[04:05] <Flannel> thug4life: Do any of them *not* have a hash infront of them?
[04:05] <raulh> John: try sending it to a already created directory, it might have to do with CHMOD's aswell.
[04:05] <sidney> I have a second drive ext3. this forum gives this command to mount it  sudo mkdir /media/storage
[04:05] <ctmjr> spO: fusion as in compiz-fusion or fusion as in science?
[04:05] <Voss> Senesence get what you can off the hard drive now, and get a new hard drive
[04:05] <Lunis> dahlia: it's per-person. i like ftp myself :P
[04:05] <thug4life> Flannel: u mean in front of the #
[04:06] <jdu> Senesence, I don't know.  stalling on scans might mean a bad floppy drive or something.
[04:06] <myself> is there a way to make it so you can keep stuff copied in the clipboard after closing a program that you copied it from?
[04:06] <jdu> Senesence, you'll have to decide for yourself.  but if tools designed to detect problems complain, well...
[04:06] <dahlia> Lunis, I mean I dont see much support for nfs and a lot for samba... so I assume everyone is using samba these days?
[04:06] <raulh> myself: even if you close it, it stays on clipboard.
[04:06] <jdu> Senesence, really, it's not my area of expertise; I suggest getting a second opinon
[04:06] <jdu> opinon
[04:06] <Flannel> thug4life: No, I mean the # itself.  Doany of the CDrom lines not have a # with them?
[04:06] <myself> raulh it doesn't
[04:07] <jdu> opinion
[04:07] <Senesence> jdu: I disconnected the floppy, disabled it in bios, so that should not be a problem (also the buffer I/O errors are on the sda drive specifically)
[04:07] <raulh> yes it does, i just tried it.
[04:07] <myself> not for me
[04:07] <myself> i close Evolution Mail for example and i dont have it copied anymore
[04:07] <Voss> sen, SATA or ide?
[04:07] <raulh> What did you copy..?
[04:07] <Lunis> dahlia: personally i think that's because there's more demand for samba because of the amount of people networking at home between linux and windows boxes. i love nfs and i hate samba
[04:07] <myself> i dunno
[04:07] <Senesence> Voss: sda, so sata I guess.
[04:08] <raulh> lol you probably copied an object, which you can't paste.
[04:08] <thug4life> Flannel: there isnt no / in front of the #
[04:08] <raulh> anyway idk what to tell ya, ill brb i have to restart X
[04:08] <Voss> Sen, change it to a different SATA port and if its still giving you IO errors get your stuff off the drive ASAP, If it stops giving errors you have have a bad SATA connector on your motherboard
[04:08] <Flannel> thug4life: that's not what I asked.
[04:08] <raulh> hmm alt+ctrl+backspace isn't restarting X o.o
[04:09] <Lunis> raulh: doesn't for me either i noticed the other day
[04:09] <raulh> weird...
[04:09] <Flannel> thug4life: Do any of the lines that have "deb cdrom" in them *not* have a "#" infront of that?
[04:09] <raulh> OH it might be because i just updated my system.
[04:09] <blognewb> Hi!
[04:09] <raulh> anyway i'm going to restart, cya soon.
[04:09] <Senesence> Voss: So it could be SATA cable, and/or the SATA port on the mobo?
[04:10] <blognewb> How do you set the PuTTy window always on top?
[04:10] <Voss> Sen, possibly, did you change something recently hardwarewise?
[04:10] <thug4life> Flannel: sorry i mis read you
[04:10] <webb_b> what does everyone think about sirc   irc client
[04:10] <Senesence> Voss: No, but this is a fairly old rig.
[04:10] <Voss> Sen, or did you recently have a problem with the power supply?
[04:11] <Lunis> blognewb: that's dependent on the window manager i think
[04:11] <Flannel> blognewb: there's a menu option for it (a checkbox somewhere in settings)
[04:11] <thug4life> Flannel: no all 3 things with ded cd rom all have a # at the begining
[04:11] <Senesence> Voss: No, this has essentially just happened out of the blue.
[04:12] <Flannel> thug4life: Alright, hit q, then sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list, then remove one of the #, then ctrl-O to save, ctrl-X to close.
[04:12] <dahlia> are there any tools for setting up nfs? I dont even have an /etc/exports file
[04:12] <thug4life> Flannel: sorry most of my screen is cut off yes there is one with out the #
[04:12] <Voss> Sen, like I said try hooking it to a different sata port and if your still having problems , get your data off and replace the drive
[04:12] <JPSman> I got a complete noob question.  I unexpanded one of my panels using panel properties, and now I cant get back to panel properties because it un-expanded...how do I get to the panel properties when I cant right click on some free space on the panel?
[04:13] <Senesence> Voss: Ok, thanks for your help.
[04:13] <Senesence> jdu: Thanks for your help, and time.
[04:13] <Senesence> Later.
[04:13] <Flannel> thug4life: Alright.  Then you should have it showing up as a repository.  One question though, why are you looking to install fbset in the first place?
[04:14] <blognewb> Flannel: there's none! :(
[04:14] <thug4life> Flannel: it says deb cdrom: [ubuntu 9.04 _jaunty jackalope_ - release powerpc+ps3 (20090421)]/ jaunty main restricted
[04:14] <TheShahFactor> anyone familiar with libfakekey
[04:14] <Flannel> blognewb: in PuTTy?  Window > Appearances > Ensure Window is Always on Top (or something like that)
[04:14] <Lunis> blognewb: are you using gnome with metacity>
[04:14] <ctmjr> JPSman: did you try different spots on the panel the edges might work if not
[04:15] <Flannel> thug4life: Is there one that ends in "universe" by any chance?
[04:15] <JPSman> oh god duh thank you ctmjr
[04:15] <Lunis> blognewb: because you can right-click on the title bar and set a window to always-on-top
[04:15] <blognewb> Lunis: Flannel none both :(
[04:15] <ctmjr> JPSman: your welcome
[04:15] <Flannel> blognewb: I'm staring at it right now.
[04:16] <raulh> how can i install wine through the terminal will sudo apt-get install wine work?
[04:16] <Flannel> raulh: Yes
[04:16] <blognewb> lol
[04:16] <thug4life> Flannel: to awnser your question im using a 51 inch hdtv and the text is really bad and has black borders
[04:16] <sebsebseb> Lunis: looks like  I may have been a little wrong,   th0r  ...
[04:16] <Flannel> thug4life: Right, but that's terminal text.  Don't you want a GUI on this thing?
[04:16] <Shunde> 黑客破解苹果键盘固件 可远程控制电脑  http://news.mydrivers.com/1/141/141071.htm
[04:16] <raulh> god i love good frame buffer when scrolling down sites >_<
[04:17] <MT-> Shunde: this is an english only channel
[04:17] <thug4life> Flannel: yes i want the gui but even in the gui the text is blurry and unreadable
[04:17] <Flannel> Shunde: Please help keep this channel on topic.  Ubuntu support only.
[04:17] <Lunis> sebsebseb: huh?
[04:17] <Flannel> thug4life: framebuffer stuff doesn't change the GUI stuff.
[04:17] <Shunde> haha
[04:17] <blognewb> Flannel: http://img7.imageshack.us/img7/7540/dellcsf.jpg
[04:17] <blognewb> :(
[04:17] <raulh> what is that 3d Desktop environment called?
[04:17] <thug4life> Flannel: oic
[04:17] <Flannel> blognewb: Behavior
[04:17] <Shunde> I can't speak the sentence with english
[04:18] <Flannel> blognewb: Not Appearance
[04:18] <blognewb> oooh you said appearance
[04:18] <ctmjr> !cn | Shunde:
[04:18] <sebsebseb> Lunis: th0r told me something and so on from there
[04:18] <Flannel> blognewb: Ah, so I did.
[04:18] <blognewb> i don't have my mind right now :>
[04:18] <Lunis> sebsebseb: ah, okie ^^
[04:19] <blognewb> thanksssssss!
[04:19] <thug4life> Flannel: so how can i get the text more readable on my 51 inch hdtv im trying to get it set up so my wife can use the ps3 to do internet stuff so i dont have to give up my windows pc
[04:19] <sebsebseb> Lunis: apparantly it's against the EULA, but maybe not illegal
[04:19] <Lunis> blognewb: oh you're not using linux xD that explains why right-click didn't work
[04:19] <sebsebseb> Lunis: well yes it will be against the EULA
[04:20] <thug4life> Flannel: and also get rid of the black borders
[04:20] <Flannel> thug4life: you'll probably want to install some graphics drivers or something. You might try #ubuntu-ps3, they'll know more about the ps3 than I will.
[04:21] <raulh> does anyone know what the 3d Desktop environment thing is called??
[04:21] <thug4life> Flannel: ok thanxs for the help and sorry to have bothered you
[04:22] <Flannel> thug4life: No worries.  Sorry I'm not familiar with the ps3
[04:22] <Lunis> raulh: "3d desktop enviroment" on google reveals Project Looking Glass and lg3d as the first two results
[04:22] <ctmjr> raulh: you mean  compiz?
[04:22] <libtech> raulh: compiz-fusion?
[04:22] <raulh> yyyyyyyyes thank you.
[04:22] <thug4life> Flannel: thats fine at least i didnt try to put ubuntu on my old windows based pc
[04:23] <Flannel> thug4life: That'd probably go a lot smoother.
[04:23] <thug4life> Flannel: lol i didnt think it would even work being it has an amd athlon 64 3500+ cpu
[04:23] <arooni-mobile___> is there a way to change my default browser to firefox 3.5 on jaunty?
[04:24] <Clouse> Hi there all I have made and new user and am currently trying to copy all files on my desktop form the old account to the new one, how ever this is proving rather hard, does anyone here know how to do *.* to copy all files is an given directory?
[04:24] <thiebaude> arooni-mobile___: firefox 3.5 is in synaptic
[04:24] <arooni-mobile___> thiebaude, i already downlooaded firefox 3.5 but now what?
[04:24] <arooni-mobile___> thiebaude, through synaptic
[04:24] <bastidrazor> Clouse, just copy the directory.. cp -Rp directory
[04:24] <Flannel> thug4life: Oh, that'd run fine.  How much RAM does it have?
[04:25] <Clouse> I have googled and looked in the cp man but unless I am missing something (which I propblerbly am) nothing.
[04:26] <thug4life> Flannel 2 gigs of ram with an nvidia geforce 8500 gt 512 mb pcie card
[04:26] <Flannel> thug4life: Psh, yeah.   That'll run really nicely.
[04:26] <thiebaude> arooni-mobile___: it should be on your menu under Internet, shiretoko
[04:26] <Flannel> thug4life: that's better than my desktop.
[04:26] <libtech> not mine
[04:26] <g_> Can I compile c++ programs for windows on linux using wine?
[04:27] <Flannel> g_: Just use gcc
[04:27] <Clouse> bastidrazor: Thanks, but I only want the files I can see and not the system files hiding.
[04:27] <Flannel> g_: look into mingw and "cross compiling"
[04:27] <thug4life> Flannel: its 3 yrs old the 939 socket cpu is out of date
[04:27] <mazda01> xfce4-panel is using 21808 virtual memory. this has got to be a huge memory leak. any thoughts on how to fix if I even can?
[04:27] <g_> Flannel: Do you know if wine will work to save me the trouble
[04:27] <Flannel> thug4life: Just because something is a few years old doesn't mean it stops working.  That's a perfectly good computer.
[04:28] <g_> the trouble of cross compiling
[04:28] <Flannel> g_: I have no idea if wine will work, but I do know that trying ot go through wine would be more difficult to do.
[04:28] <samd> hi, i have a old computer with ubuntu server, it is connected wirelessly to the network, but if for some reason, the router goes down, or the connection broken, ubuntu server wont autommaticly reconnect, is there any way the server will auto-reconnect in case the connection is broken?
[04:28] <libtech> mazda01: deallocate teh memoryz
[04:28] <thug4life> Flannel: yea it is just cant run newer games as they need a dual cpu
[04:28] <mazda01> libtech: what does deallocating the memory mean?
[04:29] <mazda01> libtech: it seems to keep rising the longer the machine is on. since this is my main file server and mythtv backend, this is unacceptable
[04:29] <libtech> return it to the heap
[04:29] <mazda01> libtech: i don't know how to do that?
[04:30] <cbcbilling> hello all
[04:30] <cbcbilling> can anyone help me fixing usplash
[04:30] <cbcbilling> i tried to install ubuntu start-up manager
[04:31] <cbcbilling> and installed the finger print usplash theme
[04:31] <cbcbilling> after rebooting system hanged
[04:31] <cbcbilling> please help me
[04:32] <CaptainCrook> i've messed up in my menu.lst some of my uuid lines any way to recover it?
[04:32] <sidney> Ok i got the drive mounted but it has a lock beside it in gparted and i cant drag a folder to it
[04:33] <blognewb> ZOMG my postfix is working
[04:33] <Lunis> CaptainCrook: as long as you didn't fudge up the default settings, just run "# sudo update-grub"
[04:34] <cbcbilling> help please
[04:34] <Raenir> I'm trying to install EVE-Online on Ubuntu (8.04 I think) anyone know if theres a proper channel for it?
[04:34] <CaptainCrook> Lunis: in fact ... i've combined 2 menu.lst file in one... and deleted the original one
[04:34] <Lunis> Raenir: here is as good as anywhere
[04:34] <Lunis> CaptainCrook: you should never mess with menu.lst since it's auto-generated
[04:35] <Raenir> Also does Ubuntu have something like Itunes?
[04:35] <Lunis> Raenir: quite a few things
[04:35] <Lunis> Raenir: songbird is your best bet
[04:35] <mazda01> libtech: what can I do to solve this issue? do I even really need the xfce4-panel? could I just add launchers to the desktop?
[04:35] <Lunis> Raenir: there's also Quod Libet, Exaile, Amarok, Rhythmbox, Banshee, and others, but Songbird is the most iTunes-like
[04:36] <cbcbilling> can anyone help me fixing usplash on root?
[04:36] <CaptainCrook> Lunis: yeah but better when manually arranged... is there any way to generate uuid lines? where those come from?
[04:36] <Raenir> songbird also work with managing my ipod?
[04:36] <Lunis> Raenir: through a plugin, i'm pretty sure it does
[04:36] <Lunis> Raenir: but don't quote me
[04:37] <Lunis> CaptainCrook: manually editing menu.lst on Ubuntu is asking for trouble. UUIDs can be found in /dev/disk/by-UUID (i THINK)
[04:38] <CaptainCrook> Lunis: allright thanks
[04:38] <ctmjr> mazda01: there ia a mythbuntu channel they might be able to help you, and yes you need some form of a dock on your desktop
[04:38] <raulh1> how do i setup compiz fusion?
[04:38] <Raenir> kay' how do I browse to my windows ntfs folders when Im in the explorer like window
[04:38] <Lunis> Raenir: Ubuntu should auto-mount it
[04:38] <Lunis> or them, rather
[04:39] <Raenir> oh wait the one im currently in lets me nvm
[04:39] <chrislabeard> how do you remove a program again
[04:39] <raulh1> go into add/remove programs
[04:39] <chrislabeard> apt-get remove application
[04:39] <Raenir> sometimes I'm asked to explore and doesnt show the others
[04:39] <ctmjr> chrislabeard: depends on how you installed it
[04:39] <CaptainCrook> Lunis: is there any way to know witch one point to witch partitions?
[04:39] <chrislabeard> apt-get install
[04:40] <mazda01> ctmjr: i tried to join mythbuntu channel but nothing came up. are you sure there's a mythbuntu channel? are you talking about ubuntu-mythtv
[04:40] <Lunis> CaptainCrook: probably
[04:40] <Raenir> Anyways, bback to EVE-Online
[04:40] <chrislabeard> ctmjr: so if i use apt-get install i use apt-get remove
[04:40] <Raenir> How do i get it to work on Ubuntu, CCP doesnt seemt o have a linux client anymore
[04:40] <CaptainCrook> Lunis: hehe... i see... allright gonna try them all...
[04:40] <ctmjr> mazda01: hold on will double check
[04:40] <TeachableMoment> im running my computer headless and the display is stuck at 640 after the latest kernel update
[04:40] <ctmjr> chrislabeard: yes
[04:41] <deexannihilate> Does anyone know how to make an Acer Aspire One D250 run off of cable? I've been oh here a few times with no success and am hoping someone can help out!
[04:41] <TeachableMoment> I want it back to 1024!
[04:41] <Raenir> so im trying to fool around with line but when I try to run it from my C drive (the version already installed on Vista) it explodes
[04:41] <Raenir> Wine* not line
[04:41] <raulh1> anyone want to help me get compiz-fusion running?
[04:42] <Tiki218> Having trouble running Wow (wotlk) on ubuntu 9.04 (64bit).  When i run it through wine I get to the login screen and then it just locks up.  I've got a geforce 9800gx2 video card
[04:42] <deexannihilate> Also, does anyone know if I can use an ipod as memory stick since it has storage capability?
[04:42] <raulh1> Deexan
[04:42] <raulh1> put it in Disk mode :)
[04:43] <ctmjr> mazda01: your right it is #ubuntu-myth there is also a mythtv-users with a lot more people in it
[04:43] <deexannihilate> raulh1: how do I go about that?
[04:43] <raulh1> hold the middle and the menu buttons
[04:43] <raulh1> then hold select and play after the logo appears.
[04:43] <mazda01> ctmjr: i probably need to find out if there is a xfce channel as the problem is with xfce4-panel command
[04:43] <raulh1> Does anyone know how i can Fix the whole firefox laggy, scroll bug?
[04:44] <addison_> huh, only getting 60k down from the repos... :(
[04:44] <deexannihilate> raulh1: what is select?
[04:45] <raulh1> the middle button lol.
[04:45] <ctmjr> mazda01: that one is #xubuntu
[04:45] <bigdog_> can anyone check out these lines and tell me if something fishy is going on lines 311,331,405,347,388 http://paste.ubuntu.com/245216/
[04:45] <deexannihilate> raulh1: ok. it goes back to what appears to be the regular programming. is this correct?
[04:45] <raulh1> blaaaaa! the laggy scroll in firefox is bugging me :(
[04:45] <raulh1> no it should tell you "in disk mode"
[04:45] <deexannihilate> raulh1: got it
[04:46] <eboyjr> Hey people :) Did 9.04 64-bit always come with a stable version of ext4?
[04:46] <raulh1> yeah hope that works, to take it off diskmode, just hold select+menu, and it will boot into the ipod firmware
[04:47] <deexannihilate> raulh1: so, if I wanted to put remix 9.04 on it, i'll be able to use it at startuo to run"?
[04:47] <chrislabeard> ctmjr: and if installed using aptitude is it aptitude remove ?
[04:47] <raulh1> I don't know about that, in theory, ofcourse.
[04:47] <Raenir> Okay this is weird
[04:47] <deexannihilate> alright. it is worth a shot!
[04:47] <deexannihilate> raulh1: thanks!
[04:48] <Raenir> when I try to play a song in Songbird or ANY other Linux music player it doesnt play it sticks at 0:00 no sound and doesn't move
[04:48] <ctmjr> chrislabeard: yes it is always best to uninstall a package the same way you installed it
[04:48] <raulh1> Deexannihilate: np
[04:48] <Raenir> I am trying to play songs off of my ntfs HD
[04:49] <Raenir> Anyone know what my problem is?
[04:49] <LogicalDash> Suppose I copy a tar file to a DVD-RAM using dd if=myfile.tar of=/dev/cdrom. Will I be able to read the resulting disc?
[04:49] <raulh> sorry Raenir, i didn't see what you ask, what's wrong?
[04:50] <Raenir> None of my songs from my ntfs drive are working
[04:50] <att0> I installed Ubuntu server 9.04 and I went ahead and installed ubuntu-desktop so I could have a GUI. Now I want to remove ubuntu-desktop, but when I try, it says it will only free 52kb. How can I fully uninstall ubuntu-desktop?
[04:50] <Raenir> they stay at "0:00"
[04:50] <raulh> can you read from the NTFS drive?
[04:50] <Raenir> yes
[04:50] <Raenir> I can see it and browse the folders
[04:50] <raulh> hmmm.. try to open a text file or something from it.
[04:50] <eboyjr> Should I use ext3 or ext4?
[04:51] <raulh> ext3, from personal experience never used ext4.
[04:51] <B1OS> i wanted to install vsftpd and it says this: "0 upgraded, 1 newly installed, 5 to remove and 0 not upgraded." Does that mean i already have it? or what?
[04:51] <Raenir> yup just opened a text file
[04:51] <Raenir> worked fine
[04:51] <raulh> 1 newly installed, means you installed it B1os
[04:51] <LogicalDash> eboyjr, I have had no trouble with ext4, the main thing to worry about I've heard is that some applications that rely heavily on timestamps and the like might not work the same between the two filesystems.
[04:51] <raulh> Raenir, what are you using to play them/
[04:51] <B1OS> raulh: what does it remove?
[04:51] <dassouki> lsusb sees my webcam, but i can't seem to open it with camorama or cheese
[04:52] <raulh> it says TO remove, i hasn't remove anything.
[04:52] <LogicalDash> dassouki, what webcam?
[04:52] <Raenir> Im trying everything
[04:52] <Raenir> tried songbird
[04:52] <eboyjr> LogicalDash: Oh wow okay that seems fine.. they are just timestamps. I hope FSpot doesn't use it like that
[04:52] <Raenir> tried ryhmbox
[04:52] <Raenir> songs stay at 0:00 and dont play
[04:52] <dassouki> LogicalDash: Bus 002 Device 002: ID 174f:6a33 Syntek Web Cam - Asus F3SA, F9J, F9S
[04:52] <LogicalDash> eboyjr, no, there are some other fairly significant changes between the filesystems, it's just that you won't see them as long as your programs don't use them
[04:53] <ctmjr> !mp3 | Raenir
[04:53] <Raenir> it sees the files, it loaded the files it just wont "play" them
[04:53] <Tiki218> Raenir,  did you install the Ubuntu Restricted Extras Package.  That should alow you to play .mp3 and such
[04:53] <raulh> Uhh. i don't know.. ill try to see if i get the same error.
[04:53] <LogicalDash> dassouki, ah, go into your BIOS and make sure that the webcam is turned on.
[04:53] <B1OS> raulh: then why does it say "After this operation, 2413kB disk space will be freed."
[04:53] <raulh> it's probably removing old, out-dated dependencies.
[04:53] <B1OS> ok
[04:54] <eboyjr> LogicalDash: Thank you! I heard ext4 was faster. I have already selected it accidentally anyway :P
[04:54] <Raenir> I thought I installed the package
[04:54] <Raenir> ill go double check
[04:55] <Tiki218> the other packages to look at are gstreamer packages under the sound&video tab in the add/remove applications
[04:55] <Tiki218> i have both installed and can listen to music from my ntfs drive
[04:55] <raulh> does anyone know a solution to my scroll problem? firefox is really laggy, frame lag when i scroll down all pages.
[04:55] <dassouki> LogicalDash: it is :D
[04:55] <dassouki> LogicalDash: it works when i boot into windows
[04:55] <Raenir> k installing packages
[04:56] <Raenir> Anyone know how to get EVE Online to work on Ubuntu? I tried running it off from the NTFS drive and it exploded
[04:56] <Raenir> using Wine
[04:56] <att0> How can I remove ubuntu-desktop and all dependencies?
[04:56] <Raenir> for games and applications that need wine to run do I need to reinstall them onto Ubuntu?
[04:56] <RtFM> raenir yea i got it working
[04:57] <LogicalDash> dassouki, you might have better luck if you use the alternative Linux kernel from array.org
[04:57] <raulh> omg this scroll lag is driving me insane i can't find a fix..
[04:57] <RtFM> Raenir im not sure if you do but i know you need to run wine in windowed mode
[04:58] <LogicalDash> dassouki, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/269123
[04:58] <RtFM> Raenir you also need to run it from the exe
[04:58] <dassouki> thanks LogicalDash
[04:58] <LogicalDash> dassouki, you're welcome!
[04:58] <Raenir> wine needs to be "run"?
[04:58] <Raenir> I dont see the option to run wine
[04:59] <Raenir> I see it under applications with 4 options "notepad, browse C:\, configure, and uninstall
[04:59] <lstarnes> Raenir: it's run through the terminal
[04:59] <raulh> ok, so i narrowed it down when i use the scroll bar and hold and drag it doesn't lag but when i use my mouse it lags could it be because it's a wireless mouse??
[04:59] <LogicalDash> Raenir, you wouldn't run it explicitly if you're working in the window manager, you'd open Windows executables "using" WINE
[04:59] <psychcf> Has anyone had any problems with slow video playback?
[04:59] <spO> what does Ubuntu usually use to automount usb drives?
[05:00] <lstarnes> Raenir: also, anything opened with wine's file browser would probably be run throigh wine
[05:00] <LogicalDash> Raenir, this actually does tell the computer to run Wine on the executable, fwiw
[05:00] <raulh> psychcf, do you have appropriate graphics drivers?
[05:00] <psychcf> raulh: yep, latest nvidia drivers
[05:00] <LogicalDash> sp0, FUSE
[05:00] <psychcf> it'll slow down, then stop, then play back any frames that it missed
[05:01] <psychcf> and it does that over and over again
[05:01] <raulh> I never have expirianced laggy video, it could be your graphics card, because i remember my old pc would do it, but after i upgraded it i had no problems
[05:01] <psychcf> yeah, but this is a fairly new computer
[05:01] <Raenir> k, how do I run wine in the terminal?
[05:02] <raulh> AHA eat that ubuntu.
[05:02] <raulh> it was the Effect's making firefox's scroll laggy.
[05:02] <lstarnes> Raenir: it depends on which file you need to run
[05:02] <LogicalDash> Raenir, usually just "wine <path to Windows exec>"
[05:04] <Tiki218> when i run World of Warcraft (Wotlk) through Wine I can get to the login screen and then it locks up on me and i can't do anything.  does anyone have any ideas/
[05:04] <rian> hi
[05:04] <LogicalDash> Tiki218, you might have better luck in #wine
[05:04] <raulh> on rythm box
[05:05] <raulh> how do i stop it from searching for songs through all my paritions
[05:05] <rian> hi all
[05:05] <raulh> it's lagging the hell out of my pc..
[05:05] <rian> can i join?
[05:05] <df747jet> Can I shrink an "extended" partition in gparted
[05:05] <LogicalDash> rian, what do you want to join?
[05:05] <raulh> Df747 i tried that earlier, and all it did was kill ubuntu, and kill windows
[05:05] <rian> join into this topic
[05:05] <LogicalDash> df747jet, try it and find out?
[05:05] <raulh> i don't reccoment it df747jet.
[05:06] <LogicalDash> rian, how do you join a topic?
[05:06] <wizzo50> rian: There is more then 1 topic going on
[05:06] <df747jet> doh, because I wanted to try hackintosh
[05:06] <Raenir> how do I copy and paste a files path
[05:06] <rian> this topic.... what u talking about?
[05:06] <raulh> wtf rhytm box just crashes when i open it..
[05:07] <rian> owh.... okay!
[05:08] <uchihazombie> does anyone here play smash bros brawl?
[05:08] <Raenir> How do I copy and paste the absolute file path of a file/folder?
[05:08] <holstein> i want to force a password promt on certain desktop settings
[05:08] <Raenir> Because all I see are "tabs" and not the path
[05:08] <blognewb> hey guys! how do i delete a wget gz file that i did?
[05:08] <holstein> wallpaper, panels
[05:08] <raulh> !OFftopic | uchihazaombie
[05:08] <rian> can i ask something dor someone about video converter?
[05:08] <df747jet> can I move unallocated space out of an extended partition and merge it with primary unallocated space?
[05:08] <lstarnes> rian: you don't need permission to ask
[05:09] <rian> i trying to convert mpeg file to mp4 using mmc, but it didn't work
[05:09] <LogicalDash> rian, it helps if you tell us exactly how it didn't work
[05:09] <Raenir> I should point out that its WINE that crahses when I double click on the EVE exe
[05:09] <rian> can someone tell me better one than mmc
[05:11] <coz_> rian,  tryu handbrake
[05:11] <coz_> try
[05:11] <rian> it's work when i convert it. but when i moving it to my ipod, my ipod can't read the file.
[05:11] <LogicalDash> rian, that sounds like it might be a problem with the software you are using to move stuff to your ipod
[05:11] <blognewb> How do i undo a wget somefilegz ? i accidentally placed the wrong link :(
[05:12] <LogicalDash> blognewb, delete the file?
[05:12] <blognewb> LogicalDash: sorry how do i delete it?
[05:12] <LogicalDash> blognewb, rm <filename>
[05:12] <wizzo50> rian: Use AVS4you
[05:13] <gbear14275> whats the best tool to safely modify fstab?  I'm trying to make a partition mount on boot.
[05:13] <rian> owh... i just using my ipod USB port to connect it
[05:13] <coz_> gbear14275,    gedit?
[05:14] <Raenir> When I try to run EVE with Wine I get
[05:14] <Raenir> raenir@raenir-desktop:/media/TagnikZur/Program Files/CCP/EVE$ wine EVE.exe
[05:14] <Raenir> err:ole:CoGetClassObject class {9a5ea990-3034-4d6f-9128-01f3c61022bc} not registered
[05:14] <Raenir> err:ole:CoGetClassObject no class object {9a5ea990-3034-4d6f-9128-01f3c61022bc} could be created for context 0x1
[05:14] <Raenir> fixme:heap:HeapSetInformation 0x8d0000 0 0x33fcbc 4
[05:14] <Raenir> err:alsa:ALSA_CheckSetVolume Could not find 'PCM Playback Volume' element
[05:14] <coz_> rian,  an application named   handbrake will convert it and it is free although you might have to compile it
[05:14] <FloodBot2> Raenir: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:14] <spO> what is FUSE?
[05:14] <gbear14275> coz_: was hoping more for something that actually made it so I didn't have to input fstab values by hand
[05:14] <LogicalDash> rian, ipods are weird, they expect the files to be organized in a very specific way. There are applications to help with that...
[05:14] <LogicalDash> sp0, it's the Something Userspace File System :)
[05:14] <coz_> gbear14275,  oh mmm  let me think
[05:14] <coz_> gbear14275,  if no answer here try  #linux channel
[05:14] <ctmjr> i can set my clock to the correct time with date, but when i reboot it is behind 4 hours the bios time is correct any ideas?
[05:14] <rian> thanks Dash.
[05:15] <Raidsong> is your computer demonic in any way?
[05:15] <Raenir> I pasted my thingy into the pastebin
[05:15] <LogicalDash> rian, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPod
[05:15] <rian> i had using SONY iPod.
[05:15] <LogicalDash> rian, SONY iPod?
[05:15] <Raenir> but not sure what to do now or how it solves the problem of flooding
[05:15] <Raenir> http://paste.ubuntu.com/245273/
[05:15] <Raenir> I think thats the url of the message
[05:15] <raulh> hey guys how do i uninstall Flash player?
[05:16] <rian> yup!
[05:16] <LogicalDash> rian, I thought only Apple made iPods...
[05:17] <rian> OMG! thank u!
[05:17] <raulh> logicaldash, you're right, rian has been randoming since he joined if you didn't notice.
[05:17] <LogicalDash> raulh, I assumed he was just communicating poorly
[05:17] <holstein> how do i force a password prompt for gnome panel settings?
[05:17] <raulh> Lol i did too until he say a few stupid things.
[05:17] <deexannihilate> raulh: it is actually working so far!
[05:18] <raulh> i'm glad it worked Deex, i just don't remember what i told you to do D:
[05:18] <deexannihilate> raulh: about the ipod as a memory card lol
[05:18] <raulh> OOH lol yeah disk mode.
[05:19] <neetals> hello everybody
[05:19] <raulh> glad it worked man. that's what i used to do back when i had my 1st gen ipod.
[05:20] <neetals> i need some help in compiling a software...
[05:20] <lstarnes> neetals: what are you compiling?
[05:20] <deexannihilate> raulh: wo-man! me too
[05:20] <neetals> i am compiling mediatomb and mysql support is not being configure
[05:20] <lstarnes> neetals: you might need one of the development packages for mysql
[05:21] <neetals> oh...
[05:21] <gangil> Hi , I have 8.10 installed , If I now install 9.04 using live CD , will all my packages and data be safe or not???
[05:21] <holstein> gangil: no
[05:21] <lstarnes> gangil: it will probably have to overrwrite your existing data
[05:22] <raulh> gangil: i dont think you can do that.
[05:22] <lstarnes> gangil: you can upgrade through the package manager without the cd
[05:22] <neetals> where can i find the development package for mysql ?
[05:22] <gangil> and if I upgrade thru package manager , the data and packages are safe , right?
[05:22] <lstarnes> gangil: they should be
[05:22] <holstein> gangil: your data is safe
[05:23] <raulh> Has anyone ever heard of a taskbar sort, of media player for ubuntu?
[05:23] <rian> hi i'm sorry, i have a little confuse. it's a new things for me. that's a walkman. hahahahaha!!!!
[05:23] <gangil> ok, thank you all :)
[05:23] <holstein> gangil: some software may change in the upgrade that you might miss
[05:23] <raulh> WOOOW opera is terribly slow on ubuntu o.o
[05:24] <freemen> hello
[05:24]  * holstein needs to force a password promt for desktop settings
[05:24] <freemen> i need to donlwd torant
[05:24] <freemen>  how
[05:24] <freemen>  hello
[05:24] <raulh> freemen: www.englishdictionary.com
[05:25] <tonyglez_> get a bittorrent client
[05:25] <raulh> i really didn't understand what you said.
[05:25] <freemen>  i need to donlud torant
[05:25] <raulh> what...?
[05:25] <gangil> freemen: there is a transmitter bit torrent client , preinstalled in your system
[05:25] <holstein> freemen: click on the thing, and it should just start transmission
[05:25] <freemen> thank u all
[05:26] <gbear14275> i cant get wine off my applications menu...  where are those files stored?
[05:26]  * gangil needs to find a fast internet connection , my net is terribly slow :(
[05:26] <tonyglez_> i know this question has been asked a million times before. but i searched all the forums and i couldn't find a concrete answer to my problem
[05:26] <lstarnes> neetals: the package you need is either libmysqlclient16-dev or libmysqlclient15-dev
[05:27] <holstein> gbear14275: you can edit the menu items
[05:27] <eboyjr> This may be a really random question.   It was removed from the channel
[05:29] <raulh> dont accept anything.
[05:29] <JohnCDI1> yea
[05:29] <wizzer> ok i did thanks
[05:30] <koolhead1> hi all
[05:30] <EvilPenguin|> can somebody help me with mounting a drive with fstab?
[05:30] <levander> Is there any easy way to find out what mother board you have without opening the case in Linux?
[05:30] <happyaron> hi, please which command can show the distro's name, for example after I run it in a shell it can show 'Jaunty'?
[05:30] <raulh> if i use wget http://de.dataghost.com/ipl/dg-installer/dg-linux-installer-20070311.tar.bz2 to download, where does it get saved?
[05:30] <holstein> gbear14275: quicker would be bastidrazor's suggestion, just right click, and edit menu
[05:31] <jiohdi> anyway to repair a rar file with bad crc without par files?
[05:31] <coz_> raulh,   do that command in terminal after  you do   cd  Desktop
[05:31] <S_A> Hi! I am getting issues with Network Manager (Jaunty). It is not enabling network although I configured network properly. If I make network up from command line, it work but not woth network manager.
[05:31] <coz_> raulh,  then the file will be downloaded to the desktop
[05:31] <raulh> i already downloaded it
[05:31] <raulh> where does it get saved too
[05:31] <raulh> nvm, home folder thanks anyways.
[05:31] <gbear14275> so i guess a follow on would be... if those wine programs are no longer installed... why do they keep showing up?
[05:31] <holstein> gbear14275: or alt-F2 alacarte
[05:31] <coz_> raulh,  ok then do a search for the pacakge name    it is most likely in home directory
[05:32] <blognewb> hi guys im in deep trouble :( "sudo: /usr/local/sbin/nginx: command not found" how do i install that? :'(
[05:32] <happyaron> hi, please which command can show the distro's name, for example after I run it in a shell it can show 'Jaunty'?
[05:32] <lstarnes> happyaron: lsb_release -a
[05:33] <coz_> happosade,   lsb_release -a
[05:33] <raulh> it's not a valid command...
[05:33] <coz_> :)
[05:33] <tonyglez_> all i know of is 'uname' but that won't show 'jaunty'
[05:33] <holstein> any ideas on forcing a password promt for gnome panel settings?
[05:33] <Raenir> should I watch out for random files random people give me?
[05:33] <Raenir> "phear468.m00"?
[05:33] <lstarnes> Raenir: as a general rule, don't accept anything that you aren't sure about
[05:33] <lstarnes> Raenir: the person sending it was banned
[05:33] <jiohdi> anyway to repair a rar file with bad crc without par files?
[05:34] <coz_> Raenir,  if you didnt ask for it done accept it
[05:34] <Raenir> *clicks cancel*
[05:34] <coz_> dont
[05:34] <eboyjr> When I go to Shutdown the computer and confirm, it seems like it just kills the programs without warning. Shouldn't it destroy() all windows first?
[05:35] <amigamax> kimmy
[05:35] <coz_> eboyjr,  not sure I understand your description
[05:35] <spO> do usb drives auto mount in the Gnome desktop environment for you? I am having trouble with automount.... What handles this exactly?
 : try "lsb_release -a"
[05:35] <CaMason> Morning all. Does anyone know if I cam compile two versions of PHP5 without causing conflicts?
[05:36] <eboyjr> coz_: It is so instant... almost like the programs don't get a chance to tell you that you have unsaved changes or something similar.
[05:36] <coz_> eboyjr,  mm  generally if you have unsaved data it should warn you ...if not then everything will shutdown
[05:37] <[criipt]> !find wx-config
[05:37] <eboyjr> coz_: Okay thanks.. Oh i should test it
[05:37] <coz_> eboyjr,  well yeah start up text editor and type some thing in there then shutdown
[05:37] <coz_> eboyjr,  if it askd to save  then you are fine
[05:38] <eboyjr> coz_: O I C kewl thank you
[05:38] <Raenir> Okay wine has exploded
[05:38] <Raenir> says "Unable to elevate error 1"
[05:38] <coz_> eboyjr,   interesting thought... I have not tested this   yet  specifically to see
[05:38] <coz_> eboyjr,   I will today though
[05:39] <coz_> eboyjr,  if ubuntu does not do this then its a bit screwy :)
[05:40] <eboyjr> coz_: Yeah haha well Ubuntu is too efficient at managing windows when its closing time haha
[05:40] <holstein> hey guys, i would like to have ubuntu promt me for a password before changing desktop backgrounds, or gnome panel settings, any ideas?
[05:40] <Thorn>  Can someone help me with my audio issues?  You can read about my problem here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1226922
[05:41] <lstarnes> holstein: I don't think that's possible
[05:41] <psywiped> !ask | Thorn
[05:41] <lstarnes> holstein: password prompting is generally only done for programs that need root access
[05:41] <holstein> lstarnes: when i close my windows they catch on fire, and i can't get a promt?
[05:42] <coz_> holstein,   change the animation in ccsm if this is compiz
[05:42] <njs> holstein: I believe the term used for that sort of thing is "lockdown", have you tried googling on that?
[05:42] <raulh> does anyone know how to Read what "parition" my ipod is listen on?
[05:42] <lstarnes> holstein: it doesn't really make sense to require a password for personal settings when it requires a password for logging in
[05:42] <holstein> njs: i'll try lock down, thanks
[05:43] <Thorn> I have audio problems.  Read about it here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1226922 Help me.
[05:43] <coz_> holstein,   also I have not found one incident where any animation in compiz had interfered with prompts
[05:43] <lstarnes> holstein: if you're worried about others changing your personal settings, give them separate accounts and lock the screen on yours when you aren't at the computer
[05:43] <njs> lstarnes: people often want this for things like public terminals
[05:43] <holstein> coz_: just being sarcastic
[05:43] <lstarnes> holstein: there might also be methods for doing exactly what you mentioned, but I personally haven't seen or used any
[05:43] <coz_> holstein,  oh  :) ojk
[05:44] <Raenir> apparently setting wine to Win98 mode made it work
[05:44] <coz_> ok
[05:44] <luis_> hola gente, ahi alguien que hable español ¡¡¡
[05:44] <Flannel> !es | luis_
[05:44] <holstein> lstarnes: i'm setting up some semi pulic computers, and i'm trying to do it simple
[05:44] <Thorn> I have audio problems.  Read about it here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1226922 Help me.
[05:44] <holstein> lstarnes: with only one user account
[05:44] <lstarnes> holstein: oh
[05:44] <luis_> ok graciaaaas flannel
[05:45] <holstein> lstarnes: might have to change strategy though
[05:45] <Grant-A> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1230089
[05:45] <Grant-A> is this anything to worry about?
[05:45] <lstarnes> holstein: try http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=801981
[05:45] <Raenir> How do i check what version of Ubuntu I'm using?
[05:45] <njs> anyone know why (with intel video drivers, current Jaunty) all my 3d rendering would seem to be going through the X server (it's laggy and top reports the X server chewing up CPU whenever I have stuff rendering, but glxinfo says "Direct rendering: yes")
[05:45] <lstarnes> Raenir: lsb_release -a
[05:45] <Raenir> I assume its 8.04 but when i went to update manager it says I'm completely up to date
[05:45] <lstarnes> Grant-A: just ignore it
[05:45] <lstarnes> Grant-A: it was banned
[05:45] <Thorn> I have audio problems.  Read about it here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1226922 Help me.
[05:45] <Grant-A> yes, but was anything actually transferred to my system?
[05:46] <Raenir> yup hardy heron
[05:46] <ctmjr> !intel | njs
[05:46] <lstarnes> Grant-A: not unless you actively accepted it
[05:46] <Raenir> kay how do I update to new ubuntu? 9.10?
[05:46] <Grant-A> how would I know if I did or not?
[05:46] <Grant-A> which window/tab would it be in?
[05:46] <lstarnes> Grant-A: most client never accept things like that unless you explicitly tell them to
[05:46] <lstarnes> *clients
[05:46] <Thorn> I have audio problems.  Read about it here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1226922 Help me.
[05:46] <bobsta> no
[05:47] <holstein> lstarnes: thanks
[05:47] <stovicek> Grant-A: your client specifically said it aborted receiving of that file, so no, you didn't get anything
[05:47] <njs> ctmjr: awesome, thanks -- google wasn't finding that
[05:47] <Raenir> How do I update ubuntu to new ubuntu? Update Manager says Im uptodate
[05:48] <coz_> Thorn,   open terminal  type    alsamixer   see if anything is muted or volume is off
[05:48] <Grant-A> ok, thanks! :)
[05:48] <lstarnes> Raenir: there's a setting in system > administration > software sources
[05:48] <Thorn> coz_: nothing is muted
[05:48] <lstarnes> Raenir: by default, 8.04 will only display upgrades to newer LTS releases
[05:48] <coz_> Thorn,  is it recognizing  your audio/
[05:49] <coz_> Thorn,   it should list the name of the card or chipset  right there
[05:49] <Raenir> aha is 9.04 and 9.10 not stable yet?
[05:49] <jerald> How do I su to root? When I type "su" into terminal, it asks for a password, and I don't think I have one set. How do I fix this?
[05:49] <ctmjr> Raenir: 9.10 is not ready yet
[05:49] <lstarnes> Raenir: but there is an option in the software sources application  for changing that
[05:49] <lstarnes> Raenir: 8.10 and 9.04 are released
[05:49] <DWonderly> when is 9.10 going to be up?
[05:49] <lstarnes> jerald: sudo -i
[05:49] <Thorn> cox_: My audio worked fine a few days ago.  I updated the headers, it stopped working.  The hardware is still recognized.
[05:49] <lstarnes> DWonderly: october 2009
[05:49] <DWonderly> thansk
[05:49] <DWonderly> *Thanks
[05:50] <lstarnes> !sudo | jerald
[05:50] <ctmjr> !karmic
[05:50] <Raenir> which setting do i change?
[05:50] <ShapeShifter499> hi
[05:50] <coz_> DWonderly,    9.10   9 = 2009   10 = october
[05:50] <Raenir> right now i think choices are Long term support releases and normal releases?
[05:50] <lstarnes> Raenir: look under "release upgrade" in the "updates" tab
[05:50] <Raenir> so i switch to normal?
[05:50] <lstarnes> Raenir: yes
[05:51] <Thorn> coz_: My audio worked fine a few days ago.  I updated the headers, it stopped working.  The hardware is still recognized.
[05:51] <jerald> lstarnes, is that how it works on 9.04? Last I knew you could su to root without having to do sudo -i
[05:51] <oldude67> can someone suggest and easy how to on samba or remote access so i can use the wifes printer and be able to take pictures off of her hard drive?
[05:51] <jerald> I am still rather newish to Ubuntu, I go back and forth between Windows XP
[05:51] <coz_> Thorn,  ok then I suggest going to the  #alsa  channel to be sure  if not there  try  #linux   either or both should help.,.. I am not real up on audio
[05:51] <lstarnes> jerald: sudi -i is preferred over su
[05:51] <lstarnes> *sudo -i
[05:51] <Weedy> any idea why programs like htop, powertop, and ibam can't get battery information on my eeepc?
[05:52] <jerald> lstarnes, is it considered more stable/secure to do a sudo -i?
[05:52] <lstarnes> jerald: yes
[05:52] <jerald> Okay
[05:52] <jerald> Then I won't question it
[05:52] <jerald> Lol
[05:52] <jerald> In Places, when I go to Network and try to view a Windows network, it won't let me. Do you know how to fix this?
[05:53] <Marine> i am having the hardest time installung ati drivers for an X1800XL i'v used envy and installed the proprietary drivers on my own. has anyone had any luck with this card?
[05:54] <MK13> I have install FreeBSD and now the FreeBSD partitions/slices show up in places which is really annoying since it adds 5 items, is there any way to remove them?
[05:55] <prappl93> When I open Places, Network the only thing it shows is Windows Networks. I open Windows Networks then I see the list of networks, I try to view them and it acts like it is loading, but then it shows nothing. Is there a way to fix this?
[05:56] <icarus> hi i would like to setup some sort of bandwidth distributing system what do i need to do?
[05:58] <icarus> how do i set up a system that would distrubate bandwith eveanly between computers on a wifi network
[05:58] <Aepos> Hey, guys.
[05:59] <Aepos> I have a really urgent question.
[05:59] <icarus> so do i but no one cares...
[05:59] <koolhead1> ok
[05:59] <Aepos> :D
[05:59] <koolhead1> shoot plz.lemme see if i can help
[06:00] <bobwhoops> How can I get wireless to connect before I login?
[06:00] <prappl93> icarus, if someone KNEW your answer, they would have answered by now. I am sure that someone is researching it through some database... I am not sure.
[06:00] <lstarnes> icarus: it's possible that nobody here knows how to do that
[06:00] <icarus> oh
[06:00] <prappl93> Bobwhoops: right click your connections thing and hit Edit Connections
[06:00] <prappl93> Select the connection you want and hit Edit
[06:00] <coz_> icarus,  if there is a situation  you need solved and cant be answered here at this time try #linux channel
[06:00] <nick125> icarus: You could look into QoSing.
[06:01] <psywiped> icarus wifi routers do that automaticaly
[06:01] <prappl93> Then check Connect Automatically
[06:01] <Aepos> Is there any way to isolate all processes but the bare minimum, so its performance isn't degraded by unnecessary background processes?
[06:01] <psywiped> icarus thats also not a ubuntu question
[06:01] <Aepos> I mean.
[06:01] <Aepos> Wow, worded horribly.
[06:01] <raulh> Aepos, if you're looking for performance try DSL?
[06:01] <psywiped> Aepos you just broke my brain
[06:02] <Aepos> I mean. Say I have an application that I want to run, but I don't want its performance to be degraded by background processes...
[06:02] <coz_> Aepos,  you want to turn off some processes?
[06:02] <icarus> psywiped, i see no reason why that is not  a ubuntu queston
[06:02] <prappl93> bobwhoops, did you get it set?
[06:02] <Aepos> Yes, but how do I know which ones NEED to be running and which ones don't?
[06:02] <coz_> Aepos,  ok you could google     ubuntu  processes   or    ubuntu  sysv-rc-conf
[06:03] <Datz1> hello, when attempting to install samba "sudo apt-get install samba" I get "subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1"  Is there a command to fix this?
[06:03] <lstarnes> Aepos: it depends o which functionality you need
[06:03] <lstarnes> *on
[06:03] <Aepos> I just want to get the best performance out of an application as humanly possible.
[06:03] <Aepos> A single application.
[06:04] <lstarnes> Aepos: a graphical application?
[06:04] <Aepos> Yes.
[06:04] <coz_> Aepos,   you will most likely have to search for some of the processess running to get a clear indication if they are needed or not
[06:04] <lstarnes> Aepos: which one?
[06:04] <Aepos> A game.
[06:04] <Aepos> :D
[06:04] <lstarnes> Aepos: which is?
[06:04] <Aepos> Regnum Online?
[06:04] <Aepos> We're at a loss of MMO's.
[06:05] <Daru_Sdk_> aban
[06:05] <Aepos> I'm just trying to entertain.
[06:05] <lstarnes> Aepos: is that the absolute only think you want running, excluding all other applications?
[06:05] <lstarnes> *thing
[06:05] <Aepos> I've heard of tools that will isolate a process so that all of the processor's power is devoted to running it.
[06:05] <Aepos> Exactly.
[06:05] <bullgard4> [Ubuntu 9.04] PulseAudio Manager > Sample Cache plays back wrong sounds with me. How can I correct that?
[06:05] <lstarnes> Aepos: are you never going to be running anything else?
[06:05] <drurew> !eggdrop
[06:05] <Raenir> I have install-wine-deps.sh how do I run it in terminal?
[06:06] <Aepos> Not while it's running, no./
[06:06] <lstarnes> Raenir: sh install-wine-deps.sh
[06:06] <Raenir> im trying "sudo install-wine-deps.sh" but says command not found
[06:06] <Raenir> how do I isntall/run it
[06:06] <lstarnes> Aepos: you could just change its nice rating through the system monitor
[06:06] <Aepos> Its... nice rating?
[06:07] <prappl93> My computer won't view Windows Networks, it lists them, but when I go to open them, they don't load. Could some one help me fix this?
[06:07] <lstarnes> Aepos: its scheduling priority
[06:07] <Aepos> Awesome. How do I open the system monitor?
[06:07] <lstarnes> Aepos: the lower the rating, the more processing time gets allocated to it
[06:07] <Exhahe> prapp193: Samba will solve that problem
[06:07] <lstarnes> Aepos: system > administration > system monitor
[06:07] <prappl93> I have Samba installed recently, do I have to restart for that to take change?
[06:07] <lstarnes> Aepos: you could also stop any services that you don't need
[06:08] <Aepos> Alright. Turning other processes' scheduling priority up will help, right?
[06:08] <Datz1> hello, when attempting to install samba "sudo apt-get install samba" I get"subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1"  Is there a command to fix this?
[06:08] <Aepos> Alright.
[06:08] <iceroot> Raenir: chmod +x install-wine-deps.sh && ./install-wine-debs.sh
[06:08] <lstarnes> Aepos: just worry about changing the nice rating for the game
[06:08] <Aepos> Alright.
[06:08] <Exhahe> prapp193: make sure the proper workgroup is listed.. a reboot I think is required after completion of install/configuration
[06:08] <Aepos> And I can halt un-needed processes without any harm done, eh?
[06:08] <Raenir> k i "installed" it
[06:08] <lstarnes> Aepos: it depends on the process
[06:09] <Aepos> Alrighty, thanks.
[06:09] <prappl93> Exhahe, how do I set up Samba... I have it installed, but dunno how to config it
[06:09] <lstarnes> Aepos: you can't exactly halt a process
[06:09] <Aepos> Pause it?
[06:09] <lstarnes> Aepos: you can end one though
[06:09] <Aepos> Okay.
[06:09] <Aepos> That's fine, too.
[06:09] <Aepos> Bye.
[06:09] <lstarnes> Aepos: but use extreme caution
[06:09] <Aepos> Always.
[06:09] <lstarnes> Aepos: if you don't know what something does, assume it does something vital
[06:09] <prappl93> Lol
[06:09] <prappl93> Exactly
[06:09] <Aepos> Awesome.
[06:10] <Raenir> Garddarnit
[06:10] <Exhahe> prapp193: after installation edit /etc/samba/smb.conf   .. I'm not a pro.. but all I did was put in the proper workgroup in the file and rebooted.. everything worked perfectly after that
[06:10] <Raenir> "The program EVefile.exe has encountered a serious problem and needs to close"
[06:11] <Raenir> when im using wine on WinVista mode
[06:11] <prappl93> Exhahe, but there are two networks that our house has set up that I want to hop back and forth between, does that mean that I will have to mess with it when changing between them?
[06:11] <Weedy> no
[06:12] <Exhahe> prapp193: >.<  I don't think I can answer that correctly..
[06:14] <Datz1> hello, when attempting to install samba "sudo apt-get install samba" I get"subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1"  Is there a command to fix this?
[06:14] <prappl93> Datz1, do a "sudo apt-get install samba4"
[06:14] <lstarnes> Datz1: it depends on what is causing the post-install script to fail
[06:15] <Datz1> thanks guys will try
[06:15] <prappl93> I just installed Samba a few minutesish ago and I typed in samba into terminal and it said to install it using "sudo apt-get install samba4"
[06:16] <Datz1> can't find that package
[06:16] <blognewb> hi im trying to install nginx in 9.04 but it's giving me this error: sudo: /usr/local/sbin/nginx: command not found what do i do?!?!? :(
[06:16] <Datz1> lstarnes: Do you want output?
[06:16] <prappl93> Datz1, what version are you on of Ubuntu
[06:16] <lstarnes> Datz1: if it's more than 1 line, paste it to http://paste.ubuntu.com
[06:17] <Datz1> lstarnes:  http://pastebin.com/m20dcce85
[06:18] <lstarnes> Datz1: apparently the script failed because samba couldn't start
[06:18] <Datz1> lstarnes: I did "sudo apt-get remove samba" earlier because it wasn't working and no one would help. :(
[06:18] <Datz1> lstarnes: any solutions you may know of?>
[06:18] <bluelotus> any ideas on how to optimize dijkstra's algorithm?
[06:18] <lstarnes> Datz1: figure out why it failed to start
[06:18] <blognewb> Hi! "you need to add /usr/local/sbin to your environment path." --> how is this done? :S
[06:19] <Datz1> lstarnes: That doesn't seem like a solution. xD but ok
[06:19] <Datz1> lstarnes: any clue on how to go about that?
[06:19] <lstarnes> blognewb: what is your current $PATH set to? (if you don't know, echo $PATH)
[06:19] <lstarnes> Datz1: check for errors in /var/log/samba
[06:19] <prappl93> lstarnes, could Datz1 have problems because they aren't running from ~ or does that matter?
[06:19] <lstarnes> prappl93: that shouldn't matter
[06:19] <blognewb> hi lstarnes /usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/bin/X11:/usr/games
[06:20] <prappl93> I know on Windows everything is critical as to where it is from....
[06:20] <blognewb> is that wrong?
[06:20] <lstarnes> blognewb: does that account have root access?
[06:20] <blognewb> lstarnes: yes
[06:20] <lstarnes> blognewb: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[06:20] <blognewb> lstarnes: ubuntu 9.04
[06:20] <blognewb> :(
[06:20] <prappl93> Datz1, what version of Linux are you on anyway
[06:21] <prappl93> Well, Ubuntu
[06:21] <deleuzer> hi, I'm getting this error when I try to update any idea why W: Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/l/linux/linux-image-2.6.24-24-generic_2.6.24-24.55_i386.deb
[06:21] <deleuzer>   404 Not Found
[06:21] <Datz1> prappl93: 8.04
[06:21] <prappl93> Datz, are you on an LTS version?
[06:21] <lstarnes> blognewb: where are you getting that message from?
[06:21] <lstarnes> prappl93: 8.04 is an LTS version
[06:21] <Datz1> prappl93: I believe so. How do I check
[06:21] <Datz1> ok, yes
[06:22] <blognewb> lstarnes: from ~/sources/nginx-0.7.61
[06:22] <blognewb> lstarnes: ~/sources/nginx-0.7.61 $ sudo /usr/local/sbin/nginx
[06:22] <lstarnes> blognewb: why are you compiling ngnix from source?
[06:22] <prappl93> Ah. lstarnes, could datz1 be getting these problems from his LTS version?
[06:22] <mataks_> how to resume downloaded file when using "wget"
[06:22] <blognewb> lstarnes: im trying to test nginx
[06:22] <raulh> so can anyone help me install compiz-fusion?
[06:22] <Raenir> Anyone here got EVE working with WINE?
[06:22] <lstarnes> prappl93: I doubt ut
[06:22] <lstarnes> *it
[06:22] <lstarnes> blognewb: there's a package for it in the repositories
[06:22] <bullgard4> [Ubuntu 9.04] PulseAudio Manager > Sample Cache plays back wrong sounds with me. How can I correct that?
[06:23] <blognewb> lstarnes: i was actually following this, and got the latest release http://www.guvnr.com/web/web-dev/install-nginx-not-apache/
[06:23] <Exhahe> Eve Online?
[06:23] <blognewb> lstarnes: did he make any mistakes?
[06:23] <lstarnes> blognewb: use the version in the repositories instead
[06:23] <mattwj2002> hi guys
[06:23] <mattwj2002> I have a question
[06:23] <Raenir> yes EVE-Online
[06:23] <koolhead1> what is the shortcut for lock screen in ubuntu
[06:23] <koolhead1> :P
[06:23] <lstarnes> blognewb: you could try export PATH = $PATH:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/sbin
[06:23] <blognewb> lstarnes: oh my how do i delete this current one then?
[06:23] <lstarnes> koolhead1: ctrl+alt+L
[06:23] <owner__> hello
[06:23] <raulh> !compiz-fusion
[06:23] <deleuzer> Raenir, why do you want to run eve?
[06:24] <koolhead1> lstarnes: cool
[06:24] <mattwj2002> why is my wusb54g so slow in ubuntu?
[06:24] <Exhahe> Haven't tried since they stopped support for Linux.. I just came back to Ubuntu when I get FFXI running..
[06:24] <mattwj2002> I know it is usb and how can I check what usb speed it is running at?
[06:24] <lstarnes> blognewb: you could still use the version that you just installed, but it's not going to be updated automatically for security patches and it can't be managed through the package manager
[06:24] <Raenir> uum because I like EVE? And I'm currently paying to play EVE?
[06:24] <Raenir> why wouldn't I want to run EVE?
[06:24] <blognewb> lstarnes: oh really? wow
[06:25] <Exhahe> It's a great game.. until you start getting into the 30+ day trainings
[06:25] <make> Raenir i use wine to run EVE.but slow....slow
[06:25] <blognewb> lstarnes: what is your advice? how do i clean this current install up and use the one in the repo
[06:25] <deleuzer> Raenir, I thought you were talking about the anti-plagiarism software
[06:25] <lstarnes> blognewb: depending on how it was installed, it might be possivle to use sudo make uninstall
[06:25] <Raenir> I seem to be getting "program has encounter a serious error and needs to close" and promptly explodes
[06:26] <lstarnes> blognewb: you can install the repo version with sudo apt-get install nginx
[06:26] <ShapeShifter499> bye
[06:26] <codeshah> I need to install PHP 4 on ubuntu 9... since an app I am debugging is using that
[06:26] <mattwj2002> anyone know?
[06:26] <mattwj2002> :-s
[06:26] <lstarnes> blognewb: in 9.04 it's version 6.35
[06:26] <txmale4969> hello
[06:26] <mattwj2002> my transfer speeds are really slow
[06:26] <mattwj2002> :(
[06:27] <txmale4969> i cant update ubuntu i get some cd rom error
[06:27] <blognewb> lstarnes: then it will update itself?
[06:27] <txmale4969> talking to me?
[06:27] <blognewb> lstarnes: you mean i can apget install without cleaning the one i have first?
[06:27] <lstarnes> blognewb: it will be updated whenever a major bug or secuity vulnerability is found in the packaged version
[06:27] <deleuzer> txmale4969, look in System >> Administration >> Software Sources
[06:28] <lstarnes> blognewb: you can, but things in /usr/local typically get preference over /usr
[06:28] <deleuzer> txmale4969, you probably have the cd listed as a source
[06:28] <lstarnes> blognewb: 9.10 currently has nginx 0.7.59-1 and might have a newer version when 9.10 is released
[06:28] <mattwj2002> hi
[06:28] <mattwj2002> anyone hearing me?
[06:28] <mattwj2002> :-s
[06:28] <mattwj2002> :(
[06:29] <deleuzer> mattwj2002, I hear you but have no idea...what are you trying to transfer?
[06:29] <lstarnes> txmale4969: you can fix that by going into system > administration > software sources then looking under the "third-party sources" section for the cdrom entry
[06:29] <Datz1> prappl93, lstarnes : you guys have any ideas?
[06:29] <mattwj2002> just some files using samba
[06:29] <txmale4969> ok ill look in a second
[06:29] <lstarnes> Datz1: not unless I knew what was causing it to fail
[06:30] <mattwj2002> I am getting less than a 1 Megabyte per second
[06:30] <Datz1> ok
[06:30] <mattwj2002> :(
[06:30] <prappl93> datz, I am rather noobish to Ubuntu, I just know bits and pieces of it sofar
[06:30] <deleuzer> mattwj2002, is it only a samba problem or is it global?
[06:30] <lstarnes> Datz1: have you looked in /var/log/samba/log.smbd ?
[06:30] <mattwj2002> I think it is global
[06:30] <txmale4969> nope just archive canocical and wine hq
[06:30] <blognewb> lstarnes: should i delete this faulty install first?
[06:30] <mattwj2002> because it works fine if I use my hard wire nic
[06:31] <lstarnes> blognewb: it doesn't seem like it's actually faulty
[06:31] <lstarnes> blognewb: but that would probably be best
[06:31] <deleuzer> mattwj2002, what about ftp?
[06:31] <pectoral> uuuuuuug who is actually at the riviera right now
[06:31] <raulh> anyone know how to use "emerald-theme-manager
[06:31] <godmodegrafix> no
[06:32] <pectoral> Dont bother
[06:32] <mattwj2002> hmmm
[06:32] <deleuzer> txmale4969, I'm having a similar problem...not sure what the deal is I get a 404 error
[06:32] <godmodegrafix> Hello, World!
[06:32] <mattwj2002> let me try http
[06:32] <zweiback> New to Ubuntu, Im having trouble with sound in flash player.   HD AIntel sound card
[06:32] <pectoral> unless you like spending your time playing around with your ui alld ay
[06:32] <txmale4969> i get this when i update
[06:32] <mattwj2002> that would be easier
[06:32] <JohnCDI1> i know this is a really dumb question but im trying to download a file how do you type the file name correctly if it has spaces to get it to recognize
[06:32] <deleuzer> txmale4969, can you paste the error?
[06:33] <pectoral> so i take it nobody here is at defcon. Great.
[06:33] <godmodegrafix> john: you have to quote it
[06:33] <lstarnes> JohnCDI1: type the name of the file in quotes (e.g. "filename")
[06:33] <mattwj2002> see even my Internet connection is faster than this
[06:33] <txmale4969> Failed to fetch cdrom://Ubuntu 9.04 _Jaunty Jackalope_ - Release i386 (20090420.1)/dists/jaunty/main/binary-i386/Packages  Please use apt-cdrom to make this CD-ROM recognized by APT. apt-get update cannot be used to add new CD-ROMs
[06:33] <txmale4969> Failed to fetch cdrom://Ubuntu 9.04 _Jaunty Jackalope_ - Release i386 (20090420.1)/dists/jaunty/restricted/binary-i386/Packages  Please use apt-cdrom to make this CD-ROM recognized by APT. apt-get update cannot be used to add new CD-ROMs
[06:33] <txmale4969> Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[06:33] <FloodBot2> txmale4969: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:33] <Datz1> lstarnes: let me check
[06:33] <JohnCDI1> tried
[06:33] <godmodegrafix> yes but single quotes are better than double quotes
[06:33] <lstarnes> godmodegrafix: why?
[06:33] <godmodegrafix> that is.. if you're trying to e literal
[06:33] <godmodegrafix> be*
[06:33] <deleuzer> txmale4969, what do you see in the third party software under sources?
[06:34] <Datz1> lstarnes: There is no such dir
[06:34] <godmodegrafix> lstarness, maybe "better" is not the right word...
[06:34] <raulh> after i install emerald, how do i install the themes if i have them downloaded?
[06:34] <Datz1> lstarnes: I deleted that dir after I removed samba the first time.
[06:34] <txmale4969> two archive canoical and two wine hq entries
[06:34] <lstarnes> Datz1: it should've recreated it
[06:34] <deleuzer> txmale4969, under the third-party tab?
[06:35] <txmale4969> yes
[06:35] <godmodegrafix> i got an issue with gcc
[06:35] <Datz1> lstarnes: should I create /samba/smb.log?
[06:35] <godmodegrafix> gcc wont find any of the files im trying to compile
[06:35] <millertime> Hi I am having trouble installing ubuntu on a second machine, its a dell inspiron laptop and everything gets an OK message but I get the following message: Info: Task hid2hci: 3973 blocked for more than 120 seconds
[06:35] <millertime> echo 0 > proc/sys/kernerl/Hunt_task_timeout
[06:35] <lstarnes> Datz1: it's /var/log/samba
[06:36] <lstarnes> Datz1: you probably don't need to create it manually
[06:36] <mattwj2002> yeah http is pretty slow too
[06:36] <deleuzer> mattwj2002, could it be a firewall issue with your router?
[06:36] <mattwj2002> anyone know how to tell what version of usb a device is running at?
[06:36] <mattwj2002> nope
[06:37] <Datz1> lstarnes: well I guess it's not creating the dir
[06:37] <noobo> hi
[06:37] <deleuzer> txmale4969, do you see the cdrom check box at all?
[06:37] <mataks_> how to resume downloaded file when using "wget"?
[06:37] <txmale4969> no deleuzer
[06:37] <mattwj2002> wireless works fine on all other systems on my network
[06:38] <raulh> blah, ive got Beryl red theme in emerald how do i apply it?????//
[06:38] <lstarnes> Datz1: it's possibly something else
[06:38] <godmodegrafix> is there a way to upgrade firefox from 6.06 LTS desktop edition.. to the newest firefox? i want to install the stumbleupon addon but i cant
[06:38] <JohnCDI1> blahhh
[06:38] <lstarnes> Datz1: try sudo invoke-rc.d samba restart
[06:38] <billybigrigger> is anyone aware of a way to view real time disk access in a bootchart like way?
[06:38] <lstarnes> godmodegrafix: you should probably upgrade to a newer version of ubuntu
[06:39] <billybigrigger> i just want to view and record my disk access, read/writes
[06:39] <godmodegrafix> i know i already registered for the live cd's...they should be here soon, but i want to do use it in the meantime.. i hate having to boot windows just to use stumbleupon
[06:40] <Datz1> lstarnes: stoping samba daemons ok starting samba daemons fail
[06:40] <noobo> I have a question that I couldnt get results for on google...if I plug in an external hard drive and there happens to be viruses on it...a ton of viruses...those viruses wouldnt run on ubuntu automatically would it?
[06:40] <txmale4969> lol
[06:40] <godmodegrafix> lol
[06:41] <godmodegrafix> yes they would
[06:41] <godmodegrafix> ...
[06:41] <godmodegrafix> jk
[06:41] <noobo> I know it had .virut on windows that might be on it...but I dont know if there's linux-based viruses on it as well...
[06:41] <FloodBot2> godmodegrafix: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:41] <JohnCDI1> this is what im doing exactly scp user@ipaddress:/home/user/bands/"bandname - bandtrackname.mp3" .
[06:41] <lstarnes> noobo: they shouldn't
[06:41] <lstarnes> JohnCDI1: that's not it
[06:41] <lstarnes> JohnCDI1: you need "'s around the whole path
[06:41] <noobo> ok, even if it is a linux based virus it probably wont transfer over?
[06:41] <txmale4969> anyone knwo a good site to help explain installing ubunto themes?
[06:41] <lstarnes> JohnCDI1: scp "user@ipaddress:/home/user/bands/bandname - bandtrackname.mp3" .
[06:42] <lstarnes> noobo: it shouldn't be run automatically
[06:42] <JohnCDI1> alright
[06:42] <zweiback> I configured flash for jaunty,  video works but not sound. Any suggestions?
[06:42] <noobo> ok thanks, one last noob question (sorry :x) but can I virus scan my external hard drive before my computer really opens it up?
[06:43] <lstarnes> noobo: you would most likely need to mount it first
[06:43] <noobo> how would I do that?
[06:43] <lstarnes> noobo: it would usually be mounted when you open it
[06:44] <noobo> ok thanks
[06:44] <deleuzer> txmale4969, can you run "gedit /etc/apt/sources.list" and post the results to http://paste.ubuntu.com
[06:45] <lstarnes> noobo: otherwise, find out what its device node is and what mount point you want, then open a terminal and use sudo mount /dev/device-node /path/to/mount-point
[06:45] <noobo> ok idk about the mounting/unmounting thing but the computer found  the drive immediately
[06:45] <noobo> ...I dont really know what mount/unmount means yet...sorry I'm a noob on retard level :x
[06:45] <raulh> ive seen this alot ". Edit /etc/apt/sources.list and put this line:"
[06:45] <lstarnes> noobo: where /dev/device-node is the path to the device's node, and /path/to/mount-point is the path to the mount point
[06:45] <raulh> how do i edit the sources list...?
[06:45] <JohnCDI1> i still get the same error to where it names every word of the band track name as no such file or directory
[06:46] <lstarnes> noobo: in linux and unix, mounting refers to attaching a filesystem, drive, or partition to a directory so that you can access the files in it
[06:46] <lstarnes> raulh: alt+f2, gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[06:47] <bluejeans> raulh, open /etc/apt/sources.list as root in a text editor
[06:47] <raulh> thanks guys.
[06:48] <Datz1> lstarnes: I created dir /var/log/samba/ and a log file was produced indicating:   Unable to open configuration file "/etc/samba/smb.conf
[06:48] <noobo> ok...well as soon as I plugged it in for the first time it still opened up and I can see the files just fine...so I guess I dont have to do that...
[06:48] <blognewb> hi again lstarnes how do i check if the dir "/usr/local/sbin" exists and how do i peek inside it?
[06:48] <lstarnes> blognewb: ls /usr/local/sbin
[06:49] <iceroot> how to mark (and copy a text) on the shell (the real one ctrl +alt + f1, not in a terminal)
[06:49] <lstarnes> Datz1: what is in /etc/samba/ ?
[06:51] <millertime> I'm having trouble installing jaunty on a secondary machine can anyone advise me?
[06:51] <millertime> here's my thread on ubuntu help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1229956
[06:51] <godmodegrafix> yay! i got stumleupon to work :)
[06:51] <zweiback> I configured flash for jaunty,  video works but not sound. Any suggestions?
[06:55] <Datz1> lstarnes: no samba dir in /etc
[06:55] <Datz1> Datz1: I'll have access to the GUI later. I'll just check with the package manager to see if I can repair the package. :)
[06:55] <lstarnes> Datz1: try reinstalling samba-common
[06:55] <Datz1> ok
[06:56] <noobo> thanks for the help, lstarnes :)
[06:56] <deleuzer> zweiback, are any other apps using the sound device?
[06:56] <Datz1> lstarnes: same problem
[06:57] <zweiback> deleuzer: Im not sure
[06:57] <JohnCDI1> istarne: scp "user@<IP_ADDRESS>:/home/user/xbox360/LessThanJake/LessThanJake-ScienceofSellingYourself.mp3" . is exactly what im using
[06:57] <cxo> Looking for a way to convert many jpgs into one pdf file. Using convert is too memory intensive and crashes the system with more than 100 files
[06:57] <lstarnes> JohnCDI1: and you still get the same error?
[06:58] <JohnCDI1> yes it still says no suck file or directory
[06:58] <deleuzer> zweiback, do you have any other sound issues?
[06:58] <lstarnes> JohnCDI1: are you copying the file to the other computer, or from it?
[06:58] <josht>  /quit
[06:58] <josht> lol
[06:58] <JohnCDI1> DLing from it
[06:58] <zweiback> deleuzer: no sound in flash, works in vlc
[06:59] <lstarnes> JohnCDI1: what is the file's name?
[06:59] <zweiback> deleuzer: just got up and running this after noon
[06:59] <JohnCDI1> Less Than Jake - Science of Selling Yourself.mp3 that is the exact syntax of the file im trying to copy
[06:59] <deleuzer> zweiback, fresh install or upgrade?
[06:59] <computer> fresh
[06:59] <lstarnes> JohnCDI1: you are mising the spaces
[06:59] <deitarion> How do I operate the /etc/alternatives system? (I spend most of my time on Gentoo where the equivalent is the `eselect` tool)
[06:59] <JohnCDI1> ive tried it both ways
[07:00] <JohnCDI1> with the spaces
[07:00] <JohnCDI1> and without
[07:00] <JohnCDI1> same error both times
[07:00] <FloodBot2> JohnCDI1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:00] <zweiback> deleuzer: fresh install
[07:00] <lstarnes> JohnCDI1: did you do both with the "'s?
[07:00] <JohnCDI1> yes
[07:00] <lstarnes> deitarion: man update-alternatives
[07:00] <deleuzer> zweiback, check this thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130384
[07:00] <draperdt_> hi, I need some help with syntax. I need to copy last few lines from a file from my current partition and append it to a file in another partition on the same disk.....:(
[07:00] <deitarion> lstarnes: Thanks. I tried `man alternatives` without success.
[07:00] <lstarnes> JohnCDI1: are you also using the correct paths and case?
[07:01] <blognewb> lstarnes: hi if i chose aptitude to insall nginx will it upgrade to a newer version automatically?
[07:01] <lstarnes> draperdt_: how have you been attempting to do it so far?
[07:01] <lstarnes> blognewb: no
[07:01] <blognewb> *when a new one becomes available
[07:01] <lstarnes> blognewb: it only updates when it is necessary to fix a security vulnerability in the packaged version
[07:01] <JohnCDI1> yea im thinking its gotta be something simple im missing that i keep forgetting to add
[07:01] <blognewb> oh
[07:02] <draperdt_> So far what I can do: I open two terminals and I tried right click using vi but it dont work :p
[07:02] <lstarnes> JohnCDI1: are you sure that it's /home/user on the other system?
[07:02] <JohnCDI1> yea im sitting next to it
[07:02] <lstarnes> draperdt_: how many lines do you need to copy?
[07:02] <lotsolulz> lol http://www.stuuffs.com/musics/2009/ukranian-band-covers-katy-perry-hot-and-cold/
[07:04] <zweiback> deleuzer: thank you
[07:04] <draperdt_> last 6 lines. Its the menu.lst from one of the grub and I need to append it to the new fedora I installed. Right now I am still using ubuntus grub but I cant make it to go into Fedora. It keeps saying File not found.
[07:04] <dnet4> kimi_putri
[07:04] <deleuzer> zweiback, np
[07:05] <JohnCDI1> istarne:i can connect and ls that directory and it will show the file and name right there then i try to scp it and every different way ive tried it gives me every single name of the file as no such file or directory
[07:07] <DarkEyes> DCC SEND startkeylogger 0 0 0
[07:08] <Dextorion> morning
[07:08] <E3b> morning
[07:09] <thug4life> does anyone know what video files will play on ubuntu 9.04?
[07:11] <thug4life> ok guess not
[07:11] <JohnCDI1> what video type in particular are you trying to play
[07:11] <blognewb> hi lstarnes what do you think went wrong why it can't read my nginx?
[07:11] <thug4life> well i got avi and mpg and mpeg music videos
[07:11] <lstarnes> blognewb: what error are you getting?
[07:12] <Datz1> thug4life: get vlc player, then most all file will play.
[07:12] <JohnCDI1> if you're looking for a player that supports a wide variety of file types already available i would look into vlc
[07:12] <blognewb> lstarnes: sudo: /usr/local/sbin/nginxsudo: command not found
[07:12] <thug4life> so that totem movie player is garbage then?
[07:12] <bylzz> fsdfdsafdsafdsafdsafdsa
[07:12] <bylzz> oops wrong channel
[07:12] <lstarnes> blognewb: it should be /usr/sbin/nginx if it's the packaged version
[07:13] <sammyF> bylzz: there is a good channel for THAT?
[07:13] <lstarnes> blognewb: also, the packaged version should start automatically upon being installed
[07:13] <bylzz> sammyF: no was the wrong tab tbh :)
[07:13] <blognewb> lstarnes: i compiled, installed the nginx inside ~/sources/nginx-07....
[07:13] <DaZ> sammyF, #spam? :f
[07:13] <deleuzer> thug4life, it's not garbage...just selective
[07:13] <lstarnes> blognewb: you didn't use the packaged version?
[07:14] <blognewb> lstarnes: i used wget then did a "tar" inside ~/sources/nginx
[07:14] <thug4life> oic it was just what was pre installed thats why i asked
[07:14] <sammyF> DaZ: lol
[07:14] <bylzz> Ive encounted something wired, when I use bluetooth for my keyboard my music lags on fast input on the keyboard
[07:14] <blognewb> lstarnes: exactly like this http://www.guvnr.com/web/web-dev/install-nginx-not-apache/
[07:14] <blognewb> only using 0.7
[07:14] <trece8> hi, firefox looks like it's reloading all its tabs all the time, and when doing Ctrl-T, it maintains the last URL written and what you type starts writing in the end of the URL, any idea?
[07:14] <lstarnes> blognewb: it's recommended that you use the version in the repos
[07:15] <blognewb> k
[07:15] <thug4life> i just installed ubuntu today onto my ps3 so im getting used to it
[07:15] <lstarnes> blognewb: /usr/local/sbin/nginx didn't work, right?
[07:15] <rage> Hello, I have ssh access to a Ubuntu machine and I wish to tell if it using DDR2 or DDR3 memory, what is a quick and easy way from a shell?
[07:16] <blognewb> lstarnes: yeah :( but i followed everything right
[07:16] <blognewb> lstarnes: pplus that dir exists, i checked
[07:16] <lstarnes> blognewb: did you run make and sudo make install?
[07:16] <blognewb> lstarnes: yeah should i try it again?
[07:16] <trece8> how do I erase all my firefox preferences?
[07:17] <lstarnes> trece8: remove ~/.mozilla/firefox
[07:17] <thug4life> its pretty nice on the ps3 except that if i dont do anything for a few minutes the screen goes black
[07:17] <rage> trece8: Open your home in nautilus, press ctrl-h to show hidden files, and remove the folder .mozilla/firefox
[07:17] <trece8> thanks lstarnes, anyway do you know if that "inserting at the end" in the url happened to you?
[07:18] <lstarnes> trece8: I don't know what you're referring to
[07:18] <thug4life> now to see if ubuntu will read my 4 tb drive
[07:18] <trece8> it got fixed
[07:18] <trece8> it's kind of a bizarre error
[07:18] <b0nn> hmm
[07:19] <trece8> I'll never know how it happened, now it's all OK (but I have to reconfigure all over again)
[07:19] <godmodegrafix> :(
[07:19] <moymoy> thug4life: there are such things are 4TB drives?
[07:19] <b0nn> I have a box with NVidia TVOut, I upgraded it recently and now the xserver refuses to start
[07:19] <b0nn> any idea how to troubleshoot ?
[07:19] <thug4life> yea its a dual external drive it has 2 2 tb drivews in it
[07:19] <JohnCDI1> well i give up
[07:20] <thug4life> it cost me 700 bucks for it
[07:20] <godmodegrafix> quiiiiteeerrrr
[07:20] <cxo> JohnCDI1, you need petrol
[07:20] <godmodegrafix> and some meth
[07:21] <zenwryly> Why isn't there an $EDITOR environment variable set to use the /etc/alternatives/editor?
[07:21] <thug4life> moymoy goto westeren digitals website they got them there only 700 bucks
[07:21] <lstarnes> zenwryly: I don't know of anything that actually checks that environment variable
[07:21] <trece8> western digital drives tend to be not reliable over time
[07:21] <zenwryly> lstarnes: I run into it all the time
[07:22] <moymoy> thug4life: lol not interested for now.. i have a 1TB internal.. and i won't fill it up for a while
[07:22] <aaron> hey there i have a question can someone help me to bring my sound card up please I'm running a Compaq Presario F700
[07:22] <trece8> i'd go for samsung or something like that
[07:22] <deleuzer> rage, this might give you what you need "sudo dmidecode --type 17 | more"
[07:22] <aaron> !sound
[07:22] <thug4life> i was told there better then seagate and maxtor i know maxtor drives are garbage had mine replaced 5 times already cause the smart failed in them
[07:22] <zenwryly> lstarnes: *dch* does fro crying out loud
[07:23] <lstarnes> zenwryly: if you need to use it, you could export it yourself manually or by setting it in your ~/.bashrc
[07:23] <b0nn> !x11
[07:23] <trece8> yes, but I think samsung is better than western digital. Western Digital used to be good, then sometime 2 years ago it went to awful
[07:23] <trece8> I have seen WD drives break down in less than 1 year
[07:23] <lstarnes> zenwryly: I don't know anything about dch
[07:23] <zenwryly> lstarnes: yes, I know tht.  The questuion is, why doesn't ubuntu do it by default
[07:24] <zenwryly> lstarnes: dch=debchange part of devscripts
[07:24] <zenwryly> lstarnes: used in building packages
[07:24] <thug4life> moymoy i already have 1tb filled lol it didnt take me long to fill it
[07:24] <moymoy> thug4life: personally, i like hitachi, i've heard good things about them .. though everything i've used seem about the same, nothing's failed on me before
[07:24] <trece8> thug... I can't fill even 20Gb
[07:24] <thug4life> lol
[07:24] <clouse> Anyone have trouble with the windows colour of a given theme not showing in 8.10?
[07:24] <moymoy> thug4life: it really depends... if my internet were faster, mine would be filled too.. but i only have the average joe's DSL connection
[07:24] <thug4life> then ur doing something wrong lmao
[07:25] <trece8> I don't know, but if you fill more than what you can actual see, hear, code, use, read and watch... you have problems
[07:25] <zenwryly> lstarnes: subversion does as well
[07:25] <lstarnes> zenwryly: I don't know if debian does that by default
[07:25] <zenwryly> lstarnes: using EDITOR is *hardly* fringe practice, it's fairly common practice
[07:25] <thug4life> i only download at 579 kb/s and thats a cable modem thats sopossed to get 5 mb/s
[07:25] <trece8> no, it's 5Mbauds/s
[07:26] <trece8> not bytes
[07:26] <thug4life> the cable company tech guy said 5 mb/s megabytes
[07:26] <trece8> then he's dumb
[07:26] <lstarnes> zenwryly: it's not necessarily a standard though
[07:26] <Clouse> OK finerlly found a thread on this and Darklooks theme is broken
[07:26] <lstarnes> zenwryly: and you could easily export that variable when you need to
[07:27] <leave> a
[07:27] <leave> -cn
[07:27] <leave> #cn
[07:27] <lstarnes> leave: what are you trying to do?
[07:27] <leave> #ubuntu-cn
[07:27] <moymoy> trece8: so 5 Mbps comes out to about 640KB/s?
[07:27] <Flannel> zenwryly: I think sensible-editor is the debian alternative (which honors $EDITOR by default, I believe)
[07:27] <lstarnes> leave: /join #ubuntu-cn
[07:27] <trece8> exactly, moymoy
[07:27] <trece8> about that.
[07:28] <trece8> It's not MegaBytes nor MegaBits
[07:28] <moymoy> trece8: that's about 5 or 6 times faster than my connection
[07:28] <leave> join in ubtntu china
[07:28] <zenwryly> Flannel: hmm, not on my two ubuntu systems.  Know whee this is done so I can see if I did anything that changed it?
[07:28] <thug4life> it takes me 5 minutes to download 100 mb :(
[07:28] <trece8> moy, i was just telling that cable connections of 5Mb/s are not of 5MB/s
[07:28] <Flannel> zenwryly: What's not on your systems? sensible-editor honoring $EDITOR?
[07:28] <moymoy> trece8: oh god.. 5 MB/s would be amazing..
[07:29] <trece8> Hey, I do remember days in 1999 downloading at 5Kb/s
[07:29] <leave> 3q lstarnes
[07:29] <trece8> don't complain :P
[07:29] <trece8> you can get 10MB/s but in intranet I think
[07:29] <moymoy> trece8: well i still feel like i'm way behind the curve.. =]
[07:29] <thug4life> yea but 5 minutes is to long to wait to download 100 mb
[07:29] <trece8> 5 minutes too long? LOL
[07:29] <moymoy> thug4life: not at all for me..
[07:29] <trece8> if you download a WAV file
[07:30] <thug4life> but of course im using windows to do my downloading
[07:30] <trece8> it's faster than listening to that
[07:30] <zenwryly> Flannel: oh!  I see.  Hmm.  I'm thinking the other way around.  I have update-alternatives set /usr/bin/editor for my favorite, I was wondering why one of the startup or login files doesn't export EIDTOR=/usr/bin/editor to integrate it with alternatives
[07:30] <thug4life> it took me 15 to 20 minutes to download the ubuntu iso
[07:30] <trece8> moymoy, one thing to get envious:  In CERN (the collider) the factor that is critical to transfer speed aren't the wires. It's the read/write speed of the drives
[07:30] <zenwryly> Flannel: what does sensible-* get us over the above?
[07:30] <moymoy> thug4life: trece8: should we perhaps move our conversation to offtopic?
[07:30] <trece8> 20 minutes? LOL... it's nothing
[07:30] <linux> im making about 3300 b/s to 13.0 kb/s for a package install lol
[07:31] <trece8> yes, we should
[07:31] <thug4life> how do we do that?
[07:31] <lstarnes> thug4life: /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[07:31] <moymoy> trece8: the bottleneck were the drives.. so max was 3GB/s?
[07:31] <Flannel> zenwryly: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-select-per-user-editor-in-ubuntu-810-intrepid.html  You can set it system wide (or on a per-user basis), you could include an export in your bashrc easily enough.
[07:32] <trece8> I don't know, my boss works there, I didn't really ask for numbers
[07:32] <zenwryly> Flannel: ah, yeah, per-user, that makes sense
[07:32] <zenwryly> Flannel: thanks
[07:32] <Flannel> zenwryly: It also makes it integrate nicely with the package manager.  When you add a new editor, it shows up in the list, etc (the sensible-* that is)
[07:32] <kinata> Hi...having some difficulty with Distribution Upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04. The process seems to be stalled in "Getting New Packages" at file 1296 of 1296.
[07:33] <alloy> How do I tell what nvidia-glx package I need?
[07:33] <alloy> 97, 71, 180 or 173 ??
[07:34] <millertime> I'm having trouble installing jaunty on my secondary laptop, can anyone help?
[07:34] <Flannel> alloy: read the descriptions of the pacakges, and they should list cards (or at least families)
[07:35] <zenwryly> Flannel: yeah, thakns that's exactly the information I was looking for.  Makes a lot of sense now.  Since I have a single user system I can just was well make /usr/bin/editor my favorite and export EDITOR to it and I have a global default, while other systems can change it per-user gracefully
[07:35] <aaron> hey there i have a question can someone help me to bring my sound card up please I'm running a Compaq Presario F700
[07:35] <linux> whoa i feel like im on dialup connection today :(
[07:36] <moymoy> linux: give us some numbers
[07:36] <jauu> hi it seems that ubuntu does strange thing to my keyboard leds, does someone knows how i can fix my leds ?
[07:37] <linux> update manager is running on low end about 3300 B/s and hi-end about 17 K/s
[07:37] <moymoy> linux: oh, that's nothing to worry about if you're at AT&T customer... because it happens ALL THE TIME! =[
[07:39] <godmodegrafix> hahaha its true im on a network running through att
[07:39] <linux> my cable network is AT&T?
[07:39] <godmodegrafix> is it?
[07:39] <moymoy> AT&T doesn't do cable .. only dsl i think
[07:39] <moymoy> but wow.. i've never heard of cable being that slow
[07:40] <moymoy> what are you on? .. and godmodegrafix, you have horrible slowdowns too?
[07:40] <linux> no im using cable internet not AT&T
[07:40] <godmodegrafix> yeah im on dsl..
[07:40] <godmodegrafix> i get them ALL THE TIME
[07:40] <godmodegrafix> i think it might be cause of the crappy ass router my neighbor has lol
[07:40] <bobsta> leaving
[07:41] <indus> hi
[07:41] <linux> As soon as this update is done im gonna reboot see if that helps on the connection in about 1hr to 30 min lol
[07:42] <godmodegrafix> i remember i used to have cable a few months back, and wow it was beautiful.. my top download speed would go up to 750/kbs more or less
[07:42] <indus> what is that about cable?
[07:42] <moymoy> i have this problem with AT&T all the time.. and so i call them and they end up rebooting all the equipment responsible for my line and my connection is back to normal
[07:43] <rian> why some theme from gnome-look.com didn't match with my ubuntu. i using interpid
[07:43] <moymoy> indus: we're talking about how are ISPs get slowwwww
[07:43] <moymoy> rian: what do you mean "didn't match"?
[07:43] <rian> can someone tell me?
[07:43] <indus> moymoy: not mine,even though speeds in our country are  slower than most western
[07:43] <linux> indus i was saying my cable is running about 3300 B/s to 17.0 Kb/s
[07:43] <moymoy> indus: what speeds do you get?
[07:44] <indus> mine is 2 Mbps so lets say 256 kbps
[07:44] <godmodegrafix> thats super slow for cable.. ive never heard of that
[07:44] <indus> mine is adsl
[07:44] <indus> come in off-topic
[07:44] <rian> it can't work when i install it.
[07:45] <linux> of coarse it could be the wireless connection but it says running at 71%
[07:45] <moymoy> rian: that's because some themes on gnome-look are for emerald and other window managers... look for the "Metacity" themes.. Ubuntu uses Metacity by default
[07:45] <linux> 25 more min to go lol
[07:46] <godmodegrafix> im such a linux noov
[07:46] <godmodegrafix> noob :(
[07:46] <rian> but some theme from metacity can't work too
[07:47] <godmodegrafix> do you guys prefer to use Vi or Emacs??
[07:47] <moymoy> linux: if i were you, i would've given up long ago
[07:47] <godmodegrafix> whats better for a beginner???
[07:47] <moymoy> godmodegrafix: nano
[07:47] <godmodegrafix> nano?
[07:48] <linux> yeah but its update manager
[07:48] <moymoy> godmodegrafix: for editing text right?
[07:48] <moymoy> linux: i always cancel while downloading.. i just never cancel while installing .... that's BAD
[07:48] <godmodegrafix> moymoy, yes! for scripting and programming
[07:49] <linux> lol 4556 B/s told me i got 1 hr and 30 min to go
[07:49] <acasa>  Good morning all
[07:49] <acasa> :)
[07:49] <om26er> video flickers in vlc player if comiz is enabled
[07:49] <om26er> ?
[07:49] <moymoy> godmodegrafix: i like to use nano... but usually use gedit because it highlights and such
[07:50] <acasa> I have a bit of a problem
[07:50] <moymoy> om26er: i've stopped using compiz a long time ago.. too many problems with video playback and such for me.. never knew how to fix them.. nobody knew
[07:50] <godmodegrafix> is gedit a stand alone program, or does it run through the bash?
[07:50] <linux> according to download im almost 3/4 done
[07:50] <LiraNuna> godmodegrafix, gedit is a part of the gnome desktop
[07:51] <acasa> CANON PIXMA IP 1500 is my printer but i dont seem to find a driver for hear
[07:51] <om26er> moymoy: so disable compiz and enable metacity compositor
[07:51] <godmodegrafix> liraluna, haha youre right..
[07:51] <acasa> !
[07:51] <acasa> :(
[07:51] <godmodegrafix> im stupid :(
[07:51] <acasa> Wath can i do
[07:51] <acasa> ?
[07:51] <acasa> :(
[07:51] <vishal> Hi I want to change the resolution of my screen from 1280x768 to 1024x768 but if I use the diplay tool in ubuntu it does not fully work it changes the resolution but the new output does not occupy the full screen there are empty spaces on the left and right side
[07:52] <LiraNuna> acasa, I have the exact same printer, there are commercial drivers for it :/
[07:52] <indistylo> DMC ??
[07:52] <indistylo> Delhi Muncipal Corporation ?
[07:52] <moymoy> om26er: you can try.. i realized that the problem wasn't compiz.. it was compositing in general.. because i disabled compiz, it worked, i enabled xcompmgr (old X compositor) and choppy video came back, see how metacity compositing goes.. and i bet you use NVIDIA right?
[07:52] <acasa> hi , so were can i get that driver
[07:52] <acasa> ?
[07:52] <acasa> i use xubuntu
[07:53] <acasa> i am new at linux
[07:53] <acasa> help please
[07:53] <om26er> moymoy: no. intel\
[07:53] <Clouse> Does anyone here use the Darklooks theme?
[07:53] <godmodegrafix> go to the website
[07:53] <indistylo> @acasa: wht problem u r facing with drivers??
[07:53] <vishal> Hi I want to change the resolution of my screen from 1280x768 to 1024x768 but if I use the diplay tool in ubuntu it does not fully work it changes the resolution but the new output does not occupy the full screen there are empty spaces on the left and right side
[07:53] <godmodegrafix> acasa, search for the drivers through your printers website
[07:53] <LiraNuna> acasa, google for Turboprint, I can't help you any more
[07:53] <moymoy> om26er: oh.. hmm i have no idea.. maybe you can try installing the UXA or whatever people are talking about..
[07:54] <Guest2583> vishal: you need to adjust your monitor from monitor menu. look for buttons on your monitor.
[07:54] <baheer> Hello all
[07:54] <om26er> moymoy: yes uxa is active
[07:54] <baheer> how can I control remotely a computer
[07:54] <baheer> via Internet
[07:54] <B1OS> what is FTP server is better out of ProFTPD or vsftpd ?
[07:54] <linux> acasa: u can use irc chat #ubuntu
[07:54] <moymoy> om26er: is video fine without compiz?
[07:54] <baheer> which that compute has installed Windows Vista
[07:54] <baheer> and I have ubuntu?
[07:54] <tuxwulf> After installing Ubuntu my hardware clock is set to UTC = GMT?
[07:54] <om26er> moymoy: yes absolutely
[07:54] <vishal> Guest2583: I am using a laptop how there are no buttons for adjusting it :(
[07:54] <baheer> any one can help me?
[07:55] <Flannel> tuxwulf: That's the default set up for Linux, yes.
[07:55] <godmodegrafix> baheer, why?
[07:55] <computer> baheer use freenx
[07:55] <godmodegrafix> :|
[07:55] <tuxwulf> Flannel > So the OS adjusts for my sopecific timezone, then?
[07:55] <Flannel> tuxwulf: correct.
[07:55] <moymoy> om26er: do you have to live with compositing? flashes with metacity compositing also?
[07:55] <Guest2583> vishal: then you're using the wrong res. or your drivers are not installed.
[07:55] <acasa> well i dont seem to find the apropiate driver for CANON PIXMA IP1500
[07:56] <Flannel> tuxwulf: Theoretically, multiple users on your system could be in different timezones, etc.  Which is why it's done that way (well, one of the reasons)
[07:56] <netwrkspider> Flannel, pls can u guide me abt HTTP-TUNNEL
[07:56] <om26er> moymoy: desktop looks cool
[07:56] <vishal> Guest2583: I am having a wide screen laptop I know I need to use the modeline in my xorg.conf
[07:56] <tuxwulf> Flannel > Ok. It sounds like a good idea really. Thanks!
[07:56] <vishal> but I can't seem to get it to work
[07:56] <vishal> Guest2583: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/78968
[07:57] <netwrkspider> Flannel, How to configure http-tunnel on my ubuntu 8.10
[07:57] <moymoy> om26er: lol compositing.. very double edged.. i have an NVIDIA 8600 GT card.. and i still get choppy video playback with compositing enabled
[07:57] <acasa> so i try to install the driver for this printer but i dont seem to find it anyware
[07:57] <computer> baheer see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeNX
[07:57] <message144> Does anyone have a suggestion for the most preferrable ubuntu-friendly mp3 player (and prefferably plays OGG/Vorbis as well) ?
[07:57] <Clouse> How to show Home folder on desktop?
[07:57] <om26er> when metacity compositor is on. top gnome panel disappears sometime any1 know the cause and solution
[07:57] <netwrkspider> clouse, jst cr8 shortcut
[07:58] <acasa> i reapet i am new to xubuntu
[07:58] <blognewb> hi lstarnes i found a similar case with mine: http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/191299 ..should i do the last line of the last post in that thread?
[07:58] <linux> still waiting......................................................almost there................................................geez this is fun..........................................
[07:58] <Clouse> Of course silly me
[07:58] <godmodegrafix> so... what's everyone wearing?
[07:58] <tuxwulf> A tie.
[07:59] <linux> <=afk
[07:59] <godmodegrafix> i knew that
[07:59] <leave> ls
[07:59] <godmodegrafix> all this talk about ubuntu is turning me on :(
[07:59] <acasa> so i see now healp for me thys morning
[07:59] <Flannel> godmodegrafix: erm, please keep this ontopic.
[08:00] <godmodegrafix> sorry
[08:00] <Clouse> netwrkspider: And how do you go about doing that?
[08:01] <blognewb> hi.. how do i check the contents of a certain dir in bash?
[08:01] <computer> any1 need help? ask away...
[08:01] <godmodegrafix> ls
[08:01] <message144> blognewb, "ls"
[08:01] <godmodegrafix> use the ls command
[08:01] <om26er> moymoy: if i disable fullscreen controls in vlc there is no problem.
[08:01] <vishal> Guest2583: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/78968
[08:01] <linuxguy2009> I have an odd question. What would be the purpose for yum to be listed in the repos of a deb based repos like Ubuntu? Is it an option to install rpm packages onto a non rpm distro or something else?
[08:02] <godmodegrafix> good question linux guy!
[08:02] <godmodegrafix> i dont know the answer to it though..
[08:02] <acasa> So CANON PIXMA IP 1500 not found - problem - help
[08:02] <acasa> :D
[08:02] <linuxguy2009> godmodegrafix: hehe I just find it strange. Ima have to google this. i have to know.
[08:03] <moymoy> om26er: the OSD?
[08:03] <moymoy> om26er: i use mplayer, so no fullscreen control.. but i do get video tearing with compositing enabled
[08:03] <godmodegrafix> yeah i understand what you mean.. rpm is for fedora based distros right?
[08:04] <psycho_oreos> rpm is more like redhat based distros
[08:04] <psycho_oreos> well yes and no
[08:04] <godmodegrafix> thanks for clarifying that!
[08:04] <psycho_oreos> suse isn't part of redhat yet it uses the same package manager
[08:04] <godmodegrafix> ahh
[08:05] <psycho_oreos> so does mandriva
[08:05] <psycho_oreos> yellowdog, etc
[08:05] <sterna> hi, there are kernels in archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/l/linux/
[08:05] <sterna> how are they built?
[08:05] <godmodegrafix> gotcha!
[08:05] <sterna> modules are within the single deb
[08:05] <sterna> i only ask because i need to rebuild one of those
[08:05] <linuxguy2009> Turns out that its there for people migrating from fedora and such to still have a familiar way to install packages. Thats neat. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwitchingToUbuntu/FromLinux/RedHatEnterpriseLinuxAndFedora
[08:05] <psycho_oreos> sterna, probably using a fakeroot
[08:05] <Guest2583> vishal: you'll have to wait for more than just twenty minutes to get help on launchpad. good luck.
[08:05] <Clouse> OK so I really cant workout how to have my home folder on my desktop
[08:05] <godmodegrafix> that's interesting linuxguy!
[08:06] <sterna> psycho_oreos: would it be wrong to do it using make deb-pkg?
[08:06] <godmodegrafix> i didnt know that..
[08:06] <godmodegrafix> :)
[08:06] <Clouse> I think it was there by default in 9.04
[08:06] <sterna> psycho_oreos: debian/ directory in the source tree is empty :P
[08:06] <psycho_oreos> sterna, don't know, never done it before and had constant thoughts about it
[08:06] <sterna> aha
[08:06] <godmodegrafix> clouse, what do you mean?
[08:06] <sterna> well, i'll try
[08:06] <godmodegrafix> i just dragged and dropped my home folder to the desktop
[08:06] <shutter1> can someone guide me through something? i'm trying to set up my htc touch diamond to work on hardy. found a post/tutorial and need a little help to understand a step
[08:07] <psycho_oreos> but fakeroot gives you root like environment to build whatever you need without requiring root priviledges
[08:07] <linuxguy2009> godmodegrafix: Yeah i thought so too. Now Im wondering if apt-get or synaptic is available in a non deb distro as an opposite luxury to users.
[08:07] <payman> #ubuntu-ir
[08:07] <shutter1> little illiterate and i don't understand what a particular command does
[08:07] <Clouse> godmodegrafix: I just want my home folder icon on my desktop.
[08:07] <godmodegrafix> clouse, i know! that's what i did..
[08:08] <psycho_oreos> linuxguy2009, there was apt-rpm for rh pkgmgr, now its replaced with yum
[08:08] <godmodegrafix> i went to the 'places' option my desktop bar, and dragged and dropped it..
[08:08] <Clouse> godmodegrafix: But I can figure out where to do it
[08:08] <Gadu> where can I get an ubuntu install disk that doesn't come with desktop environment? or is ubuntu server the only option for that?
[08:09] <linuxguy2009> psycho_oreos: Its really interesting to see how linux distros are so much alike and so different and how much customization can really be done. Its endless really.
[08:09] <godmodegrafix> yeah! it's good and bad at the same time..
[08:09] <psycho_oreos> linuxguy2009, slackware as apt-get `handle-a-like' frontend known as slapt-get.. gentoo uses emerge. arch linux uses pacman (which I have never tried)
[08:09] <linuxguy2009> godmodegrafix: yeah very powerful stuff
[08:09] <psycho_oreos> linuxguy2009, that's the power of open source and differing tastes :)
[08:10] <Quiznos> mornin
[08:10] <godmodegrafix> ive yet to harness the power of linux though..
[08:10] <linuxguy2009> psycho_oreos: Yeah its really quite amazing.
[08:10] <godmodegrafix> i always learn something new here!
[08:10] <psycho_oreos> harnessing it would be learning things through CLI, that's where things get rough but fun
[08:10] <godmodegrafix> what's CLI?
[08:10] <psycho_oreos> linuxguy2009, hehe
[08:10] <psycho_oreos> godmodegrafix, command line interface
[08:10] <psycho_oreos> !cli
[08:10] <godmodegrafix> oh!
[08:10] <linux> whew!!! after about 1 hour of downloading im done downloading package update manager
[08:10] <godmodegrafix> haha
[08:11] <PolitikerALT> Gadu: You can use the alternate installer CD for installing a desktop system too
[08:11] <godmodegrafix> now i know!
[08:11] <psycho_oreos> I don't understand why there's two separate downloads.. the alternative one can be used as livecd anyway lol
[08:12] <Gadu> PolikiterALT: will that install the base system but no desktop environment?
[08:12] <linux> finally time to restart
[08:12] <psycho_oreos> Gadu, it should install desktop environment unless you chose the server version
[08:12] <linuxguy2009> Gadu:  alternative CD is a text based installer thats all.
[08:12] <Gadu> PolikiterALT: I prefer to choose and setup my desktop environment myself
[08:13] <myself> thats cool Gadu
[08:13] <Flannel> Gadu: With the alternate CD, you can choose to install a CLI-only system
[08:13] <myself> hey how long does it take for a nick to expire on this network
[08:13] <jussi01> !minimal | Gadu
[08:13] <indus> Gadu: its just easier i feel with the alternate installer, it doesnt take resources like the live cd,so if you know what you are doing,its great
[08:13] <linuxguy2009> Flannel: Now there is something I didnt know you could do. Never tried the ubuntu alternative cd.
[08:13] <psycho_oreos> err desktop (my bad) can allow you to install but with ubiquity
[08:13] <Gadu> jussi01: sweet
[08:13] <jussi01> :)
[08:14] <godmodegrafix> is KDE different that GNOME?
[08:14] <Gadu> exactly the kind of thing I was looking for
[08:14] <psycho_oreos> godmodegrafix, layout is different
[08:14] <phat_code> anyone how to make xchat stop beeping everytime i type lol
[08:14] <psycho_oreos> programs and stuff are generally different
[08:14] <godmodegrafix> hmm
[08:14] <indus> phat_code: did you check in preferences?
[08:14] <indus> phat_code: edit>prefs
[08:15] <psycho_oreos> gnome uses terminal but in kde its known as konsole for example
[08:15] <psycho_oreos> however, generally they are cross compatible
[08:15] <default> acad
[08:16] <moymoy> i like gnome-terminal because you can copy and paste from it
[08:16] <phat_code> http://img26.imageshack.us/img26/5800/exampledxf.png also how do i fix the text in the terminal window
[08:16] <moymoy> and open links
[08:16] <Clouse> godmodegrafix: So any ideas on how to get my home folder icon onto my desktop
[08:16] <tuxwulf> Does GMT/UTC adjust for DST?
[08:16] <Smg_Lifes_Good_> hy
[08:16] <Flannel> tuxwulf: UTC is constant all year round, your timezone adjusts
[08:17] <godmodegrafix> drag and drop from 'MY PLACES"??? idk.. that's how i did it
[08:17] <moymoy> Clouse: what exactly are you trying to do?
[08:17] <tuxwulf> Flannel > So the OS adjusts for DST. Good....
[08:17] <psycho_oreos> phat_code, try going into Edit > Preferences
[08:17] <linuxguy2009> I just looked in a certain rpm based distros repos and you can install synaptic for rpm package management. I guess thats like a mirror opposite of installing Yum in ubuntu which is deb based. I see that some functionality is lost however, no synaptic "generate download script" functionality. hmm
[08:17] <psycho_oreos> dunno what would be exact option in ubuntu but I'm sure you'll find it
[08:17] <aksci> i want to have the webform be submitted only once by a particular user account but i want to allow him to edit his submission! how do i configure it!!!
[08:18] <blognewb> what is the dir\w counterpart in bash?
[08:18] <psycho_oreos> linuxguy2009, yeah they operate different, yum looks quite similar to apt-get but the way they display various stuff is different.. imo I find yum is very slow compared to apt-get
[08:18] <Flannel> blognewb: "ls"
[08:18] <lstarnes> blognewb: what does dir \w do?
[08:18] <Clouse> moymoy: Really simple, currently there are no icons on my desktop in 8.10 and I would like to add my home folder to it.
[08:18] <godmodegrafix> linuxguy, would it be convenient to use deb based pkgmngr on a rpm based one?
[08:18] <linuxguy2009> psycho_oreos: ah interesting
[08:19] <psycho_oreos> lstarnes, think its for "folders" as they called it
[08:19] <HerbMonk> has anyone found a fix for the ati radeon x1200 graphics problem in 9.04
[08:19] <moymoy> Clouse: do you want your home folder AS your desktop?
[08:19] <lstarnes> psycho_oreos: I know what dir does, but not its \w switch
[08:19] <psycho_oreos> linuxguy2009, yum's source code is python which is different to apt-get which most likely has C source code as base
[08:19] <blognewb> lstarnes: i mean list down the files and subfolders inside that particular dir?
[08:19] <godmodegrafix> ls -1
[08:19] <blognewb> that's what dir \w does iirc...
[08:19] <lstarnes> blognewb: ls usually does that
[08:20] <psycho_oreos> lstarnes, no no, dir /w I think shows only "folders"
[08:20] <blognewb> oh
[08:20] <message144> blognewb, the equiv of dir /w should be "ls -hal"
[08:20] <blognewb> well i am dumb sorry
[08:20] <message144> psycho_oreos, /w is widelist format, which i think is one entry per line
[08:20] <blognewb> lstarnes: i got it working btw
[08:20] <blognewb> -_-'
[08:20] <godmodegrafix> haha
[08:20] <blognewb> jesus
[08:20] <godmodegrafix> i didnt know ls -hal was an option
[08:21] <shay26> Hello , does it possible to enable the "Remote desktop" service on ubuntu from remote ssh access ?
[08:21] <baheer_> how can I remote desktop from Ubuntu to Windows Vista?
[08:21] <psycho_oreos> message144, just checked it on my windows boxen its not ls -l :) not in list format, its in column of three
[08:21] <linuxguy2009> godmodegrafix: Well it would be convenient if you were used to a certain distro and found it hard to remeber new ways of package management and other things or just convenience. Just goes to show how amazingly configurable linuc is at teh core.
[08:21] <godmodegrafix> linuxguy: indeed..
[08:22] <fireball> hey all
[08:22] <godmodegrafix> yo
[08:22] <Clouse> moymoy: No I just want a link to my home folder on my desktop
[08:22] <fireball> please help, nautilus's file etc bar has dissappeared
[08:22] <moymoy> Clouse: i see
[08:22] <HerbMonk> I'v been all over the net trying to find a driver fix for the amd x64 ati radeon x1200 graphics driver problems 9.04 seems to be having
[08:22] <godmodegrafix> have anyone of you guys used Yakuake before?
[08:23] <HerbMonk> can anyone point me in the right direction
[08:23] <HerbMonk> yes yakuake is sweet
[08:23] <linuxguy2009> Im thinking of buying a book from amazon that is distro independent and shows lots of the workings of linux at its heart. I want to learn all i can about Linux but keeping distro specific information excluded until I actually want to learn a certain distro.
[08:23] <moymoy> Clouse: go to terminal and type `ln -s ~/ ~/Desktop/Home`
[08:23] <godmodegrafix> moymoy: what does that command do?
[08:24] <message144> godmodegrafix, creates a softlink
[08:24] <fireball> please help, nautilus's file etc bar has dissappeared, cannot view hidden files etc
[08:24] <lstarnes> godmodegrafix: that links ~/Desktop/Home to your home directory
[08:24] <moymoy> godmodegrafix: does exactly what he asks.. puts a link to his home folder onto his desktop
[08:24] <linuxguy2009> one very cool thing I learned today was in the terminal you can press "tab tab" to get a list of every CLI tool available to you. hehe simply awsome
[08:24] <indus> godmodegrafix: like a shortcut
[08:24] <lstarnes> fireball: what method are you using for starting it?
[08:24] <godmodegrafix> thats cool!
[08:24] <bluegoon> linuxguy2009: the linux bible is a pretty neat book for getting into linux ive found.
[08:24] <psycho_oreos> ls -ax looks probably in some ways similar.. it won't show folders/directories with brackets around it
[08:24] <indus> i wonder why they dont place a home folder icon on desktop by default
[08:25] <fireball> menu, app launcher, etc
[08:25] <linny> linuxguy2009: linux command.org is also good for command beginners
[08:25] <linuxguy2009> bluegoon: Thank you very much for the recomendation. That is definetly one I am considering.
[08:25] <Clouse> moymoy: Thankyou, worked great!
[08:25] <linny> linuxguy2009: sorry linuxcommand.org
[08:25] <moymoy> Clouse: no problem =p
[08:25] <lstarnes> fireball: try alt+f
[08:25] <linuxguy2009> linny: great thank you.Sure there is something there for me to learn.
[08:26] <bluegoon> linuxguy2009: yea its pretty huge too, lots of handy info.
[08:26] <bluegoon> linuxguy2009: also the RHCE courses would be a good idea.
[08:26] <lbray785> does anyone know how to get flashplayer plugin to work with ubuntu i have tried for hours now and cant figure it out
[08:26] <fireball> made no differece
[08:26] <psycho_oreos> lbray785, after you installed it did you restart your favourite web browser?
[08:27] <indus> lbray785: what aversion of ubuntu 32 or 64 bit
[08:27] <linuxguy2009> lbray785: synaptic non-free flashplayer or manually instal by visiting adobe.com and download the deb package for 8.04+
[08:27] <indus> *version :)
[08:27] <HerbMonk> sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[08:27] <fireball> GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_object_ref: assertion `object->ref_count > 0' failed
[08:27] <linny> bluegoon: linuxguy2009: im currently doing the LPI certification they start of very basic but are highly regarded non distro specific certificates
[08:27] <HerbMonk> lbray785 that should do the trick
[08:27] <lbray785> i have tried this and it says the architecture is wrong or something of that matter
[08:27] <fireball> is the error from terminal
[08:28] <lbray785> no hang on ill try again
[08:28] <godmodegrafix> i get the dependencies not met error
[08:28] <HerbMonk> do you have all your repositories installed
[08:28] <HerbMonk> ?
[08:28] <linuxguy2009> linny: Ah very nice. Non distro depcific learning is great cause it can be carried to any linux system.
[08:28] <lstarnes> fireball: what about nautilus --no-default-window?
[08:28] <indus> lbray785: whats athe output of uname -a
[08:28] <indistylo> visha tu h ya gya?
[08:28] <indistylo> vishal tu h ya gya?
[08:29] <asjdolsdosoiew> a
[08:30] <linuxguy2009> lbray785: 32bit or 64bit ubuntu install?
[08:30] <HerbMonk> clear
[08:30] <HerbMonk> sorry wrong window
[08:30] <fireball> no nautilus there atall
[08:30] <Ileden> Hi! I can't get the open-source "ati" driver to load using xorg.conf. An Ubuntu guide claims this should be possible for my card, and I've followed the guide's instructions. How do I troubleshoot the issue?
[08:30] <lbray785> not sure exactly
[08:30] <Samus_Aran> I'm on a fresh install of Ubuntu 9.04 and if I try to "xinit -- :1" why do I get "X: user not authorized to run the X server, aborting" ?
[08:31] <indus> lbray785: type in a terminal  uname -a
[08:31] <HerbMonk> Ileden I'm having the same problem
[08:31] <lstarnes> lbray785: if you're not sure, go into a terminal and type this: uname -m
[08:31] <shay26> Hello , i installed ubuntu 9.04 on my home computer , i am now at work and i would like to use my computer with vnc , the problem i left my router settings to allow only ssh port open for my computer , does it possible to use vnc on the same port of ssh ?
[08:31] <dprostran> exit
[08:31] <nevyn> Samus_Aran: by default only root can run X
[08:31] <indus> !who | lbray785
[08:31] <linuxguy2009> (03:28:44 AM) indus: lbray785: whats athe output of uname -a
[08:31] <Samus_Aran> nevyn: why is that ?
[08:31] <frogzoo> Samus_Aran: just do /etc/init.d/gdm start
[08:32] <Samus_Aran> frogzoo: this is not related to GDM.  I want to load a secondary X server ...
[08:32] <frogzoo> Samus_Aran: ah, can't help soz
[08:32] <Ileden> HerbMonk: have you also done everything in this guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver
[08:32] <Samus_Aran> nevyn: how can I add local users to be allowed to start Xorg ?
[08:33] <HerbMonk> Linuxguy2009 Linux Psychosis 2.6.28-11-generic #42-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 17 01:58:03 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[08:33] <nevyn> Samus_Aran: reconfigure xorg-common I think
[08:33] <frogzoo> Samus_Aran: I expect google will turn up something
[08:33] <indus> Samus_Aran: nevyn i dont think thats possible, or recommended even
[08:33] <HerbMonk> Ileden I'll look into it
[08:33] <gorgonzola> hello, i have a terrific idea for a workaround for this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/fglrx-installer/+bug/369042, but i need help implementing it. anyone here up for the task? some knowledge of acpi/hal required...
[08:33] <linuxguy2009> HerbMonk: What are you talking about?
[08:33] <lbray785> linuxguy2009 it is linux ubunto 2.6.28-14-generic #47-Ubunu SMP SMP sat jul 25 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/linux
[08:34] <frogzoo> gorgonzola: maybe #ubuntu+1
[08:34] <gorgonzola> frogzoo, ok, i'll ask there then. thx
[08:34] <HerbMonk> Linuxguy2009 ... I'm having the same problem as lbray785
[08:34] <indus> where is uname -a from lbray785
[08:34] <Samus_Aran> frogzoo: I've been on Google the past bit, but it's finding a lot of unrelated Ubuntu forum postings so far
[08:34] <Guest2583> so far, ubuntu is the best user friendly distro by miles!  In english?
[08:35] <Samus_Aran> indus: of course it's possible and recommended.  an X server is just a graphical interface, and there is no limit to how many of them can be loaded at the same time
[08:35] <HerbMonk> my graphics card is not being recognized by ubuntu 9.04
[08:35] <linuxguy2009>  HerbMonk: ATI?
[08:35] <Samus_Aran> indus: I've been using X since XFree86 3.3.x and using multiple X servers for almost the whole time
[08:35] <HerbMonk> i'v got crappy frame rates and no 3d exeleration
[08:35] <HerbMonk> yes ati
[08:35] <HerbMonk> amd x64
[08:35] <indus> Samus_Aran:hmm
[08:35] <linny>  HerbMonk: what card ?
[08:35] <Samus_Aran> just not sure why Ubuntu is locking down the X server
[08:36] <linuxguy2009>  HerbMonk: Sorry to say I have zero experience with ATI cards at all.
[08:36] <HerbMonk> VGA compatible controller [0300]: ATI Technologies Inc RS690M [Radeon X1200 Series] [1002:791f]
[08:36] <indus> Samus_Aran: why has X been implemented as a network server by design i would like to know
[08:36] <Ileden> HerbMonk: i did the xorg.conf editing as the guide said, but it didn't help. 'lshw -C display' reports the display as "UNCLAIMED". I assume it should read something else when it's working
[08:36] <Samus_Aran> indus: most distro allow the user to launch X out-of-the-box, including Arch Linux, Slackware, Knoppix and most others I've tried
[08:36] <linny> i would try envy-ng
[08:36] <Samus_Aran> indus: the default is to allow local only, and not networked clients.  you need xhost to allow network clients
[08:36] <HerbMonk> Ileden yea mine said the same thing
[08:36] <HerbMonk> bogus
[08:36] <BTK_GreenRiver> Hey y0
[08:37] <indus> Samus_Aran: hmm x host
[08:37] <linny>  HerbMonk: i would try envy-ng i know its unsupported but its reported to work withthat card
[08:37] <indus> HerbMonk linny ya worth a try
[08:37] <HerbMonk> linny?
[08:37] <Ileden> HerbMonk: also my Xorg.0.log reports onw problem "(EE) Failed to initialize GLX extension (Compatible NVIDIA X driver not found)" - i'm wondering why it talks about NVIDIA not ati (my previous card was nvidia)
[08:38] <jonex_> heyyyyyyyyyyy
[08:38] <indus> HerbMonk: i was addressing the user linny :)
[08:38] <linny> HerbMonk: google envy-ng
[08:38] <HerbMonk> sorry bro
[08:38] <HerbMonk> k
[08:38] <jonex_> my wireles doesnt work with my router...... but it works with another router! :S
[08:38] <nevyn> Ileden: did you install the nvidia drivers?
[08:38] <indus> Ileden: you might need to completely remove the nvidia modules
[08:38] <linuxguy2009> lbray785: Whats up you need help?
[08:38] <indus> Ileden: sudo aptitude remove --purge nvidia*
[08:39] <Ileden> indus: ok. how do i... right, thanks! :)
[08:39] <lbray785> HerbMonk: thanks for the entry that solved my problem
[08:39] <linuxguy2009> lbray785: If its for the same thing as HerbMonk, I have no experience with ATI cards at all.
[08:39] <Samus_Aran> indus: if your question was serious, X was designed as a network server so that a more powerful server can ... well, serve.  if you want to see X serving put to great use, check out LTSP.  I've used that to power a computer lab of 20+ 486s with a single powerful multi-CPU box, works great
[08:40] <Ileden> indus: reported no packages matching nvidia*
[08:41] <indus> Ileden: hmm
[08:41] <Ileden> nevyn, indus: I had non-free nvidia drivers installed with my previous card and when it broke down and I replaced the card, they weren't in the drivers list anymore. i've done nothing to remove them, since I don't know how.
[08:41]  * richardcavell wonders why some people's names are in [brackets]
[08:41] <linuxguy2009> gnight/gday everyone.
[08:42] <frogzoo> richardcavell: [] are allowed characters in nick names
[08:42] <hyakuhei> Anyone know a good resource for info on setting up a Mirror-On-Demand repository on my local server?
[08:42] <indus> Ileden: well,just open up synaptic and choose completely remvoe nvidia-glx or something
[08:42] <HerbMonk> your welcom lbray785
[08:42] <frogzoo> !repository
[08:43] <frogzoo> hyakuhei: there is a ubuntu help page covers it - try google
[08:43]  * [richardcavell] is cool now with brackets around his name
[08:43] <Samus_Aran> nevyn: it was "sudo dpkg-reconfigure x11-common", and it has the option for local console users (which most distros default to)
[08:43] <indus> hi [richardcavell]
[08:43] <Samus_Aran> thanks
[08:43] <[richardcavell]> hi indus. I'm looking good now with brackets
[08:43] <linny> i wish i had brackets :P
[08:44] <HerbMonk> 3
[08:44] <indus> :)
[08:44] <indus> how do you get those
[08:44] <Samus_Aran> [richardcavell]: you'd be even cooler with an underscore between your two names, and no square brackets.
[08:44] <godmodegrafix> i have 2 brackets
[08:44] <indus> aargh its diffucult to type nicks with fancy brackets
[08:44] <brackets> :)
[08:44] <godmodegrafix> lol
[08:44] <Samus_Aran> {o.O}
[08:44] <psycho_oreos> type the first few characters of their nickname and presss tabl :p
[08:45] <psycho_oreos> tab*
[08:45] <linny> now hes just showing off i vote for limitations on brackets , can i get my motion seconded
[08:45] <Ileden> indus: ok... synaptic does show some nvidia packages installe. are all of those safe to remove, including nvidia-180-kernel-source?
[08:45] <Samus_Aran> second
[08:45] <godmodegrafix> i third it
[08:45] <linny> :)
[08:45] <jonex_> why my wireles doesnt work here...if i go other place it will
[08:45] <indus> Ileden: yes remove them
[08:45]  * [Richard_Cavell] thinks everyone is jealous of his brackets
[08:45] <godmodegrafix> lol
[08:45] <message144> indus, not as difficult as with lots of L, i, and 1 chars in the nick
[08:45] <godmodegrafix> its working if youre on
[08:46] <indus> message144: worst is the guest nicks, oh god its so difficult to help
[08:46] <indus> Ileden: its probablythe kernel module thats causing the issue ,nvidia.ko is the file actually
[08:47]  * Samus_Aran is now known as guest666
[08:47] <indus> Samus_Aran: :)
[08:47] <sterna> how do i make-kpkg without building a xenu kernel?
[08:47] <sterna> because right now it's making me a xenu kernel if i do kernel_image
[08:47] <Flannel> !nickspam
[08:47] <sterna> and i don't need it
[08:48] <Samus_Aran> message144: Microsoft should be shot for not only creating a group of fonts wherein | I l and 1 are all identical -- but actually setting their OS to use this horrid font by default in some of their UI
[08:48] <jonex_> help with my wireless
[08:49] <godmodegrafix> jonex, whats the problem?
[08:49] <Samus_Aran> jonex_: which wireless chipset ?  which interface (usb, pci, pcmcia, etc.) ?  have you tried any 3rd party drivers yet (madwifi, ndiswrapper, etc.) ?
[08:50] <tuxwulf> Which wwebmailer would you recommend?
[08:50] <indus> jonex_: we shall need the output of lspci
[08:50] <indus> jonex_: in a terminal type the command lspci
[08:50] <danxub> why am i seeing activity on my eth0 through wireshark when i'm not doing anything internet/network related
[08:51] <jonex_> 0c:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4312 802.11b/g (rev 01)
[08:51] <godmodegrafix> youve got a cracked box
[08:51] <godmodegrafix> jk
[08:51] <Samus_Aran> night all
[08:51] <jonex_> indus: 0c:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4312 802.11b/g (rev 01)
[08:51] <indus> jonex_: which version of ubuntu?
[08:51] <nevyn> danxub: what sort of packets are they?
[08:51] <jonex_> indus: ubuntu Studio 9.04
[08:51] <danxub> one second i'll look
[08:52] <indus> jonex_: did u check under administration>hardware drivers?
[08:52] <danxub> ARP ?
[08:52] <jonex_> indus: my wireless only for Ubuntu stuff like ubuntu forums and Xchat... for the regular web surf
[08:52] <jonex_> it stays loading
[08:53] <indus> jonex_: go to main menu >system>administration>hardware drivers
[08:53] <HerbMonk> jonex what version of ubuntu do you have
[08:53] <nevyn> danxub: arp is just chatter.. unless there's a lot of it.
[08:53] <jonex_> HerbMonk: Studio 9.04
[08:53] <indus> jonex_: do u see something under hardware drivers
[08:53] <nevyn> like more than 1000/second
[08:54] <jonex_> indus: its activated
[08:54] <HerbMonk> jonex try going into your wireless mannager and clearning out any saved data
[08:54] <danxub> its steady
[08:54] <HerbMonk> then reconnect
[08:54] <indus> jonex_: paste the output of lsmod
[08:54] <godmodegrafix> mortal combat!!!
[08:54] <message144> danxub, i wouldnt be worried about ARp
[08:54] <indus> !paste | jonex_
[08:54] <HerbMonk> somtimes ubuntu will get confused if you have more that one wifi place saved
[08:55] <indus> jonex_: did u try using that network icon on panel?
[08:55] <danxub> ok where can i learn more about arp irc and tcp
[08:55] <danxub> whats the difference between a tcp red and tcp gray
[08:55] <jonex_> yea i tried everything i think
[08:55] <myself> hey where can i find the APPLICATIONS-->WINE--->PROGRAMS actual folder so i can manually delete the stuff from there, the menu editor wont let me delete the stuff, where is that directory actually located on the drive
[08:55] <indus> jonex_: just give taht lsmod output
[08:56] <testi> How can I print photos?
[08:56] <HerbMonk> jonex are you sure your using the right wireless key?
[08:56] <indus> myself: its hidden folder .wine
[08:56] <linny> myself:  try somwhere in ~/.wine/
[08:56] <indus> jonex_: ok i go for lunch back later
[08:57] <danxub> is there a program like wireshark that uses less system resources
[08:57]  * HerbMonk be right back using the bathroom
[08:58] <testi> How can I print photos? f-spot and photoprint fail entirely.
[08:58] <message144> danxub, tcpdump
[08:58] <lb_> I got a question about ubuntu server: I am in GNU screen currently and its status bar shows what is maybe CPU load, CPU speed, amount of free RAM and HDD usage. Then there is this entry:  3!!. What could that mean?
[08:58] <Ileden> indus: display still unclaimed after reboot. the error at Xorg.0.log went away
[08:58] <testi> f-spot says "too many failed attempts" and photprint gives me blank pages instead of photos
[08:59] <jonex_> HerbMonk: it's connected cuz i can access XCHAT
[08:59] <message144> lb_, that is probably the screen session ID
[08:59] <jonex_> HerbMonk: and Ubuntuforums
[08:59] <myself> indus no i mean the actual menu
[09:00] <myself> indus i mean the menu, not the physical files, the shortcuts in the menu
[09:00] <Dekko> join #winehq
[09:00] <myself> its not winehq
[09:00] <myself> im just looking for how to delete stuff fromthe applications menu
[09:00] <myself> manually
[09:01] <mangospork> Where can I find a prebuild of a Ubuntu Kisok?
[09:01] <grawity> myself: Have you tried 'alacarte'? (It's the graphical menu editor.)
[09:01] <myself> grawity where do i do it manually, that wont let me delete stuff
[09:01] <myself> but lemme see if i sudo it
[09:01] <Ileden> indus: Hey! the card appears to be working now! 'lshw -C display' still reports "UNCLAIMED" though...should it?
[09:02] <myself> sudoing it just does root
[09:02] <lb_> message144: Thanks for the reply. "screen -ls" shows this though:  2794.pts-0.<compname> - it is not the number of the active window, either (I have only opened one). When I fire up another screen, it shows the same number
[09:02] <mangospork> I'm doing a project for my school, they want kiosks instead of comptuers practically. So, I'm here to ask you guys. How can I make an automated install of ubuntu, completely anti-user with firefox on autostart.
[09:03] <grawity> mangospork: that's a school I really wouldn't like to be in :o
[09:03] <myself> how do i manually edit my applications menu i mean with the actual folders in nautilus
[09:03] <myself> where is the directory located
[09:03] <grawity> myself: ~/.local/share/applications/
[09:03] <mangospork> gawity: Neither would/do I, but they need help.
[09:03] <myself> thank you
[09:04] <mangospork> The sucker I am? I'll help them.
[09:04] <grawity> myself: And /usr/share/applications/ too
[09:04] <myself> okay cool thank you grawity
[09:04] <myself> i found it
[09:04] <blognewb> hey guys is there an "esac" word?
[09:04] <blognewb> http://pastebin.com/m4985a00a
[09:04] <grawity> It's kinda weird talking to myself...
[09:05] <godmodegrafix> haha
[09:05] <myself> :)
[09:05] <grawity> blognewb: 'esac' in bash means the end of 'case' statement.
[09:05] <godmodegrafix> i always touch myself
[09:05] <blognewb> line 61
[09:05] <dprostran> Can someone please give me a recent version of how to install nvidia 8800gt graphics card drivers? not something from 2 years ago.
[09:05] <Flannel> blognewb: esac is case backwards, that's how bash does closings
[09:05] <blognewb> oh ok thank you! i thought it was a typo
[09:05] <grawity> blognewb: You'll soon encounter if/fi too.
[09:06] <blognewb> grawity: lol that's funny
[09:06] <mangospork> Bah.
[09:06] <mangospork> Whatever, thanks for your giggles.
[09:07] <mangospork> Ciao, I guess.
[09:17] <Ileden> HerbMonk: my display card issue was resolved my removing a previous driver that messed something up.
[09:17] <Name141> How do I make a USB flash stick with the ISO in Windows?
[09:18] <Name141> !flash
[09:18] <Name141> !usb
[09:19] <make> what is CTCP VerSION??
[09:19] <jonex_> who know about innerHTML?
[09:19] <Flannel> jonex_: try ##javascript
[09:20] <lstarnes> make: ctcp version is a mechanism used to determine which irc client and what version of that client are being used by someone on irc
[09:20] <jonex_> ##javascript
[09:20] <KoolD> is there a way to run nano as root after it has been opened with a differ uid???
[09:20] <jonex_> lol
[09:21] <make> thank ..
[09:21] <grawity> KoolD: No.
[09:21] <lstarnes> make: on this network, freenode-connect uses it to block trojans and other things
[09:21] <ce_sexy> pilpres 2009
[09:21] <KoolD> grawity:what about vim???
[09:21] <ce_sexy> google
[09:22] <make> vim use keyword F1
[09:22] <grawity> KoolD: Once you open an editor (or any other program), its uid cannot be changed -- you must restart it if you want to run as root.
[09:24] <Clouse> I can't see the rinter icon in the Administration
[09:24] <error404notfound> If i run "apt-get install openoffice.org" on a 64b ubuntu, the install OO.o will be 32b or 64b?
[09:24] <Name141> eh
[09:24] <Name141> this doesn't help
[09:24] <frogzoo> error404notfound: 64 of course
[09:24] <moymoy> error404notfound: run it and see ;)
[09:24] <Clouse>  Opps, take two,I can't see the Printer icon in the Administration under System, any ideas?
[09:24] <make> error404notfound 64b
[09:24] <error404notfound> frogzoo, same case with other applications like flash plugin and etc?
[09:25] <KoolD> grawity:oh....thanks
[09:25] <moymoy> Clouse: go to terminal and type `alacarte`
[09:25] <frogzoo> error404notfound: yes
[09:25] <error404notfound> frogzoo, moymoy, make, Thanks :P
[09:25] <lstarnes> error404notfound: almost everything does that
[09:25] <error404notfound> lstarnes, thanks
[09:25] <lstarnes> error404notfound: some programs don't have differences between executable versions in 64 bit or 32 bit
[09:26] <error404notfound> lstarnes, hmmm...
[09:26] <make> error404notfound flash plugin download adobe.com.intall to use. i
[09:26] <lstarnes> error404notfound: also, some in the 64 bit version are 32 bit, but have a wrapper or compatibility libraries for use with 64-bit
[09:26] <Clouse> moymoy: Not there ether.
[09:26] <error404notfound> make, hmmm, the deb file? i thought installing deb was discouraged when we have it in repo.
[09:27] <indus> hi
[09:27] <awesomeguy> hi
[09:27] <make> error404notfound i ubuntu use tar.gz to install
[09:27] <indus> hi
[09:27] <error404notfound> make, source code?
[09:28] <lb_> message144: I think I have figured it out: it looks like that number was the number of unapplied security updates
[09:28] <error404notfound> make, i assume you like source code installs.