] <lalalol> but fabio333, i get an error
[13:38] <lalalol> it cant save it
[13:38] <fabio333> because you need to use sudo
[13:39] <lalalol> how can i do sudo in dolphin? :s
[13:41] <r00t_> fabio333: is that rm comand safe to run? I didint see anyhting that would reintall ./`kde afterwards
[13:41] <fabio333> r00t_: just restart kde
[13:41] <fabio333> that will rigenerate the .kde folder
[13:42] <fabio333> some wallpaper or desktop theme will get lost
[13:43] <r00t_> thanks
[14:19] <noaXess> i have this command as cronjob.. edited with crontab -e: 20 23 * * 4 /usr/bin/mycommand
[14:19] <noaXess> but it won't be startet at this time.. i i can't see an log entry.. any idea why my cronjob won't run?
[14:21] <EagleScreen> is your mycommand executable?
[14:21] <EagleScreen> try chmod +x mycommand
[14:21] <noaXess> EagleScreen: yes.. if i run the command normally on the cli it works perfect..
[14:21] <noaXess> EagleScreen: it is executable..
[14:23] <EagleScreen> is cron runnung?
[14:23] <EagleScreen> *running?
[14:28] <noaXess> EagleScreen: cron runing.. hm. how to check that? ps ax | grep cron output's nothing..
[14:28] <EagleScreen> $ ps aux | grep cron
[14:31] <noaXess> thomi    21278  0.0  0.0   3040   796 pts/2    R+   15:30   0:00 grep --color=auto cron
[14:31] <noaXess> so.. no cron ?
[14:35] <noaXess> ok.. hm.. first restrt the machine.. maybe cron comes up..
[14:40]  * user4242 decreases his system noobness level by 30% by uninstalling avahi
[14:41] <faultline> I was hoping to find some help using WinE to open a .exe can anyone tell me how to use it?
[14:41] <user4242> wine program.exe
[14:42] <genii> Might also want to check the application database
[14:42] <genii> !appdb
[14:42] <faultline> faultline@Faultline:~$  wine requiem_memento_mori_setup.exe
[14:42] <faultline> wine: Module not found
[14:43] <voidgazer> try cd /path/to/your/program first
[14:43] <faultline> O.o
[14:44] <lalalol> who can i PM?
[14:44] <lalalol> its about tons of problems with kde 4.4.1
[14:45] <genii> faultline: This error happens when you copy the .exe from a Windows filesystem... it doesn't have same Linux permissions it needs to run (chmod +x filename will make it runnable)
[14:45] <faultline> Erm....like 'wine cd/home/downloads/requiem_memento_mori_setup.exe' ?
[14:45] <faultline> Genii:  So I do the chmod line first the wine
[14:45] <voidgazer> nah, like cd /home/downloads && wine requiem_memento_mori_setup.exe
[14:45] <faultline> ?
[14:45] <voidgazer> although /home/downloads doesn't look right at all :)
[14:46] <voidgazer> wherever you saved it to :)
[14:46] <voidgazer> http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=17933
[14:47] <voidgazer> faultline: there's a video on there that helps, apparently
[15:00] <faultline> Bah I cannot figure how to do this
[15:00] <faultline> :/
[15:01] <faultline> I double cliked it and it started the installer :/
[15:08] <freeaks> hi there, it seems i cannot start kde session in latest lucid lynx
[15:09] <freeaks> i get kdm i enter my password kde star to open session, i get black screen and then i'm back at kdm again
[15:09] <freeaks> i cannot start kde session
[15:09] <freeaks> someone can help ? is this a known problem ?
[15:10] <genii> !lucid
[16:02] <gaetano> ciao a tutti
[16:02] <Pici> !it | gaetano
[17:04] <venik> to install WINDOWS in VMware, which VMware product do I need?  Server, Fusion, Workstation?
[17:04] <venik> (VMserver, VMfusion, VMworkstation?)
[17:06] <Vroomfondle> venik: any of them
[17:06] <Vroomfondle> but is there any reason why you're using vmware specifically?
[17:07] <Vroomfondle> virtualbox is good and free.
[17:07] <venik> I have installed VMserver, but I do not know how to start it
[17:07] <arch0njw> venik, how complicated do you want to get?  And "What Vroomfondle said".
[17:07] <arch0njw> VMware Server should be started as a service automatically when the machine starts.  There should be a console you can get to via a browser.
[17:07] <Vroomfondle> venik: Virtualbox is also easier and is in the Ubuntu repos.
[17:07] <venik> I know that the WINDOWS programs I need run on VMware.  I am not sure about VB
[17:08] <arch0njw> VMware (Workstation) and !Virtualbox are nearly identical.
[17:08] <Vroomfondle> They'll run on Virtualbox (unless they need to do fancy 3D stuff).
[17:08] <arch0njw> (doh... no virtualbox definition from the bot :-(...)
[17:09] <venik> ok-- thanks-- I'll try that one, if it is in the repositories
[17:09] <Vroomfondle> !virtualbox
[17:09] <arch0njw> if you already have vmware server installed, the console URL should be:  http://localhost:8222/ui/#
[17:09] <Vroomfondle> arch0njw: bot's parser just isn't good enough ;)
[17:10] <arch0njw> Vroomfondle: needs to be case aware :)
[17:10] <venik> thanks, guys-- this is great
[17:12] <venik> I think that VMware also have a free version
[17:48] <venik> installed VirtualBox, but when I run it (from the terminal) I get ann error message: A0JF1-F6V0U-UE3AM-49N3M"
[17:48] <venik> sorry-- the message was saying: couldn't create index file /var/tmp/kdecache..... etc.
[17:52] <genii> venik: Does it say something about uid 1000 instead of uid 0 after that, or similar?
[17:52] <venik> no
[17:53] <venik> at first it wanted me to install some more stuff, which I did (OSE source, etc.), but now it only complains about its inability to create an index file
[17:53] <faultline> how do i uninstall a game?
[17:53] <venik> maybe I should run it in sudo...
[17:54] <venik> now it compalined about the uid 1000 etc.
[17:54] <venik> (after I tried to start it as sudo
[17:56] <faultline> Can anyone help me with wine?
[17:58] <venik> I think I have wrestled it to the ground.  XP is installing now.... stay tuned
[18:12] <gregg> ummm, krusader is all of a sudden giving me... nothing at all - like 0 columns - anyone know what that could be about??
[18:16] <tatiana> alguien me puede ayudar a configurar una impresora en kubuntu 9.10
[18:17] <tatiana> alguien habla español?
[18:22] <genii> !es | Tatewaki
[18:23] <genii> Bah. Tab fail
[18:50] <ilter_> Hello. I use an external HD on Kubuntu 9.10. My external HD has 2 ntfs partition. I use first of them but i can't mount the second one. How can i solve this problem?
[18:53] <arch0njw> ilter_: I usually end up using qtparted or gparted to get some insight into the differnt partitions.  You might need to manually mount it.
[18:55] <ilter_> Hello arch0njw. What is qtparted or gparted? And how can i mount it manually?
[18:55] <arch0njw> Those are partition editors.  I know there is a way to get that information from the command-line, but I like the purdy UIs. :-)
[18:56] <arch0njw> You can install qtparted through KPackageKit.  That should take care of all of the dependencies for you.
[18:56] <arch0njw> You can then use those to figure out the device name of each partition (e.g., /dev/sdf1, /dev/sdf2, etc.).
[18:57] <arch0njw> !mount
[18:58] <arch0njw> If you need to manually mount you can mount with a command like: "sudo mount /dev/sdf2 /media/other-partition".  But you need to manually create /media/other-partition for that to work.  This is where !DiskMounter and automounting is so nice.
[18:58] <mefisto__> ilter_: there may be errors on the partition that won't mount. the ntfs-3g driver that is used when mounting ntfs is conservative and will not mount an unclean partition, to prevent further corruption
[18:59] <ilter_> ubottu: there isn't Disk & Filesystem icon under advanced tab.
[18:59] <arch0njw> ooohh... good point.  ilter_, can you access both partitions of that USB drive from a windows machine?
[19:00] <ilter_> Yes i can access from a windows machine.
[19:00] <arch0njw> Looks like the bot needs to be updated for KDE4...
[19:00] <ilter_> My KDE version is 4.3.2
[19:01] <arch0njw> I think what the equivalent would be is "Removable Devices"
[19:01] <arch0njw> ilter_: You might also have a "Partition Management" icon under Advanced / System.  Do you?
[19:02] <ilter_> No i don't have "partition management" icon.
[19:03] <mefisto__> ilter_: install partitionmanager if you want that icon
[19:03] <mefisto__> !info partitionmanager
[19:03] <arch0njw> Okay.  I suggest installing partitionmanager.  You can do that through KPackageKit.
[19:03] <ilter_> arch0njw: I'm trying command which you gave.
[19:03] <arch0njw> ilter_: that command will not work
[19:04] <arch0njw> ilter_: that was an example.  You need to use something like partitionmanager, or the command-line equivalent, to know the exact name of the device.
[19:05] <ilter_> ok i'm downloading partitionmanager by apt-get install.
[19:06] <arch0njw> cool.  let me know when it is installed, and when you have opened it (it's under "System Settings -> Advanced" in the "System" section at the bottom).
[19:06] <ilter_> To learn linux i'm trying to use commands as much as possible.
[19:06] <arch0njw> That's excellent.  :)
[19:07] <arch0njw> When all else fails, the command-line interface (CLI) is your best friend.
[19:07] <mefisto__> and often commandline is easier, eg apt-get install...
[19:07] <ilter_> Ok it's just installed. Now there is a partitionmanager icon under system / advanced.
[19:07] <arch0njw> sweet.  open it up, please.
[19:08] <arch0njw> ilter_: and I am assuming your USB drive is presently connected.
[19:08] <ilter_> So also is there any way to learn exact name of my device?
[19:09] <ilter_> Yes of course it's connected :)
[19:09] <txukie> hi, im using kubuntu configured for netbook and with kde 4.4.1 packages
[19:10] <arch0njw> ilter_: that is exactly what we're working on here :)
[19:10] <arch0njw> ilter_: partitionmanager is open and you see yoru drives in the upper left?
[19:10] <txukie> maybe im too dumb but cant figure out a way to add a new activity to the default ones (newspaper and applications)
[19:10] <ilter_> it seems the second partition name is sdb6.
[19:11] <arch0njw> ilter_: okay.  So you are looking at the drive with two ntfs partitions.  :)  great.  You can tell what is mounted by running this at the CLI:  df -kh
[19:11] <txukie> I want to add a new activity called maybe "social" with facebook and widgets like that
[19:12] <arch0njw> ilter_:  If you do not see sdb6 mounted anywhere, then we can try mounting it.  However, as previously mentioned, the ntfs-3g utils might not mount it if they detect anything they interpret as a corruption
[19:12] <arch0njw> ilter_: First things first.  did 'df -kh' show sdb6 as being mounted anywhere?
[19:14] <genii> Guest7994: Please stop with the CTCP
[19:15] <ilter_> Yes "df -kh" shows sd6 but it's already mounted. And it's path /home. I realized that it's my own HD not a USB partition. Sorry :(
[19:15] <mefisto__> the ntfs-3g.probe command might be of help
[19:15] <ilter_> So still i don't know exact name of second partition of USB drive.
[19:16] <arch0njw> ilter_: let's identify that first using partitionmanager.
[19:16] <arch0njw> ilter_: in the upper left, you'll see your drives.  Look through them until you find one with two ntfs partitions.  That sounds like the one you will want.
[19:17] <ilter_> Ok but now there isn't anyone with two ntfs partitions on partitionmanager.
[19:17] <arch0njw> ilter_: the USB drive is conncted and mounted?
[19:18] <ilter_> Yes it's connected and it's first partition has already mounted.
[19:19] <arch0njw> ilter_: are you sure they are ntfs partitions and not fat16 or fat32?
[19:19] <ilter_> I'm sure both of them are ntfs partition.
[19:20] <arch0njw> ilter_: Okay.  Another approach.  You are able to get to the first partition through Dolphin, right?
[19:20] <ilter_> Yes.
[19:21] <arch0njw> ilter_: where does that mount to?  do you know what that is called?
[19:22] <ilter_> I don't know where does it mount. "df -kh" doesn't show it (first partition) also.
[19:23] <arch0njw> ilter_: try opening that first partition in Dolphin.
[19:23] <ilter_> Yes i opened it in Dolphin.
[19:23] <arch0njw> It should show up if you use 'df -kh' now.
[19:24] <semistud2354> Question? My System Activity Monitor doesn't update the cpu anymore
[19:24] <ilter_> Ooops sorry now it shows. First partition mounted on /media/NTFS
[19:24] <semistud2354> it used to update it like....constantly...now...nothing
[19:25] <arch0njw> ilter_: great.  paste the output of this:  df -kh | grep /media/NTFS.  It should be only one line.
[19:26] <ilter_> /dev/sdb5             120G  119G  350M 100% /media/NTFS
[19:26] <arch0njw> Thank you.  And you said that /dev/sdb6 is mounted to /home?
[19:27] <ilter_> Yes.
[19:27] <ilter_> /dev/sda6              26G   15G  9.8G  60% /home
[19:27] <arch0njw> Ah.  sda.  Okay.
[19:28] <ilter_> Ooops :( again sorry yes it's sda6 not sdb6.
[19:28] <arch0njw> With your USB drive now mounted, try running Partition Manager again.  It's the fastest way I can think of to get the full device name of the other partition on the USB drive.
[19:29] <arch0njw> You will want to look at the device "/dev/sdb" and that should tell you all of the partitions on that device.
[19:30] <ilter_> On partition manager it says that;
[19:30] <ilter_> /dev/sdb6  ext3              Linux-Ext3      29.80 GiB
[19:31] <ilter_> But i'm sure second partition is also ntfs partition. It's type can not be ext3.
[19:31] <semistud2354> Question? My System Activity Monitor doesn't update the cpu anymore
[19:31] <semistud2354> it used to update it like....constantly...now...nothing
[19:32] <arch0njw> ilter_: We can still try to mount it just to see what will happen.  If you are certain it should be ntfs, I find it very strange it is reporting as EXT3
[19:33] <ilter_> Ok let me check again my USB drive on win machine ..
[19:33] <arch0njw> ok
[19:34] <mefisto__> sudo ntfs-3g.probe --readonly /dev/sdb6  will tell you if it's not mountable, and (hopefully) why not
[19:35] <faultline> can anyone tell me if it is supposed to take forever to load soemthing with wine?
[19:35] <arch0njw> (gah... blanked on remembering to use the 'probe command.  Thank you, mefisto__)
[19:35] <ilter_> I checked it again. And win says the second partition is ntfs.
[19:35] <arch0njw> faultline: usually "forever" with me means it isn't loading.  Have you tried running via the command line?
[19:35] <faultline> I dont know the commands that well.
[19:35] <arch0njw> ilter_: try the ntfs-3g.probe command mefisto__ suggested
[19:36] <arch0njw> faultline: wine the.exe
[19:36] <ilter_> mefisto_: thank you i'm trying the command.
[19:36] <mefisto__> faultline: depends on the program. wine is hit-and-miss
[19:37] <faultline> its loading just taking like 15 minutes to do so but on windows 7 only took like 20 seconds
[19:38] <ilter_> mefisto: i tried "sudo ntfs-3g.probe --readonly /dev/sdb6" command
[19:39] <arch0njw> faultline: try running the exe via wine via the command line.  There is sometimes output there that explains why things aren't working.
[19:39] <ilter_> CLI accepted the command. It doesn't give any errors but still df -kh doesn't show about adb6.
[19:39] <ilter_> *sdb6
[19:39] <faultline> Its saying no such klodule
[19:39] <mefisto__> faultline: what's the program? you can search for it on appdb.winehq.org for possible instructions on getting it to work better
[19:40] <faultline> requiem memento mori
[19:40] <faultline> the file is UPDATERUSA.exe
[19:40] <faultline> Do I need to type it in all caps liek the file is?
[19:40] <xjjk> faultline: yes, WINE is often slow
[19:41] <xjjk> faultline: I assumed you figured out your panel problems you were having; you kept disconnecting the evening you had the problem
[19:41] <xjjk> sort of made it impossible to help you
[19:41] <faultline> Is there something faster then wine that is free?
[19:41] <arch0njw> ilter_: what was the output of the probe command?  Please use pastebin if it is more than one line.
[19:41] <arch0njw> !paste
[19:42] <ilter_> It didn't gives any output.
[19:42] <ilter_> *give
[19:42] <faultline> xjjk:  Yeah...I also learned to update my wireless drivers and it fixed my connection problem
[19:42] <xjjk> faultline: if you have a legal copy of Windows, you could virtualize
[19:42] <xjjk> faultline: KVM and Virtualbox OSE are free
[19:42] <faultline> can I use sudo apt-get to get them?
[19:43] <xjjk> faultline: virtualbox-ose, easily (that's the package name)
[19:43] <xjjk> kvm (also the package name) requires a bit more work, it's a framework
[19:43] <xjjk> you need to find a GUI
[19:43] <xjjk> and probably read up how to use it
[19:43] <xjjk> KVM performs a *lot* better AFAIK
[19:44] <faultline> i just wanna play city of heroes and villains and maybe requiem: memento mori on here lol
[19:44] <xjjk> oh, games
[19:44] <arch0njw> ilter_: No output...?  I feel bad saying this, but my expertise is at an end at this point.  Wish I knew more to help out.
[19:44] <xjjk> wine is your best bet
[19:44] <faultline> And I am not sure how to work wine real well...
[19:44] <xjjk> it's difficult to virtualize 3D hardware
[19:44] <xjjk> Virtualbox (non-FOSS version) has 3D accel, but nowhere near native speed
[19:44] <xjjk> WINE can get to native speed
[19:45] <ilter_> arch0njw: when i tried this command with --readwrite option it gives one line output as below;
[19:45] <ilter_> The disk contains an unclean file system (0, 0).
[19:45] <faultline> How can I speed it up?
[19:45] <xjjk> faultline: I'm not sure
[19:45] <mefisto__> ilter_: so my guess was right :)
[19:46] <xjjk> faultline: if you don't mind spending money, you may want to look at crossover games
[19:46] <ilter_> mefisto_: what was your guess?
[19:46] <xjjk> faultline: it's a WINE distribution that's supposed to be a bit more polished/optimized
[19:46] <faultline> Im broke lol
[19:46] <mefisto__> ilter_: that the partition was unclean and ntfs-3g was not mounting it for that reason
[19:46] <faultline> Im trryin for makin WINE work a little faster maybe...do you know much about it?  I apparently cant connect to #winehq
[19:47] <ilter_> What does it mean? But i can use it from windows machine ..
[19:47] <mefisto__> ilter_: use windows to check and fix that partition, then *safely remove* before unplugging, and it should mount
[19:48] <mefisto__> ilter_: you could also do a forced mount, but it's safer to check it in windows
[19:48] <xjjk> ilter_: yeh... Windows is a POS
[19:48] <ilter_> Should i need to format it to fix that partiton?
[19:48] <xjjk> ilter_: boot into Windows
[19:48] <xjjk> run chkdsk /r
[19:48] <xjjk> follow instructions
[19:48] <xjjk> reboot twice (twice is important)
[19:48] <FloodBotK2> xjjk: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:48] <xjjk> ilter_: Windows will keep using the filesystem even if there are consistency problems
[19:49] <xjjk> whether you think that is bad or good is up to you
[19:50] <lalalol> hi, i updated to KDE 4.4.1 and the backspace key works again in my browser, and i cant remember how i disabled it, who can help?
[19:50] <ilter_> xjjk: what is POS? Can i fix second partition from windows without format?
[19:50] <xjjk> ilter_: look up POS on the Internet, this is a family channel and I can't define it
[19:50] <xjjk> ilter_: read what I said
[19:50] <xjjk> you do not need to format, but you do need Windows to fix the problem
[19:51] <maco> ilter_: Piece of Poo (replace "poo" as needed)
[19:51] <mefisto__> hehe. windows is POP
[19:52] <ilter_> :) Ok i got it. I agree with you about windows.
[19:52] <ilter_> Ok xjjk i'm going to try fix it from POS windows :)
[19:53] <xjjk> ilter_: in case I haven't emphasized, rebooting twice is important
[19:53] <xjjk> rebooting twice into Windows, that is
[19:53] <arch0njw> Brings a whole new meaning to Windows XP OS...
[19:54] <ilter_> arch0njw, mefisto_ and xjjk thank you so much for your concerns. I'll ask you if i need help more for this issue.
[20:15] <penocio> how to install a .bin ?
[20:16] <arch0njw> penocio: usually, from the command-line:  sh ./filename.bin
[20:17] <arch0njw> penocio: sorry.  chmod +x filename.bin ... then you can directly run the file (./filename.bin)
[20:18] <arch0njw> penocio: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-unix-command-run-execute-bin-files-in-linux/
[20:18] <skamster> hey all, i've a problem.. i've a radeon card, installed there the bin-driver, checked, if it's the right (and it is), played with aticonfig, which didn't  bring me the right result, amdcccle who doesn't got the right settings and xrandr which doesn't work because it's extension (randr) isn't installed.. the probem: :) the hdmi-monitor is the primary monitor and the vga-one the second.. i want it in the other way..
[20:18] <skamster> could someone help me? :)
[20:19] <penocio> arch0njw:  ok
[20:19] <skamster> i readed post's, tried things with xorg, read tutorials and so on, but didn't find something usefull..
[20:24] <mac32> hello to all, somebody here knows about imsniff?
[20:38] <C0ld_Z3r0> Do you like music? Check this out: http://soundcloud.com/hanibalbecter/dj-gott-destruction
[20:38] <slow-motion> hi
[20:44] <arch0njw> !hi
[21:18] <Daughain> Whats the l;ast word in the command string to completely remove kubuntu desktop from a system?
[21:27] <chinobis> tranquility
[21:31] <winXPuser> how do I install Gnome in Kubuntu?
[21:34] <Unksi> sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop?
[21:34] <Unksi> or install ubuntu-desktop in whatever is the package manager in kubuntu
[21:34] <winXPuser> why doesn't this command have "Gnome" in it?
[21:35] <Unksi> kpackagekit, i think?
[21:35] <Unksi> because its a meta package for the gnome desktop, which is called plain ubuntu
[21:35] <Unksi> as it is the default desktop environment
[21:35] <winXPuser> ok
[21:39] <Unksi> like kde is called kubuntu-desktop :)
[21:47] <andrew__> hola, alguien pude ayudarme?
[21:48] <ilter_> xjjk: I made chkdsk second partition my USB driver on windows machine. Then i tried "ntfs-3g.prope --readwrite /dev/sdb6". At this time It didn't give any output or errors but "df -kh" doesn't show it still. Do you have any more suggest?
[21:49] <andrew__> alguien me puede ayudar con la composicion de los efectos de escritorio?
[21:49] <andrew__> porfa
[21:49] <rork> !es | andrew__
[21:50] <andrew__> somebody can help me with the composition in kde desktop
[21:50] <andrew__> please
[22:01] <Matisse> hi
[22:02] <Matisse> I'm having graphic problems with gnome programs. Does anybody know a general solution path?
[22:03] <arch0njw> Matisse: try this:  http://honk.sigxcpu.org/con/Letting_GTK__applications_blend_nicely_into_KDE4.html
[22:09] <at2500> tagchen. irgendwer mit einem msi wind u100 der mir bei dem mikrofon-problem helfen kann
[22:11] <Matisse> !de at2500
[22:11] <at2500> ups. sorry. can anybody help me with my msi wind microphone problem?
[22:12] <Matisse> tell your problem, dont ask if somebody can help
[22:12] <Matisse> !ask
[22:12] <Matisse> !de
[22:16] <at2500> okay. with my msi wind u100 and kubuntu 9.10 my microphone wont work. it does make noises if i knock against it, but its not possible to get any useful sound. if anyone knows how the resolve the issue, please help  me ;)
[22:18] <Matisse> this sounds like a hardware problem actually
[22:19] <at2500> it isnt. the mic works with win xp
[22:19] <at2500> i read about the problem, but i didnt find any solutions.
[22:19] <Matisse> but you could try to capture something with audacity and listen if it sounds like it should
[22:21] <at2500> i'll try that.

[22:35] <at2500> okay. so this is a skype-related problem, audacity works perfectly. thanks a lot
[22:47] <Matisse> at2500, look if theres a new skype version
[22:49] <at2500> i just installed the newest skype directly from the website. no changes. it seems to be a skype/pulseaudio problem
[22:50] <Matisse> i think disabling pulseaudio ( shell: /etc/init.d/pulse stop   or something) never makes problems
[22:50] <Matisse> try it
[22:50] <Matisse> I could always still playback music after stopping or killing pulse
[22:51] <tijesus77> mais yen a du monde ici
[22:53] <tijesus77> je voudrais creer une salle
[22:55] <Matisse> !fr
[22:55] <tijesus77> *ubuntu-fr
[22:56] <tijesus77> #ubuntu-fr
[22:56] <Matisse> /join #ubuntu-fr
[22:56] <tijesus77> oui merci
[22:56] <Matisse> essayez ce
[22:57] <at2500> err. okay. question: does or does not kubuntu 9.10 use pulseaudio? because i think on my desktop machine it is installed automatically
[22:57] <mefisto__> at2500: it's not installed by default
[22:58] <at2500> okay. how does software mixing then work in kubuntu? what daemon does it?
[22:59] <mefisto__> at2500: phonon with xine backend. actually, you could try using the mplayer phonon backend instead
[23:00] <at2500> so skype doesnt work in the newest version because it requieres pulseaudio?
[23:00] <mefisto__> at2500: install phonon-backend-mplayer and change backend in systemsettings > multimedia
[23:00] <at2500> what for?
[23:01] <mefisto__> at2500: it may solve your problem. phonon normally uses the xine backend, but you could try with the mplayer backend instead
[23:02] <at2500> isnt the mplayer backend still under heavy development it doesnt work good?
[23:03] <mefisto__> at2500: I don't know, but it's working fine for me
[23:03] <slow-motion> n8
[23:04] <at2500> mh. phonon-backend-mplayer doesnt exist. thats sad.
[23:04] <mefisto__> at2500: ok, I must be getting it from a ppa repo
[23:08] <at2500> oh man, skype for linux sucks.
[23:09] <mefisto__> at2500: here's where I'm getting it, if you want to try: https://launchpad.net/~samrog131/+archive/ppa/+packages?start=75&batch=75
[23:11] <at2500> oh man, skype for linux sucks.i'll try that
[23:15] <at2500> nah, with the mplayer backend its still the same. i think the missing pulseaudio is the problem.
[23:17] <mefisto__> at2500: what about skype settings? do you have "allow skype to automatically adjust my mixer levels" on?
[23:17] <at2500> no i disabled it and took the same settings that work in audacity
[23:17] <at2500> i am searching for a packaged skype-static-oss
[23:18] <mefisto__> at2500: disabled pulseaudio?
[23:18] <at2500> its not installed ;) i think that is the problem, because on the skype website it says it needs pulseaudio
[23:33] <kimo> Hello
[23:34] <kimo> i need help
[23:34] <kimo> Kubuntu can run in 512 Ram
[23:34] <kimo> non or yes
[23:36] <at2500> mefisto: i hate skype
[23:36] <kimo> Hi
[23:36] <kimo> can I Help me
[23:36] <kimo> i want to see if Kubuntu can be runing in my 512 ram old pc
[23:44] <mefisto__> at2500: look at the 3rd post here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1416539  that worked for me, I could see all audio hardware in skype settings, instead of just pulseaudio
[23:45] <at2500> mefisto: i dont have pulseaudio installed.
[23:45] <bazhang> !resetpanels
[23:46] <at2500> i already can configure skype exactly the way i do it with audacity
[23:47] <at2500> mefisto: but if i do so, the skype sound is blurred and fuzzy and not understandable. in audacity or when i unmute it in kde i can hear me clearly
[23:55] <mefisto__> at2500: what about kmix settings? do you have a mic boost in kmix?
[23:58] <at2500_> yes. and its activated. if i just unmute it, i can hear me perfectly. the problem only appear when using skype.
[23:59] <mefisto__> so kmix mic boost on or off, it sounds the same in skype?


[08:15] <mgz> morning
[08:16] <mgrandi> hey
[13:41] <vivekimsit> Hi! how can I revert my changes to older revisions
[13:56] <jelmer> vivekimsit: bzr revert -rX
[13:56] <jelmer> where X is the revision number
[14:00] <venefyxatu> does bzr branch load everything in memory before dumping anything to disk?
[14:02] <venefyxatu> and, if yes, is it possible to disable this behaviour?
[14:03] <vivekimsit>  jelmer: Thanks but let me tell you that my branch is not local i.e. I have co my branch
[14:07] <jelmer> vivekimsit: you can unbind it
[14:07] <vivekimsit> jelmer: Hmm, but when I ran above command it worked fine
[14:07] <vivekimsit> but I think changes will be in my local only
[14:08] <jelmer> vivekimsit: yes
[14:08] <jelmer> vivekimsit: if you want the branch to go back, you can use "bzr up -rX"
[14:08] <jelmer> venefyxatu: what do you mean?
[14:09] <vivekimsit> jelmer: ok! its is for making the changes in the server, right?
[14:09] <mgz> vivekimsit: say exactly what you want to do
[14:09] <vivekimsit> But I have already run my command in my local branch: bzr revert -rN can I still use the above command
[14:09] <mgz> if by "revert" you mean "back out a set of changes from trunk", that's another thing
[14:10] <vivekimsit> mgz: I have my code on a server, I co from it and pushed the changes but now I want to revert my changes in the local as well as server
[14:12] <mgz> you put the changes on the server by mistake? using a checkout probably needlessly confusing for you.
[14:12] <venefyxatu> jelmer: I'm trying to branch a 568M repo from a remote host - on my local machine (4G RAM) this works fine, on my test server (600M RAM) the process dies eventually. Keeping an eye on ps aux shows me that RSS increases all the way up to +/- 416M on the server, 500something M on my local machine
[14:16] <mgz> do you actually want the branch on the server?
[14:16] <mgz> or just to deploy to it?
[14:18] <mgz> anyway, for your original question you can either merge the inverse of the changes you want to remove, or just forcably push an old revision on top of the server
[14:18] <vivekimsit>  mgz: we are a team and in which every person works on the local branch and pushes the code on the central server
[14:19] <vivekimsit>  mgz: And as told told I already ran the command: bzr revert -rN on my local machine
[14:19] <mgz> you want a central server for a team of people and a 600MB branch, and that server only has 600MB ram?
[14:19] <mgz> revert only changes the tree.
[14:19] <mgz> not the branch, local or remote.
[14:19] <vivekimsit> mgz: So now what, my local tree is changed, should I push it on the server?
[14:20] <mgz> no. I still don't know what you're actually trying to do.
[14:21] <vivekimsit> (07:49:19  IST) mgz: revert only changes the tree.
[14:21] <mgz> either you want to commit a change that makes the code the same as a previous revision, or you can just push up an old rev
[14:21] <vivekimsit>  mgz: push up the older revision
[14:22] <mgz> the first is for cases such as, you implemented a feature, but broke the build, and now want to change back to fix the build while you redo the feature
[14:22] <vivekimsit> yes
[14:22] <mgz> the second is for when you just messed up a push and can tell everyone else to not pull the mistaken revision
[14:22] <vivekimsit> But the problem is that I reverted the change in my local
[14:23] <vivekimsit> So, my server is at one revision higher than my local now
[14:23] <mgz> that's not a problem, all you do in running `bzr revert` is change the tree
[14:23] <vivekimsit>  mgz:  you got it
[14:23] <mgz> vivekimsit: that was an either/or, I still don't know if you want 1 or 2
[14:23] <vivekimsit>  mgz: Ya! now my next task it sync my tree with the server
[14:24] <mgz> regardless, run `bzr revert` and get your local tree back to the current branch state
[14:25] <vivekimsit> mgz: My tree: rev2, my branch:rev3
[14:27] <mgz> see also <http://doc.bazaar.canonical.com/bzr.2.5/en/user-guide/core_concepts.html> and linked docs from there
[14:27] <mgz> your tree does not have a revision.
[14:28] <mgz> revisions are properties of branches, you just changed the contents of the files to look like they did in the previous rev, and I still don't know if you want to back out the change or just undo it
[14:30] <vivekimsit> mgz: Let me summarize once again. I made some changes in my tree pushed it on the server but after some time I got to know that my changes were bad to by mistake I ran the command bzr revert which changed my local tree to the older and correct revision but I wanted to do the same on my server.
[14:30] <mgz> vivekimsit: okay, let's do the back out version, as that's most generally applicable
[14:32] <mgz> in which case, you should really merge the inverse of the change `bzr merge -r3..2` but for your case `bzr revert -r-2` as you did is okay (as there are no subsequent changes)
[14:32] <mgz> that just changes the tree.
[14:32] <mgz> you then commit that reversion, `bzr commit -m "Revert feature_branch_a which broke the build"` or whatever appropriate commit message
[14:33] <mgz> that creates r4, which is similar to r2 but with different history,
[14:33] <mgz> and in your case as you're using a remote branch, there is no `bzr push` step.
[14:35] <vivekimsit>  mgz: ok! but to let you know when I do bzr diff it shows all the differences that I don't want now will your step work fine with it?. Also I usually do local commit first and then push
[14:35] <mgz> the diff should only show things you want to change back, otherwise something has gone wrong.
[14:36] <mgz> so, `bzr diff` should be the inverse of `bzr diff -r2..3` in your case
[14:37] <vivekimsit>  mgz: whatever I don't want that diff now
[14:38] <mgz> vivekimsit: I don't understand
[14:39] <vivekimsit>  mgz: Sorry you were rigth
[14:40] <vivekimsit>  mgz: ok! it worked
[14:40] <vivekimsit>  mgz:  Is there any straightforward solution to it
[14:41] <mgz> buy more ram?
[14:41] <mgz> I'm not sure which conversation we're having right now.
[14:48] <vivekimsit> I have one more issue, I often work on more than one project at a time. so it becomes diff to write the name of the projects every time. Eg: bzr push lp:~XXXX/my_branch_name. Is there any way by which my current tree name is automatically picked as a branch name during the push
[14:51] <mgz> vivekimsit: yes, if you have a consistent local layout
[14:51] <vivekimsit> like
[14:51] <mgz> see <http://doc.bazaar.canonical.com/bzr.2.5/en/user-reference/configuration-help.html#section-options>
[22:27] <ttilley> is there a sane and reasonable method of pulling bzr down to git? maybe not even pushing back. quilt is already in use, so good enough for me, right? i just don't grok branching and merging in bzr, whereas git is dead simple and very familiar.
[22:28] <ttilley> just need to work on two projects at once, only one of which can be contributed back upstream (but both need to be included in the local product)
[22:28] <ttilley> err... s/project/branch/
[23:01] <hazmat>  how can one diff a  branch at a particular non head revision with another branch
[23:01] <hazmat> even if the branch is updated to a particular rev, diff seems to use the head when diffing
[23:02] <bob2> ttilley, it's pretty simple, it's just that each clone is a branch
[23:02] <bob2> ttilley, so you'd: cd master ; bzr merge ../34559-add-bonghits
[23:03] <bob2> instead of 'git checkout master ; git merge 34559-add-bonghits'
[23:03] <hazmat> ah.. bzr dif -r revno  path_to_other_branch does the trick


[03:58] <ianorlin> wait I didn't miss a meeting?
[03:58] <eps> Nope.
[07:03] <pleia2> sorry about that, since there was no agenda no one ran the meeting (I'm in Paris this week, meeting was at 4AM and I was trying to sleep)
[07:04] <rww> pleia2: in lieu of emailing: then those two things should have been on the agenda :P
[07:05] <rww> but yes, I probably should also have said anything. i was multitasking at the time and went meeeeehhhhhhhhh eff it
[07:05] <rww> said something **
[07:05] <rww> (my apologies)
[07:06] <pleia2> rww: I didn't know if eps or jyo would be here
[07:06] <pleia2> so was hard to pre-add to agenda :\
[07:06] <rww> then you stick it on there and defer to mailing list if not
[07:07]  * rww shrugs
[07:07] <rww> summer/fall lull sucks
[07:09] <pleia2> anyway, they were just examples of possible topics
[07:09] <pleia2> which is why I tend to chime in even when we're (often!) agendaless
[07:10] <pleia2> now, of to conferencing!
[07:10] <pleia2> off
[07:10] <rww> openstack, right?
[07:11] <pleia2> yep
[07:11] <rww> have fun :)
[07:12] <pleia2> thanks :)
[19:11] <nhaines> Where da meetings at?


  Knee is getting better!!!
[18:15] <cmaloney> jrwren: That's awesome!
[18:16] <greg-g> I wonder if rick_h is just thinking "quit bragging"
[18:16] <rick_h> lol
[18:16] <jrwren> yeah, sorry rick_h
[18:16] <rick_h> I just got off the phone with my doc because erica is worried I might have a blood clot in my leg now...so yay more broken perhaps!
[18:17] <greg-g> oh geez
[18:17] <rick_h> but I'm very happy for jrwren :)
[18:17] <jrwren> ugh.
[18:17] <greg-g> good luck man
[18:17] <rick_h> the scheduler lady said nice things about my son so I'm on a dad-high atm
[18:17] <jrwren> :)
[18:17] <rick_h> got to do the "thanks, dad's all love to hear those things about their kids"
[18:17] <jrwren> dad high's rule.
[18:21] <greg-g> <3
[18:31] <cmaloney> rick_h: Oh noes
[18:31] <cmaloney> also: Michael is a treasure to be around


[12:08] <alpasov> hi enyone there?
[12:10] <alpasov> i just install the ubuntu studio and I have very iritating problem. After log into the system, startup the display center, and it turnin on into a hundred of windows
[12:10] <alpasov> how can I fix it?
[12:23] <sakrecoer> alpasov: what is turning on into a hundred windows?
[12:23] <alpasov> dipslay properties
[12:24] <alpasov> where I set the resolution etc
[12:24] <sakrecoer> alpasov: you mean, the one in "settings manager" right?
[12:24] <alpasov> yes
[12:25] <sakrecoer> does it show as if you had 100 screens, or does the window where you do the settings open up 100 times?
[12:25] <alpasov> but particulary only monitor settings is turning on
[12:26] <sakrecoer> not sure i understand what you mean by "turning on"...
[12:26] <alpasov> sorry my english :)
[12:27] <sakrecoer> np.. lets figure this out :)
[12:27] <sakrecoer> do you have multiple screens?
[12:27] <sakrecoer> i mean, like dual-display?
[12:27] <sakrecoer> alpasov ^
[12:28] <alpasov> no
[12:28] <alpasov> its just
[12:28] <alpasov> simple
[12:28] <sakrecoer> just one screen, ok...
[12:28] <alpasov> windows of setting of the monitor
[12:29] <alpasov> i close it
[12:29] <alpasov> but
[12:29] <alpasov> it still
[12:29] <alpasov> opens up
[12:29] <alpasov> i have actualy a "100" of this windows
[12:29] <alpasov> openede
[12:29] <alpasov> opended
[12:29] <alpasov> opened
[12:29] <sakrecoer> and can you do any settings in one of the 100 windows of setting? or is it frozen?
[12:30] <sakrecoer> what happens if you open another setting in "setting manager" ?
[12:30] <alpasov> yes i can do everything in all windows
[12:30] <sakrecoer> ok, so close them all down, and try open another setting in there...
[12:31] <sakrecoer> (you don't have one of those gaming mouses with automatic turbo click? :p)
[12:32] <alpasov> yes but this is happened after every reboot
[12:32] <alpasov> :)
[12:32] <sakrecoer> only with the window for display settings?
[12:32] <alpasov> yes
[12:33] <alpasov> after a some time it stopped
[12:33] <alpasov> thats why I can spek to you
[12:33] <alpasov> *speak
[12:34] <sakrecoer> ok... but, just let me e on the same page as you: you don't have a gameing mouse with automatic turbo-click?
[12:34] <alpasov> no :)
[12:34] <sakrecoer> :)
[12:34] <sakrecoer> very odd thing...
[12:36] <sakrecoer> alpasov: if you open a terminal and type "xfce4-display-settings"
[12:36] <sakrecoer> does it also open up 100 times?
[12:36] <alpasov> ok wait
[12:36] <alpasov> nope
[12:37] <alpasov> but wait
[12:37] <alpasov> yes
[12:37] <sakrecoer> hm... very strange...
[12:37] <alpasov> its happens again!!
[12:38] <sakrecoer> you installed 16.04 right? and did you check that your ISO had the right checksum?
[12:39] <alpasov> yes this is 16.04 but I`m not shure the other thing
[12:39] <alpasov> how I check it?
[12:40] <sakrecoer> on this link: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntustudio/releases/16.04.1/release/MD5SUMS you will see a bunch of numbers and letters, next to a "*ubuntustudio-16.04"
[12:41] <sakrecoer> alpasov: do you still have the iso you used to install?
[12:41] <sakrecoer> the one you downloaded...
[12:41] <alpasov> yes I burn it
[12:41] <sakrecoer> ok, but the file, do you have it on another machine? or was it downloaded on the machine you just installed the new version on?
[12:42] <alpasov> I have on a usb
[12:42] <sakrecoer> good!
[12:42] <sakrecoer> but wait...
[12:43] <sakrecoer> the file right? the one called "ubuntustudio-16.04.1-dvd-amd64.iso" or "ubuntustudio-16.04.1-dvd-i386.iso"
[12:44] <sakrecoer> if you do have that file on the USB, put the USB in your computer, mount it, and open a terminal
[12:44] <alpasov> 1 min
[12:46] <alpasov> its no so easy when windows still popup
[12:46] <sakrecoer> its ok, i'll be a hear for a while :)
[12:46] <sakrecoer> i'll be *here
[12:48] <sakrecoer> alpasov: try to stop the windows from poping up with "killall xfce4-display-settings" in a terminal
[12:50] <alpasov> ok I mount it
[12:51] <alpasov> actually widows huriccane stopped
[12:51] <alpasov> *windows
[12:51] <sakrecoer> nice
[12:52] <alpasov> so how i check checksum?
[12:52] <sakrecoer> alpasov: are you familiar with the terminal or not at all? i need you to cd into the USB... that should be "cd /media/YOURUSERNAME/USB_devicename
[12:53] <alpasov> hmm
[12:54] <alpasov> i knew some
[12:54] <sakrecoer> if you have other drives in there, you can see what is in /media/USERNAME/ by typing "ls /media/YOURUSERNAME/
[12:54] <alpasov> but terminal is a still enigma
[12:54] <sakrecoer> :) i understand, don't worry, we take it slowly :)
[12:58] <alpasov> ok in my its not happening
[12:58] <alpasov> how I can change it
[12:59] <alpasov> mounted iso open in terminal?
[12:59] <sakrecoer> can you type this in your terminal for me, and then send me the link that will show in your terminal?
[12:59] <sakrecoer> ls /media/YOURSUERNAME | pastebinit
[13:00] <sakrecoer> you have to replace YOURUSERNAME with your username..
[13:00] <sakrecoer> alpasov, or whatever your username is in your computer
[13:00] <alpasov> sounds simple :)
[13:01] <alpasov> media/alpasov/Ubuntu-Studio 16.04.1 LTS amd64$
[13:01] <alpasov> this is that iso mounted
[13:02] <sakrecoer> alpasov: you didn't type what i asked you
[13:02] <sakrecoer> type this: ls /media/alpasov/ | pastebinit
[13:03] <alpasov> ok sorry
[13:03] <sakrecoer> and don't worry, it is hard at first :)
[13:03] <alpasov> http://paste.ubuntu.com/23061531/
[13:03] <alpasov> its ok? :)
[13:04] <sakrecoer> yes
[13:04] <sakrecoer> can you do this now: ls /media/alpasov/Ubuntu-Studio\ 16.04.1\ LTS\ amd64 | pastebinit
[13:05] <alpasov> http://paste.ubuntu.com/23061550/
[13:06] <sakrecoer> ok, we can't checksum the iso, because its not there... your usb is a bootable one...
[13:06] <alpasov> but actually I copied iso ont he destktop
[13:07] <sakrecoer> is it on your desktop now?
[13:07] <alpasov> yes because when I put usb I dont have a mouse
[13:07] <alpasov> :)
[13:08] <alpasov> only broken touchpad
[13:08] <alpasov> I should tell this
[13:08] <alpasov> sorry
[13:09] <sakrecoer> if it is on your desktop do this:
[13:09] <sakrecoer> in a terminal:
[13:09] <sakrecoer> md5sum ~/Desktop/ubuntustudio-16.04.1-dvd-amd64.iso
[13:10] <sakrecoer> after a moment the terminal should show you this:
[13:10] <sakrecoer> 8cd41a7d930e37dda51b3ca64cffbdec *ubuntustudio-16.04.1-dvd-amd64.iso
[13:10] <sakrecoer> if the number at the begning is different, then the iso had a problem downloading..
[13:12] <alpasov> 8cd41a7d930e37dda51b3ca64cffbdec  /home/alpasov/Pulpit/ubuntustudio-16.04.1-dvd-amd64.iso
[13:12] <sakrecoer> ok, that looks alright
[13:12] <alpasov> so what now?
[13:13] <sakrecoer> i'm affraid my technical knowledge is too limited...
[13:13] <alpasov> ok . It seem simple, but :)
[13:13] <sakrecoer> you could try ask in #ubuntu ... but you mentioned your mousepad was broken, could it be interfering with your mouse?
[13:13] <alpasov> no
[13:14] <alpasov> its indepenend
[13:14] <sakrecoer> right.. if it was, it wouldn't go bananas when you start display settings from terminal
[13:15] <alpasov> maybe I get used to this :)
[13:15] <sakrecoer> you hsouldn't have to...
[13:15] <sakrecoer> alpasov: are you speaking portuguese?
[13:15] <alpasov> no :)
[13:15] <alpasov> I`m from Poland
[13:16] <sakrecoer> ok, sorry... i thought maybe "pulpit" was desktop in portoguese...
[13:16] <alpasov> maybe I don`t know
[13:16] <alpasov> :)
[13:16] <sakrecoer> alpasov: try ask here maybe: #ubuntu-pl
[13:17] <alpasov> ok thank you very much for the help
[13:17] <sakrecoer> it's the polish ubuntu support channel
[13:17] <sakrecoer> well... i'm sorry i couldn't help you fix it..
[13:18] <alpasov> no problem
[13:18] <sakrecoer> but i wish you the best of luck :)
[13:18] <alpasov> good day to you
[13:18] <alpasov> thanks
[13:18] <alpasov> :)
[13:18] <sakrecoer> feel free to stick around, maybe someone else will show up that can help you
[13:18] <sakrecoer> you too have a good day!
[13:52] <alpasov> test
[15:03] <studio-user324> hola
[15:04] <autumna> hi
[15:05] <studio-user324> tengo una pregunta
[15:06] <studio-user324> instale en una maquina ubuntu studio y la maquina simplemente no lo ve sigue subiendo en win 10
[15:08] <studio-user324> lo que he hecho y estoy en eso, es regrabandolo, con la diferencia que ahora desactive uefi
[15:08] <autumna> !es | studio-user324
[15:09] <studio-user324> gracias
[15:09] <autumna> :)


[04:00] <stgraber-laptop> Testing IRC from new office, seems like reverse DNS is already setup, yeah !