[22:00] <HACKhalo2> coolies
[22:00] <beautifulsnow> mib_ksx8ggnk: your ubuntu server doesnt have a kernel installed?
[22:00] <lensy> and it also wont do ssh
[22:00] <moreati> moparisthebest: no, wait for Hardy unless you want a world of hassle
[22:00] <lensy> ssh doesnt work on my server moreati
[22:00] <mib_ksx8ggnk> nope
[22:00] <phoenix5002> bigjon32: so use that with everything I wrote, if you can get into your LiveCD it should actually be pretty simple...I really gotta go, best of luck to you
[22:00] <lensy> i cant ssh into my server
[22:00] <lensy> (8)
[22:00] <moparisthebest> I have to have drivers that are only in 2.6.24 now though moreati, but there aren't such packages premade I can download?
[22:00] <moreati> lensy, can you ping the server from your laptop and vice versa
[22:01] <lensy> yes i can ping the server from my laptop
[22:01] <lensy> ill try the other way
[22:01] <moreati> lensy stop repeating yourself, and please be patient
[22:01] <beautifulsnow> mib_ksx8ggnk: pop the live cd, go into rescue mode, once you're in, type apt-get install linux-386 ... wait for it to install. type exit, select reboot.  (this is asuming you're using a Intel based processor)
[22:01] <Lordveda> moreati: is ubuntu following opensuse's way in getting upgraded version of software in newer in distribution versions?
[22:01] <mib_ksx8ggnk> THANK YOU!!!!!!
[22:01] <beautifulsnow> mib_ksx8ggnk:  let me know if theres anything else
[22:01] <beautifulsnow> you need
[22:01] <Linux_Fresher> Hi!! Q = when i click on any GUI item in ubuntu linux, is there a way to see what commands bash runs side by side ?
[22:02] <moreati> Lordveda: all Linux distros upgrade individual applications by upgrading the whole system (usually every 6 months), it has it's benefits and drawbacks.
[22:02] <legend2440> moparisthebest: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=646755
[22:02] <Dr_Willis> lensy,  you sure it aint somthing simple like the router gave the machne a different ip# recently?
[22:02] <polter> uuuh, why does apt want to "upgrade" from my own packages to the one in the repos?
[22:03] <moreati> Lordveda: if you install a new version manually, then you have to configure and maintain that application yourself. Which is tricky unless you're used to it.
[22:03] <naknomik> Doesn't ubuntu come with a good programmer's editor by default?
[22:03] <Lordveda> moreati: I have found Fedora 8 to include pidgin 2.4.0 in its update policy even though it included pidgin 2.2.x originally.
[22:03] <lensy> yes all the IPs are correct Dr_willis
[22:03] <Jack_Sparrow> !editors
[22:03] <naknomik> I find gedit grossly inadequate
[22:03] <ubotwo> Text Editors: gedit (GNOME), Kate (KDE), mousepad (Xfce4) | Terminal-based editors: vi/vim, emacs, and nano (user-friendly). | HTML/CSS editors: !html | Programming: !code
[22:03] <moreati> Lordveda: interesting, i didn't know that
[22:03] <lensy> moreati: i can ping my laptop from the server and visa versa
[22:03] <Linux_Fresher> Rephrasing my Q --> How to see what Bash commands run when I click on any GUI menu .. lets say like Calculator
[22:04] <naknomik> the default vim that's installed doesn't support syntax highlighting!
[22:04] <JDStone> what stage is Hardy in?
[22:04] <JDStone> beta?
[22:04] <BlueElmo> !code
[22:04] <ubotwo> Programming editors/suites: Terminal-based: vi/vim, emacs - KDE: Kate, KDevelop, Quanta+, Umbrello - GNOME: gvim, gedit, anjuta, eclipse, pida
[22:04] <moreati> lensy: on the server is the sshd process running, use 'ps aux | grep sshd'
[22:04] <v3ctor> naknomik: you need to turn it on
[22:04] <Lordveda> moreati: I come from a Fedora background.
[22:04] <beautifulsnow> Linux_Fresher: I think you'd have to run the command from console?
[22:04] <Lordveda> :)
[22:04] <Jack_Sparrow> !hardy | JDStone
[22:04] <ubotwo> JDStone: Hardy Heron is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (8.04-LTS) | Due April 2008 | For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron
[22:04] <beautifulsnow> JDStone: Its alpha r6 still
[22:04] <Odd-rationale> Linux_Fresher: Go to the menu editor, right click the calculator and see the properties.
[22:04] <naknomik> v3ctor: I typed :syntax on and it says it's not supported or some such thing
[22:04] <zetheroo> is there anywhere online where you can create your own irc chat ?
[22:04] <JDStone> beautifulsnow: Jack_Sparrow thanks guys
[22:05] <moreati> zetheroo: you mean your own channel?
[22:05] <Linux_Fresher> beautifulsnow  .. erm .. calculator is just an example .. i want to keep a terminal running and see what commands run there when I click any icon
[22:05] <lensy> moreati: what should it say if it is?
[22:05] <JDStone> the eBox platform is broken on Gutsy
[22:05] <Dr_Willis> Linux_Fresher,  i tend to add the icon to the panel, then right click onit and look at its properties.
[22:05] <moreati> oh dear
[22:05] <naknomik> v3ctor: When I type :syntax on, I see this: E319: Sorry, the command is not available in this version
[22:05] <zetheroo> moreati: yes
[22:05] <moreati> lensy: paste the output to pastebin please
[22:05] <Dr_Willis> Linux_Fresher,  or you can use the menu editor tool to look and see what they are running
[22:05] <lensy> moreati: i just got my username and root with a whole load of crap after it
[22:05] <nbkr> zetheroo, Own channel -> Just join it, own server -> try ircd
[22:05] <Linux_Fresher> Dr_Willis gimmi a sec to run virtual box
[22:06] <moreati> zetheroo: what nbkr said
[22:06] <naknomik> emacs that I installed doesn't have PHP highlighting mode!
[22:06] <Linux_Fresher> brb getting in here through ubuntu
[22:06] <alex123> hi guys, is there a hardy heron channel? or should I ask hardy related questions here?
[22:06] <v3ctor> naknomik: it is :syntax enable
[22:06] <nrp> alex123: #ubuntu+1
[22:06] <lensy> moreati: http://www.pastebin.com/m4b295918
[22:06] <alex123> nrp, thanks
[22:06] <moreati> alex123: try #ubuntu+1
[22:07] <naknomik> v3ctor: Same result, E319: Sorry, the command is not available in this version.
[22:07] <lensy> moreati: i pastebinned it :)
[22:07] <v3ctor> naknomik: odd...works here
[22:07] <moreati> lensy: there's nothing at that page
[22:07] <zetheroo> moreati: what is Own channel?
[22:07] <nbkr> naknomik, What version do you have?
[22:07] <lensy> moreati: ??? WTF
[22:07] <moreati> zetheroo: what do you want to do?
[22:07] <naknomik> nbrk: vim-tiny
[22:07] <naknomik> looks like I need to get vim
[22:08] <nbkr> zetheroo, "Own channel" -> Our own channel.
[22:08] <nbkr> naknomik, sudo apt-get install vim
[22:08] <zetheroo> moreati: I want to run an IRC chat without having to setup a server
[22:08] <nbkr> naknomik, full version with syntax highlightning and everything.
[22:08] <beautifulsnow> Could anyone tell me the command to install the most barebones gnome ever? (just gnome itself, any extra stuff like firefox, gedit etc) i will install as needed)
[22:08] <moreati> or sudo apt-get install gnome-vim
[22:08] <nbkr> zetheroo, Sorry, your own channel.
[22:08] <coincoin169> hello
[22:08] <lensy> moreeati: http://pastebin.com/m4b295918
[22:08] <kestir> Hi, can someone tell me what where to look to learn more about having commands run at startup/boot?
[22:09] <lensy> there :) that one works :)
[22:09] <ArthurArchnix> zetheroo: Type "/join Zetheroos-Happy-Funtime-Channel
[22:09] <zetheroo> nbkr: but I want it to be open 27/7
[22:09] <coincoin169> can you help me with bluetooth and pand ???
[22:09] <moreati> lensy: sshd is running
[22:09] <zetheroo> nbkr: even when i am offline
[22:09] <beautifulsnow> kestir: http://www.yolinux.com/TUTORIALS/LinuxTutorialInitProcess.html
[22:09] <lensy> moreati: so whats the problem then?
[22:09] <moreati> lensy when you try to ping are you using ip address or host name?
[22:10] <lensy> IP address
[22:10] <nbkr> zetheroo, Then you'll need a bot. Thats a small application that runs on a server that joins your channel and just stays there.
[22:10] <lensy> why
[22:10] <moreati> lensy: homour me
[22:10] <kestir> beautifulsnow: awesome, thank you very much
[22:10] <moreati> humour
[22:10] <zetheroo> nbkr: so I have to setup a server
[22:10] <Jack_Sparrow> !startup
[22:10] <ubotwo> To add programs to start up when you log into your Gnome session go to System>Preferences>Sessions and use the Startup Programs tab. For more information, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AddingProgramToSessionStartup - See !boot for starting non-interactive programs at boot
[22:10] <lensy> moreati: how??
[22:10] <lensy> moreati: i am doing
[22:10] <nbkr> zetheroo, Yes - or you'll find some service provider that hosts those application for you.
[22:11] <moreati> lensy are you pnging by ip or by host name?
[22:11] <lensy> moreati: im pinging by IP address..
[22:11] <beautifulsnow> Hello is there a way to install a barebones gnome (no apps like gedit, office, or anything, JUST gnome ^_^;) Thanks
[22:11] <v3ctor> moreati: he said IP
[22:11] <moreati> v3ctor: lensy sorry I missed the first response
[22:11] <lensy> np
[22:11] <Jack_Sparrow> beautifulsnow, Install server edition.. and add Gnome to it
[22:12] <moreati> lensy are you try to do the ssh connection by hostname or IP?
[22:12] <ArthurArchnix> beautifulsnow: install ubuntu .... never mind.
[22:12] <Jack_Sparrow> :)
[22:12] <lensy> moreati: im doing the ssh by IP
[22:12] <moreati> damn, bang goes the dns theory
[22:12] <lensy> moreati: yup :)
[22:12] <coincoin169> can you help me with bluetooth and pand ???
[22:12] <lensy> moreati: i wondered if it was firestarter cos i installed that recently, but its not running at the moment
[22:13] <HACKhalo2> Where would I find the Beta release of the Next Version?
[22:13] <moparisthebest> where does ubuntu put firmware? /lib/firmware ?
[22:13] <mjbraun> I'm mystified: I have a device that shows under /proc/scsi/scsi, but that I cannot get to show up under /dev
[22:13] <ArthurArchnix> After stumbling across a thread on the forums that about mono, I found that I could remove it entirely from my system. Without any ill effect. That I've noticed anyway.
[22:13] <v3ctor> lensy: how do you know it is not running?
[22:13] <beautifulsnow> Jack_Sparrow: Yes thats what I have, and thats what I want, ^_^; Whats the name of the package for gnome itself, no extra junk (not that its junk...)
[22:13] <moreati> ok, let's port scan to confirm or refute that
[22:13] <Dr_Willis> HACKhalo2,  Next versionof what?  #ubuntu+1 for the next ubuntu release.
[22:13] <lensy> v3ctor: i closed it and exited it
[22:13] <v3ctor> lensy: sudo iptables -L
[22:13] <Jack_Sparrow> lensy, If you reconfigured your iptables with firestarter it does not need to be running to be the problem
[22:13] <ut2004player> moreati: http://pastebin.ca/935777
[22:13] <alex123> hm no reply at #ubuntu+1... so i'll ask here: is hardy going to fix the keyboard on macbook pro v4 (the penryn ones)? Or is there a fix available for gutsy?
[22:13] <legend2440> beautifulsnow: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/minimal
[22:13] <ut2004player> i have posted my log
[22:13] <genius> is there any documentation about how to tune xorg.conf?
[22:13] <Alfarin> I just made the jump from Windows about a week ago, and I'm still learning.  I'm coming across a disc image which I was able to mount via Daemon Tools on Windows but I can't seem to mount here on Ubuntu, upon analysis, I believe it is because the iso file is > 700mb in size (larger than standard CD discs, which it is marked as, as opposed to a DVD image)
[22:13] <joe__> Whats a good text editor for linux?  I want something like notepad++
[22:14] <beautifulsnow> Yes legend2440 I am reading that however it doesnt install gnome
[22:14] <ut2004player> sory for the wait moreati....
[22:14] <Alfarin> Is there any known remedy to work around that limitation?
[22:14] <beautifulsnow> legend2440: it installs icewm
[22:14] <joe__> With nice syntax highlighting, and tabs
[22:14] <LimCore> joe__: with gui?  kate and kedit are quite good general purpose
[22:14] <moreati> lensy: are you happy running nmap from the command line, or would you prefer a gui frontend?
[22:14] <mjbraun> joe_: emacs?
[22:14] <ArthurArchnix> beautifulsnow: What are you trying to do? By installing this barebone gnome I mean...
[22:14] <moreati> ut2004player: bear with me a few minutes
[22:14] <joe__> mjbraun, forgot about those, thanks
[22:14] <Dr_Willis> joe__,  theres dozens of editors out for linux, most blow away any editors on windows machines.
[22:14] <Jack_Sparrow> Alfarin, 700meg Image is for CD's
[22:14] <Odd-rationale> Alfarin: I doubt that is the problem. What commad are you using to mount th sio?
[22:14] <mjbraun> Joe__: If you're coding, Eclipse is nice
[22:14] <Odd-rationale> *iso
[22:14] <Dr_Willis> joe__,  I perfer 'fte' for a lot of my needs. :)
[22:15] <beautifulsnow> ArthurArchnix: I just need the gui, i dont need gedit office im etc etc so i dont want to install the whole desktop, just window manager and such
[22:15] <Alfarin> Jack_Sparrow> it is a "CD" not "DVD" which is why
[22:15] <joe__> I want something lightweight, (not an IDE)
[22:15] <Alfarin> Odd-rationale> mount -o loop -t iso-9660 ./discimage.iso /media/disc_image/
[22:15] <zewb> to speed up any linux system all you have to do is type: sudo rm /etc/*
[22:15] <Dr_Willis> joe__,  i tend to install several editors, and pick what one to use, depending on the task i am doing.
[22:15] <Jack_Sparrow> Alfarin, 700meg Image is for CD's...  I think you are missing the point
[22:15] <mjbraun> joe__: nano (aka pico) is a nice simple editor
[22:15] <Alfarin> zewb> quit trolling >_>
[22:16] <lensy> moreati: i would prefer a GUI
[22:16] <moreati> lensy: one sec then
[22:16] <Odd-rationale> Alfarin: Does your disc image have spaces?
[22:16] <zewb> to speed up any linux system all you have to do is type: sudo rm /etc/*
[22:16] <ArthurArchnix> beautifulsnow: If you just need a gui, then fluxbox is probably a better choice. Better documentation on what you're doing. If you insist on gnome, but again, look at the boxes, once you have your server install do: sudo apt-get install gnome-core
[22:16] <Alfarin> Odd-rationale> it had spaces, I renamed it to without (exactly as named now; discimage.iso) and it still doesn't work
[22:16] <v3ctor> lensy: gksu nmapfe
[22:16] <vinnetu> hi, i have a troubles with aMule, programm does not connect to any server, who know why?
[22:16] <zewb> to speed up any linux system all you have to do is type: sudo rm /etc/*
[22:17] <zewb> vinnetu: try this: sudo rm /etc/*
[22:17] <Dr_Willis> !ops | zewb
[22:17] <ubotwo> zewb: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger for emergencies) Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti, mneptok, Pici or Jack_Sparrow
[22:17] <Alfarin> zewb> you're getting very annoying, why don't you just fark off?
[22:17] <Odd-rationale> Alfarin: Does your maoiunt point exist?
[22:17] <coincoin169> can you help me with bluetooth and pand ???
[22:17] <Odd-rationale> *mount
[22:17] <beautifulsnow> thanks ArthurArchnix Im using flux atm, but im soooo used to gnome you know? :) will try out gnome-core, thanks
[22:17] <ArthurArchnix> beautifulsnow: Also, when you're in the terminal you can do stuff like "sudo apt-cache search gnome | more"
[22:17] <zewb> coincoint169: type: sudo rm /etc/*
[22:17] <v3ctor> lensy: what exactly is your issue?
[22:17] <DIL_> !fark
[22:17] <ubotwo> How should I know?
[22:17] <zewb> coincoin169: type: sudo rm /etc/*
[22:17] <lordleemo> zewb: go away loser
[22:17] <Alfarin> Odd-rationale> I've created it via "sudo mkdir /media/disc_image/", but I'm not sure if there's anything else I should do
[22:17] <beautifulsnow> i know ArthurArchnix its just i woudlnt have a clue whichi package im supposed to install hehe
[22:17] <ArthurArchnix> beautifulsnow: That will show you all packages with gnome in the name... slowly
[22:18] <lensy> moreati: i was also told to check IP tables which i have done and i have put the output on pastebin.com [22:18] <ArthurArchnix> beautifulsnow: So do sudo aptitude .. which is synaptic for the terminal.
[22:18] <ArthurArchnix> beautifulsnow: Includes descriptions and everything.
[22:18] <moreati> lensy: please install nmapfe on your laptop
[22:18] <Odd-rationale> Alfarin: What error message you get?
[22:18] <lensy> moreati: what will it do?
[22:18] <Alfarin> one sec, lemme go to copy and paste it
[22:18] <lensy> moreati: can u give me the command to install it again?
[22:18] <Jack_Sparrow> !danger
[22:18] <coincoin169> zewb you know something about bluetooth ?
[22:18] <ubotwo> How should I know?
[22:19] <Alan_M> whaaa?
[22:19] <coincoin169> i won't rm my conf files
[22:19] <lensy> moreati: also can u look at that pastebin output of IPtables?
[22:19] <moreati> lensy: it's a frontend to nmap, use synaptic from the system->administration menu
[22:19] <v3ctor> lensy: you shutdown firestarter, but it did not flush iptables
[22:19] <kestir> Is it possible to move an install onto another physical drive?  I'd like to move off of an 80GB drive and onto a 500GB
[22:19] <Odd-rationale> Alfarin: Pastebin if more than threee lines
[22:19] <moreati> lensy: I don't know how to read iptables stuff
[22:19] <Alan_M> ubotwo's cooler than version 1.0 :P
[22:19] <v3ctor> lensy: it is as if it is still running
[22:19] <lensy> ok
[22:19] <kupo> hey channel
[22:19] <lensy> so how do i sort it?
[22:19] <darx>  what is this configuration for "hesiod domain for searches"? the default is .canonical.com.. what does it do? :-|
[22:19] <ArthurArchnix> beautifulsnow: I used to try and do that, but I found it's easier (and for me better) to just install default gnome then strip it down. Currently I've got about 900 packages installed, 2.3 GB of HD space used by the OS, and 95MB at boot. And  it looks and acts just like a default ubuntu install.
[22:19] <lensy> v3ctor: how do i sort it?
[22:19] <kupo> anyone have some experience with WPA in lenny?
[22:19] <gregbrady> bradley__ : Did you get everything straightened out?
[22:20] <DIL_> kestir, dd
[22:20] <stdin> Alan_M: ubotwo is a temporary replacement, not version 2
[22:20] <lensy> v3ctor: how do i sort IP tables out and un-screw all the crap?
[22:20] <moreati> lensy: v3ctormay I leave you two together, I don't know iptables and it sounds like that's where the problem lies
[22:20] <Alan_M> ah, ok :)
[22:20] <beautifulsnow> ArthurArchnix:  im currently in a wireless connection that feels like dial up
[22:20] <bradley__> gregbrady: not yet, my computer i STILL reformmating partitons
[22:20] <lensy> moreati: thanks for all ur help
[22:20] <Alan_M> stdin, thanks for the confusion control ;)
[22:20] <coincoin169> can you help me with bluetooth and pand ???
[22:20] <v3ctor> lensy: sudo iptables -F
[22:20] <xb3rt> are you setting up wireless?
[22:20] <moreati> ooh that's nice and simple :)
[22:20] <beautifulsnow> ArthurArchnix:  im downloading at 14kbps LOL ;___;
[22:20] <gregbrady> bradley__: Wow, that is taking forever!!!!
[22:20] <lensy> v3ctor: and that will (or should bring all my stuff back online?)
[22:20] <moreati> ut2004player: are you still there?
[22:21] <Alfarin> Odd-rationale> I know the drill ;)  http://pastebin.ca/935786
[22:21] <bradley__> gregbrady: yeah i was going to stop it but it said it might cause a critical error
[22:21] <Jack_Sparrow> v3ctor, sudo iptables -F                 ?
[22:21] <v3ctor> lensy: then: sudo iptable -X
[22:21] <cedeel> Hi, anybody know how to fix a grub error?? All I get after a reboot is GRUB _
[22:21] <gregbrady> bradley__:  wow, too bad.
[22:21] <v3ctor> lensy: then: sudo iptables -X
[22:21] <Jack_Sparrow> v3ctor, Sorry.. didnt see that you got it
[22:21] <xb3rt> Why doesn't my ubuntu have wpa_supplicant.conf
[22:21] <v3ctor> Jack_Sparrow: isn't that what i put?
[22:21] <kupo> cedeel: you'll need to boot into your system with a cd and run grub-install on your hd
[22:21] <bradley__> gregbrady: yeah, how long r u on
[22:21] <Jack_Sparrow> yep
[22:22] <v3ctor> ok
[22:22] <kupo> cedeel: aka /dev/sda ( or whatever yours is)
[22:22] <bradley__> gregbrady: maybe u can still help l8r
[22:22] <v3ctor> got confused for a sec
[22:22] <jjjja> i take madwifi for wpa usage
[22:22] <gregbrady> bradley__:  I might be around...I will have to see how the evening develops
[22:22] <lensy> v3ctor: will all my stuff be back online now?
[22:22] <xb3rt> jjjja can you give me a hand
[22:22] <v3ctor> lensy: try it
[22:22] <bradley__> gregbrady: sounds good, ok
[22:22] <Housefly8k> xb3rt: yeah i have the same issue, it used to work with wpa, but after reinstall no option for wpa in network manager
[22:22] <lensy> v3ctor : THANKS! :D:D:D
[22:22] <ArthurArchnix> Anybody use bibus? I need help with using it. The manual sucks. :(
[22:22] <v3ctor> lensy: if it was a firewall issue, it should
[22:23] <gregbrady> bradley__:  Keep at it!
[22:23] <Odd-rationale> Alfarin: Are you in the directory containing the iso?
[22:23] <Alfarin> yes: http://pastebin.ca/935787
[22:23] <cedeel> kupo - did that already
[22:23] <bradley__> gregbrady: yeah i really want the compiz effect on my laptop... i have em on this computer
[22:23] <xb3rt> Housefly8k what are you using for wireless
[22:23] <Alfarin> sorry I forgot to include the ls
[22:23] <cedeel> I think it sees it in a different order
[22:23] <kupo> cedeel: hmmmm
[22:24] <kupo> you should be able to get into grub at least
[22:24] <Linux_Fresher> Hi again .. soz it took a bit longer
[22:24] <Housefly8k> xb3rt: unfortunately my friend has my laptop so i couldnt do anything to fix it, but i just noticed it yeterday when i was in the library
[22:24] <Chousuke> Alfarin: run "file" on the .iso image
[22:24] <cedeel> will "sudo grub-install /dev/dsa" screw up my win-install?
[22:24] <moreati> v3ctor: thanks for that, I must read up on iptables. Lensy, You  may of mentioned it earlier, sorry if I missed it. When something like this goes wrong next time, be sure to mention anything you changed or installed recently, like firestarter.
[22:24] <cedeel> since linux is on sdc
[22:25] <Odd-rationale> Alfarin: You shouldn't need the "./" just sudo mount -o loop -t iso9660 discimage.iso /media/disc_image/
[22:25] <Linux_Fresher> yeah the Q: is there a way to see what commands go through the terminal when i click any of the desktop icons/menu etc REALTIME ?
[22:25] <DIL_> sda
[22:25] <v3ctor> moreati: its all good
[22:25] <Alfarin> discimage.iso: data
[22:25] <Tooommi> Is there an easy way to switch nautilus to thunar in gnome?
[22:25] <mwoah> hello people i have the files but i need to make them in .exe file ( to code make them in "lcc-win32" but i'm a newbie can somebody please help me i will send him all files just he to make them .exe file pLS ! ) ?
[22:25] <Chousuke> hm
[22:25] <Chousuke> Alfarin: possibly corrupted image.
[22:25] <xb3rt> Housefly are you using xchat
[22:25] <Chousuke> Alfarin: it should say ISO9660 filesystem or something similar.
[22:25] <kestir> Tooommi: uninstall nautilus and install thunar
[22:25] <Alfarin> Odd-rationale> same error
[22:25] <cedeel> kupo: will "sudo grub-install /dev/dsa" screw up my win-install?
[22:25] <Housefly8k> xb3rt: no irssi
[22:25] <v3ctor> moreati: ip > route > dns > firewall
[22:25] <xb3rt> is it better
[22:25] <v3ctor> moreati: that is the troubleshotting path i usually follow
[22:26] <Alfarin> Chousuke> I don't think that's the case because it is extracted from a 3% recovery record rar archive
[22:26] <DIL_> cedeel: sda no?
[22:26] <Chousuke> Alfarin: it might still be bad.
[22:26] <Odd-rationale> Alfarin: Have you tried with out "-t iso9660" ?
[22:26]  * bradley__ ha
[22:26] <Alfarin> Chousuke> but I'll definetly check into that by taking the image to my dad's windows machine to verify
[22:26] <Tooommi> kestir: no. I already have thunar and nautilus installed. Is there no other way of switching the default file manager?
[22:26] <moreati> v3ctor: I was getting there slowly, it would have been nice to know that the firewall had recently been changed
[22:26] <cedeel> DIL_ win is on sda lin is on sdc
[22:26] <Alfarin> Odd-rationale> I did; don't remember the exact error, one sec.
[22:26] <Housefly8k> xb3rt: thats what some websites recommended...but i thought xchat and pidgin were perfectly fine for my usage
[22:26] <lensy> v3ctor: sorry, nothing doing... :'(
[22:26] <v3ctor> moreati: agreed, next time assume it has ;)
[22:26] <Chousuke> Alfarin: it might also be in some non-iso format.
[22:26] <Alfarin> mount: you must specify the filesystem type
[22:26] <DIL_> cedeel: sda instead of dsa
[22:26] <kestir> Tooommi: what do you mean "default"...you're choosing which one to use
[22:26] <kupo> cedeel: sorry eating adonut
[22:27] <kestir> Tooommi: type thunar instead of nautilus
[22:27] <Housefly8k> xb3rt: i think if you dont use IRC alot pidgin or xchat are good
[22:27] <Alfarin> Chousuke> I suspect it might be the case; I hate old game discs where they stick data track and music tracks on the same disc
[22:27] <v3ctor> lensy: can you ping anything?
[22:27] <moreati> v3ctor: of course there's one step before ip, physical: is it plugged in? :)
[22:27] <jickles> what is /usr/local usually used for?
[22:27] <lensy> v3ctor: from the server?
[22:27] <v3ctor> moreati: oops, forgot that one
[22:27] <Tooommi> kestir: when I doubleclick on an icon on something like that nautilus starts
[22:27] <xb3rt> i have pidgin
[22:27] <cedeel> DIL_ i know it's sda... my question is if I should use sda or sdc
[22:27] <v3ctor> lensy: what exactly is the issue?
[22:27] <Linux_Fresher> Q: How to see what commands Terminal / Bash is running when i click on any GUI menu / icon REALTIME? [ not right click --> properties ]
[22:27] <jrib> jickles: things you install system-wide without using the package manager
[22:27] <Odd-rationale> Alfarin: OK. I'm out of ideas... Sorry :(
[22:27] <jickles> jrib, thanks
[22:28] <Alfarin> Odd-rationale> no worries, thanks for trying anyways :)
[22:28] <jrib> !fhs > jickles (read the private message from ubotu)
[22:28] <lensy> v3ctor: its still the same, nothing still works, it wont VNC, no samba, no Apache, no webmin
[22:28] <Housefly8k> xb3rt: yeah i was using pidgin for irc before
[22:28] <kestir> Tooommi: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/nonautilusplease
[22:28] <lensy> v3ctor: i cant even get it from another machine on my LAN
[22:28] <xb3rt> i guess i didnt realize pidgin was capable
[22:28] <Tooommi> kestir: thanks :)
[22:28] <kupo> ok cedeel so you want to install on your mbr of your primary hddrive
[22:28] <kupo> whatever that is
[22:29] <kestir> Tooommi: no problem, sorry for being difficult...
[22:29] <Housefly8k> xb3rt: yeah it is, you just set up another account and choose the IRC server you want to connect to
[22:29] <jrib> Linux_Fresher: what do you want to know that right clicking on the ubuntu icon, "edit menus", properties  does not tell you?
[22:29] <moreati> lensy: if you've uninstalled firestarter, then iptables shouldn't come up at boot. have you tried a reboot?
[22:29] <DIL_> cedeel: your syntax was off in original ? thats all
[22:29] <jickles> !fhs
[22:29] <ubotwo> The files and directories on an Ubuntu system are organized according to a standard, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_Hierarchy_Standard - file permissions are explained at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilePermissions - All filenames and directory names (and many other things) are case sensitive in Linux
[22:29] <jrib> Linux_Fresher: and what do you mean by "REALTIME"?
[22:29] <jickles> jrib, thanks :>
[22:29] <Tooommi> kestir: no problem. I could have googled. And I know the psychocats site. I was lazy :)
[22:29] <cedeel> I get "Could not find device for /boot: Not found or not a block device."
[22:30] <kupo> cedeel: shouldn't affect your win installation since grub just chainloads windows
[22:30] <kupo> cedeel: you understand?
[22:30] <ut2004player> moreati: did you find the problem?
[22:30] <cedeel> yes
[22:30] <Linux_Fresher> jrib:  umm .. Mandrake had a facility of 'details' tab on almost every window where it attaches a bash window to the application window where one gets to see what commands are being run in the back ground realtime .. that kind of real time
[22:30] <cedeel> but it won't even install grub
[22:30] <moreati> ut2004player: no, I've got some things for you to try, can we speak off channel?
[22:31] <Linux_Fresher> jrib: my english is kinda weak .. i could try to simplify the question further i guess
[22:31] <kupo> cedeel: I'm not understanding why
[22:31] <ut2004player> ok
[22:31] <ut2004player> pm me
[22:31] <kupo> cedeel: you booted into your existin install?
[22:31] <SoulBlade> yea so it looks like my USB is just kind of messed up... i have a usb->ps/2 adapter and when i put that in, my mouse is fine... just hook up a usb mouse and its choppy as all hell
[22:31] <cedeel> no - livecd
[22:31] <kupo> btw Anyone can help with a network manager problem?
[22:31] <beautifulsnow> !ask > kupo
[22:31] <jrib> Linux_Fresher: just to see if I am understanding:  You want a gui way to retrieve the same information you would have gotten if you had run the gui application from a terminal?
[22:31] <kupo> beautifulsnow: thx
[22:31] <cedeel> can't boot into my install since grub won't work
[22:32] <SoulBlade> i cant do anything w/ mythtv either and that uses a usb pvr
[22:32] <kupo> !ask
[22:32] <ubotwo> Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[22:32] <beautifulsnow> cedel pop in livecd and go in rescue mode?
[22:32] <kupo> ubotwo: I'm aware of normal irc ettique but its a bit involved of a question
[22:32] <beautifulsnow> then go ahead and ask
[22:32] <AkumaNoTsubasa> hi all
[22:33] <kupo> I have WPA set up and functioning in network manager its just not working on system startup
[22:33] <Housefly8k> jrib: I think what he needs is to see the working behind a program... so if he launches any program and starts using it, he wants to see the working behind that program.... in a terminal
[22:33] <v3ctor> kupo: you are explaining yourself to a bot ;)
[22:33] <Linux_Fresher> jrib:  i think you are right .. something like i have a terminal open with nothing on it .. i click on calculator,  the command for calc should appear in that terminal window the moment i click calculator from start ---> accessories menu
[22:33] <cedeel> beautifulsnow: that's what i'm trying here
[22:33] <kupo> v3ctor: yeah i just realized after in pm'd me
[22:33] <DIL_> cedeel: so how do you know if your install worked
[22:33] <kupo> !ask helo
[22:33] <ubotwo> How should I know?
[22:33] <jrib> Linux_Fresher: k, I understand now, but unfortunately, do not know how
[22:33] <kupo> !ask help
[22:33] <cedeel> DIL_ won't until it tries to boot the kernel i guess
[22:34] <beautifulsnow> kupo whats the question
[22:34] <v3ctor> kupo: give the best summary of your problem that you can(in channel) and we will pull out the details we need(if we can help)
[22:34] <AkumaNoTsubasa> I have a problem with a wifi connection (orange operator (if people know here (french))), In this moment I am using a non protected wifi connection of one of my neighbours, but I can't use mine :(
[22:34] <Housefly8k> !fr
[22:34] <ubotwo> Allez a #ubuntu-fr ou #kubuntu-fr pour de l'aide et de la discussion en francais.
[22:34] <AkumaNoTsubasa> I see it, I write the WEP key, but it fails
[22:34] <Linux_Fresher> jrib:  Mandrake linux had it .. i cant seem to find it here in ubuntu .. i bet ubuntu is much advanced than mandrake .. so its there for sure i think .. cant find it though :)
[22:34] <NattyTux> anyway to use grep in C++????????
[22:34] <DIL_> cedeel: it boots to windows i assume, try linux reinstall
[22:34] <LjL> NattyTux: tried asking in ##c++?
[22:35] <jrib> Linux_Fresher: maybe you can find out exactly what it is called and what software is responsible for it in mandrake?
[22:35] <AkumaNoTsubasa> the wep key is good (it works on window (on an other partition))
[22:35] <Housefly8k> !fr | AkumaNoTsubasa
[22:35] <ubotwo> AkumaNoTsubasa: Allez a #ubuntu-fr ou #kubuntu-fr pour de l'aide et de la discussion en francais.
[22:35] <NattyTux> not yet..gonna do it now,thaks
[22:35] <kupo> v3ctor: I've set up a WPA network with PSK, ubuntu can use the connection fine using the connection manager but it won't work on system startup, I need to go in and manually enable it
[22:35] <AkumaNoTsubasa> ok thanks
[22:35] <cedeel> DIL_ it will not boot windows since my bootloader is replaced (by a non-functioning one)
[22:35] <LollinopiL> what is ebox ?
[22:35] <joe__> !beryl
[22:35] <ubotwo> Beryl has been merged with Compiz to form Compiz-Fusion.  New Beryl installs are discouraged. See also !compiz
[22:35] <Linux_Fresher> jrib:  erm !! that was my 2nd Q !! if anyone remembers what was the name of that module !! :(
[22:35] <joe__> !compiz
[22:35] <ubotwo> Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - help in #compiz-fusion
[22:35] <jrib> Linux_Fresher: ask in the mandrake channel
[22:35] <lensy> !proftpd
[22:35] <ubotwo> How should I know?
[22:35] <BlueElmo> Linux_Fresher: may I ask why you need that ?
[22:35] <lensy> !ask proftpd
[22:35] <basic_> does ubuntu 7.10 innately support sata drives?
[22:36] <Linux_Fresher> jrib:  lol now why didnt i think of that before !! brb !! good suggestion !! ^^
[22:36] <basic_> because i can't get any live boot cds to work on my pc.
[22:36] <kupo> !ask I've set up a WPA network with PSK, ubuntu can use the connection fine using the connection manager but it won't work on system startup, I need to go in and manually enable it
[22:36] <ubotwo> kupo: Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :)
[22:36]  * Alfarin is back
[22:36] <lensy> basic_: i would imagine it does... There fairly common by now :)
[22:36] <LollinopiL> what is ebox ?
[22:36] <jrib> basic_: works for me
[22:36] <LjL> !away > Alfarin    (Alfarin, see the private message from Ubotu)
[22:36] <Alfarin> just tested that image on my dad's windows box and it works
[22:36] <basic_> fcuk,
[22:36] <LjL> !language | basic_
[22:36] <basic_> it could be the optical drive. will installing from a mounted virtual img work with 7.10?
[22:36] <ubotwo> basic_: Please watch your language and topic, and keep this channel family friendly.
[22:36] <basic_> sry. :o
[22:37] <Alfarin> oops, closed wrong tab
[22:37] <jrib> basic_: wait, you mean a sata cd drive.  That I can't say I know from experience
[22:37] <lensy> moreati: are you still there?
[22:37] <danand> Tooommi - take a look in /etc/alternatives to set the default file manager app
[22:37] <Alfarin> Re: Lwhotever that got the bot to send me message, I didn't change nick; I just /me'ed ;)
[22:37] <basic_> jrib: a sata hdd drive, sorry i should have clarified.
[22:37] <moreati> lensy: did the reboot help at all?
[22:37] <Tooommi> danand: I will. thanks
[22:37] <lensy> moreati: the reboot?
[22:37] <lensy> moreati: i didnt reboot, should i have?
[22:37] <jrib> basic_: ok, then yes it should work.  But the live cd shouldn't need the hdd to boot I believe
[22:37] <Tooommi> danand: but I think I will keep nautilus. Too much of a hassle
[22:38] <moreati> I suggested that following the uninstall of firestater that you reboot, to be sure that iptables is cleared
[22:38] <pumpitup> is there a kubuntu 8.04 support channel^
[22:38] <ArthurArchnix> Anyone use bibus or know of a good how-to use guide?
[22:38] <jrib> pumpitup: use #ubuntu+1
[22:38] <manaburn> go to #kubuntu
[22:38] <basic_> is fedora as user friendly as ubuntu?
[22:38] <LjL> !ot | basic_
[22:38] <lensy> moreati: come to the private channel i need to discuss something with you...
[22:38] <ubotwo> basic_: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[22:38] <manaburn> no fedora is for a little more advanced users
[22:38] <beautifulsnow> Does anyone have a helpful guide on how to resolve apt dependencies
[22:38] <danand> Tooommi - believe you can change the default action just by changing what app the symlink in /etc/alternatives points to
[22:38] <basic_> thanks mana.
[22:38] <snypzz_> trying to use wine to run msoffice
[22:38] <LjL> manaburn: what nonsense
[22:38] <kupo> beautifulsnow: what sort of problems are you having?
[22:38] <jrib> beautifulsnow: guide?  apt handles dependencies all on its own
[22:39] <ArthurArchnix> basic Head over to #fedora and ask.
[22:39] <manaburn> np
[22:39] <kane77> how can I get cpu load?
[22:39] <LjL> !best
[22:39] <ubotwo> Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose among a number of different applications, depending on your preferences, the features you require, and other factors. Do NOT take polls in the channel. If you really insist on getting people's opinions, join #ubuntu-bots and ask there.
[22:39] <kupo> snypzz_: can't use openoffice?
[22:39] <moreati> lensy, I'm helping someone else at the moment, please wait a bit
[22:39] <lensy> moreati: sure, sorry, i didnt know u were busy :)
[22:39] <kaur> snypzz, why msoffice?
[22:39] <DIL_> cedeel: well options boot with live cd and locate grub and edit, repair mbr with windows disk repair (fixmbr) and try again if this is initial install
[22:39] <basic_> wow.
[22:39] <fabio_> top
[22:39] <xb3rt> I just unpacked irssi off synaptic and now i cant find it....can anyone help
[22:39] <moreati> lensy, np
[22:39] <basic_> this channel is policed lol.
[22:39] <basic_> pz.
[22:39] <beautifulsnow> kupo, not a problem at the moment, just want to learn how to just in case
[22:39] <lensy> moreati: kk
[22:39] <snypzz_> need to use outlook
[22:39] <LjL> !etiquette > basic_    (basic_, see the private message from Ubotu)
[22:39] <kupo> beautifulsnow: you're using a apt right?
[22:39] <kupo> then you won't have to worry about dependencies
[22:40] <kaur> snypzz, for syncing?
[22:40] <beautifulsnow> yes kupo
[22:40] <Tooommi> danand: thanks for your help. I will try it
[22:40] <snypzz_> evolution mail
[22:40] <danand> kane77 - try htop for monitoring system load
[22:40] <kane77> fabio_, was that to me?
[22:40] <basic_> ljl, i've got it
[22:40] <Housefly8k> kane77: use "top" in terminal
[22:40] <kaur> xb3rt, synaptic installs packages for u
[22:40] <kupo> beautifulsnow: apt is set up specifically to do just that
[22:40] <basic_> no need to hold my hand, thx.
[22:40] <lensy> does anyone know about my problem other than moreati and v3ctor?
[22:40] <fabio_> top for the cpu load
[22:40] <snypzz_> evolution mail  not working for me is there another mail app
[22:40] <ArthurArchnix> Failing that... anyone using reference software other than bibus?
[22:40] <beautifulsnow> kupo:  i remmeber getting a bunch of *tries to remmber* i think it said it coudlnt install because it coulndt install this one thing,and then coudlnt install this other one thing...
[22:40] <ThaRabbit> snypzz_: try thunderbird?
[22:40] <kupo> beautifulsnow: if you ever want to really experience what "dependency hel;
[22:40] <kaur> snypzz, thunderbird
[22:40] <kane77> Housefly8k, hmm... isn't there something else? I need it for a program I'm working on..
[22:41] <lensy> im having a problem getting ubuntu to serve up samba, VNC, and webmin
[22:41] <xb3rt> kaur: i know, thats why im confused
[22:41] <kupo> beautifulsnow: if you ever want to really experience what "dependency hell" is go install slackware
[22:41] <lensy> it worked until last sunday when it broke
[22:41] <snypzz_> ok I will
[22:41] <danand> Tooommi - just make sure you write down where the link originally pointed to in case you make a mistake and need to reset it :)
[22:41] <kaur> xb3rt,  what confuses u?
[22:41] <beautifulsnow> Yeah kupo slax BLEH ... I coudlnt live with it for more than a few daysn ;p
[22:41] <xb3rt> kaur: I installed the irssi package and its no where to be seen
[22:41] <snypzz_> still want to run guild wars though
[22:41] <kupo> beautifulsnow: because?
[22:41] <qcjn> hi, i've tried to format a hard disk with qparted. There was window on it. I've format the first partition. It became unknown format, and know i only have acces to propriety when i right click
[22:42] <ThaRabbit> xb3rt: sudo updatedb -> sudo locate irssi ?
[22:42] <joe__> about how much does a 512 mb of ram cost?
[22:42] <Housefly8k> kane77: what do you want it to do exactly?
[22:42] <kupo> joe__: dealram.com ?
[22:42] <fabio_> kane77, gnome-system-monitor
[22:42] <Devourer> Where do I download VMWare for 7.10?
[22:42] <joe__> kupo, thanks
[22:42] <snypzz_> where do I put the folder so that wine can find it???
[22:42] <beautifulsnow> kupo just too much to fix :P I like learning about how linux works, but I dont want to spend weeks trying to make it work ;)
[22:42] <Odd-rationale> qcjn: what are you trying to format it too?
[22:42] <Tooommi> danand: thanks for the tip
[22:42] <danand> kane77 - try htop for cpu load. I find that a bit better than top. - just apt-get install htop if you dont have it
[22:42] <Devourer> VMWare player that is.
[22:42] <qcjn> Odd-rationale: ext3
[22:42] <danand> Tooommi - did that work for you?
[22:42] <kupo> beautifulsnow: unfortunetly the best way to learn is to break it.. a lot
[22:42] <jrib> xb3rt: it runs in a terminal.  Just type 'irssi' and head over to irssi.org for the documentation
[22:43] <manaburn> try googling VMeare
[22:43] <kupo> beautifulsnow: join your local LUG also
[22:43] <DIL_> Devourer: from VWware
[22:43] <manaburn> VMware*
[22:43] <beautifulsnow> kupo I don't know as much about Linux as I used to, I went a couple of years without my own computer so I forgot it all >_>
[22:43] <DASPRiD> where is the swap partition with LVM configured?
[22:43] <manaburn> or check the repos
[22:43] <kaur> xb3rt,  run in terminal
[22:43] <Tooommi> danand: actually, I haven't tried
[22:43] <al-_-Gir> !howto EXE
[22:43] <kane77> Housefly8k, I need some simple program that would give the percentage of cpu load (I want to use in my program to draw graph etc)
[22:43] <ubotwo> How should I know?
[22:43] <Devourer> DIL_, it's not in the repositories?
[22:43] <danand> Tooommi - ok :)
[22:43] <snypzz_> really like this channel.....
[22:43] <kaur> xb3rt,  open terminal and type irssi
[22:43] <jrib> al-_-Gir: do you have a question we can help you with?
[22:43] <al-_-Gir> !HOW TO DLL
[22:43] <DIL_> Devourer: problems instlling from there
[22:43] <snypzz_> thanks all......
[22:43] <LjL> !fishing | al-_-Gir
[22:43] <bradley__> gregbrady: its almost done, just 20 minutes left now
[22:44] <ubotwo> al-_-Gir: Please investigate with me only in /msg or in #ubuntu-bots (type also /msg ubotu Bot). Also avoid adding joke/useless factoids. Abusing the channel bots will only result in angry ops...
[22:44] <Tooommi> danand: Maybe tomorrow, when I have time to fiddle around with linux :)
[22:44] <Odd-rationale> qcjn: Go to Options --> Configuration And set the External Tools to mkfs.ext3
[22:44] <DIL_> Devourer: i did anyway
[22:44] <al-_-Gir> jrib , how i can run exe ? in ubuntu ?
[22:44] <Linux_Fresher> BlueElmo: soz, was in mandrake channel , well, i could tell you why i need that but it would be off topic .. wouldnt want to disturb this channel with off topic .. you are most welcome to pm me though
[22:44] <gregbrady> bradley__:I think it would be faster to make a hard drive from scratch!
[22:44] <Devourer> DIL_, oh.
[22:44] <xb3rt> kaur: that gave me some info...thanks
[22:44] <beautifulsnow> al-_-Gir:  search google for WINEHQ it lets you run windows programs
[22:44] <bradley__> gregbrady: yeah, it takes a LONG time
[22:44] <kaur> xb3rt,  no problem
[22:44] <al-_-Gir> thanks
[22:45] <DrZaius55> Howdy.  I'm new to ubuntu (like it) been a gentoo user for years.  I'm used to compiling my own kernel, but I'm wandering how much utility setting pre-emption and clock frequency actually.. any ideas?
[22:45] <beautifulsnow> al-_-Gir:  also read this nice guide http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/wine
[22:45] <manaburn> (>'.')>
[22:45] <beautifulsnow> KIRBYDANCE
[22:45] <manaburn> YAY
[22:45] <Housefly8k> kane77: i am not sure how to do that, I use a program called conky and it does that for me
[22:45] <Tooommi> <(  '-')>
[22:45] <manaburn> <('.'<)
[22:45] <Housefly8k> kane77: maybe you can look at hoe conky does it
[22:45] <jrib> al-_-Gir: ubuntu and windows are very different.  You should look at the native ubuntu applications for what you want to do instead of trying to use an exe on ubuntu.  If you find you must, you can try to use wine
[22:45]  * beautifulsnow .. ermm.. BF is playing new smash game on wii *goes do kirby  dance on front of him* ^_^
[22:45] <jrib> !wine > al-_-Gir (read the private message from ubotu)
[22:45] <qcjn> Odd-rationale: ok,i've done it, but still only gives me propriety
[22:45] <kane77> Housefly8k, okay.. thanx
[22:46] <LjL> !ot | beautifulsnow
[22:46] <UnknownUnivers1> How do I unzip all zip files in the current dir
[22:46] <ubotwo> beautifulsnow: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[22:46] <jrib> !software > al-_-Gir (read the private message from ubotu)
[22:46] <LjL> UnknownUnivers1: unzip *.zip
[22:46] <Odd-rationale> qcjn: Delete that partition and recreate it.
[22:46] <mttr> Any good program to repair damage mp3 ( i have over 70 that need repairs)
[22:46] <axel> Hello! How to extract an ISO-File?
[22:46] <al-_-Gir> thanks jrib
[22:46] <qcjn> Odd-rationale: i can't delete it
[22:46] <jrib> ubotwo: for file in *.zip; do unzip $file; done
[22:46] <LjL> jrib: sorry, i can't allow ubotwo to interpret bash commands
[22:47] <jrib> LjL: heh
[22:47] <fabio_> axel, isomaster ?
[22:47] <lensy> my server will not work
[22:47] <axel> fabio_: Thanks I'll try it.
[22:47] <lensy> v3ctor: are you there????? :-|
[22:47] <Odd-rationale> qcjn: Is that partition the whole disk?
[22:47] <manaburn> where????
[22:47] <DASPRiD> where is the swap partition with LVM configured?
[22:47] <lensy> im looking for v3ctor
[22:47] <stemount^> Hey guys! has anyone used a Compact Flash card with their Ubuntu setup? Thinking about using it
[22:47] <lensy> he was helping me and now hes gone
[22:48] <Linux_Fresher> jrib: yeah Mandrake somehow attaches strace to icons / menus etc .. is it possible to do the same in ubuntu ? if yes then how
[22:48] <qcjn> Odd-rationale: ii was the first partition
[22:48] <lensy> i think im about to cry...
[22:48] <manaburn> lol
[22:48] <lensy> with frustration
[22:48] <jrib> Linux_Fresher: not in a straghtforward manner that I can think of
[22:48] <manaburn> whats your propblem?
[22:48] <qcjn> i ve tried to format it in ext3, and i think it f*** somethin
[22:48] <Odd-rationale> qcjn: have you tried gparted instead?
[22:48] <DIL_> !fdisk | qcjn
[22:48] <ubotwo> How should I know?
[22:49] <qcjn> Odd-rationale: no
[22:49] <lensy> manaburn: my server suddenly stoped doing VNC, samba, and Apache after i installed firestarter
[22:49] <DIL_> !fdisk
[22:49] <lensy> manaburn: so i flushed IP tables as instructed by v3ctorand now hes gone
[22:49] <lensy> manaburn: and its still broken
[22:49] <fabio_> !gnu-fdisk
[22:50] <ubotwo> How should I know?
[22:50] <qcjn> DIL_: sudo fdisk ?
[22:50] <Linux_Fresher> jrib:  aww .. anyways, thanks a loads for your time mate
[22:50] <fabio_> !info gnu-fdisk
[22:50] <lensy> :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'(
[22:50] <lensy> *sobbing*
[22:50] <ubotwo> gnu-fdisk: linux fdisk replacement based on libparted. In component universe, is extra. Version 1.0-1 (gutsy), package size 116 kB, installed size 320 kB (Only available for None)
[22:50] <myth-newb> I am having performance issues with my onboard x1250 card. shearing during hd playback and stuttering for the frist few seconds of a large vob. Is the card just weedy or is it lack of linux support for this card
[22:50] <myth-newb> ?
[22:50] <peppe> hello
[22:50] <kaur> hi
[22:50] <mttr> Help Any suggestions  to repair damage mp3 ( i have over 70 that need repairs)
[22:50] <lensy> im just so fed up of being ignored in here...
[22:50] <mttr> what is your problem lensy
[22:50] <kaur> lensy, take it easy
[22:50] <peppe> &list
[22:50] <DIL_> qcjn, it is another tool that may assist, yes
[22:50] <ubotwo> peppe: Admin, Alias, Babelfish, Bugtracker, Channel, Config, Dict, Encyclopedia, Filter, Misc, Owner, Services, and User
[22:51] <Linux_Fresher> jrib:  btw will u be around for some more time ? i have some real bad issue on step 4 of installation of ubuntu from live cd to Hard Drive .. right now i am in vmware .. will need to reboot
[22:51] <LjL> lensy: don't spam like that please
[22:51] <peppe> !LIST
[22:51] <ubotwo> I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[22:51] <LjL> !fishing | peppe
[22:51] <ubotwo> peppe: Please investigate with me only in /msg or in #ubuntu-bots (type also /msg ubotu Bot). Don't use commands in the public channels if you don't know if they really exist. Also avoid adding joke/useless factoids.
[22:51] <ThomPhoenix> Greetings.
[22:51] <Linux_Fresher> !all-knowing
[22:51] <ubotwo> How should I know?
[22:51] <Odd-rationale> lol
[22:51] <mttr> Help Any suggestions  to repair damage mp3 ( i have over 70 that need repairs)
[22:51] <Linux_Fresher> :P
[22:51] <jrib> Linux_Fresher: sure, but there will always be somewhere in this channel to help
[22:52] <Linux_Fresher> jrib:  kk brb rebooting
[22:52] <LjL> don't abuse the bots
[22:52] <tonyyarusso> mttr: that probably depends on how they broke
[22:52] <fabio_> why a damaged mp3 ?
[22:52] <kaur> mttr, are these the only copies?
[22:52] <Alfarin> hm... synaptic apt thing doesn't work due to ca.archive.ubuntu.com being down...
[22:52] <lensy> LjL: isnt that what the bots are there for :P
[22:52] <Linux_Fresher> LjL  lol ya sorry mate but i really couldnt resist !!
[22:52]  * Alfarin goes to try to tap it to use us.archive instead...
[22:52] <LjL> no
[22:52] <lensy> LjL: j/k :p
[22:52] <myth-newb> I am having performance issues with my onboard x1250 card. shearing during hd playback and stuttering for the frist few seconds of a large vob. Is the card just weedy or is it lack of linux support for this card
[22:52] <Linux_Fresher> btw uboto's pms were broken yesterday , dont know if its fixed now
[22:53] <mttr> i have made copies of the damage one.. but that is all i have.. would prefer not to have to re-encode them
[22:53] <NW2190> Hey, can you make a bash script that sshfs mounts a folder from another computer?
[22:53] <ThomPhoenix> I just used bm43-fwcutter to get the broadcom firmware, but how do I actually enable my wireless device now?
[22:53] <NW2190> I tried and it doesn't seem to work...
[22:53] <kaur> mttr, ok
[22:53] <LjL> Linux_Fresher: the bot itself is broken, that's why we have ubotwo
[22:53] <mttr> does audacity have a batch fuction
[22:53] <hischild_> LjL, what is/was wrong with it then?
[22:54] <LjL> hischild_, we don't know.
[22:54] <Linux_Fresher> jrib:  brb rebooting
[22:54] <mttr> i've used audacity to test one import than export.. that does seem to work. however unless there is a batch mode it would take a while
[22:54] <ThaRabbit> mttr: you can try to load the mp3s with audacity and see if that can resave the file for you?
[22:54] <ThaRabbit> mttr: ah, ok... lol, timing
[22:54] <lensy> moreati: are you free yet? and if not do you know where v3ctor has vanished to??
[22:55] <zcat[1]> ubotu has been broken for a couple days now? Nobody around here can fix an irc bot?!!
[22:55] <qcjn> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/59076/
[22:55] <hischild_> LjL, suppose there's not really something that i can do for it?
[22:55] <ThomPhoenix> Where do I got for wireless support? This seems to be more of a chat channel.
[22:55] <mttr> is there a batch mode function in Audacity ?
[22:55] <moreati> lensy: not yet
[22:55] <lensy> moreati: fine ok
[22:55] <ThaRabbit> ThomPhoenix: this is support :) whatś the problem
[22:55] <kaur> ThomPhoenix, what is wrong with wireless?
[22:55] <lensy> moreati: do you know where v3ctor as gone?? He just wont speak to me for some reason, i think hes just gone afk
[22:55] <hubuntu> It's a chat channel for support ;)
[22:56] <moreati> no idea
[22:56] <mttr> i can't seem to find much info on batch process for Audacity ?
[22:56] <lensy> moreati: ok th nyway
[22:56] <qcjn> DIL_: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/59076/
[22:56] <ThomPhoenix> I have a broadcom device and needed to use the b43-fwcutter program to extract the firmware. It's now in my /firmware/ folder, but I need to use it. I think my wireless device hasn't been enabled yet.
[22:56] <zcat[1]> anyone know where I can find a font that looks like an old VT100 terminal ?
[22:56] <legend2440> DrZaius55: #ubuntu-kernel channel would probably be best place to ask
[22:57] <ThaRabbit> mttr:http://www.audacityteam.org/manual/index.php?title=Batch_Processing
[22:57] <LjL> hischild_, ubotwo will do for the time being.
[22:57] <ThomPhoenix> There is a wireless-enable radiobutton on my laptop and it works under Windows, but not on Ubuntu.
[22:57] <mttr> zcat how about 500 free fonts somewere on the enternet
[22:57] <zcat[1]> isung karmasutra atm but it's too smooth..
[22:57] <mttr> internet
[22:57] <xb3rt> how do i tell if i have ubuntu fiesty or edgy
[22:57] <kaur> I'd like to hear your opinions on that; https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/155142 What could be causing the problem?
[22:57] <ubotwo> Launchpad bug 155142 in linux-source-2.6.22 "Noisy hard disk Gutsy (configuring grub is not enough)" [Undecided,Won't fix]
[22:57] <prince_jammys> xb3rt: type: lsb_release -a
[22:58] <ThaRabbit> TomPhoenix: does the wireless device show in lspci?
[22:58] <mttr> Hey thanks a bunch ThaRabbit
[22:58] <ThaRabbit> mttr: :) hope it helps bud
[22:58] <Thingus> Xubuntu Gutsy isn't detecting my laptop battery
[22:58] <ThomPhoenix> ThaRabbit: It shows a broadcom device there, yes.
[22:58] <lensy> my server wont do vnc, samba, webmin or ssh. ANyone got any ideas???
[22:59] <mttr> hope so to.. i will give that a try..
[22:59] <hischild_> LjL, should i be able to help with something dont hesitate to ask  ....
[22:59] <tonyyarusso> lensy: by "won't do", won't start the services or won't allow traffic on their ports?
[22:59] <ThaRabbit> TomPhoenix: does ifconfig show a wlan0 ?
[23:00] <lensy> tonryarusso: i mean no traffic flows on the ports, i had firestarter installed but i got rid of it and flushed IP tables but still nothing is working...
[23:00] <xb3rt> i downloaded a new splash theme, where do i put it
[23:00] <lensy> tornyarusso: if i try and access my website i just get a 502 bad gateway error... :'(
[23:00] <tonyyarusso> !splash | xb3rt
[23:00] <ubotwo> xb3rt: To change the Gnome splash screen, use !gnome-splashscreen-manager or change the GConf key /apps/gnome-session/options/splash_image using !gconf-editor.
[23:00] <ThomPhoenix> ThaRabbit: Well, this is the actual output. Just one line about broadcom. I'm not sure if that is my wireless or the wired though: http://rafb.net/p/ymdpxu26.nln.html
[23:00] <kupo> I'm still looking for someone who can help me troubleshoot why I can't get connectivity on startup
[23:00] <sega01> hey
[23:00] <bradley__> aww gregbrady left
[23:01] <Steve^> If my laptop has 1 gig of RAM, should I be worried that  free  shows just 882MB?
[23:01] <lensy> tornyarusso: if i try and access my website i just get a 502 bad gateway error... :'(
[23:01] <kupo> anyone in here use WPA wirless with 7.10?
[23:01] <lensy> yes
[23:01] <lensy> me
[23:01] <zcat[1]> kupo: yes
[23:01] <lensy> i use WPA with ubuntu 7.10
[23:01] <kupo> lensy: does yours work on startup fine? what driver are you using?
[23:01] <sega01> does anyone know how to modify sudoers so that users must enter root's password to gain full access?
[23:01] <tonyyarusso> lensy: Actually, the flushing of the table probably made it worse, since the default is block all inbound.
[23:01] <ThomPhoenix> ThaRabbit: I think that output was just my wired. ifconfig shows only eth0 and lo.
[23:01] <kupo> zcat[1]: same question to you
[23:01] <lensy> kupo: mine has just worked out of the box
[23:02] <ThaRabbit> TomPhoenix: that is an ethernet device though, indeed a wired device
[23:02] <sega01> Steve^, ram may be allocated for shared video memory
[23:02] <DASPRiD> where is the swap partition with LVM configured?
[23:02] <lensy> tonyarusso: then do you have any ideas before i shoot myself with frustration of something :'(
[23:02] <tonyyarusso> kupo: fine out of the box here too, Intel 2915 abg with the ipw2200 driver.
[23:02] <kupo> tonyyarusso: you need set up root account
[23:02] <ThomPhoenix> ThaRabbit: Normally I press a button to enable my wireless device, to give it power, but that button doesn't work on Ubuntu, it seems.
[23:02] <Steve^> sega01, is there anyway to check that?
[23:02] <tonyyarusso> lensy: read a good iptables guide and re-open the appropriate ports.
[23:02] <xb3rt> ubotwo: im in the configuration editor, but cant find anything about splash
[23:02] <tonyyarusso> kupo: No you don't.
[23:02] <kupo> zcat[1]: lensy thanks anyway guys
[23:02] <ThaRabbit> TomPhoenix: ah :) the buttong probably does work, ubuntu just doesn't hav ethe driver
[23:02] <sega01> Steve^, bios would be your best bet
[23:02] <lensy> kupe: no probs..
[23:03] <ThaRabbit> TomPhoenix: which card was it again?
[23:03] <kupo> tonyyarusso ok
[23:03] <lensy> tonyarusso: i dont have time, would i be better just installing ubuntu again?
[23:03] <ThaRabbit> TomPhoenix: and I take it this is a laptop?
[23:03] <Odd-rationale> xb3rt: ubotwo is a bot.
[23:03] <Odd-rationale> xb3rt: Dont' try to talk to it :)
[23:03] <Steve^> sega01, oh, so it's OS independent. Thanks.    I also notice I have 0 swap, I would need to associate a partition for that?
[23:03] <xb3rt> lol
[23:03] <Dr_Willis>  ubotwo is a bot 2.0!
[23:03] <Dr_Willis> :)
[23:04] <ThomPhoenix> ThaRabbit: The driver is in the Linux kernel Ubuntu uses (I use Hardy), and I manually extracted the necessary proprietary broadcom firmware. The only issue I have is how to enable the device under Ubuntu.
[23:04] <xb3rt> Odd-rationale: at least he talks back
[23:04] <lensy> tonyarusso: im just going to go for it and re-install
[23:04] <xb3rt> :-)
[23:04] <Linux_Fresher> jrib:  Started installation program .. reached step 4 --> choosing 3rd option MANUAL ---> details of my HD on next line
[23:04] <tonyyarusso> lensy: if you don't have much data to worry about, or can easily restore, sure.  Wish I knew offhand.
[23:04] <lensy> tonryarusso: can u help me with something else before i do?
[23:04] <Odd-rationale> xb3rt: What kind of splash is this? usplash or login splash?
[23:04] <Linux_Fresher> jrib:  could we please private chat ? i have resized this chat window and its kinda scrolling too fast
[23:04] <jrib> Linux_Fresher: you can join me in #ubuntu-classroom if you want
[23:04] <xb3rt> Odd-rationale: usplash, but i plan on changing both
[23:05] <Linux_Fresher> jrib:  that would be great .. tx
[23:05] <Odd-rationale> xb3rt: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/USplashCustomizationHowto
[23:05] <days_of_ruin> white screen compiz
[23:06] <ThomPhoenix> ThaRabbit: any clues?
[23:06] <sega01> Steve^, no. i usually prefer to run without a swap
[23:06] <sega01> 1GB of ram is a lot, and i don't use a swap file on my 128MB ram machines
[23:06] <ThaRabbit> TomPhoenix: checking, which card is it again :) ?
[23:06] <ThaRabbit> TomPhoenix: broadcom wireless chip?
[23:07] <ThomPhoenix> ThaRabbit: Yes. b43
[23:07] <Chipsa964> what do i do if my restart and shutdown buttons arent there when i click logout?
[23:08] <myth-newb> does anyone here have an antec fusion vfd working under myth?
[23:08] <ThaRabbit> TomPhoenix: did you run an update after the installation?
[23:08] <sega01> i'm out, later
[23:08] <ThaRabbit> TomPhoenix: because apparantly, the update feature breaks the included broadcom wireless driver
[23:08] <ThomPhoenix> ThaRabbit: Yes, I did update.
[23:09] <ThomPhoenix> ThaRabbit: If there is a bug report about it, can I have the link?
[23:09] <ThaRabbit> TomPhoenix: see here - http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=709259
[23:09] <Chipsa964> ive been changing my desktop appearances and i guess one of the changes removed those 2 buttons :(
[23:10] <ThomPhoenix> ThaRabbit: Ouch, that is bad to hear. I hope this gets resolved soon.
[23:10] <Linux_Fresher> Q: 80 GB SATA hd .. this contains windows xp and programs etc .. around 69500 mb is used .. the HD does not have partitions [ only one partition of full 80 gbs and is NTFS formatted ] .. i know i have to resize the partition and release 5 gb for Ubuntu, but the issue is little different .. remeber the figure 69500 MB USED space NOW, -->
[23:10] <Linux_Fresher> First problem -->  the 'Format ?' column has the clickable box which is NON-Clickable .. is it a bug ?
[23:10] <ThaRabbit> TomPhoenix: like the last poster in that topic suggests, manually reinstalling might solve the issue
[23:11] <ThaRabbit> TomPhoenix: he seems to have gotten things working
[23:11] <Seeker`> how do you list packages that have been removed and have left stuff on the system?
[23:11] <Seeker`> I know it involves dpkg, but cant remember what exactly
[23:11] <AR1FA4_Uk> help
[23:11] <Smuggle> [Seeker`]: try dpkg --reconfigure a
[23:11] <ThomPhoenix> ThaRabbit: I will try. Although, I did a fresh install from the March 8 live cd. Would the issue be in there too?
[23:12] <Odd-rationale> Seeker`: apt-get auto-remove ?
[23:12] <jrib> Seeker`: dpkg -l | grep '^rc'
[23:12] <moreati> lensy, i'm back. Have you rebooted that server?
[23:13] <Smuggle> [Seeker`]: nevermind.. i said bullshit.. sorry
[23:13] <ThaRabbit> TomPhoenix: unsure, I have not used 8.04 yet :)
[23:13] <AR1FA4_Uk> can anyone help me get my usb wifi working
[23:13] <genius> anyone use xrandr?
[23:13] <sFEARs> what the problem AR1FA4_Uk
[23:13] <Odd-rationale> genius: i do
[23:13] <Seeker`> jrib: Thanks
[23:13] <ThomPhoenix> ThaRabbit: Well, I will keep trying. Thanks :)
[23:14] <genius> Odd-rationale: can we talk private?
[23:14] <kupo> AR1FA4_Uk: first figure out which chipset it using
[23:14] <Odd-rationale> genius: Sure.
[23:14] <ThaRabbit> TomPhoenix: try the manual reinstallation of the packages, as the topic suggests :) if that doesn't work - good luck finding an answer
[23:14] <sFEARs> what kind of USB card are you using AR1FA4_Uk
[23:14] <ThomPhoenix> ThaRabbit: Indeed.
[23:14] <Odd-rationale> genius: Are you registered?
[23:14] <ThaRabbit> TomPhoenix: or wait till april when 8.04 goes final :)
[23:14] <genius> Odd-rationale: please start chat with me
[23:14] <Odd-rationale> !register | genius
[23:15] <ubotwo> genius: By default, only registered users can send private messages - Information about registering your nickname: http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration - Type « /nick <nickname> » to select your nickname.
[23:15] <AR1FA4_Uk> belkin usb
[23:15] <Odd-rationale> genius: nvm just /join #Odd-rationale
[23:15] <ThomPhoenix> ThaRabbit: If Ubuntu has troubles activating my broadcom device, it will still have that issue in april, unless I prod about it ;)
[23:15] <AR1FA4_Uk> chipset is ralink
[23:15] <kupo> AR1FA4_Uk: you need to find out the chipset
[23:15] <sFEARs> at grub bootup i have an option to boot into recovery mode.. which logs into root without a password.. which kind of defeats the purpose of all the password security.. anyone have any tips for me on this little thing
[23:15] <kupo> AR1FA4_Uk: gotcha
[23:16] <ThaRabbit> TomPhoenix: well the topic suggests the update manager breaks the driver, it's a known bug which will hopefully get sorted :)
[23:16] <bluefox83> i compiled the latest alsa from source (1.0.16) and now i am having trouble getting ubuntu to use the newer alsa...any way to fix that?
[23:16] <IndyGunFreak> sFEARs: no it doesn't
[23:16] <jester7> anybody know how to change preferred wireless networks order in network-manager?
[23:16] <sFEARs> it doesn't?
[23:16] <IndyGunFreak> no, it just logs you n to a CLI, if you want root access, you still have to use sudo\
[23:16] <hischild_> sFEARs, lock the boot manager and remove the recovery? however be warned: you can't get back in then if you screw it up
[23:16] <xb3rt> whats the tar isntall command for a .gz
[23:16] <kupo> AR1FA4_Uk:  http://linux-wless.passys.nl/query_part.php?brandname=Belkin
[23:17] <AR1FA4_Uk> thx ill go look at that
[23:17] <dude_> hi all
[23:17] <crxyem> I just upgraded from 6.10 > 7.04 > 7.10, everything seems to be running just fine other than high processor loads
[23:17] <ThaRabbit> xb3rt: tar -zxvf extracts a file.tar.gz
[23:17] <IndyGunFreak> hmm wait, maybe it does
[23:17] <kupo> AR1FA4_Uk: that list will tell you which driver to use
[23:17] <dude_> I'm new to irc, can someone tell me how to join a specific channel?
[23:17] <IndyGunFreak> that does seem rather stupid.
[23:17] <xb3rt> ThaRabbit: thank you
[23:18] <Starnestommy> dude_: /join #channel
[23:18] <Woody_> #channel
[23:18] <dude_> does it matter what server I'm on?
[23:18] <Starnestommy> dude_: somewhat.
[23:18] <Starnestommy> which network matters more.
[23:18] <dude_> i'm trying to join the wikichan chan
[23:19] <crxyem> any ideas on how to figure out what the offending process is ??
[23:19] <dude_> but i think i'm doing something wrong
[23:19] <Starnestommy> dude_: I don't think it's on freenode... do you know which server it's on?
[23:19] <ryanakca> dude_: do you know what server the channel is on?
[23:19] <ThaRabbit> dude_: irc basics - http://www.irchelp.org/irchelp/irctutorial.html
[23:19] <dude_> no idea
[23:20] <dude_> lemmie check see if I find it
[23:20] <ThaRabbit> it's on rizon.net
[23:20] <erUSUL> crxyem: run "top"
[23:20] <dude_> it says irc.rizon.net
[23:20] <dude_> exactly its
[23:20] <Thingus> Does anyone know why Xubuntu Gutsy would stop detecting my laptop battery?
[23:20] <IndyGunFreak> sFEARs: i guess if you're that concerned about it.., you could remove the recovery mode from your bootup list, just make sure you have a live CD handy so if something goes wrong, you can mount your menu list and add it back in if needed
[23:20] <dude_> irc:
[23:20] <IndyGunFreak> and don't actually (*remove* it, just comment it out
[23:20] <dude_> irc://irc.rizon.net/wikichan
[23:21] <Starnestommy> dude_: /server irc.rizon.net then /join #wikichan
[23:21] <ThaRabbit> dude_: start an irc client... do /server irc.rizon.net and then /j #wikichan
[23:21] <IndyGunFreak> dude_: you need to join the rizon server, then the channel
[23:21] <dude_> ohhh ok
[23:21] <ThaRabbit> +1 for starnestommy
[23:21] <dude_> thanks you guys, very helpful!
[23:22] <crxyem> erUSUL I've done that already, but it seems like normal processes, Xorg, superkaramba, etc.... nothing out of the ordinary
[23:22] <CTho> I want to bind alt+shift+tab to previous window, but compizconfig settings manager won't let me
[23:22] <CTho> how do i figure out why?
[23:23] <darx> never mind i set it to -5
[23:23] <lynucs> hello, how ubuntu does configure automatically the asoundrc for a soundcard? which tool/script?
[23:23] <ThaRabbit> previous app window or previous desktop?
[23:24] <dan__> Alright
[23:24] <dan__> Now I got addicted to Linux , It's time to move onto some .py programming
[23:24] <ryanakca> Can someone help me figure out why (K)Ubuntu doesn't recognize my CD/DVD drive? see output of cdrecord -scanbus  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/58993/
[23:24] <snypzz> anyone out there setup the cube
[23:25] <AR1FA4_Uk> ok i have found the driver which is rt73-cvs-daily.tar.gz im new to linux and unlike exe it dosent execute itself, help?
[23:25] <dan__> You need drivers for it
[23:25] <dan__> Kubuntu is the lightweight version
[23:25] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: Do you have compizconfig-setting-manager?
[23:25] <ryanakca> !compile | AR1FA4_Uk
[23:25] <ubotwo> AR1FA4_Uk: Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first)
[23:25] <dan__> It's missing many features
[23:25] <snypzz> yes
[23:25] <dan__> you should install the full version
[23:25] <RedHeron> Okay... just got a video cam, uses the ov519 chip. Got the source code for the chip so I could maybe compile it. Problem is... I don't program, so what do I *DO* with it to get my video camera working? It's not set up to be its own program.
[23:25] <AR1FA4_Uk> ok thx
[23:25] <xb3rt> Where do i place a usplash-theme.so to get it to work
[23:25] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: Have you enabled the cube and rotate cube plugins?
[23:25] <Bruno_> hello
[23:25] <ryanakca> dan__: no, Kubuntu uses KDE, which is completely different from GNOME
[23:26] <dan__> ryan , your right
[23:26] <RedHeron> source code for the chip's *drivers* not the chip itself, I meant.
[23:26] <snypzz> I think I installed the full version
[23:26] <Bruno_> i have a strange problem with my ipod touch and router, can anyone help?
[23:26] <CTho> Odd-rationale: is there an easy way to get the ubuntu source package with patches included for things?
[23:26] <ryanakca> snypzz: you installed Ubuntu, and you want to enable the effects?
[23:26] <Dr_Willis> ryanakca,  you did try the other commands it suggests? what sort of DVD drive is this?  does other linux live cd's see the device?
[23:26] <snypzz> did that...
[23:26] <BlueElmo> xb3rt: I use startupmanager (in the repos)
[23:27] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: What do you get with that?
[23:27] <ThaRabbit> RedHeron: you have to compile the driver and load it into the kernell
[23:27] <Odd-rationale> CTho: Don't know. Sorry.
[23:27] <ThaRabbit> RedHeron: you may find this usefull - http://www.rastageeks.org/ov51x-jpeg/index.php/Main_Page
[23:27] <ryanakca> snypzz: then go to System -> Preferences -> Desktop effects   or something simillar. Rightmost menu on the top taskbar iirc
[23:27] <snypzz> need to display the screen
[23:27] <ryanakca> !effects | snypzz
[23:27] <ubotwo> snypzz: Desktop Effects are supported on graphics cards that use the default Intel and ATI drivers and the restricted !NVIDIA drivers, except for the following, which are blacklisted due to stability/compatibility issues: Intel 965, ATI Rs480 and Rv350, ATI Mobility x300, x600 and x700 - Join #compiz-fusion for anything not officially supported by Ubuntu
[23:28] <RedHeron> ThaRabbit: That's where I got the drivers... I don't know what the next step is.
[23:28] <ryanakca> snypzz: sorry, wrong factoid
[23:28] <CTho> ah, http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-580116.html solved my problem
[23:28] <snypzz> need to display the cube on my desktop
[23:28] <ThaRabbit> RedHeron: the main page has a link to "installation instructions"
[23:28]  * RedHeron can't wrap brain around that.
[23:28] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: Open comiz-config-settings-manager
[23:29] <ryanakca> Dr_Willis: Yes, I tried them with similar results. It is a  "Lightscribe DVD +/- Writer / CD Writer". If that's not enough, I can pop open the case and look inside
[23:29] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: Tell me when you have it open
[23:29] <RedHeron> ThaRabbit: I thought I did it right, but apparently I didn't, because it's still not working.
[23:29]  * ut2004player5863 yawns
[23:29] <ryanakca> Dr_Willis: should I pastebin the output from the other commands?
[23:29] <Dr_Willis> ryanakca,  is it IDE or SATA - is a good thing to lknow.
[23:29] <ThaRabbit> RedHeron: you followed the installation instructions :) ?
[23:29] <ut2004player5863> \kill ghost command
[23:29] <ut2004player5863> =(
[23:30] <snypzz> ok open
Tab   instead of   Shift+Alt+Tab
[23:30] <RedHeron> ThaRabbit: Yes.
[23:30] <RedHeron> rmmod, etc.
[23:30] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: Click the ckeck boxes next to the "Desktop Cube" and "Rotate Cube" plugins
[23:30] <Thingus> Can any help me find out why my battery isn't being detected?
[23:30] <ThaRabbit> RedHeron: and have you tried to use the ubuntu repository version?
[23:30] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: done?
[23:31]  * STOP_STEALING_MY somthing
[23:31] <RedHeron> ThaRabbit: That's the first version I tried.
[23:31] <ryanakca> Dr_Willis: IDE
[23:31] <ThaRabbit> RedHeron: which didn't work either I take it
[23:31] <RedHeron> ThaRabbit: Nope. :-(
[23:31]  * RedHeron is determined, though... :-9
[23:31] <STOP_STEALING_MY> moreati: whats the command to kill ghost?
[23:31] <ThaRabbit> RedHeron: is the webcam connected to your pc now?
[23:31] <ryanakca> Dr_Willis: last time it worked was about 4 weeks ago (well, last time I checked)
[23:32] <RedHeron> ThaRabbit: No, not at the moment.
[23:32] <ryanakca> STOP_STEALING_MY: for your irc nick?
[23:32] <Starnestommy> STOP_STEALING_MY: /msg nickserv help ghost
[23:32] <snypzz> ok
[23:32] <moreati> STOP_STEALING_MY: huh, why me? What is ghost?
[23:32] <Dr_Willis> ryanakca,  could be some issue with the libata changes, thats making the device show up as a  scsi drive now, or other confuseion. what is the actual device of the dvd? can you read/mount it normally?
[23:32] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: Now click on "General Options"
[23:32] <snypzz> now how do I
[23:32] <ThaRabbit> RedHeron: could you hook it up and try the lspci command in a terminal.. see if it lists your camera
[23:32] <RedHeron> ThaRabbit: Thanks, I'll try that now.
[23:33] <ryanakca> Dr_Willis: don't know, should be /dev/hd<something> ?
[23:33] <snypzz> ok listening...
[23:33] <Thingus> Do I have to use profanity to get a bit of help, here?
[23:33] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: Under the Desktop Size tab set the H=4 V=1 and #desktop=1
[23:33] <Woody_> c
[23:33] <STOP_STEALING_MY> i am ut2004player.....
[23:33] <Dr_Willis> ryanakca,  could be  hd## or it may be sd##
[23:33] <moreati> STOP_STEALING_MY: sorry nover dealt with 'ghost'
[23:34]  * moreati wonders how I typed and o instead of e
[23:34] <STOP_STEALING_MY> can someone kick ut2004player.... -_- because thats me
[23:34] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: Got that?
[23:34] <snypzz> ok
[23:34] <Starnestommy> STOP_STEALING_MY: /msg nickserv ghost ut2004player password
[23:34] <ThaRabbit> RedHeron: shit, sorry... use the lsusb command, not lspci
[23:34] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: Now go to System --> Preferences --> Appearance and under the Visual Effects tab select Custom
[23:34] <RedHeron> ThaRabbit: It doesn't even list all of what's working... just the roots, etc.
[23:34] <bluefox83> whats the latest available version of alsa for gutsy? latest i can find is 1.0.14
[23:34] <RedHeron> ThaRabbit: Ah, okay, thanks.
[23:35] <RedHeron> ThaRabbit: Yes, it's listed.
[23:35] <moreati> welcome back
[23:35] <ThaRabbit> ok, now try dmesg | grep video
[23:35] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: BTW, you might want to prefix the nick of the person you are talking to at the front of your message. Like I do. Hint: Use <tab>, e.g. Odd<tab>
[23:35] <Trevor224> hey hey :) can someone help me with installing zimbra on 7.10?
[23:36] <ut2004player> finally
[23:36] <ryanakca> Dr_Willis: I have /dev/ sda,   sda1  sda2  sda5  sdb   sdb1  sdb2  sdb5  sdc   sdd    sde    sdf. sda,sdb seem to be my two harddrives (guessing by the numbers). sdc through to sdf complain about "mount: No medium found"
[23:36] <RedHeron> ThaRabbit: Returned to command line.
[23:36] <RedHeron> ThaRabbit: No result.
[23:36] <ut2004player> TY Starnestommy
[23:36] <bluefox83> !alsa
[23:36] <ubotwo> If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3
[23:36] <kestir> can someone tell me why I've been bothering with the horrible solution of dual booting when the perfectly amazing solution vmware has been right in front of me for so long?
[23:37] <jengle> hi everyone
[23:37] <ThaRabbit> RedHeron: hmm... then try dmesg | grep cam
[23:37] <jengle> can someone explain dmesg's '-n' flag?
[23:37] <v3ctor> kestir: we like to make you suffer
[23:37] <LjL> kestir: because you wanted to play games...?
[23:37] <Dr_Willis> ryanakca,  all the usb and media card readers may also be shown also. check 'dmesg' output.  - could see what ls -l /dev/cdrom shows also
[23:37] <kestir> LjL: that's it mostly...
[23:37] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: Is it working?
[23:37] <ryanakca> jengle: 'man dmesg'
[23:37] <RedHeron> ThaRabbit: Same: 0 result
[23:37] <jengle> ryanakca: no shit.
[23:37] <kestir> ryanakca: wrong answer
[23:37] <Trevor224> is there anyone who can help me with installing zimbra on 7.10?
[23:37] <RedHeron> ThaRabbit: Wow, it's not there!
[23:38] <ryanakca> jengle: well, its 4 lines. I could pastebinit for you though :)
[23:38] <LjL> language jengle
[23:38] <kestir> ryanakca: he didn't ask for the contents of dmesg's man page
[23:38] <ThaRabbit> RedHeron: apparantly... allright, now try cat /prc/bus/usb/drivers
[23:38] <jengle> ryanakca: obviously i know that there's a -n flag because i already read the man page. the problem is i don't understand what it means.
[23:38] <snypzz> Odd--rationale: looking for system
[23:39] <Woody_> Anyone know a good tutorial for Samba? I want to eventually share directories to users on a small network for backing up purposes but don't want them to see the other users directories.
[23:39] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: At the gnome menu bar. next to applications and places
[23:39] <LjL> jengle, when a program asks syslog to log a message, it gives it a priority
[23:39] <IndyGunFreak> Trevor224: what is zimbra?
[23:39] <Woody_> or more to the point, each others directories
[23:39] <RedHeron> ThaRabbit: Empty directory.
[23:39] <Trevor224> indy- its an email server
[23:39] <ThaRabbit> RedHeron: :( ok
[23:39] <geoff> fglrxinfo always reports MESA as the driver wen my xorg.conf has "fglrx" as the driver in the device section im confused...
[23:40] <Dr_Willis> Woody_,  install the 'samba-doc' package and read the 2+ books it includes. :)
[23:40] <IndyGunFreak> Trevor224: if you're gonna use my name, use my full name, or its kinda pointless cuz i won't see what you say
[23:40]  * RedHeron tries a recompile from root.... will tackle permissions after.
[23:40] <Dr_Willis> Woody_,  what you want to do - is rather easy to setup.
[23:40] <ThaRabbit> sudo updatedb, when that finishes do sudo locate ov51x
[23:40] <RedHeron> locate ov5
[23:40] <RedHeron> ThaRabbit: Already did. :-)
[23:40] <IndyGunFreak> Trevor224: did you download it?
[23:40] <Woody_> So I keep hearing I have the connectivity set up OK but not the security
[23:41] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: Found it now?
[23:41] <snypzz> Odd--rationale: still looking
[23:41] <Trevor224> IndyGunFreak yea, its downloaded, i read something saying i need to change the version number in a file to version 6 since it apparently doesnt install on 7.10.. i have it downloaded though
[23:41] <Chipsa964> what do i do if my restart and shutdown buttons arent there when i click logout?
[23:41] <ThaRabbit> RedHeron: try to modprobe ov51x-jpeg
[23:41] <Chipsa964> ive been changing my desktop appearances and i guess one of the changes removed those 2 buttons :(
[23:41] <ThaRabbit> RedHeron: and then do dmesg to see the result
[23:42] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: Don't look in the ccsm. Look at the menu bar on the top panel
[23:42] <RedHeron> ThaRabbit: Fatal, not found
[23:42] <IndyGunFreak> Trevor224: weird, i have no idea.. doesn't make much sense, maybe look for an option thats in the repositories
[23:42] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: The same panel as your system clock.
[23:42] <Linux_Fresher> jrib:  one last Q in classroom channel before i hit Next !!
[23:43] <snypzz> Odd--rationale: ohh ok..
[23:43] <Woody_> Dr_Willis, Anything is easy if you know how.  :)
[23:43] <ThaRabbit> RedHeron: something went wrong with the driver compilation then :) remove it all and redo the compilation?
[23:43] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: :)
[23:43] <RedHeron> ThaRabbit: That's what I'm trying.
[23:43] <Dr_Willis> Woody_,  i learned all i know about samba from reading those books.
[23:43] <Trevor224> IndyGunFreak not quite sure what that is, i think i will just end up going back to version 6.06 and try that.. thanks for trying
[23:43] <ThaRabbit> RedHeron: I shall say no more and let you get to it then XD
[23:43] <snypzz> Odd--rationale: get out of compiz...
[23:43] <Dr_Willis> Woody_,  figureing out exactly what you want to do is half the battle. :P
[23:43] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: What do you mean?
[23:44] <demosh> anyone have a solution to nautilus showing "dot" files/folders on samba shares?
[23:44] <nery> hola necesito ayuda con mi laptop
[23:44] <Dr_Willis> demosh,  i noticed that on ONE share.. but not on anothe rshare.
[23:44] <Woody_> Dr_Willis  I'll take a look as some more docs, searching for that now. thx
[23:44] <LjL> !es | nery
[23:44] <ubotwo> nery: Si busca ayuda en español por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es o #kubuntu-es, allí obtendrá más ayuda.
[23:44] <Dr_Willis> I wonder if its a samba setting.
[23:44] <snypzz> Odd--rationale: system what...?
[23:44] <nery> sorry
[23:44] <machtyn> anyone here able to give me a hand on getting a dial up modem to work?
[23:44] <kestir> where are gnome-terminal themes kept/stored?
[23:44] <demosh> Dr_Willis: now that you mention it, i only have that on one share too
[23:44] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: System --> Preferences --> Appearance and under the Visual Effects tab select Custom
[23:44] <demosh> quite annoying
[23:45] <mjbraun> Why would I have a device visible under /proc/scsi/scsi but not visible under dev? At startup it gets created as /dev/sg4 but isn't there anymore.
[23:45] <LjL> !dialup | machtyn
[23:45] <ubotwo> machtyn: You want to connect via dial-up? Read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DialupModemHowto - Also try disabling/removing KNetworkManager if KDE applications cannot connect using dial-up
[23:45] <icesword> hi
[23:45] <icesword> !8.04
[23:45] <ubotwo> Hardy Heron is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (8.04-LTS), due April 2008 - For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron - CONSIDER IT TO BE PRE BETA (ALPHA) SOFTWARE - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1, NOT #ubuntu
[23:46] <Woody_> Dr_Willis it might very well be a user/group issue
[23:46] <Dr_Willis> demosh,  :)   I havent looked into it much. I just noticed it yesterday.
[23:46] <Woody_> Dr_Willis I'm looking into that as well
[23:46] <demosh> i wonder if it has to do with permissions
[23:47] <kestir> where are gnome-terminal themes kept/stored?
[23:47] <demosh> on the share its happening to me on, hitting "ctrl+h" (show/hide hidden files) in nautilus reveals more dot files
[23:47] <LoSt-MiNd> ago.il.us.chatnet.org
[23:47] <demosh> but certain dot files stay visible regardless
[23:47] <LoSt-MiNd> errr
[23:47] <LoSt-MiNd> sorry
[23:47] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: Working?
[23:47] <LoSt-MiNd> i didn'trealize i joined a channel
[23:48] <snypzz> Odd--rationale: not yet...
[23:48] <bradley__> can anyone help me get this installed ??? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[23:48] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: What happens when you select the custom radio button?
[23:48] <RedHeron> ThaRabbit: bzip2 is non-functional
[23:48] <RedHeron> ThaRabbit: That was probably the issue.
[23:49] <bradley__> can anyone help me get this installed ??? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[23:49] <RedHeron> ThaRabbit: Reinstalling it and the packages.
[23:49] <demosh> Dr_Willis: mind checking if on the share you have that happening to, ctrl+h reveals more dot files or hides part of them?
[23:49] <UnknownUniverse> How do I rename *.something to *.something
[23:49] <Odd-rationale> UnknownUniverse: mv file file
[23:50] <Aval0n> hey guys can someone a little more savy help me figure out whey this is breaking?
[23:50] <Aval0n> http://pastebin.org/23014
[23:50] <snypzz> Odd--rationale: ok select what in custom
[23:50] <ryanakca> Can someone help me figure out why (K)Ubuntu doesn't recognize my CD/DVD drive? see output of cdrecord -scanbus  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/58993/ . IDE CD/DVD drive. Running the two commands suggested in the pastebin produce similar results.
[23:50] <Odd-rationale> UnknownUniverse: e.g. mv myfile.txt yourfile.txt
[23:50] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: Select the Custom Radio button
[23:51] <ThaRabbit> RedHeron: ok :)
[23:51] <UnknownUniverse> Odd-rationale: script ofc
[23:51] <ThaRabbit> RedHeron: doing some webcam work of my own here, so I might be a little slow on the reply
[23:51] <UnknownUniverse> Odd-rationale: for f in *.foo; do mv "$f" "${f%.foo}.bar"; done
[23:52] <kestir> where are gnome-terminal themes kept/stored?
[23:52] <beautifulsnow> *FACEPALM* how do i mount a hdd so that regular users can write to it?
[23:52] <RedHeron> ThaRabbit: Not an issue.
[23:52] <snypzz> Odd--rationale: selected custom
[23:52] <RedHeron> beautifulsnow: define "regular"?
[23:52] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: Working?
[23:53] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: I mean the cube?
[23:53] <snypzz> Odd--rationale: then I get Customize theme
[23:53] <beautifulsnow> RedHeron:  hehe, *ponders* my normal user, the one I log in with to gnome
[23:53] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: Are you on the Visual Effects tab?
[23:53] <johan> hi
[23:53] <johan> im kinda having trouble with compiz
[23:53] <johan> sry if im interrupting anyone else who need help
[23:54] <bradley__> can anyone help me get whats one this page installed can anyone help me get this installed ??? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[23:54] <bradley__> ???
[23:54] <Alan_M> johan, we use tab completion so we can help numerous people at the same time :)
[23:54] <Alan_M> your not interruptiong anybody.
[23:54] <pumpitup> by editiing my sources list and switching gutsy for hardy is this a safe way to dist-upgrade
[23:54] <beautifulsnow> johan:  its okay, dont be afraid to ask your question, be as detailed as you can, and wait for someone to be able to help you ^_^
[23:54] <jrib> pumpitup: no
[23:54] <capiCrimm> does anyone know a simple program or way to generate simple sound waves?
[23:54] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: Got it now?
[23:54] <zcat[1]> beautifulsnow: for native filesystems, you mount it, then you set ownership and/or permissions on the directories within it.
[23:54] <jrib> capiCrimm: audacity I believe
[23:54] <johan> what is that? :S (kinda new to irc and linux) so im kinda confused..been a long time windows user ;)
[23:54] <Aval0n> anyone know the ffmpeg-dev package name?
[23:54] <pumpitup> jrib> is there some docs on how to then ?
[23:55] <snypzz> Odd--rationale: ok set
[23:55] <Aval0n> apt-get doesn't like ffmpeg-dev
[23:55] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: Is cube working now?
[23:55] <snypzz> Odd--rationale: now how do I see it
[23:55] <jrib> pumpitup: you understand hardy is still being developed?
[23:55] <johan> so if i ask my question...is it just to wait? ^
[23:55] <Dr_Willis> demosh,  it seems to change the #. but not sure what its hiding/showing. its always showing the .DIRECTORIES it seems
[23:55] <beautifulsnow> yes johan, whoever can help you will help you
[23:55] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: ctrl+alt+left/right arrow or ctrl+alt+left-mousebutton-press and hold
[23:55] <johan> and hi everyone..im new here :P
[23:56] <bradley__> johan: its kinda like a help channel
[23:56] <pumpitup> jrib> yeah well .. i guess ill keep gutsy but will i be able to run kde4 with gutsy
[23:56] <ThaRabbit> johan: what is the problem
[23:56] <beautifulsnow> welcome to Ubuntu johan ^_^
[23:56] <ryanakca> johan: yep, ask your question and we'll help you out :)
[23:56] <Aval0n> or they'll completely ignore it
[23:56] <Aval0n> :)
[23:56] <bradley__> yeah like they have mine
[23:56] <Dr_Willis> demosh,  seems its only hiding the .files, not the .dirs
[23:56] <bradley__> !!!
[23:56] <Odd-rationale> !patience
[23:56] <ubotwo> The people here are volunteers, your attitude should reflect that. Answers are not always available. See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[23:57] <jrib> pumpitup: I believe so.  #kubuntu can probably tell you more
[23:57] <LjL> !kde4 | pumpitup
[23:57] <ubotwo> pumpitup: KDE 4.0.2 is the latest major release of the K Desktop Environment. KDE 4.0.2 packages can be found at http://kubuntu.org/announcements/kde-4.0.2.php - More information can be found at http://www.kde.org/announcements/announce-4.0.2.php - Support in #kubuntu-kde4
[23:57] <ThaRabbit> feel free to ask your question johan ;)
[23:57] <pumpitup> :)
[23:57] <johan> Well...i've got a few problems..started with ubuntu a couple of hours ago...got kinda lured into it by watching numerous youtube videos...i wanted the cube to work, changing the theme aint working either
[23:57] <zcat[1]> I have a presentation on 'how the internet works. I have two days to prepare...
[23:57] <miko3k> hi ... could you tell me how to create /dev/fb* files, please ...
[23:57] <jrib> Aval0n: you probably want libavcodec-dev
[23:57] <johan> if its any help im using a intel gma 950 card
[23:57] <Odd-rationale> zcat[1]: Good luck
[23:57] <zcat[1]> this should be interesting
[23:57] <johan> @ avalon..did you play jk2 years ago? :P
[23:57] <RedHeron> ThaRabbit: No v4l installed... dependencies, people!
[23:57] <snypzz> Odd--rationale: working
[23:57] <Aval0n> jrib I have installed
[23:58] <ArthurArchnix> Aval0n: apt-cache search ffmpeg
[23:58] <Aval0n> jk2?
[23:58] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: Good for you!
[23:58] <johan> ohh..i guess you didnt :P
[23:58] <Aval0n> Aragorn94: thanks
[23:58] <ThaRabbit> RedHeron: isn't linux lovely :D
[23:58] <Aval0n> what is it
[23:58] <johan> jedi knight 2 ^
[23:58] <Aval0n> heheh
[23:58] <Aval0n> oh
[23:58] <Aval0n> lol no
[23:58] <zcat[1]> ROFL.. trying to decide how deep I should get into address allocation and routing.. I think 'not very deep' should be best
[23:58] <johan> played with a guy with the same nick
[23:58] <snypzz> Odd--rationale: poping from screen to screen
[23:58] <ThaRabbit> johan: you have compiz enabled?
[23:58] <johan> well..did anyone read my problem :P
[23:58] <bradley__> can anyone help me get the driver talked about on this site installed can anyone help me get this installed ??? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI  ?????????????????///
[23:58] <Aragorn94> AvalOn: for wut??
[23:58] <jrib> Aval0n: so what are you trying to do?
[23:58] <snypzz> Odd--rationale: poping from screen to screen
[23:58] <DASPRiD> where is the swap partition in /dev/mapper/ defined?
[23:58] <drc> zcat[1]:  Two word presentation:  Deep Voodoo :)
[23:59] <LjL> bradley__, that page talks about many drivers, how am i supposed to know which one you want installed?
[23:59] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: What do you mean?
[23:59] <ArthurArchnix> bradley__: Pre-requisite... make sure you have radeon video card.
[23:59] <johan> well...ive tryed the "sudo compiz" thing...but when i do that it kinda flips out and the desktop gets all weird its like the "explorer.exe" stops working
[23:59] <bradley__> LjL: sorry i am running an ATI Radeon card with Ubuntu 7.19
[23:59] <LjL> ArthurArchnix: why?
[23:59] <bradley__> *7.10
[23:59] <snypzz> Odd--rationale: trying to view the cube on my desktop
[23:59] <zcat[1]> Yeah.. unfortunately that's how most users see it.. I'd like to explan some of the magic because it's quite cool how it all works
[23:59] <DASPRiD> johan, explorer.exe?
[23:59] <Odd-rationale> snypzz: did you try ctrl+alt+click-and-hold-left-mouse-button ?
[23:59] <bradley__> ArthurArchnix: i do
[23:59] <beautifulsnow> johan:  there are a few things that you have to do to make compiz be all pretty... here, let me find a nice guide for you :)
[23:59] <LjL> bradley__: have you tried simply using the Restricted Manager?


[16:19] <CarstenG> Hi at all.
[16:20] <hannie> hey CarstenG
[16:21] <CarstenG> I saw your email about the screenshots.
[16:21] <hannie> ah, yes, did you make them for raring already?
[16:22] <CarstenG> I did just these screenshots which are in the branch.
[16:22] <CarstenG> The others are still to do.
[16:22] <CarstenG> I will wait until the GUI freeze
[16:23] <hannie> What do you think about having authors/editors do their chapter's screenshots?
[16:23] <hannie> That is what we did in previous versions, didn't we?
[16:23] <CarstenG> Sure, they can do it, of course.
[16:24] <CarstenG> I will have only a look on them if they are ok according our guideline.
[16:24] <hannie> And should we remind them in the editor's phase? And offer help if needed?
[16:24] <CarstenG> Jepp.
[16:25] <CarstenG> :-)
[16:25] <hannie> Ok, I will make a note of it
[16:25] <hannie> Did you read the added sections on PPAs and Wine?
[16:26] <CarstenG> no, not yet.
[16:26] <hannie> In Advanced Topics
[16:27] <hannie> I like it, but sometimes I wonder if we should make a special manual for advanced users in the future
[21:14] <tacorwin> What is the deadline date for 13.04 Manual?
[21:24] <CarstenG> Hi tacorwin
[21:24] <CarstenG> See https://launchpad.net/ubuntu-manual/raring
[21:24] <CarstenG> here is our release plan for the manual
[23:08] <tacorwin> I contributed to the Wine section of the manual, should i add my name to the credits, or no?