[00:00] <Demonho-br> hello what is the ubuntu user's manager ?
[00:00] <WDC> Demonho-br: What is?
[00:00] <WDC> Demonho-br: What do you mean?
[00:00] <Demonho-br> WDC, kubuntu uses kuser
[00:00] <WDC> Demonho-br: Oh I see. It's called "Users and Groups" in Ubuntu
[00:01] <rr73> Gnea: you go afk?
[00:01] <sonicdevo> Anyone have experience with LVM? I'm having trouble setting it up
[00:01] <Jagoo> unop: must be in a typo in there somewhere, says: -bash: export PATH="$PATH:/home/ut3server/ut3-dedicated/Binaries": No such file or directory
[00:01] <tonohono> sarthor: What's the command you're entering in Ubuntu to connect via SSH?
[00:01] <Demonho-br> WDC, but is it a software .. can i use it in another lnx ?
[00:01] <rr73> Who has scrollback of 20 minutes ago?
[00:01] <Jagoo> unop: the directory does in fact exist, copy pasted the path and cded to it
[00:01] <sarthor> tonohono, ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and then enter button
[00:01] <unop> Jagoo, you missing an echo from the command.
[00:01] <unop> Jagoo, echo 'export PATH="$PATH:/home/ut3server/ut3-dedicated/Binaries"' | sudo tee -a /etc/bash.bashrc
[00:01] <WDC> Demonho-br: Uh, no. It's a Ubuntu thing.
[00:01] <jsn> nobody else is having wireless device trouble today?
[00:01] <Demonho-br> WDC, thank you very much
[00:01] <tonohono> sarthor: And what error comes up?
[00:02] <WDC> Demonho-br: No problem
[00:02] <sarthor> no error. the terminal get hang
[00:02] <Demonho-br> WDC, sorry.. what is the command
[00:02] <WDC> jsn: I have seen SO MANY people with wireless issues.
[00:02] <Demonho-br> WDC, to run this "users and groups"
[00:02] <WDC> Demonho-br: I'm not sure of the command, but it's under system and Administration and at the bottom
[00:02] <rr73> Who has logs of 20 minutes ago?
[00:02] <jsn> WDC: got link?
[00:02] <unop> Demonho-br, users-admin perhaps
[00:02] <Demonho-br> WDC, thank u
[00:02] <Demonho-br> unop, thanks
[00:02] <WDC> Demonho-br: Anytimne
[00:02] <WDC> jsn: Link?
[00:03] <sarthor> tonohono, i have mentioned in detail here http://www.linuxpakistan.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6963 in the last post
[00:03] <adakos> I need some serious help. I reinstalled ubuntu server 6 LTS, and mounted one of my hard drives, it said it needed to check the hard drive -- now im missing LOTS and LOTS of files and folders...
[00:03] <jsn> WDC: Well, if it is biting a bunch of people today, maybe there is a link explaining it all, and maybe what to do.
[00:03] <Jagoo> unop: thanks, that worked, you have me quite puzzled tho, the resulting appending line from your command looked the same as the one I simply copy/pasted into the config
[00:03] <tonohono> sarthor: Ok. Try "ssh -vvv<EMAIL_ADDRESS>(Yes, 3 v's!). If a bunch shows up, upload output to pastebin or in the thread you linked.
[00:03] <Jagoo> yet, you way worked
[00:03] <jsn> adakos, what was the mount command you entered?
[00:04] <sarthor> tonohono, OK.
[00:04] <WDC> jsn: well, I haven't seen links, but I have seen about 4 people today, and 5 people yesterday wit' wireless issues. I didn't know how to help them, so I didn't engage
[00:04] <adakos> jsn: i used the mount command from the install menu. im not sure, let me check the fstab
[00:04] <kiosk> surabaya
[00:04] <jsn> adakos, maybe mtab, too
[00:04] <unop> Jagoo, so where exactly did you get this error then?  i assumed it was at the shell?
[00:05] <jsn> I was just thinking that it might not be mounted at the same point, since you didn't say which files were missing.
[00:05] <jsn> Like, you mounted a subdevice where before you mounted the whole drive.
[00:05] <rr73> How often are the irc logs updated online?
[00:05] <adakos> jsn: mounted /dev/sda1 /media/str1 ext defaults 0 2
[00:05] <WDC> kc8cua, ki4yjl
[00:05] <Kalapoika> unop: the command did something and in the end the terminal gave
[00:05] <Kalapoika> ***Error***: some autoconf macros required to build Empathy were not found in your aclocal path, or some forbidden macros were found.  Perhaps you need to adjust your ACLOCAL_FLAGS?
[00:05] <Demonho-br> unop, users-admin =)
[00:05] <unop> rr73, depends on the channel in question
[00:05] <adakos> jsn: i had 3 folders: movies, saved, tv
[00:05] <Jagoo> unop: I had that error on the shell upon relogon
[00:05] <jsn> adakos, and now?
[00:06] <rr73> unop~ this one
[00:06] <godzirra> I just went through the cups setup, and I have a printer that I can print a test page to from the CUPS internal webpage, but when I try and print from firefox, there are no printers listed.
[00:06] <alex101> Hi, i need some help please, i went out today and bought a cheap sigma camera and i downloaded cheese and camorama via termina and installed the webcam software but it still wont work.. can anyone help please?! i'll be very appreciative.
[00:06] <adakos> jsn: i have tv and saved -- and in the tv folder, i have 1/2 the folders i had before
[00:06] <unop> rr73, every 24 hours i assume
[00:06] <unop> rr73, or 12, can't remember
[00:06] <duygusohbetScrip> merhaba ben bir siteden ban yedim ip degistim mac adresimi degistim cokiler temizledim modemi kapatim actim ama yine o siteye giris yapamadim neden ? nasil gire bilirim o sohbet odasina ?
[00:06] <adakos> jsn: df -h shows that there 92G / 556G used
[00:06] <jsn> adakos, hrm.
[00:06] <unop> Kalapoika, if you have more text in the output .. put that up on a pastebin
[00:06] <alphae> hello
[00:06] <jsn> adakos, and you've run fsck already?
[00:07] <klndz03> unop, it's sitting on "Removing language-pack-en-base ..."
[00:07] <rr73> unop~ great so i need to wait that long for the answer that was given to me?
[00:07] <adakos> jsn: ive not run fsck manually
[00:07] <unop> Jagoo, let's see the output of this then.   tail -n 1 /etc/bash.bashrc
[00:07] <alex101> Hi, i need some help please, i went out today and bought a cheap sigma camera and i installed cheese and camorama via termina and installed the webcam software via wine but it still wont work.. can anyone help please?! i'll be very appreciative.
[00:08] <Jagoo> unop: nevermind, copy/pasting your exact suggestion did work, I am just puzzled why copypasting it into bash.bashrc didnt
[00:08] <jsn> adakos, not sure it will help. I really don't think mounting /dev/sda instead of /dev/sda1 would help, though, unless you have a non-standard volume manager
[00:08] <Jagoo> unop: and I mean copypasting the export command with path
[00:08] <Kalapoika> unop: I don't know what is a pastebin
[00:08] <adakos> hm
[00:08] <jsn> adakos, but, that'd be the next two things I'd try
[00:08] <unop> !pastebin > Kalapoika
[00:08] <alex101> : Hi, i need some help please, i went out today and bought a cheap sigma camera and i installed cheese and camorama via termina and installed the webcam software via wine but it still wont work.. can anyone help please?! i'll be very appreciative.
[00:09] <sarthor> tonohono, http://paste.ubuntu.com/38937/
[00:09] <adakos> jsn:  i dont see how that would help, but ill try it (since there was one partition, not multiple)
[00:09] <rr73> unop~ can you please search your scroll back for 25 minutes ago?
[00:09] <unop> Jagoo, you could have had quotes around the text you pasted - a side effect of some irc clients .. or just some general syntax error
[00:09] <jsn> alex101, have you googled "your sigma camera with model number" + "linux" ?
[00:09] <sharperguy> Right ok why does shit+backspace restart X/GNOME (not sure which) and more importantly how do I turn it off?
[00:09] <tonohono> sarthor: Alright, one moment
[00:09] <jsn> adakos, I was just thinking some volume manager might put stuff in the same folder on different partitions?
[00:09] <alex101> Nope but if i do could you help?
[00:09] <sarthor> tonohono, if i connect lan cable to my ethernet, then i can access via ssh . .. hope it  will clear the problem for you.
[00:09] <ajonat> hi! is there a way to hide disable the podcast plugin in rhythmbox?
[00:10] <Alonea> anyone have any luck with a Broadcom Corporation NetXtreme BCM5788 Gigabit Ethernet (rev 03)?
[00:10] <unop> klndz03, this is really strange and annoying
[00:10] <cdoublejj> so iadding a hardrive in ubuntu an pain the arse like very thing else in linux?
[00:11] <tonohono> sarthor: Alright. And does putty connect properly whether it is wired or wireless?
[00:11] <kevinO> sharperguy, if x freezes, then all you have to do is ctrl alt backspace so you dont have to hard reset your computer
[00:11] <adakos> jsn: i checked them all... nothing
[00:11] <Kalapoika> unop: http://paste.ubuntu.com/38939/
[00:11] <sarthor> tonohono, yes. putty is ok on lan and wlan both
[00:11] <adakos> jsn: all my volumes are mounted
[00:11] <jsn> adakos, well, then umount it and fsck.
[00:11] <alex101> When i search the sigma cam n model number in google i dont find much of it that can help me.
[00:11] <jsn> alex101, AND "linux"?
[00:11] <alex101> Yeah.
[00:12] <alex101> Could you look aswell?
[00:12] <klndz03> unop, I agree.
[00:12] <sharperguy> kevin083, That doesn't answer my question though. Shit+backspace seems to restart X/GNOME, forgetting about ctrl+alt+backspace
[00:12] <alex101> Cuz i honestly cant find it ;/
[00:12] <alex101> jsn: and tbh, i dont want it to of been a waste of money.
[00:12] <jsn> alex101, well, try it with a different but similar model number
[00:12] <Johnny_5> well doesn't seem 2 b workin' either...
[00:12] <adakos> jsn: i fscked it: clean 752/ 449/65888 files
[00:12] <Johnny_5> to
[00:12] <jsn> alex101, you don't want to waste money? Geesh. gedt with the capitalist system!
[00:12] <kevinO> sharperguy, is it set as a keyobard shortcut? or is your ctrl key stuck?
[00:12] <Johnny_5> doesn't seem to be workin'
[00:12] <klndz03> unop, All because the power went out when it was updating...
[00:12] <jsn> adakos, and your remount and looking showed???
[00:13] <sharperguy> kevin083, my ctrl key isn't stuck
[00:13] <unop> Kalapoika, try this first.  sudo apt-get build-dep empathy
[00:13] <adakos> jsn: no change.
[00:13] <f3rr3llll> os[Linux 2.6.20-17-generic i686] distro[Debian 4.0] cpu[2 x Intel(R) Pentium(R) D  CPU 2.66GHz @ 2.67GHz] mem[Physical : 597MB, 71.9% free] disk[Total : 146.76GB, 40.40% Free] video[nVidia Corporation NV44 [GeForce 6200 TurboCache(TM)]] sound[]
[00:13] <adakos> jsn: i had nonstandard characters in some of the filenamed.
[00:14] <adakos> jsn: would that have done it ?
[00:14] <tonohono> sarthor: I hope it's not too much trouble, but could you also pastebin the ssh -vvv when you connect via wired? It may help to compare the output for wired/wireless.
[00:14] <sharperguy> kevin083, And I have no idea if its set as a shortcut - it isn't in gnome anyway
[00:14] <jsn> adakos, did you mount it as the right type of fs?
[00:14] <gleyve> Can I customize my bootscreen?
[00:14] <sharperguy> kevin083, ah I think its got something to do with compiz-fusion
[00:14] <kevinO> sharperguy, yeah, its not a keyboard shortcut problem
[00:14] <adakos> jsn: i set it to auto. shoudl i have set it manually ?
[00:14] <jsn> It just says ext! That can't be right.
[00:14] <sarthor> tonohono, OK. for that i will Disconnet.. i will be back in a while
[00:14] <jsn> ext2, anyway
[00:15] <adakos> jsn: either way. hrm.
[00:15] <adakos> let me see something
[00:15] <tonohono> sarthor: Alright, I won't go anywhere!
[00:15] <kevinO> sharperguy, you may be right, its beyond my knowledge though, sorry i couldnt help you more
[00:15] <sarthor> tonohono, ok. thank you
[00:16] <sharperguy> kevin083, gimf (fixed it)
[00:16] <alex101> jsn: still cant find anything
[00:16] <Kalapoika> unop: the instructions I'm trying to follow: http://live.gnome.org/Empathy/Install
[00:16] <Johnny_5> i know its: e2label device [newlabel] but i've tried everything i can think of for the device...sdb...and disk both and i still can't get it to change the name....
[00:16] <Kalapoika> unop, if it helps :)
[00:17] <asdasdasdas> a
[00:17] <unop> !info empathy
[00:17] <unop> Kalapoika, why aren't you using the package from the repos?
[00:17] <Alonea> anyone have any luck with a Broadcom Corporation NetXtreme BCM5788 Gigabit Ethernet (rev 03)?
[00:17] <tonohono> sarthor: If you're still there, hold on a bit. I may have found a solution, your problem seems to be related to how Ubuntu is handling your wireless.
[00:17] <FrFluffyBottom> Hi all, would anyone recommend swfdec player or gnash for ff? Want to avoid adobe/proprietary if I can
[00:17] <alex101> jsh: cant find anything still on google.
[00:17] <alex101> jsn: *
[00:18] <FrFluffyBottom> Mainly using flash as a means of watching youtube and navigating some sites that demand it, nothing heavy
[00:18] <sarthor> tonohono, http://paste.ubuntu.com/38942/ its ssh with lan
[00:18] <gleyve> Can I customize my bootscreen logo?
[00:18] <Slade> what's the command to show the desktop... instead of clicking the "Show Desktop" button?
[00:18] <tonohono> sarthor: Ok, one sec
[00:18] <jsn> alex101, I don't have any special knowledge of those devices
[00:18] <Slade> using gnome :)
[00:18] <sarthor> k
[00:18] <alex101> Anything u can suggest or?
[00:19] <FrFluffyBottom> Slade: You can map ti to whatever you like in preferences - I changed mine to F11, but you can customise
[00:19] <zzl> does anyone know of a good OS that is good for my old computer that and that can run windows executibles well? all I'm trying to do on that old computer is to use the windows .exe to view stocks
[00:19] <Kalapoika> unop: seriously it's there ?!? all this for nothing and now it's there. sorry for wasting your time unop and thanks for the help
[00:20] <f3rr3llll> fdsa
[00:20] <f3rr3llll> hello
[00:20] <f3rr3llll> i'm from brazi
[00:20] <unop> Kalapoika, search the repos before going out to install packages -- you'd be surprised to find almost all you need in the repos
[00:20] <f3rr3llll> im starter in the ubuntu
[00:20] <Johnny_5> i know its: e2label device [newlabel] but i've tried everything i can think of for the device...sdb...and disk both and i still can't get it to change the name....
[00:20] <unop> Kalapoika, s/install/build/
[00:20] <jsn> Is there a way to tell when my currently running kernel was INSTALLED?
[00:21] <Slade> FrFluffyBottom: is there an actual command that does it?
[00:21] <unop> Johnny_5, you can only change the label of a partition i.e. /dev/sdb1 .. make sure you have the right device name there
[00:21] <zzl> does anyone know of a good OS that is good for my old computer that and that can run windows executibles well? all I'm trying to do on that old computer is to use the windows .exe to view stocks
[00:21] <jsn> that was it! my kernel upgrade got rid of my wireless modules!
[00:21] <jsn> YAY!
[00:21] <Johnny_5> k
[00:21] <unop> Johnny_5, if you are unsure about which device .. check the output of  sudo fdisk -l
[00:22] <tonohono> sarthor: Run " lspci | grep Network " Paste the resulting line here please
[00:22] <jsn> My wireless card disappeared because I had hand-compiled in the modules I needed, today's kernel upgrade basically erased those!
[00:22] <favro> I edit the kernel line at grub to profile the boot sequence like I have done many times before but in hardy it doesn't reprofile - am I missing something new?
[00:23] <sarthor> tonohono, 0b:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4312 802.11b/g (rev 01)
[00:23] <cambazz> hello. how do I save iptable rules so it starts on startup
[00:23] <sarthor> i have installed the driver b43-wfcutter i think
[00:24] <unop> klndz03, does this return anything? ls -l /var/lib/dpkg/info/language-pack*
[00:25] <unop> cambazz, put your commands in a script and call the script on boot. ?
[00:25] <unop> !boot | cambazz
[00:25] <ksc654> Trying to get file sharing between a windows machine and Ubuntu. I'm using a 4 port netgear wireless DSL router. I can ping both machines from each other by ip address but not by name. Any ideas?
[00:25] <klndz03> unop, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/38945/
[00:25] <bcurtis> i dont' know if this is just me, but can anyone else logon without going into low graphics mode in Intrepid?
[00:27] <unop> klndz03, ok.  gksudo gedit /var/lib/dpkg/info/language-pack-en-base.postinst  ## and add   set -x   after line #1 .. then try   sudo dpkg --configure -a  again
[00:27] <TubbyCat12> New to Ubuntu - what's a good media player?
[00:28] <tonohono> sarthor: Alright, check out this guide. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766560 From what I've gathered, the ssh problem you experience is due to the Broadcome restricted drivers. This guide will help you setup wireless drivers with ndiswrapper
[00:28] <biped> hi everyone. I used to have a problem with a machine i put into standby under gnome the other day and it wouldn't start any more. The problem itself has been solved, but since then, i cannot open any locations in gnome: i keep getting error messages "folder or file not found". I also downloaded a file to the desktop with firefox, but gnome doesn't display the file there, even though firefox...
[00:28] <biped> ...DL manager finished without errors. What seems to be the problem here?
[00:28] <Maczimus> TubbyCat12 - Banshee and Amarok are good choices
[00:28] <TubbyCat12> alright
[00:28] <TubbyCat12> thanks
[00:28] <tonohono> sarthor: Once you install and reboot and reconnect successfully to the internet with wireless, try the ssh login once more
[00:29] <sarthor> tonohono, OK. let me try, but i am new to linux.. this will be a try. there is only 20% chance to slove this.
[00:29] <durl> anyone available to help a semi-noob with an ubuntu possibly active directory problem?
[00:29] <mdnc_3000> UAUUUUUUU
[00:29] <cannabidiol> SO many people in here
[00:29] <cannabidiol> Hello!
[00:29] <unop> klndz03, i have to go out now for a few hours .. will be back later on. If no one else can help you in the meantime.. pm me with the results, ad i'll try and get back to you after.
[00:29] <Syngin01> like to hear durl
[00:29] <expl0ited2> biped: you forget to shut down the computer when the download is done.so that it had time to rest.
[00:29] <tonohono> sarthor: You can do it :) Most the the guide will involve copying and pasting commands from the guide to the terminal
[00:29] <durl> syngin01 - anyway to pm?
[00:30] <Syngin01> ok
[00:30] <sorin-mihai> hi. can anyone help me analize some logs?
[00:30] <TubbyCat12> will banshee run wma/wmv/wav?
[00:30] <sarthor> tonohono, Ok. thank you. if the problem presists i will bug you again ;)
[00:30] <klndz03> unop, Thank you, thank you, thank you! I will keep you updated!
[00:30] <tonohono> sarthor: hehe, ok
[00:30] <biped> expl0ited2 r u trying 2 b facetious?
[00:30] <sarthor> tonohono, thanks again. bye for now.
[00:31] <Expl0ited> biped: yes, Im sorry.
[00:31] <biped> don't worry. I did have to smirk a bit
[00:31] <EruditeHermit> hey, is there a way to find out what packages are installed on a machine and compare them to what is installed on a default install?
[00:31] <Maczimus> TubbyCat with the proper codecs it should run fine... in add remove look for gstreamer
[00:32] <Maczimus> also both players can be installed through the add remove application
[00:32] <biped> Expl0ited you don't happen to have a real solution, do you?
[00:32] <Expl0ited> biped: I missed the question.
[00:33] <biped> Expl0ited: I love you.
[00:34] <bcurtis> never knew IRC could be a romantic spot
[00:35] <sonicdevo> Anyone have experience with LVM? I'm having trouble setting it up  I have 3 hdd in my computer 1: 40GB - where system is installed to 2&3: 500GB ea. - trying to use LVM to make them appear as one drive
[00:35] <Expl0ited> bcurtis: ... indeed it can be.
[00:35] <biped> sorry wrong channel... so here's my ubuntu question again: I used to have a problem with a machine i put into standby under gnome the other day and it wouldn't start any more. The problem itself has been solved, but since then, i cannot open any locations in gnome: i keep getting error messages "folder or file not found". I also downloaded a file to the desktop with firefox, but gnome...
[00:35] <biped> ...doesn't display the file there, even though firefox DL manager finished without errors. What seems to be the problem here?
[00:36] <Alonea> woah...since when does broadcom make linux drivers for any of their wifi cards?
[00:36] <bcurtis> Expl0ited, I've been an IRC user (not necessarily on here) for along time.  Not too many relationships i know if spawn from IRC convos.  But e-harmony watch out!
[00:37] <Expl0ited> Alonea: manufacturers rarely make drivers for their products with linux, its outside programmers that do.
[00:37] <Alonea> Expl0ited: I found the driver inside a cab (exe) from the hp site.
[00:38] <Expl0ited> Alonea: welcome to the world of linux friendly HP
[00:38] <Expl0ited> I said rarely, HP is one of these exceptions.
[00:38] <Alonea> Expl0ited: and all of the release notes have broadcoms address and stuff. either way its nifty
[00:38] <Alonea> as long as it works.
[00:39] <user881> im having some real problems getting my screen recognized by the nvidia drivers .. ive tried the help pages but am really stuck. could someone help me with this please?
[00:39] <Expl0ited> Alonea: ever heard of HPLIP?
[00:39] <Expl0ited> its a huge set of driver specifically for HP printers..
[00:40] <Alonea> Expl0ited: no actually. but linux is very good with printers from them I have noticed
[00:40] <Alonea> Expl0ited: at least off the top of my head I have heard of hplip.
[00:40] <Alonea> have not
[00:40] <Alonea> Expl0ited: i need sleep...
[00:41] <foxynet> salut
[00:41] <Expl0ited> my work printer worked out of the box with linux, the windows users needed special software...
[00:41] <Slade> Expl0ited: are u using CUPS to handle printing?
[00:41] <Expl0ited> it was HP
[00:41] <Expl0ited> slade yeah I was
[00:41] <tuxice> HP is very good w/ printers
[00:43] <Alonea> Expl0ited: i have noticed that. more points for linux. ^__^
[00:43] <Slade> cool
[00:43] <carlos> Hi
[00:43] <biped> Expl0ited: could you confirm that you and expl0ited2 are not the same person?
[00:43] <carlos> Ok
[00:43] <MXIIA> Is there a music player that allows me to save a bunch of songs in it, like iTunes or Windows Media Player?
[00:44] <carlos> I am from Mexico and I got some quetions
[00:44] <theraptor> can someone help me with my usb tv tuner?
[00:44] <carlos> May anyone give me a hand with my questions?
[00:44] <Expl0ited> biped: I am the same evil mofo as before.
[00:44] <_mn_> carlos, ask them, if we can help, we will
[00:44] <carlos> Ok
[00:45] <carlos> When I just torn on my Pc, sad this messenges
[00:45] <theraptor> can someone help me with my usb tv tuner?
[00:45] <carlos> Routine check of drives: dev/sad1
[00:46] <sonicdevo> I keep getting this error (http://paste.ubuntu.com/38934/) when I try to set up my LVM, can anyone help?
[00:46] <Daisuke_Laptop> carlos: see the "routine" part?
[00:46] <carlos> How could I fix such a problem?
[00:46] <Daisuke_Laptop> just let it run
[00:46] <Daisuke_Laptop> it's not a problem
[00:46] <carlos> Ok
[00:46] <Daisuke_Laptop> it's supposed to happen
[00:46] <carlos> Ok
[00:46] <carlos> Some thing else
[00:46] <Daisuke_Laptop> every 30 boots or so, it does a disk check
[00:46] <kapace> is there a way to upgrade or install only (and only) the package specified on command line for aptitude
[00:47] <carlos> How could I intall Linux MCE on Ubuntu 8.04?
[00:47] <favro> how come reprofiling the boot sequence doesn't work?
[00:47] <theraptor> how do i make ubuntu recognise my usb tv tuner
[00:47] <OldToker> theraptor, what brand and make?
[00:47] <Daisuke_Laptop> kapace: if you don't install the program's dependencies, it won't work
[00:47] <Daisuke_Laptop> so i'm not sure what you're trying to do
[00:47] <mitrovarr> trying to get a broadcom BCM4310 to work, but the site with the sources I need is down.  Does anyone have bcm43xx-softmac-sa.tar.bz2 lying around, or know where I can find it?
[00:48] <Daisuke_Laptop> carlos: not entirely sure, let me take a look
[00:48] <carlos> mmmm
[00:48] <user881> is the a gui for sorting out screen resolution problems with nvidia drivers?
[00:48] <kapace> Daisuke_Laptop: i just want to upgrade a single library
[00:48] <kapace> not every package
[00:48] <durl> joined a windows 2003 AD, lost sudo password... any takers?
[00:48] <SeaPhor> user881, yes... nvidia-settings
[00:48] <theraptor> OldToker: it is a pinacle PCTV HD Pro Stick
[00:48] <mitrovarr> working from this guide:  http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-434946.html
[00:49] <user881> SeaPhor, ive installed that but it wont let me go above 640x480 pixels
[00:49] <Daisuke_Laptop> carlos: i'm not seeing a way, since 0710 is based on gutsy
[00:50] <SeaPhor> user881, edit the xorg.conf (back it up first) and add the res u want,, i'll post and example... 1 sec
[00:50] <OldToker> theraptor, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=311519
[00:51] <sarthor_> tonohono, Hi again. i did all that steps, and restarted my laptop, but i cant access the remote computer via ssh
[00:51] <MXIIA> Is there a music player that allows me to save a bunch of songs in it, like iTunes or Windows Media Player?
[00:51] <kapace> MXIIA: Rythmbox
[00:51] <OldToker> Mxiia.. I have no problems saving music to rythmbox or amaroK
[00:51] <MXIIA> Ok, thanks both of you
[00:52] <rebel_kid> is there anyway to get java to work on a live disc, im running live till my new hdd gets here
[00:52] <SeaPhor> user881, http://paste.ubuntu.com/38954/
[00:52] <OldToker> theraptor, Google is your firend.. use the force :)
[00:52] <tonohono> sarthor_: Are you able to connect to the internet wirelessly?
[00:52] <sarthor_> tonohono, Yes.
[00:53] <sarthor_> tonohono, but not to ssh.
[00:53] <SeaPhor> user881, that is a sample, add your res like mine are
[00:53] <carlos> Ok
[00:53] <carlos> I am sorry about my English
[00:54] <Dillo_of_Faeo> My audio recording sound like a gramophone-- can anyone help?
[00:54] <tonohono> sarthor_: Hrm. What are the results of the command " lsmod | grep bcm " ?
[00:54] <favro> how come setting the boot sequence to be profiled doesn't do anything anymore?
[00:54] <bcurtis> anyone getting "low graphics mode" everytime they start intrepid?
[00:54] <carlos> I want to install Linux MCE on Ubuntu 8.04, and I am thinking to intall first KDE on my Computer, then Linux MCE
[00:54] <SeaPhor> user881, then save, exit and restart x,,, do you know how to edit the xorg.conf?
[00:54] <carlos> Do u think that can work?
[00:55] <sarthor_> ssh -vvv is here http://paste.ubuntu.com/38955/ pasting your required
[00:55] <bastid_raZor> bcurtis; #ubuntu+1 for intrepid
[00:55] <panfist> if i wanted to begin writing and compiling code in c++ what packages should i install
[00:55] <Slade> carlos: why KDE and not Gnome?
[00:55] <sarthor_> tonohono, nothing
[00:55] <theraptor> OldToker: thanks, it seems to work
[00:56] <sarthor_> tonohono, no output for lsmod |grep bcm
[00:56] <carlos> I already got GNOME, but I am new in Ubuntu
[00:56] <bcurtis> bastid_raZor, ty
[00:56] <carlos> And I cound not find a way to install Linux MCE on Hardy Heron GNOME
[00:56] <Dillo_of_Faeo> Audio in Skype crackles and pops-- any ideas on what might be causing this?
[00:56] <SebNaitsabes> carlos:   MCE is hardly differnedt to just well Ubuntu
[00:56] <Slade> ok, what is Linux MCE?
[00:56] <SebNaitsabes> carlos: you can install the same apps in MCE
[00:56] <SebNaitsabes> slade:  I thought that to, but then I figured it out Media Centre Edition
[00:57] <SebNaitsabes> carlos: you can install any app that is in MCE in a standard Ubuntu
[00:57] <kapace> what the heck, upgrader gui is telling me to do a partial distro upgrade, but im running 8.04, is there a newer version??
[00:57] <sarthor_> i ran /etc/init.d/wirelessfix.sh  manually too. but no output still.
[00:57] <SebNaitsabes> carlos: and you can also install kubuntu really easilley in your current Ubuntu install
[00:57] <carlos> I really don't know what app´s mean?
[00:58] <SebNaitsabes> carlos:  applications
[00:58] <SebNaitsabes> carlos: or packages if you like
[00:58] <SebNaitsabes> carlos: programs even or software even
[00:58] <sarthor_> tonohono, root@salaar-laptop:~# lspci |grep BCM
[00:58] <sarthor_> 0b:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4312 802.11b/g (rev 01)
[00:58] <sarthor_> bcm was capital i think tonohono ??
[00:59] <StudentDriver> is it normal for graphics to be noticably lower when running ubuntu than with xp?
[00:59] <carlos> OK
[00:59] <carlos> Got it
[00:59] <bastid_raZor> sarthor_; are you trying to ssh while being root?
[00:59] <SebNaitsabes> carlos:  sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[00:59] <sarthor_> no
[01:00] <sarthor_> bastid_raZor, i tried both
[01:00] <bastid_raZor> sarthor_; okay, i have searched but haven't found anything relevant.
[01:00] <carlos> Ok
[01:00] <brendan_> Hello, i'm having some trouble with nfs-kernel-server in ubuntu 8.04
[01:00] <carlos> I am already installing KDE
[01:00] <carlos> Thanks guys
[01:00] <rickasdf> hmm
[01:01] <sarthor_> bastid_raZor, hmm..Ok.
[01:01] <rickasdf> i've decided to give freenode a chance
[01:01] <sarthor_> tonohono, you gone?
[01:01] <brendan_> When i export a directory to a client, and that directory has another file system mounted in one of its subdirectories, clients freeze while trying to access the export
[01:01] <rickasdf> how do i register?
[01:01] <brendan_> exports without filesystems mounted in one of there subdirectories work fine
[01:01] <brendan_> also,  this worked fine in feisty
[01:01] <SebNaitsabes> StudentDriver: what do you mean exactly?
[01:02] <StudentDriver> sebnaitsabes: I've noticed that graphics viewed when I'm running XP look significantly clearer than when I use ubuntu. I'm using the same version of firefox on both OS'es
[01:02] <Maczimus> sarthor, sorry did not see the problem. are you having it with your broadcomm wireless?
[01:02] <bastid_raZor> rickasdf; /msg nickserv help
[01:03] <carlos> Ones KDE will be installed on my PC, can I find a program such SYNAPTIC PACKAGE MANAGER?
[01:03] <tonohono> sarthor_: Nope, just figuring stuff out yet. It's odd internet works with the ndiswrapper, but not ssh. Same symptom as before, right? Cannot ctrl+c out of ssh login?
[01:03] <SebNaitsabes> carlos: yes
[01:03] <carlos> On KDE
[01:03] <sarthor_> tonohono, Yes. Same as b4.
[01:03] <SebNaitsabes> carlos: you can run Ubuntu/Gnome apps in Kubuntu/KDE
[01:03] <carlos> Which one is that?
[01:03] <user881> no joy :(
[01:03] <SebNaitsabes> carlos:  just like Kubuntu/KDE   apps can be run in Ubuntu/Gnome
[01:04] <sarthor_> tonohono, its becoming challanging problem.
[01:04] <SebNaitsabes> carlos:  synaptic is the GNome way of doing it
[01:04] <sarthor_> challenging*
[01:04] <Maczimus> sarthor_ having problems with Broadcomm?
[01:04] <carlos> My english is not strong enough
[01:04] <SebNaitsabes> carlos:  kubuntu has something else that is not as good by a long way
[01:04] <sarthor_> Maczimus, yes.
[01:04] <carlos> What that means?
[01:04] <purpleback> hi
[01:04] <purpleback> hi
[01:04] <christopher_> you can install synaptic in kubuntu
[01:04] <purpleback> which key is my superkey? >.>;
[01:05] <SebNaitsabes> carlos: which language
[01:05] <SebNaitsabes> ?
[01:05] <carlos> Shoundn't I install KDE?
[01:05] <bastid_raZor> purpleback; probably the windows key
[01:05] <purpleback> im on a toshiba laptop
[01:05] <sarthor_> Maczimus, everything is fine, but i cant ssh to any other computer from my terminal, and can ssh from putty.
[01:05] <SebNaitsabes> carlos: your language is?
[01:05] <Maczimus> i got mine to work by hooking in wired, and then opening synaptic package manager, then do a search for fwcutter and select and install the package that has the ubuntu logo it then asked me if i wanted to download the firmware and then it works ndiswrapper not needed
[01:05] <SebNaitsabes> carlos: you install kubuntu which is KDE3
[01:05] <purpleback> bastid_raZor: i installed gnome do and it said that when i press the windows key (superkey)+space it should activate it.
[01:05] <purpleback> nothing
[01:05] <sarthor_> tonohono, is also trying to figure out the problem.
[01:06] <Maczimus> ok
[01:06] <SebNaitsabes> carlos: if you want KDE4 as well you can install that as well
[01:06] <Maczimus> wierd..
[01:06] <bastid_raZor> purpleback; activate what?
[01:06] <purpleback> gnome do
[01:06] <Maczimus> sarthor_ sorry, thought you had a problem getting it working at all.
[01:07] <bastid_raZor> purpleback;  what is gnome do ?
[01:07] <christopher_> carlos, what is the problem?
[01:07] <purpleback> google it :D popular program that lets you bring up apps easily
[01:07] <purpleback> ok but so how can i find out which key  my superkey is? >.>
[01:07] <Maczimus> purpleback (it's the Windows key)
[01:07] <bastid_raZor> purpleback; the windows key is the super key.
[01:08] <purpleback> it's not working
[01:08] <purpleback> that's why im asking.
[01:08] <KellyCS> question for you.. I'm trying to do something semi-obscure. I'm trying to make an x86 bootable USB stick on my intel mac, so I can install it on my eeepc. Any suggestions of where I should look/start?
[01:08] <tonohono> sarthor_: When following the guide at step 2, did you download the sp34152.exe file, or another one?
[01:08] <sarthor_> another one. coz the file is not there.
[01:08] <sarthor_> tonohono, ftp://ftp.compaq.com/pub/softpaq/sp34001-34500/
[01:09] <gaile> hi people..
[01:09] <christopher_> kelly, you can try the dd command
[01:09] <sarthor_> tonohono, i downloaded ftp://ftp.compaq.com/pub/softpaq/sp34001-34500/sp34152.exe
[01:09] <gaile> what package/s we can use for ubunto server to monitor users activity?
[01:09] <HiZaM> guys i need help with wubi
[01:10] <HiZaM> guys
[01:10] <tonohono> sarthor_: Ah, ok. Because your card is revision (rev01) and not (rev02), you need to download wget ftp://ftp.compaq.com/pub/softpaq/sp33001-33500/sp33008.exe instead.
[01:10] <StudentDriver> certain graphics on firefox look blotchy when i'm using ubuntu as opposed to windows xp, does anyone know of any possible reasons for this?
[01:10] <Slade> gaile: to what extent?
[01:11] <sarthor_> tonohono, shoult i start from step 2?? how to remove the older one??
[01:11] <dumbdum> How do I repair "Grub" please
[01:11] <HiZaM> I can't connect through wireless
[01:11] <gaile> Slade: i wanna see all their activities...
[01:11] <sarthor_> tonohono, and what will be steps again. and what change i will need to make.
[01:11] <tonohono> sarthor_: Follow the guide once more  (I hope!) but replace the wget download link in the guide with the one I provided. You might encounter errors running the guide a second time, but ignore them, as you're only replacing existing settings with the same one.
[01:11] <newpers> where do i go for bleeding edge packages?
[01:11] <bastid_raZor> sarthor_; why are getting an exe file for ubuntu?
[01:11] <tonohono> sarthor_: The *only* change should be replacing the sp34125.exe download line with the one I linked :)
[01:12] <HiZaM> could anyone help me?
[01:12] <sarthor_> bastid_raZor, Coz i need solution.\\
[01:12] <sarthor_> ;)
[01:12] <purpleback> so how can i set up a superkey?
[01:12] <bastid_raZor> purpleback; google it ;)
[01:12] <sarthor_> tonohono, Ok.
[01:12] <HiZaM> guys help please
[01:13] <gaile> anybody know ubunto packages that can monitor users activity?
[01:13] <Daisuke_Laptop> HiZaM: if you want any help, you're going to have to be a LOT more specific than just "i can't connect through wireless"
[01:13] <HiZaM> thanks
[01:13] <Daisuke_Laptop> while some of us are working on our psychics correspondence course, i don't think anyone's graduated yet, unfortunately :)
[01:14] <HiZaM> ok, i installed WUBI and rebooted but i don't see any network connections
[01:14] <HiZaM> so i can't connect
[01:15] <HiZaM> ...
[01:16] <gaile> does anybody here know any ubunto packages that can monitor users activity?
[01:16] <mralexandro> simple question. how do you add more workspaces, lets say i want 4 instead of 2
[01:16] <davis_> I can't get a networked printer to work on both Linux machines and our old Windows computer.  How can I configure it to run on both?
[01:16] <Daisuke_Laptop> HiZaM: do not private message me without asking first, it is generally frowned upon
[01:17] <gaile> davis_ you need to search for the printer driver.. i think
[01:17] <purpleback> sodoes anyone know how come gnome do wont come up when i hit superkey + space?
[01:17] <Alistair> Help: bug in Nautilus: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=894892&highlight=nautilus    also see: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=830032&highlight=couldn%27t+display+network%3A%2F%2F%2F&page=2
[01:17] <Daisuke_Laptop> HiZaM: perhaps i wasn't clear.  do not private message me.
[01:18] <davis_> I installed it, it shows up on the windows machine, but as "access denied"
[01:18] <davis_> I turned all of the security on the sharing off the printer from the linux machine that's acting as our server
[01:18] <HiZaM> sorry, you weren't clear, the first time and now I get it now one here wants to help
[01:18] <davis_> do I need to install it with samba from the get-go?
[01:19] <Slade> gaile: well all the /var/log stuff shows all system activity
[01:20] <Slade> and if they're using bash, there's a file called bash_history in their home directory which shows all the commands issued
[01:20] <gaile> davis_ : maybe you need admin privileged
[01:20] <Slade> and the system monitor shows all processes being run
[01:21] <gaile> Slade: I want to monitor everything they do.. that possible?
[01:21] <mralexandro> how do you add more workspaces in Ubuntu 8.04 hardy heron. i want 4 workspaces instead of only 2
[01:21] <x3n0>  I'm having a few issues wrestling with my alsa configuration atm... :(
[01:22] <Maczimus> mralexandro: right click on the workspace switcher and select number you want
[01:22] <Chaotic_Descent> I'm trying to use something called esniper for sniper bidding on eBay and every time I run the command I get "segmentation fault" and it doesn't seem to work. I have no idea what that might imply.
[01:22] <Penopticon> sniper bidding is forbidden
[01:23] <hololight> chaotic_decent: that is a problem with the program itself
[01:23] <sarthor> tonohono, still the same. i restarted the pc. after restarting i can access the net via wlan, but the ssh problem is there. and i think i will also not be able to use kismet.
[01:23] <Chaotic_Descent> I'm pretty sure I'm running the right command line and everything. it wants me to point it to files.
[01:23] <Chaotic_Descent> sniper bidding is not forbidden.
[01:23] <Teisei_> mralexandro: Right click on the Workspace Switcher applet and select "Preferences"
[01:23] <mralexandro> thanks, but i already did that, when i had enabled compiz cube effect
[01:23] <mralexandro> it did not work
[01:23] <mralexandro> hmm
[01:23] <Teisei_> You should see "Number of workspaces" there
[01:23] <mralexandro> i will check it out
[01:23] <Teisei_> I know what you mean now
[01:24] <Teisei_> Hold on
[01:24] <mralexandro> ok
[01:24] <player1> ;poasjg';jga
[01:24] <hololight> CD: a seg fault is a problem with that program in particular; I recommend contacting the developers.
[01:24] <Chaotic_Descent> what's strange is I can't find any esniper file on my HD, despite being able to run it from the command prompt. so I don't know where it's even installed.
[01:24] <gaile> Slade: thanks i'll check that out, but is there any packages that can monitor all activities?
[01:25] <Chaotic_Descent> hololight: ok, thanks. :( awww. darnit. I really wanted to bid AND go to sleep.
[01:25] <Daisuke_Laptop> Chaotic_Descent: try: which esniper
[01:25] <Slade> gaile: not really.
[01:26] <BobPenguin> Hello guys. When I turn off my computer I get a couple of system warnings with red letters, but I can't read them since the scroll is so fast. At what part of the system log application should I look for the warnings?
[01:26] <Chaotic_Descent> daisuke_Laptop: thanks.
[01:26] <Teisei_> Do you have CompizConfig Settings Manager ? From there, select "General Options". Click "Desktop Size" tab and you can see "Horizontal Virtual Size" there ... set is bigger and see what happens
[01:26] <gaile> Slade: ok thanks though...
[01:26] <Teisei_> mralexandro: ↑
[01:27] <baba_b00ie> running ubuntu 8.04 and would like to manually edit the gnome desktop file.. just forgot the file and program to do it with
[01:27] <Slade> gaile: what is it that you're trying to accomplish by monitoring every activity on the server?
[01:27] <baba_b00ie> i want to put drive and trash icons back on the desktop
[01:28] <Ted_> anyone know how to make a looping bash script
[01:28] <mralexandro> ok i wil check it out now, but changing back to cube plugin requires reboot, will report what happens
[01:29] <Teisei_> Cube Plugin does not need reboot :/
[01:29] <Teisei_> Too late -.-;
[01:29] <gaile> Slade: Ijust wanna know if some of my users are hacking others account...
[01:30] <bastid_raZor> baba_b00ie; gconf-editor
[01:31] <Slade> Well then you need to employ certain security policies/packages
[01:31] <Slade> gaile: figure out how open your system is, and then start locking it down.
[01:32] <Slade> gaile: are you working for some kind of web/shell hosting company?
[01:32] <BobPenguin> Hello. I get this in my logs: "GLib-CRITICAL: g_hash_table_lookup_extended: assertion `hash_table != NULL' failed" Could some one give me a hint of what does that mean?
[01:32] <Slade> BobPenguin: that may be a question better suited for Google.com
[01:32] <crdlb> BobPenguin: it means that the app has a bug
[01:32] <gaile> Slade: i have to planned.. im doing these for trial only.. i need to know my wya around first
[01:33] <BobPenguin> thanks Slade and crdlb
[01:33] <crdlb> Slade: don't do that, please
[01:33] <Slade> crdlb: ?
[01:33] <purpleback> how do i get more than 2 work spaces? :3
[01:33] <BobPenguin> It's ok, I searched at google first...
[01:33] <baba_b00ie> bastid_raZor,  ty i figured it out
[01:33] <Slade> gaile: well, are you giving users access to shell accounts?
[01:34] <gaile> Slade: yes sir...
[01:34] <linxeh> gaile: "oops"
[01:34] <Teisei_> purpleback: In Compiz or in Metacity ?
[01:34] <TubbyCat12> is there a photo editor similar to ms paint?
[01:34] <bastid_raZor> baba_b00ie; cool, good luck
[01:34] <crdlb> BobPenguin: can you tell which app is causing it?
[01:34] <bastid_raZor> TubbyCat12; gimp
[01:34] <BobPenguin> purpleblack: right clik en the any space, go to preferences, change it to more that 3
[01:34] <gaile> linxeh: hi
[01:34] <BobPenguin> let me see crdlb
[01:34] <mralexandro> Teisei_ it worked. i got 4 walls just by adjusting horizonal size to 4
[01:34] <mralexandro> but whatever i did with the vertical it made no change
[01:34] <Teisei_> mralexandro: Good to hear :)
[01:35] <linxeh> gaile: giving users that you dont personally know and trust shell accounts is a dangerous business, especially so if you arent experienced enough to correctly lock your machine down
[01:35] <Slade> gaile: ok. well look into chroot jails and stuff like that. Also, if you really wanna be strict, start changing non-common commands' groups into something else, and only give trusted users access to those groups.
[01:35] <Teisei_> Yes
[01:35] <mralexandro> is it suposed to add workspaces to top and bottom of the cube
[01:36] <Slade> gaile: and there are utilities like tripwire, etc out there that can help you  lock your stuff down.
[01:36] <Slade> yo bobertdos
[01:36] <bobertdos> Hey, Slade!
[01:36] <Teisei_> I don't really know
[01:36] <gaile> linxeh and Slade: im going it as trial
[01:36] <zboy417> hey everyone, on my Toshiba A135-S4527 how do i make the volume wheel change the volume less?
[01:36] <hololight> tubbycat12: actually The GIMP is closer to photoshop than to ms paint
[01:36] <kindofabuzz> i set my default to thunar but some folders still open up with nautilus.  any ideas?
[01:36] <Teisei_> Maybe they show up if you are using Expo plugin
[01:36] <Slade> gaile: understandable, but you don't want your system to become compromised... trial or not.
[01:36] <crdlb> mralexandro: no, the top and bottom cannot be used as workspaces
[01:36] <BobPenguin> crdbl: I do not know really how to read logs. Is "gdm[5672]" an application? The whole line reads: "Aug 19 04:02:21 Maggi gdm[5672]: GLib-CRITICAL: g_hash_table_lookup_extended: assertion `hash_table != NULL' failed "
[01:36] <crdlb> mralexandro: vertical is meant for the Wall plugin only
[01:36] <hololight> tubbycat12: try searching 'add/remove programs' or synaptic for "paint"
[01:37] <mralexandro> ok i see, thanks:)
[01:37] <Slade> BobPenguin: gdm = Gnome Display Manager
[01:37] <Teisei_> crdlb: I bet it works with Expo too ?
[01:37] <hololight> bobpenguin gdm handles login and related functions
[01:37] <crdlb> Teisei_: yes, but that's not really userfriendly :)
[01:37] <Slade> BobPenguin: that's the thing that gives you the graphical login window for gnome...when your computer start.
[01:37] <Teisei_> That's true ^^;
[01:38] <Teisei_> But Vista has only one desktop, and it isn't userfriendly
[01:38] <gaile> Slade: got that.. :) thanks guys.. but please do let me know any packages that can log all users activity..
[01:38] <BobPenguin> thanks Slade and Hololight. Should I care about the bug? Does it represent a danger of some sort?
[01:38] <Slade> BobPenguin: are you able to login ok
[01:38] <BobPenguin> yeah slade
[01:38] <Slade> gaile: all logging stuff is done in /var/log
[01:38] <Slade> common messages are in /var/log/messages
[01:39] <Slade> daemon (process) logs are in /var/log/daemon.log
[01:39] <zboy417> On my Toshiba A135-S4527 when i use the volume wheel it changes the volume really fast...is there a way to slow this down?
[01:39] <hololight> BobPenguin: it could, it could not (i am think security); but if everything works....
[01:39] <mralexandro> My first time using ubuntu properly. just want to say. great service and a great OS impression so far. thanks for the help and i guess i will be back ehre alot:)
[01:39] <gaile> Slade and linxeh: guys you know website toturials for web/shell hosting? appreciate it guys..
[01:39] <simps> Can anyone suggest a nice VM App to run on Ubuntu?
[01:39] <hololight> simps: virtualBox is my fav
[01:40] <Slade> gaile: just do a standard search. Though if i were you, I'd go to amazon, barnes and nobles, etc... and look for linux security books.
[01:40] <greg_universe_> i use vbox too
[01:40] <linxeh> gaile: google, but I'd advise you take a course in unix security. this is a nightmare. there is a reason few web hosts give shell access
[01:40] <BobPenguin> Thanks Hololight. I also have a warning on the application "gdmgreeter[5998]". Guess it is related to login as well. Everything seems to work right. Should I worry about that one?
[01:40] <simps> hololight, greg_universe_, virtualbox-ose under synaptic package manager. install that?
[01:41] <gaile> Slade: never thought about that.. ok i'll well do that..
[01:41] <Slade> gaile: it's the best reference you'll have
[01:41] <greg_universe_> actually i went to teh site and installed teh deb package
[01:41] <jhon007> hi
[01:41] <gaile> linxeh: yah im googling it now, i will take your advise guys.. appreciate it..
[01:42] <gaile> Slade and linxeh: thank you guys...
[01:42] <mcw> haaaaaaaaaaaaaay
[01:42] <Dr_willis> greg_universe_,  that may or may not of installed the proper 'modules' the kernel needs for virtualbox.
[01:42] <BobPenguin> Thanks a lot, Slade, Hololight, crdbl for your kind help! UBUNTU FOREVER!
[01:42] <linxeh> well, at least until the next big thing comes along :)
[01:43] <z1> Gnea: my programs still freeze up but the usb problem seems to be fixed
[01:43] <Slade> gaile: no problem. Even though you're using Ubuntu, you can check out other distro's security books too. You never know what you might learn
[01:43] <Slade> BobPenguin: You're welcome
[01:43] <linxeh> gaile: I would look at debian security stuff too - more likely to find hardening stuff there imo
[01:43] <mcw> how do you download and install programs from the internet and what form of zipped file is used for ubuntu
[01:44] <mcw> tar ect....
[01:44] <gaile> linxeh and Slade: im writing it down now.. im gonna try that...
[01:44] <linxeh> mcw: the main way is from the repositories that ubuntu uses by default. packages are in .deb format
[01:44] <Slade> mcw: apt-get will get you packages if you know their names.   tar, gzip, bzip2, zip, and rar
[01:44] <linxeh> mcw: have a look at the synaptic manager, or the command line apt-get / apt-search tools
[01:44] <SilverWolf> Hi, is there a way i can restore the default apache2 configurations files?, when i delete the /etc/apache2 dir and removes/install apache2 package, the configuration is not installed again
[01:44] <hololight> mcw: .deb for pre compiled packages, .tar.gz usually for source
[01:44] <frostbyt3> RequinB4: can you finish helping me, I'm at the part where it wants me to add bcm43xx to the /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist file
[01:44]  * gaile ok guys gtg.. i'll be back if i have some questions that might pop up :) thanks to you both..
[01:44] <Slade> mcw: try the Synaptic Package Manager (System -> Administration -> Synaptic Package Manager)
[01:44] <zz> in 8.04 ubuntu my programs seem to not respond and go grey and are really slow and won't start some of them
[01:45] <linxeh> hololight: or .deb for source :)
[01:45] <RequinB4> frostbyt3: what is the problem
[01:45] <mcw> what do you do with them (how do you open them after you have down loaded them)
[01:45]  * Slade is not a fan of pre-compiled packages.
[01:45] <zz> I can't even login after I kill gdm/xserver and no sound whatsover
[01:45] <joecurlee> hi all, using ubuntu 8.04... can't get a static wireless connection to my linksys router
[01:45] <joecurlee> any suggestions?
[01:45] <foug> i'm having trouble with ping and traceroute. Ping gives me 100% packet loss, and traceroute doesn't do anything. I've installed the traceroute package
[01:45] <linxeh> mcw: the apt tools install them for you and manage the packages.
[01:46] <Slade> mcw: well, using the graphical way, right click on the app, go to the archive manager and use that
[01:46] <mcw> synaptic package manager
[01:46] <frostbyt3> when im adding a line do i have to put the # sign?
[01:46] <zz> xvzf path
[01:46] <frostbyt3> in gedit
[01:46] <TJ-Linux> I have a .flp floppy drive image and need to get a file from it, but I have no floppy drive to create a floppy on -- how do I mount this as a drive?
[01:46] <Slade> mcw: or, command line ...   tar zxvf file.tar.gz   or   tar jxvf file.tar.bz(2),  or unrar/unzip file.rar or file.zip
[01:46] <joecurlee> i'm using system > administration > network to set a static ip address... can't ping google or anything else
[01:46] <mcw> I already know how to use that but what if a program is zipped tar. ect.....
[01:46] <Esqulax> A bit of donut has gotten jammed between the keys on my keyboard. do i leave it or try to poke it out with a pencil?
[01:47] <zz> Esqulax: buy a new keyboard
[01:47] <joker> how come you can not install a rpm on a Debian sys
[01:47] <linxeh> mcw: if its not on synaptic, then you normally will be building it from source code - ie a .tar.gz
[01:47] <zz> rpm is fedora
[01:47] <quio> Hi Everybody.  Anyone kn ow a good app that can play a section of an mp3 song on repeat?
[01:47] <linxeh> joker: you can
[01:47] <joecurlee> Esqulax: lick it out and put the pics on the internet
[01:47] <wasabi> You can with caveats.
[01:47] <mcw> what do you open it with and what do you unzip it with
[01:47] <s3a> joker: install a package called alien
[01:47] <hololight> joker: you can in some cases.... you need a program called alien
[01:47] <s3a> joker: u can use that to convert a .rpm to a .deb
[01:47] <sajid> I am having a very odd problem: my computer seems to think the "L" key is always pressed, but only in certain contexts. I have <Super>+L mapped to Lock Screen, so If I press <Super> it locks the screen, but it doesn't incessently type "L" in a text box
[01:47] <joker> I tryed rpm -i will not
[01:47] <Slade> joker: because rpm is really built for redhat linux and its sub-distros
[01:47] <sajid> anyone have idea?
[01:47] <linxeh> joker: but normally you dont want to. RPM is for redhat. yuck. .deb is for debian/ubuntu - mmmmmm :
[01:47] <mcw> I don't know how to compile source code yet
[01:48] <linxeh> joker: good. dont install rpms on ubuntu. ubuntu is ubuntu, not fedora
[01:48] <elec> tea.com
[01:48] <Esqulax> source code? gcc
[01:48] <Slade> mcw: What are you trying to install?
[01:48] <mcw> afraid to screw something up
[01:48] <joker> I tryed the Tar file but it will not install
[01:48] <hololight> joker: alien (tries) to turn a rpm into a deb
[01:48] <linxeh> joker: what are you trying to install... ?
[01:48] <joker> Ever tryed to install affix
[01:48] <Esqulax> Screw it up.. s'all part of learning :)
[01:48] <Slade> joker: you need to extract the tar file.    tar zxvf file.tar.gz
[01:48] <quio>  Hi Everybody.  Anyone know a good app that can play a section of an mp3 song on repeat?
[01:48] <zz> on my 8.04 ubuntu my programs run slow and don't start and after i kill xserver (ctrl\alt\backspace) I login but i get my background screen for login manager
[01:48] <joker> I did that part
[01:48] <linxeh> Esqulax: for some people - they reckon 30% of people can't learn from mistakes though due to low levels of dopamine :o
[01:48] <mcw> nothing it's just the only thing I can't figure out in ubuntu
[01:48] <Esqulax> Yep. an ipod
[01:49] <linxeh> joker: what are you trying to install ?
[01:49] <mcw> that and how wine works
[01:49] <greg_universe_> lol
[01:49] <joker> Affix kernel
[01:49] <Esqulax> 60% of stats are made up ;)
[01:49] <HiZaM> wasn't it 80%
[01:49] <bobertdos> quio: You could accomplish that with Audacity.
[01:49] <linxeh> Esqulax: if you are going to quote something, quote it right
[01:49] <hololight> lol
[01:49] <Slade> mcw: well, again. in terminal   type tar zxvf /path/to/file  (ie tar zxvf /home/mcw/myfile.tar.gz)
[01:49] <joker> And I come up with major err
[01:49] <Slade> then, cd /home/mcw/myfile
[01:49] <Slade> then, ./configure && make && make install
[01:49] <Esqulax> Hey.. it was quoted from me. They got it wrong
[01:49] <mcw> what does that do?
[01:49] <joker> brb
[01:49] <mcw> open it
[01:50] <Slade> mcw: extracts, configures, and installs
[01:50] <Esqulax> Wow. IanIan. i know an Ian Ian
[01:50] <mcw> so you have to remember that command
[01:50] <Slade> mcw: give it a week or two..   it'll become second nature :)
[01:50] <linxeh> mcw: that works if the source was designed to be compiled that way. usually there is an INSTALL File in the zip, or instructions on the website
[01:51] <zz> Slade it depends on the program as well, some don't need make install and isnt it sude make install?
[01:51] <mcw> thank you you are nicer than some of these people on here
[01:51] <zz> sde -> sudo
[01:51] <linxeh> zz: depends where the install target deploys to
[01:51] <linxeh> generally NEVER run sudo make anything without reading the Makefile to see what it does
[01:51] <Slade> zz: yeah. i always forget the sudo. I come from a background where i always have root to install :)
[01:51] <dreamzr4u> hi, this is raj and i have a query regarding ubuntu
[01:51] <linxeh> dreamzr4u: ask away :)
[01:52] <zz> linxeh: my programs run slow and after killing my xserver and logging in i get the background for the login manager
[01:52] <dreamzr4u> grub loading  then error 15
[01:52] <joecurlee> so yea... ubuntu 8.04, static wireless connection to linksys won't work
[01:52] <joecurlee> can't find info on google
[01:52] <mcw> I just want to be able to do anything I can do in windows on linux and it seems like ubuntu is the best distro because I have tried out allot of the other distros
[01:53] <mcw> installed and tried
[01:53] <Slade> mcw: ubuntu is nice.
[01:53] <joecurlee> dhcp wireless works fine
[01:53] <mcw> it seems to have the most support
[01:53] <Slade> mcw: i'd start by searching the web for a beginners course in linux. It'll give you the basics.
[01:53] <Esqulax> mcw: windows will always have a certain amount of muscle, but you can do more with linux
[01:53] <linxeh> joecurlee: I had that problem I think - I think it is to do with the linksys wanting you to use uPNP to register the address, but not sure, DHCP seems to work fine
[01:53] <zz> linxeh: they don't even run, I get a white blank box if i clicked for a terminal, the panals won't respond(pager,trash)
[01:54] <Esqulax> ubuntu is cool cos it pretty much works straight of on my wind :)
[01:54] <mcw> I have a dual boot dual hd system vista and linux ubuntu studio because I am a musician
[01:54] <joecurlee> linxeh thanks
[01:54] <linxeh> joecurlee: that might be a red herring though :o
[01:54] <joecurlee> linxeh looks like that might be the issue looking in to it now
[01:54] <mcw> and an artist
[01:54] <Esqulax> mcw: i found garage band on Leopard (Mac OSX) was awesome for that
[01:55] <linxeh> zz: no idea sorry, I'd check from a console what programs are still running when you log out, maybe either reboot or restart gdm
[01:55] <zz> gdm restart doesnt fix it
[01:55] <mcw> but computers are new to me all that I know is from what people have taught me and from what I have read
[01:55] <linxeh> zz: or stop gdm, kill all lingering X / gnome related processes, and try again
[01:55] <zz> im using finch right now in a virtual tty linxeh
[01:55] <linxeh> mcw: I'm a musician too
[01:56] <SebNaitsabes> mcw: so you hardly have any Windows experience even?
[01:56] <linxeh> zz: I'm not an ubuntu expert, I just use it at home - by day I'm using Redhat enterprise and other unix systems, and just sit here to help where I can, sorry :o
[01:56] <Esqulax> mcw: fair enough. Wehn you get a chance niip into a nearby Apple store and ask to be shown garage band.. once your over the 1st hurdle, its really great
[01:56] <mcw> can I use garage band in linux or windows or do I have to install mac os on an amd or an intell
[01:56] <mcw> ?
[01:56] <linxeh> mcw: garageband is osx only, and you can only run it on macs (legally)
[01:56] <zz> linxeh: but it is constant, i think Gnea helped my usb problems though, might as well edit my grub
[01:56] <linxeh> there is ardour for linux though
[01:57] <mcw> no I have about 4 years windows experience and 1 year linux
[01:57] <zz> :-P
[01:57] <evild_> The trash icon used to be in the bottom right hand corner of my screen in Ubuntu. I accidentally removed it and dont know how to get it back there. Can anyone help?
[01:57] <xinnix> you could probaly run it inside a VM OSX
[01:57] <xinnix> as well
[01:57] <linxeh> xinnix: not legally
[01:57] <zz> evild_: right click and add aplet as trash i beleif
[01:57] <Esqulax> If your systems up to it
[01:57] <mcw> but I just took an a+ course wich helped a little bit
[01:57] <hololight> mcw: as a general rule, mac apps will only work on a mac, and it takes serious skill and a lot of time to get mac osx to run on a non-mac (I scragged a hd trying)
[01:58] <SebNaitsabes> mcw: you can run Windows inside a virtual machine inside Linux if there is a good reason. say, because of some program that won't work in Wine
[01:58] <KRF> linxeh, thats not legal?
[01:58] <solexious> [Q] Not all programs use the usb device set in system->prefs-> sound.   Any ideas?
[01:58] <evild_> right click where?
[01:58] <dreamzr4u> hey guys i am getting an "grub loading plaease wait error 15 "
[01:58] <linxeh> KRF: well, not if you beleive in the legality of EULAs
[01:58] <KRF> linxeh, windows either?
[01:58] <xinnix> legal...lol
[01:58] <xinnix> *legall
[01:58] <linxeh> KRF: running windows in a VM is fine
[01:58] <crimsun> solexious: because that setting only affects GStreamer-based applications.  It doesn't actually set the default audio device for non-GSt-based apps.
[01:58] <KRF> okay...
[01:59] <mcw> I don't really understand vm ware yet I understand how it works in theory but have never used it yet is it free?
[01:59] <hololight> xinnix: what is this "legal" you speak of?
[01:59] <zz> evild_: down where trash used to be
[01:59] <KRF> mcw, yes
[01:59] <KRF> !virtualbox
[01:59] <xinnix> nothing i just understand
[01:59] <mcw> cool
[01:59] <KRF> mcw ^
[01:59] <xinnix> =)
[01:59] <linxeh> KRF: apple dont want you to run OSX in a VM or on non-Apple hardware. which is fair enough - they dont want the support headaches.
[01:59] <Esqulax> legal.. its a word that closed source corporate fatcats use
[01:59] <zz> !emu
[01:59] <KRF> linxeh, hah. true
[01:59] <zz> !qemu
[01:59] <xinnix> lol is it really
[01:59] <KRF> !emo
[01:59] <evild_> it dosent give me that option zz
[01:59] <mcw> is that a link?
[01:59] <dreamzr4u> Hi, I am getting an error message "error 15"
[01:59] <SebNaitsabes> !virtualbox
[01:59] <xinnix> iam not really good with linux
[01:59] <crimsun> solexious: to do that, you need to use an asoundrc and restart all audio apps, e.g., see the asoundconf utility that Ubuntu includes.
[01:59] <xinnix> still trying to get use the command line
[01:59] <SebNaitsabes> !vbox
[02:00] <Nikkolai> You will be fine.
[02:00] <zz> evild_: i would help you but my gnome seems to be locking up lol
[02:00] <xinnix> been on windows too long and decided i would swtich it, VMs help alot
[02:00] <zz> something in taking over my computer
[02:00] <solexious> crimsun, just hit asoundconf in shell?
[02:00] <linxeh> Esqulax: its a word that civilised society uses to denote something that is unacceptable to the population as a whole :P
[02:00] <evild_> lol :\
[02:00] <KRF> mcw, try https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox - its easy to setup imo
[02:00] <evild_> i guess its not all that big of a deal i just go to places/home folder and there trash is
[02:00] <mcw> I relly like linux though the fact that it doesn't get viruses and all that
[02:00] <frostbyt3> can someone help me with this...http://invaleed.wordpress.com/2007/11/20/install-bcm94311mcg-wlan-mini-pci-ubuntu-710/    I'm on step 2 and I can't save the file b/c it says I dont have the permissions, but I think I do
[02:00] <xinnix> iam still trying to figure out how to change user from root in a shell and switch to a new one
[02:01] <linxeh> mcw: it will get viruses at some point
[02:01] <duiu> Is there a way to use anacron or cron so that something runs after something else finishes?
[02:01] <crimsun> solexious: a bit more involved than that, but yes, essentially that's the workflow.
[02:01] <xinnix> i love linux
[02:01] <SebNaitsabes> mcw:  Linux is not immune to viruses
[02:01] <mcw> that's vm ware running in linux?
[02:01] <SebNaitsabes> mcw: just as of right now hardly any viruses will work on a modern Linux
[02:01] <KRF> mcw, nearly.
[02:01] <solexious> crimsun, okies doie, will google
[02:01] <solexious> crimsun, ty
[02:01] <xinnix> did i mention I LOVE LINUX
[02:01] <KRF> if you're familar with vmware, use that
[02:01] <mcw> or windows or mac os running i vm ware on linux?
[02:01] <xinnix> especially the bactrack distro's
[02:01] <Dr_willis> linux is a very 'harsh' enviroment for a  virus to live in. :)
[02:01] <xinnix> running it on windows
[02:02] <SebNaitsabes> mcw: you cannot just run Mac OS X on a PC it is not like the others
[02:02] <zz> hey Dr_willis
[02:02] <xinnix> VMing the linux enviornments
[02:02] <thenetduck> how can I check to see if I am running a 64 bit operating system in my live session?
[02:02] <Dr_willis> zz,  hay.
[02:02] <thenetduck> is there a terminal command that can tell me?
[02:02] <mcw> ok
[02:02] <SebNaitsabes> mcw:  it is possible to get Mac OS X running on a PC, but that is more complacated
[02:02] <zz> thenetduck: uname -a
[02:02] <hololight> one thing to remember about vm's though, they do not 'emulate' 3d accelerators
[02:02] <frostbyt3> can someone help me with this...http://invaleed.wordpress.com/2007/11/20/install-bcm94311mcg-wlan-mini-pci-ubuntu-710/    I'm on step 2 and I can't save the file b/c it says I dont have the permissions, but I think I do
[02:02] <dreamzr4u> hey ppl .. does anyone know abt the error 15 while loading grub?
[02:02] <SebNaitsabes> mcw: and then it probably won't run as good as on real Mac hardware
[02:02] <linxeh> Dr_willis: not really - it would be easy to code something up that ran gksudo and ask for the users password, and most users that get viruses on Windows would be just as vulnerable...
[02:02] <Dr_willis> hololight,  vmware and virtualbox i hear are 'working' on that.
[02:02] <thenetduck> zz: thank you
[02:02] <zz> Dr_willis: gnome seems to be locking up
[02:02] <KRF> dreamzr4u, can have various reasons
[02:02] <KRF> !grub
[02:03] <zz> thenetduck: did that work? it shows kernel information
[02:03] <KRF> dreamzr4u, try to read through that or google your error
[02:03] <mcw> I haven't even figured out how to use all the paackages or programs on ubuntu studio yet
[02:03] <dreamzr4u> KRF : i had installed 6.06 on a old dell and after rebooting it gives that msg
[02:03] <Dr_willis> linxeh,   then we start getting into the argument of a 'virus' vs a 'trojan' and so forth. we had a huge discussion/flamefest of this the other week in here. :) so i aint even going to start.
[02:03] <mcw> but I'm an awsome guitarist
[02:03] <KRF> dreamzr4u, thats pretty old, tho
[02:03] <dreamzr4u> KRF,I went thru google and it asks me to use a grub boot disk
[02:03] <xinnix> bye everyone bbl
[02:03] <Dr_willis> linxeh,  the weakest link - will always be the end user. :)
[02:03]  * Pelo always shows up to seem the most obscure comments
[02:03] <mcw> and can play bass and drums and keyboards too
[02:04] <dreamzr4u> KRF, i have 7.10 and 8.04 but it is not getting recognized by the dell :(
[02:04] <KRF> dreamzr4u, i'd suggest to upgrade anyway
[02:04] <KRF> oh
[02:04] <SebNaitsabes> mcw:  and you can get a lot of Windows programs working well on Linux with Wine
[02:04] <KRF> dunno then, grub is a beast
[02:04] <SebNaitsabes> mcw:  a WIndows virtual machine should be a last resort :)
[02:04] <Pelo> anyone know of a series of test images to setup a monitor's light contrast and colours properly ?
[02:04] <dreamzr4u> KRF, my HP has 8.04 and it is cool
[02:04] <dreamzr4u> but thedell is giving probs
[02:04] <adakos> howdy folks. does anyone know of a good way to batch encode DVDs? im looking to turn my entire movie collection into a digital archive. I've got 100 movies and ive been ripping them to my hardddrive over the past week, so now ive got close to 4TiB of dvd images ... looking for a batch command =)
[02:05] <linxeh> Dr_willis: yep. ok, no reason a virus cant live in userspace, or exploit some dodgy daemon - its not immune, but the risks are less than on windows granted :)
[02:05] <ganymede> hello, does anyone if ubuntu stays up to date with the newest fglrx? the fglrx package for hardy seems to be 8.3, which gives me a lot of diagonal tearing problems. is there a easy way to install a newer version with the package manager, or must i do it manually?
[02:05] <evild_> Anyone know of a good keylogger for Ubuntu?
[02:05] <linxeh> evild_: ouch.
[02:05] <thenetduck> zz: yes, it worked perfectly
[02:05] <zz> yay I helped someone!
[02:05] <dreamzr4u> any ideas on how i make a grub boot disk using a usb stick?
[02:05] <SebNaitsabes> !grub
[02:05] <thenetduck> zz: I am having a problem though. I am trying to delete my old ubuntu partition with partition editor but it doesn't seem to work
[02:06] <zz> thenetduck: doesnt seem to work how?
[02:06]  * SebNaitsabes what happended to the mods in this channel?
[02:06] <mcw> I'd rather a dual boot untill I understand better
[02:06] <thenetduck> zz: It tells me : Please unmount any logical partitions having a number higher than ..... when I try to delete it
[02:06] <Flannel> SebNaitsabes: eh?
[02:06] <Dr_willis> linxeh,  then ya got the argument ' if the virus is expliting a bug in some service' is it actually a 'linux virus' :)    but theres tons of threads/flamefests on this topic. some actually have some good info. most dont. :)
[02:06] <frostbyt3> thenetduck: are you running vista
[02:06] <mcw> that way I['m not stuck with either
[02:06] <frostbyt3> can someone help me with this...http://invaleed.wordpress.com/2007/11/20/install-bcm94311mcg-wlan-mini-pci-ubuntu-710/    I'm on step 2 and I can't save the file b/c it says I dont have the permissions, but I think I do
[02:06] <SebNaitsabes> Flannel: there you are :D  I think your a mod yes
[02:06] <thenetduck> frostbyt3: my first partition is vista yes
[02:06] <mcw> yes
[02:07] <mcw> vista is new to me as well
[02:07] <zz> mcw: i have a dual boot with windows as not my first hardrive, but physically it is, i don't boot off of the primary
[02:07] <arcos> i need help connecting to a wireless printer on my wifi network, how do you do it?
[02:07] <SebNaitsabes> Flannel: where's jack sparrow and people like that?
[02:07] <Bruners> What is the recommended partition size for ubuntu?
[02:07] <zz> mcw: took me a week to figure out how to fix grub
[02:08] <Flannel> Bruners: you need at least 2.1G + space for personal files
[02:08] <mcw> I choose my boot from the boot menu f8
[02:08] <frostbyt3> thenetduck: go here: http://vista.blorge.com/2008/02/22/how-to-dual-boot-vista-with-ubuntu/ and just delete, and re allocate it
[02:08] <Flannel> Bruners: I think 4G is the "recommended" minimum
[02:08] <thenetduck> thank you
[02:08] <frostbyt3> yep
[02:08] <zz> mcw: I choose it froma nice splash-screened grub menu :-D
[02:08] <mcw> I wouldn't know how to fix a grub I would just reinstall
[02:08] <mralexandro> can i create a shortcut to a folder on my windows disk on the ubuntu desktop?
[02:09] <zz> Dr_willis: any ideas where to start with my gnome locking up problem?
[02:09] <Flannel> SebNaitsabes: Around.  Always watching...
[02:09] <adakos> can anyone tell me how to batch convert dvd images to divx/xvid? (im trying to get my video library to my harddrive) or even where to start looking?
[02:09] <mcw> same hard drive or dual boot on the same hard drive
[02:09] <dreamzr4u> "secondary hard disk drive 0 not found " any ideas folks?
[02:09] <SebNaitsabes> Flannel: oh right ok
[02:09] <Uplink> what application do i need to start programing in C/C++? im a beginner
[02:09] <Bruners> Flannel: thanks
[02:09] <SebNaitsabes> Uplink: Dev C++  is good
[02:09] <th0r> adakos, mount the iso images using fuseiso then rip them using acidrip
[02:09] <zz> mcw: triple boot on three different hardrives, two constant systems and an extra smaller hd to experiment
[02:09] <zelrikriando> Uplink, emacs
[02:09] <mcw> I have two hard drives and two computers and a kvm switch as well confusing?
[02:09] <^Someone^> I've installed sqlite3 on Ubuntu 8.04.1 Hardy using .deb packages, but when I try to install SQLite ODBC Driver ( http://www.ch-werner.de/sqliteodbc/ ) it says sqlite could not be found
[02:10] <frostbyt3>  can someone help me add a line to a file in gedit
[02:10] <mcw> cool!!!
[02:10] <^Someone^> And indeed, I can't find any sqlite .h files anywhere
[02:10] <zz> mcw: i use a kvm as well, but i am taking this one with me. the other two are staying home
[02:10] <Uplink> SebNaitsabes, Dev C++? isnt that for windows?
[02:10] <zelrikriando> SebNaitsabes, what s Dev C++ ?
[02:10] <arcos> can someone help me with printer issues
[02:10] <Uplink> zelrikriando, emacs is for C and C++?
[02:10] <Flannel> Uplink: As far as IDEs go, check out anjuta, or eclipse (with cdt)
[02:10] <SebNaitsabes> Uplink:   what I am thinking of I think runs on Linux as well
[02:10] <Wizard2694> can someone tell walk me through mounting my external hdd drive
[02:10] <Wizard2694> its usb 2.0
[02:10] <adakos> thOr/th0r:  i have close to 100 images. is that the easiest way ?
[02:10] <mcw> I tried that with three hard drives windows, vista, and ubuntu
[02:10] <Wizard2694> ntfs format
[02:10] <zelrikriando> Uplink, emacs is just a text editor :p
[02:11] <SebNaitsabes> Uplink:  open up syanpatic package manager and search for C++  or look under programming that's an idea
[02:11] <th0r> adakos, I don't know of any other
[02:11] <zelrikriando> Uplink, but that's all you need right? :p
[02:11] <Uplink> ok thank you
[02:11] <zz> mcw: i still didnt get rid of the windows bootloader
[02:11] <Uplink> a compiler... isnt it? i wanna start learning how to program in C/C++
[02:11] <adakos> thOr/th0r:  fair enough, thanks. ill look into it :)
[02:11] <Wizard2694> can anyone help me out?
[02:11] <ilembitov> Hi, all. I have a question. I want to have fresher apps than those currently in 8.04 but don't want to use Intrepid repos. And getdeb.net isn't fresh enough either. Is there any repo with newer apps? Not things like toolchain. But I want Banshee 1.2.1, Transmission 1.32, Pidgin 2.5.0 and so on
[02:11] <baba_b00ie> when i installed ubuntu 8.04 i had hdb1 as ex3 now i formatted it to fat32. how do i reflect those changes for automount during boot
[02:11] <carandraug> Wizard2694, fisrt make a directory to mount the hd
[02:11] <Flannel> Uplink: Indeed, you'll need a compiler.  install build-essential, and you'll have the compiler and stuff.
[02:11] <mcw> but the windows was a 10 gig that was old and started to make clicking noises so I got rid of it!!
[02:11]  * Slade wonders how many workspaces his computer can support :)
[02:12] <hololight> uplink: I really recommend using a text editor to begin with and use g++ from the cli to compile
[02:12] <Flannel> ilembitov: No
[02:12] <carandraug> Wizard2694, yes
[02:12] <titanhoss> so, is atheros wifi working for 64 bit yet?
[02:12] <th0r> adakos, why rip them if they are already iso files? just mount them with fuseiso and watch them
[02:12]  * zz cheers Slade on, GO GO GO GO!!!
[02:12] <SebNaitsabes> ilembitov: no don't think so, but if  you  do  for example the winheq.org for wine you will at least always have the latest Wine for Ubuntu
[02:12] <^Someone^> Repeat: I've installed sqlite3 on Ubuntu 8.04.1 Hardy using .deb packages, but when I try to install SQLite ODBC Driver ( http://www.ch-werner.de/sqliteodbc/ ) it says sqlite could not be found
[02:12] <Flannel> ilembitov: Well, the apps might have repos for themselves, winehq keeps a wine repo for instance.
[02:12] <linxeh> Uplink: you need to install gcc and g++ (probably build-essential) and some kind of editor. you might want to look at an IDE later on once you know how things work - try joining #C++ or similar
[02:12] <Uplink> Flannel, i have build-essential... but i dont see it where to open it
[02:12] <Slade> zz: nah, im too lazy. 4 workspaces is enough for me
[02:12] <zz> I am sick of having to basicly shut down my system everytime gnome locks up
[02:12] <adakos> thOr/th0r:  they are taking up most of my serverspace. i have around 100 iso's and they are between 3.6~5.6 GiB each
[02:12] <Flannel> Uplink: you don't open it, compilers are command line things.  Which is why you probably want an IDE
[02:13] <carandraug> Wizard2694, create a directory to mount it, for example mkdir /media/drive/
[02:13] <mcw> I understand what things are but I don't always know how to use them or how to get there
[02:13] <ilembitov> Damn. I wish Ubuntu backports were more active...
[02:13] <Uplink> !ide
[02:13] <Uplink> uhhh :S
[02:13] <Uplink> what is IDE?
[02:13] <linxeh> Uplink: integrated development environment. you dont want it yet
[02:13] <Flannel> Uplink: anjuta or eclipse (with -cdt)
[02:13] <th0r> adakos, agreed. I have converted many of mine to avi files for the same reason. But I don't know an easy or batch method
[02:13] <SebNaitsabes> ilembitov: I belive Fedora Core is more on the cutting edge when it comes to new programs then Ubuntu is
[02:13] <linxeh> Flannel: not yet :/ he's new. he needs to know how things work first
[02:13] <Uplink> ok let me google all this programs ty
[02:13] <Wizard2694> where do i do that from?
[02:13] <adakos> thOr/th0r:  i just moved into an apartment with 5 other guys, and they are slobs. I want to put my movies up on my server so they can watch them over the network, and keep their grubby hands off my collection!
[02:13]  * zz throws an IDE cable at linxeh
[02:13] <zelrikriando> Uplink, emacs and a compiler and a good C++ book is all you need for now...really
[02:14] <linxeh> Uplink: do not use eclise or anjuta yet imo - lots of black magic will happen otherwise
[02:14] <Uplink> so Flannel, what exactly do i need? im about to start learning C/C++
[02:14] <linxeh> gedit and a compiler will do for now
[02:14] <ilembitov> SebNaisabes: Yes, I know. That's why I prefer Fedora more. But they make the toolchain bleeding-edge, too, which isn't nice
[02:14] <Wizard2694> ok
[02:14] <linxeh> and a terminal
[02:14] <zelrikriando> linxeh, gedit sucks
[02:14] <Flannel> Uplink: Suggest you move the conversation to #ubuntu-offtopic, its sort of half out of scope of this channel
[02:14] <titanhoss> ahh, too busy I guess.
[02:14] <SebNaitsabes> ilembitov: and the Ubuntu repos are based on Debian as a result a lot of stuff is weill behind
[02:14]  * zz throws a pythong interpretor at linxeh
[02:14] <linxeh> zelrikriando: I'm an emacs fan too. lets not get into emacs with beginners either...
[02:14] <Uplink> sorry its just that a lot of ppl recommending different applications... im quite confused which one to use
[02:14] <carandraug> Wizard2694, if your problem is because when you try to mount it automatically it complains and says to force it, it's because you didn't removed it properly from Windows
[02:14] <hololight> uplink: (i am sure i will get yelled at for this...) and ide has a lot of shortcuts and other things to make a developers life easier. you should likely be working from scratch if you are just beginning
[02:14] <frostbyt3> flannel: thank you no ones helping
[02:15] <baba_b00ie> when i installed ubuntu 8.04 i had hdb1 as ex3 now i formatted it to fat32. how do i reflect those changes for automount during boot
[02:15] <biouser> http://www.songtrellis.com/sounds/viewer$3919  can someone please tell me what is going on with this media?
[02:15] <zz> is anyone having trouble with gnome locking up and no programs working properly ie they all turn grey
[02:15] <Wizard2694> that is when i turn it on
[02:15] <zelrikriando> linxeh, I stick with nedit for some reason, I really hate gedit
[02:15] <Wizard2694> how do i remove it first
[02:15] <SebNaitsabes> ilembitov: you could probably use the Debian repo in Ubuntu and get later versions of programs like that, but some may not work on Ubuntu or cause problems
[02:15] <Wizard2694> im too used to windows and trying to understand this now
[02:15] <ilembitov> SebNaitsabes: Debian is nice in this terms, but it won't really get updated until Lenny, it's all Frozen until September
[02:15] <Flannel> Uplink: /join #ubuntu-offtopic and we'll help
[02:15] <Wizard2694> it just says unable to mount
[02:15] <hololight> uplink: the default text editor you recieved with ubuntu will do syntax highlighting for c++, then you can compile from the command line
[02:15] <adakos> I have a command-line program, i want to pass the same parameters to a whole bunch of files, what's the easist way to do a batch command? (i know in winxp i could make a *.bat file) -- is there something similar for linux ?
[02:16] <^Someone^> Repeat: I've installed sqlite3 on Ubuntu 8.04.1 Hardy using .deb packages, but when I try to install SQLite ODBC Driver ( http://www.ch-werner.de/sqliteodbc/ ) it says sqlite could not be found
[02:16] <SebNaitsabes> ilembitov: that's the stable I guess not the one they keep on updating?
[02:16] <Uplink> hololight, ok? i'll try that :|
[02:16] <biouser> it is .mid
[02:16] <ozpowermo> Hi all, nautilus is not starting up automatically when I boot up ubuntu (hardy amd64)... does anybody know how I can reinstall nautilus and/or make it start automatically on boot up?
[02:16] <biouser> how can I play a .mid file with ubuntu?  I would have thought that would be auto
[02:16] <th0r> adakos, you would write a script...check the web for tutorials on bash scripting
[02:16] <ilembitov> SebNaitsabes: They freeze testing some time before stable release. unstable doesn't get too much updated, too
[02:16] <adakos> thOr/th0r:  will do. thanks
[02:16] <carandraug> Wizard2694, in windows? I believe there's an icon in the system tray. Left click there and choose to safely remove. If you don't do that, you'll have problems mounting it in Linux. You can however use the command that appears to force mount. I've done it before without losing any data but I won't take responsabilities if you do
[02:17] <th0r> adakos, there is also a Advanced Bash Scripting guide...check the linux documentation project
[02:17] <SebNaitsabes> ilembitov: well can alwasy get later versions of apps from the website?  ok sure you may have to compile them your self, but so be it
[02:17] <mcw> how do you use wine I know how to install it but not what to do next
[02:17] <Wizard2694> well i never had to remove it correctly with windows, so what you are saying it turn it on, then do a correct removal in windows and it should work?
[02:17] <Wizard2694> ?
[02:18] <zelrikriando> mcw, you might wanna join #winehq
[02:18] <ilembitov> SebNaitsabes: Yeah, yeah. I know all of it. Actually, I was just hoping there is some workaorund for what I consider the biggest (and probably only) Ubuntu's flaw IMHO
[02:18] <mcw> what is that?
[02:18] <SebNaitsabes> mcw: then go to your applications menu and at the bottom it should have wine.  and look through that
[02:18] <biouser> http://www.freehandmusic.com/ProductDetail.aspx?ProdID=270673
[02:18] <biouser> try to liste to sample
[02:18] <battaglin> how do I set LANG to be en_US.utf-8
[02:19] <titanhoss> <-- just wants to get wireless working on his HP.. so he's not tied to the end of a 15 meter cat 5
[02:19] <Wizard2694> is that correct cara?
[02:19] <carandraug> Wizard2694, yes. Next time you should do it (that's the correct way of removing it). Or you can try to force mount. Like I said, I've done it previously several times with no problems but...
[02:19] <linxeh> battaglin: export LANG=en_US.utf-8
[02:19] <mcw> i have it installed I just don't know what do do next????
[02:19] <zelrikriando> mcw, that's the wine support channel , just do /join #winehq
[02:19] <zz> I am sick of needing to shutdown everything when gnome locks up
[02:19] <Wizard2694> how do i do a force mount?
[02:19] <mdg> rnhello
[02:19] <mcw> how do you change channels from this one?
[02:19] <battaglin> linxeh:  in terminal?  thnx
[02:19] <Wizard2694> so i know how to do it?
[02:19] <^Someone^> Repeat: I've installed sqlite3 on Ubuntu 8.04.1 Hardy using .deb packages, but when I try to install SQLite ODBC Driver ( http://www.ch-werner.de/sqliteodbc/ ) it says sqlite could not be found
[02:19] <zelrikriando> mcw, /join #winehq
[02:19] <linxeh> battaglin: that will work for the current shell only - it wont work next login
[02:20] <mcw> sorry I'm a noob
[02:20] <Wizard2694> b/c it does show in the computer file browser
[02:20] <Wizard2694> im a noob as well
[02:20] <mcw> where do I type that in?
[02:20] <bigdiskool> im a noob too
[02:20] <zelrikriando> mcw, hee
[02:20] <zelrikriando> mcw, here
[02:20] <Wizard2694> ill be back
[02:20] <ozpowermo> Could anybody help me, I have a problem with nautilus!  Nautilus is not starting up automatically when I boot up ubuntu (hardy amd64)... does anybody know how I can reinstall nautilus and/or make it start automatically on boot up?
[02:20] <carandraug> Wizard2694, when it said that it couldn't mount, didn't it had an option to get more details? It showns the command to use there
[02:20] <mcw> I am in xchat-gnome irc right now??
[02:20] <adakos> mcw: it appears so
[02:21] <mdg> rnanyone had trouble with sound when playing a CD Rom?
[02:21] <mcw> ha ha
[02:21] <biouser> http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/i386/ubuntu-mid/download
[02:21] <mcw> sorry been drinkin'
[02:21] <biouser> maybe that will do
[02:21] <TubbyCat12> What's a powerful yet simple html editor?
[02:21] <biouser> TubbyCat12: emacs?
[02:21] <biouser> vim
[02:21] <uoaphys> hi guys, from ubuntu 8.04, do I need to add a sources ection to get 4.1? Or can I just do kubuntu-kde4-desktop and then go?
[02:21] <SebNaitsabes> !html
[02:21] <Dr_willis> TubbyCat12,  gotta love contradictions in  features. :)
[02:21] <biouser> vim not simple though
[02:21] <adakos> mcw: ditto. i thought this was my ssh prompt earlier. but to pretend this is on-topic, are you running gnome?
[02:22] <TubbyCat12> xD
[02:22] <Flannel> uoaphys: Nope, just regular repos
[02:22] <Dr_willis> I find vim simple. :) you just have to learn it.
[02:22] <mcw> yes
[02:22] <mcw>  ubuntu studio
[02:22] <adakos> mcw: neat. well all appears in order. carry on :)
[02:22] <Flannel> !html | TubbyCat12
[02:22] <biouser> what is going on with ubuntu-studio these days?
[02:22] <uoaphys> flannel: there are tons of articles online telling me to add a ppa repo to my sources file... is this a mistake?
[02:22] <mcw> installed from iso download
[02:22] <titanhoss> well, off to try the forums over chat scroll.
[02:22] <TubbyCat12> thanks
[02:22] <Flannel> uoaphys: You shouldn't need PPA for KDE4.  But I suppose there might be updatd versions.  Ask in #kubuntu-kde4, they'll know for sure.
[02:23] <mcw> I just don't know how to change irc channels???
[02:23] <jdavis> I accidently hit "windows key + e" and it zoomed in. How do I undo that?
[02:23] <jegan> i am using ubuntu7.04 ... i have Gaim instant messanger in that it shows all protocols like yahoo,IRC... etc but not google !!! i need to use google ... any help on hw to add google
[02:23] <Dr_willis> mcw,  depends on the irc client.
[02:23] <carandraug> TubbyCat12, you have bluefish
[02:23] <mcw> I just don't know??
[02:24] <biouser> Error: Cannot install 'icedtea-gcjwebplugin'
[02:24] <adakos> mcw: try /join #channelname
[02:24] <mcw> irc, edit,network,disscussion,go help,those are my options??
[02:24] <jdavis> It zoomed in my entire screen and it keeps shifting around. How do I get it back to normal?
[02:25] <battaglin> mcw:  xchat.org
[02:25] <Dr_willis> jdavis,  try windows+e again? You could disable that feature in the ccsm control panel tool.
[02:25] <mcw> were do I type that?
[02:25] <Dr_willis> jdavis, theres some key combo +mouse wheel also. that zooms.
[02:25] <battaglin> mcw:  in firefox???????
[02:25] <mcw> and what is it?
[02:25] <Dr_willis> mcw,  right wehree ya typed 'where do i type that'
[02:25] <mcw> ha ha ok
[02:25] <jdavis> Dr_willis: whew, it was the mouse wheel, and I undid it. Thanks!
[02:25] <mcw> in here?
[02:25] <Dr_willis> mcw,  you may want to read a few irc beginner guides.. xchat has a  help menu. :)
[02:26] <mdg> Xchat not Ex-chat
[02:26] <battaglin> mcw:  the program you are using? are u blind?
[02:26] <mcw> were are those?
[02:26] <jegan> how to add a new protocol in Gaim
[02:26] <Dr_willis>  Top right menu item in this Xchat i have is 'help' :) with help docs.. :)
[02:26] <adakos> ooh thats what i need!! anyone know where i can find a good network monitoring program that can tell me current bandwidth usage, total sent/received, used over 24 hrs, etc.. but the catch is it has to be web-based or terminal based since i run a headless server.
[02:26] <Dr_willis> http://xchat.org/docs/
[02:26] <carandraug> jegan, don't you mean Pidgin?
[02:27] <mcw> I know I am talking to you now on ubuntu server but I don't know how to go anywhere else??
[02:27] <Dr_willis> carandraug,  hes using the old ubuntu befor pidgin - from what i read.
[02:27] <^Someone^> Someome please help : \ I've installed sqlite3 on Ubuntu 8.04.1 Hardy using .deb packages, but when I try to install SQLite ODBC Driver ( http://www.ch-werner.de/sqliteodbc/ ) it says sqlite could not be found
[02:27] <Dr_willis> mcw,  add a new server, or select one from the xchat > network list menu.. or use the /server command
[02:27] <ozpowermo> Hi all, nautilus is not starting up automatically when I boot up ubuntu (hardy amd64)... does anybody know how I can reinstall nautilus and/or make it start automatically on boot up?
[02:27] <jegan> ya but i hav as gaim in my ubuntu
[02:27] <baba_b00ie> how do i configure ubuntu 8.04 to boot without the splash screen and not to go straight in to X11
[02:27] <carandraug> Dr_willis, hmm, ok. But the interface should be similiar, I hope
[02:27] <mcw> 8.04.1
[02:28] <mcw> witch one of those options?
[02:28] <DDR> mcw: type /join #channelNameHere
[02:28] <mcw> irc?
[02:28] <Dr_willis> carandraug,  features may not be.  I have neer used eitehr to do google chat.. so no idea if the old one can even do googlechat or not.
[02:28] <mcw>  in this same box I am typing in?
[02:28] <Dr_willis> mcw,  it may be worth wile to just explore the menu items a bit.  depending on EXACTLY what you want to do.
[02:28] <carandraug> jegan, I use Pidgin but the interface should be similiar. Is there a menu named accounts with and add/edit option? Go there
[02:29] <Dr_willis> mcw,  /server irc.newircserver.com  will connect to a new/different irc server.  There is a server 'settings/interface' area in the xchat settings. Note that this is in XCHAT, not 'xchat-gnome' the 2 differ in the layout a lot.
[02:29] <mcw> is it network, and then channels?
[02:29] <Fungusman> Hi guys I want a stripped down windows client
[02:29] <carandraug> jegan, also, ever thought of updating to pidgin?
[02:29] <Fungusman> xfce doesnt seem to be very stripped down
[02:29] <mcw> that seems to make sence
[02:30] <Fungusman> I was wondering what ubuntu room can suggest
[02:30] <Dr_willis> Fungusman,  xfce is very minimal. yet full featured.
[02:30] <jegan> ya i went there and saw ... it displays all protocols except google !!
[02:30] <qr> Fungusman: try ion3, you don't get more stripped down then that
[02:30] <Fungusman> What is puppy linux using ?
[02:30] <Dr_willis> Fungusman,  depends on exactly what you want. as far as a 'full desktop' xfce is about as light as they get.
[02:30] <Fungusman> how would I install ion3 ?
[02:30] <qr> jegan: googletalk uses jabber
[02:30] <Flannel> Fungusman: try fluxbox
[02:30] <Fungusman> Thanks for the help guise
[02:30] <Dr_willis> Fungusman,  puppy uses jwm + rox file manager.
[02:30] <favro> Fungusman: I think fluxbox is good :)
[02:30] <mcw> I am in xchat gnome
[02:30] <qr> Fungusman: apt-get install ion3
[02:30] <mcw> irc
[02:30] <Dr_willis> Fungusman,  thats what im using now in Ubuntu. :)
[02:30] <Leefmc> Question: I am attempting to make/install a library but i get an error saying i do not have a high enough glib version, it requires 2.12.0 or greater. If i search for glib in the packagemanager however, it says i have libglib2.0-0 version 2.16.4 installed, any thoughts as to what could be wrong?
[02:30] <mcw> me too
[02:30] <Fungusman> I love puppy it rocks
[02:31] <Fungusman> ok Im gonna try ion3
[02:31] <dumbdum> I used GParted to copy my Mint linux Install to a bigger HDD, now it wont boot! Any help appreciated.
[02:31] <Dr_willis> Fungusman,  you may want to check out 'icewm' and set it up to use 'rox' also.
[02:31] <mcw> is that speedy (puppy)
[02:31] <karname> please help me : I have dell inspiron 6400 laptob , when i set turning the lcd off after minutes , my ubuntu is crash, mean all of key is disable , this problem is also when i turn computer to stand by
[02:31] <carandraug> Fungusman, ever tried Iwm? You can't go more stripped down than that
[02:31] <Dr_willis> Fungusman,  some of these uber-light window managers are VERY 'odd' in ways.
[02:31] <Fungusman> ok
[02:31] <Fungusman> For some reason my new laptp can get sluggish with ubuntu
[02:32] <Fungusman> been daul booting xp and notice that xp is less slugish (but more on the fritz lol)
[02:32] <qr> Fungusman: you can also try wmii (which is my personal wm of choice) but it's a very /different/ sort of wm if you are used to XP.
[02:32] <Dr_willis> Fungusman,  right now i normally run 'icewm' and 'rox -p=default' to get the rox pinboard. :)
[02:32] <mcw> I take it you like mushrooms fungusman!!
[02:32] <carandraug> Fungusman, if it's new, the reason is probably not an heavy window manager
[02:32] <mcw> either that or you live in a moldy house
[02:33] <Fungusman> lol
[02:33] <Fungusman> fungusman is a dnd monster : )
[02:33] <mcw> oh ok
[02:33] <ozpowermo> Anybody know how to start nautilus at boot? Mine is not starting up when ubuntu boots... I have to manually start it! Anybody? Please?
[02:33] <Fungusman> lol talking dnd in the linux room ohhhh jeezz
[02:33] <jegan> i cold not connect to my google /// wen i enter my username and pass ...  in jabber
[02:33] <Fungusman> lol
[02:33] <mcw> I don't play dnd
[02:33] <linxeh> Fungusman: ooh, twm ftw ;-)
[02:33] <Fungusman> gonna try wmii
[02:33] <Fungusman> lol
[02:33] <adakos> ooh thats what i need!! anyone know where i can find a good network monitoring program that can tell me current bandwidth usage, total sent/received, used over 24 hrs, etc.. but the catch is it has to be web-based or terminal based since i run a headless server.
[02:33] <SNuxoll> real men use windowmaker as their wm
[02:34] <Pulpie> SNuxoll: real men use bsd
[02:34] <Dr_willis> adakos,  theres ntop ( i think) that logs more info then i EVER knew existed
[02:34] <linxeh> Pulpie: real men use unicos
[02:34] <Dr_willis> !info ntop
[02:34] <qr> jegan: google (heh) for how to do it.  How you connect to googletalk through gaim is not at all obvious, but there are many, many walkthroughs on line.
[02:34] <mcw> I've had some good trips on shrooms
[02:34] <Fungusman> Dr Willis, how would I install a manager like puppy ?
[02:34] <Dr_willis> adakos,  it dosent really do it like 'top' does. it has a html/web interface
[02:34] <Fungusman> Im still new with ubuntu
[02:34] <SNuxoll> Pulpie: damn straight!
[02:34] <sivel_> hello all.
[02:34] <mcw> me too
[02:34] <zelrikriando> Fungusman, need help?
[02:35] <Pulpie> linxeh: no UNICOS sucks
[02:35] <mcw> tried sabayon and it sucked
[02:35] <carandraug> !hi | sivel_
[02:35] <Dr_willis> Fungusman,  Puppy is using 'jwm' and the 'rox' file manager.. use the package manager, search for jwm and rox-filer (i think) and install those
[02:35] <sivel_> ty
[02:35] <linxeh> Pulpie: but there isnt much choice for real men ;-)
[02:35] <Dr_willis> Fungusman,  you will need to configure jwm to run rox at startup. (and tweak its menus)
[02:35] <dasunsrule32> B-)
[02:35] <Fungusman> k
[02:35] <sivel_> im about to pull my hair out over this network problem that just "happened" when everything was running smoothly for 3 months....
[02:35] <Fungusman> brb
[02:35] <mcw> tried mandriva
[02:36] <mcw> tried open suse
[02:36] <Pulpie> linxeh: lol
[02:36] <adakos> Dr_willis ill try that
[02:36] <mcw> tried musix
[02:36] <Dr_willis> Fungusman,  and yes.. ive spend many an hr reading the jwm docs. and learning how to tweak the .jwmrc config file and themes. :)
[02:36] <Slade> mcw: my apologies for mandriva and open suse
[02:36] <mcw> ha ha
[02:36] <mcw> no real support
[02:36] <adakos> Dr_willis do i need to install apache?
[02:36] <mcw> no updates
[02:36] <Slade> mcw: open suse = novell. novell = lousy support.
[02:36] <Pascal[Quebec]> Hi
[02:36] <Pici> mcw: Do you have a support question?
[02:37] <sivel_> all of the sudden, my eth0 device does not exist, yet it seems to be getting a ip from my router, yet cant ping the router
[02:37] <Dr_willis> adakos,  no idea. I just toyed with ntop for a while ages ago.. and resized it was 10000x more features then what i needed. :)
[02:37] <Pascal[Quebec]> Prob with amsn... version 0.97.2 .
[02:37] <kevin083> hi... when i boot i see 22.352830] ata1.00: limited to UDMA/33 due to 40-wire cable... is this referring to the cd-rom drive or the hard disk?
[02:37] <Pulpie> Pascal[Quebec]: centerim
[02:37] <mcw> i want to learn more so I can help as many people as I can get off of winblows!
[02:37] <kauer> Hi there. I need a kind of "virtual cable" I can sniff. I have an ssh tunnel from my computer to a server, but I need to see what's going over the tunnel. I want to set up a local "hop" on my computer that I can inspect with (say) wireshark.  Ideas?
[02:37] <adakos> Dr_willis perfect! i like features
[02:37] <mcw> no
[02:37] <Pascal[Quebec]> unable to get a socket form localhost
[02:37] <mcw> I did
[02:38] <mcw> but I still don't understand wine????!!!!
[02:38] <Pulpie> Pascal[Quebec]: take it up in #amsn
[02:38] <mcw> is automatix the same thing?
[02:38] <Flannel> mcw: Don't use automatix.  Do not.
[02:38] <dumbdum> I used GParted to copy my Mint linux Install to a bigger HDD, now it wont boot! Any help appreciated.
[02:38] <mcw> or is it discontinued
[02:38] <Flannel> !wine | mcw
[02:38] <sivel_> any ideas as to where i can start? it was working flawlessly for months, no prob
[02:38] <Flannel> mcw: Automatix isn't supported, and it's not needed either. there's nothing that it will help you with.
[02:39] <Pici> dumbdum: You'd need to contact Mint for support then, we do not support that here.
[02:39] <Flannel> mcw: (isn't supported means we don't support it, and neither do the people who wrote it)
[02:39] <Pici> !mintsupport | dumbdum
[02:39] <ozpowermo> Does anybody know how to re-install nautilus on ubuntu hardy amd 64?
[02:39] <mcw> isn't it easier for you to explain how it works to me?
[02:39] <os2mac> Is there a way to create a short cut key sequence for a particular application?
[02:39] <Flannel> mcw: Explain what?
[02:39] <sysdoc> When you run ps aux VSZ and RSS are displayed, is the RSS value included in the VSZ value?
[02:39] <mcw> we need to do this more to get people off of windows
[02:39] <Pascal[Quebec]> unable to get a socket from localhost. Cheak your /etc/hosts file, please. Be sure to have net loopback up.
[02:40] <scribawf> Any workaround for a "BRICK" all-in-1 Lexmark X3430 to work with Linux/Ubuntu?
[02:40] <mcw> not tell people were links or explanations are but explain to people directly
[02:40] <mcw> that's why some people are turned off
[02:40] <sk33t0r> anyone here use an ati x300 and run any games under ubuntu 8.04?
[02:40] <mcw> I was before
[02:40] <Flannel> mcw: You should perhaps answer the questions you were asked.
[02:41] <sk33t0r> my screen is always flickering when I play games
[02:41] <mcw> that would be cool!!
[02:41] <sk33t0r> I just tried playing bf1942 with wine and the screen flickers.. but it also happens when I run a simple game like tucracer
[02:41] <sk33t0r> any ideas?
[02:41] <mcw> wich ones so many questions
[02:41] <Flannel> mcw: Explain how what work?
[02:41] <mcw> wine
[02:41] <testuser_> test
[02:41] <Flannel> mcw: Sure, that's not in the scope of this channel, but come to #ubuntu-offtopic and I'll explain
[02:42] <fazzlie> how to join DALnet server ?
[02:42] <Pascal[Quebec]> Who can help me?
[02:42] <frostbyt3> how can i install or run a file from the erminal
[02:42] <mcw> I can intstall it but what do I do with it next?
[02:42] <frostbyt3> terminal*
[02:42] <adakos> pastebinit? is that the program that lets you send directly to the snippet site?
[02:42] <Flannel> mcw: Read that page, it explains everything you need to do to use it.  Better than I ever could.
[02:42] <sk33t0r> anyone else ever have a similar issue?
[02:42] <frostbyt3> is tar the run command?
[02:43] <Flannel> mcw: If you have further questions, feel free to ask them here.
[02:43] <mcw> how do I get to that and why are people so strict,on the ubuntu website it says you can learn from people here?
[02:43] <mcw> thank you flannel
[02:43] <mcw> flannel pj's rock!!
[02:43] <mcw> there comfortable
[02:43] <Flannel> mcw: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine  is the web site.  We're strict with staying on topic because there's lots of people who want support, and we can't have 100 conversations in the meantime.
[02:44] <mcw> and so are the sheets
[02:44] <ParanoidAndroid> That has plenty to do with Ubuntu.
[02:44] <sivel_> can anyone lend a helping hand to my network problem?
[02:44] <ParanoidAndroid> ;)
[02:44] <mcw> are you guys the bosses?
[02:44] <ParanoidAndroid> Negative.
[02:45] <mcw> how many of you are Canadians that I am talking to??
[02:45] <mamo> I have 2 hard drives...... on one of them i installed ubuntu, and then on the second hard drive i installed win2k and after the windows installation finished, i no longer see ubuntu and windows starts right through. I went system control on windows and show 30 second for multipile os was already checked. so how can i make my pc show me a list of os so i can chose which on i want to start????
[02:45] <mcw> I want to promote ubunu up here
[02:46] <Dr_willis> mamo,  you bneed to decide if you want ubuntu/grub to handle the multi os's or let windows handle it. (i suggest grub)
[02:46] <mcw> we are open minded here
[02:46] <Dr_willis> !fixgrub | mamo
[02:46] <zelrikriando> mcw, I live in Canada now
[02:46] <carandraug> mcw, that's the kind of stuff you should take to #ubuntu-offtopic. This is only for support
[02:46] <guptaxpn> one more quick question
[02:46] <mcw> I am in Yarmouth
[02:46] <mcw> N.S
[02:46] <guptaxpn> what's the best way to batch upload about 15 photos or more to a site?
[02:46] <smee> hiya peoples, does pidgin transfer files via jabber yet?
[02:47] <SNuxoll> smee: yes, it has for a long time iirc
[02:47] <Dr_willis> guptaxpn,  would depend on what the site supports.
[02:47] <mcw> were do I type ubuntu off topic to get there it sounds fun
[02:47] <smee> ok here is the error: (11:15:54) You canceled the transfer of movwas.txt
[02:47] <guptaxpn> i have full ftp access
[02:47] <smee> i did not cancel it,
[02:47] <guptaxpn> but i don't know where to upload it Dr_willis
[02:47] <SNuxoll> smee: does your jabber provider support transfers?
[02:47] <Dr_willis> mcw,  a # shows its a channelname --->  click on it --> :)    #ubuntu-offtopic.
[02:47] <smee> i'm using gmail
[02:48] <SNuxoll> smee: strange, I have no idea
[02:48] <mcw> I don't see it??
[02:48] <smee> do i need to open ports and forward them?
[02:48] <MAckeral> holy crap have you seen this compiz plugins package?
[02:48] <MAckeral> http://tinyurl.com/5jfu5c
[02:48] <carandraug> mcw, what irc client are you using?
[02:48] <mcw> all I see is ubuntu server??
[02:48] <guptaxpn> anyone?
[02:49] <mcw> xchat gnome irc chat
[02:49] <sexaholic200> any one know how to get ymlite working in wine?
[02:49] <mamo> ubottu, thanks, i will try that link and fix my issue....
[02:50] <smee> bbl, going to trowel some documentations see if i can find some updates and details
[02:50] <mcw> I guess I need to add somethig?
[02:50] <carandraug> mcw, go to the menu server in the top and select "Join channel..." and then enter #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:50] <mcw> this is all new to me but I want to learn and help too
[02:50] <sexaholic200> any one know how to get ymlite working in wine?
[02:50] <mcw> what is the main menu called irc?
[02:51] <sexaholic200> me?
[02:51] <carandraug> mcw, irc is just a messaging protocol
[02:51] <mcw> that option?
[02:51] <linxeh> mcw: type /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:51] <sysdoc> guptaxpn, are you trying to make a connection to the ftp server so you can upload the files?
[02:51] <carandraug> mcw, search for something that says join channel in the menus
[02:51] <bonez46> any suggestions for unbuntu games? I have three young boys who love to play online games..... how do I find games they could play using linux instead of XP?
[02:52] <mcw> you're speakin' chineese  as far as I'm concerned
[02:52] <linxeh> mcw: type /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:52] <mcw> is connect
[02:52] <kevin083> tremulous aint bad, but kinda violent
[02:52] <Slade> mcw: if he was speaking chinese, then you'd see odd symbols on your screen :)
[02:52] <Leefmc> Question: What repositories are these in? http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/libs/gegl I need to install gegl
[02:52] <bonez46> kevin083: is that for me?
[02:52] <mcw> wow somethin' just opened on my screen
[02:52] <node357> is there any way to get 3d working for a nvidia geforce 8800 without the proprietary driver?
[02:53] <Slade> mcw: you're using X-Chat, right?
[02:53] <mcw> did you guys do that??
[02:53] <kevin083> bonez46: yes
[02:53] <mcw> yes
[02:53] <mcw> xchat
[02:54] <bonez46> kevin083: ok, downloading it now.. is it basically d/l and install and play?
[02:54] <Dr_willis> mcw,  be sure you are not mistaking 'xchat-gnome' with 'xchat' also :) the 2 are different.
[02:54] <Slade> mcw: ok, then where you're typing everything to tell us stuff,   type in /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:54] <Leefmc> Anyone? I see its for intrepid, but there has got to be a download for hardy, no?
[02:54] <carandraug> Slade, he's using X-chat with the gnome interface. The buttons are in different places so I've heard and if he can't find a button, I was trying to avoid telling him to use the /join command
[02:54] <mcw> I am using xchat gnome irc chat
[02:54] <zelrikriando>  I cant open 'hyperlinks' anymore from outside of firefox...firefox wont respond to it. Some ideas?
[02:54] <mcw> it's that easy
[02:55] <Dr_willis> mcw,  I would suggest using 'xchat' and dumping xchat-gnome. everyone hates xchat-gnome it seems. :)
[02:55] <kevin083> bonez46: yes, there is also nexuiz, alien arena, sauerbraten and openarena, but oa is a bit more offensive
[02:55] <[z]neo> any site that can i check how to install freenx for hardy?
[02:55] <Dr_willis> !freenx
[02:55] <mcw> just plain xchat right
[02:55] <mcw> no gnome?
[02:56] <Slade> mcw: if you can type to the channel, then you can join channels manually by typing in /join #channel-name
[02:56] <mcw> i installed it from synaptic
[02:56] <Slade> ie, /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:56] <mcw> type it here were I am typing now?
[02:56] <Slade> yep
[02:57]  * ParanoidAndroid backdrifts
[02:57] <mcw> and it is called ubuntu-off topic?
[02:57] <node357> guess not
[02:57] <Slade> #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:57] <mcw> ok
[02:57] <mcw> thanx
[02:57] <mcw> see that's all you had to tell me
[02:57] <Slade> I did, IIRC
[02:58]  * Slade sighs
[02:58] <mcw> hay is for horses and mules
[02:58] <Leefmc> Question: What repositories are these in? http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/libs/gegl I need to install gegl.. thoughts?
[02:58] <mcw> hey slade
[02:58] <node357> !info gegl
[02:58] <mcw> hey slade
[02:59] <Leefmc> Install gegl on Hardy, not Intrpid
[02:59] <Slade> mcw: wrong channel :)
[02:59] <Slade> click the ubuntu-offtopic tab
[02:59] <adakos> im looking for a good bittorrent client (to keep up with the linux releases) - rtorrent is slow for some reason , any other suggestions for web-based interface or terminal-interface (headless, xless)
[02:59] <Slade> and type there
[02:59] <mcw> my words aren't showing up ?
[02:59] <mcw> weird
[02:59] <Leefmc> node357: If its here: http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/libs/gegl , it should be on ubuntu somewhere.. no?
[02:59] <mcw> hey slade
[02:59] <leechy9> #help
[03:00] <node357> Leefmc, yeah by all rights it should be... I don't know what's going on
[03:00] <node357> maybe a bug
[03:00] <Slade> mcw: on the bottom of your xchat window, do you see multiple tabs? one saying #ubuntu, and the other saying #ubuntu-offtopic?
[03:00] <AdrianStrays> I've got a memory card that I put into my laptop, but it isn't showing up anywhere....
[03:00] <AdrianStrays> Can someone help me find it
[03:01] <Leefmc> node357: Gegl, Babl (required by gegl) are not on the standard hardy repo, as far as i can tell. And i can't compile bable because it requires glib 2.12 or greater.. of which i already have installed.
[03:01] <tensei> I'm thinking of putting virtualbox on ubuntu 8.04... do I need another partition?
[03:01] <Slade> oi
[03:01] <Leefmc> node357: Technically i have libglib-2.0 iirc, and the version number states that it is 2.16
[03:01] <bonez46> kevin083: other than running 'sudo apt-get install tremulous' what should one have to do to run it?
[03:01] <kevin083> tensei: no
[03:02] <Leefmc> node357: Any thoughts?
[03:02] <charles_> adakos: both Transmission and Deluge have headless, gui, and web interfaces
[03:02] <kevin083> bonez46: i'm not sure, as i installed it from the installer at the tremulous.net site
[03:02] <[z]neo> why i cant play real media files?
[03:02] <kevin083> bonez46: you can probably type tremulous in a terminal and if that works make a shortcut
[03:02] <adakos> charles_ thanks!
[03:02] <tensei> kevin083: I was reading a how to on installing it on 8.04 and it has a section about picking a hard disk.  So I wasn't sure if it was asking for a partition to boot the virtual OS from
[03:02] <[z]neo> i already install the codec
[03:02] <sysdoc> When you run ps aux VSZ and RSS are displayed, is the RSS value included in the VSZ value?
[03:03] <adakos> charles_ are they both availible from apt-get  with the standard repos enabled + multi + uni ?
[03:03] <mcw> hi
[03:03] <charles_> dunno
[03:03] <mcw> again
[03:03] <kevin083> tensei: you can designate a single file which will be stored in your ~/.virtualbox folder and act as the virtual hard drive
[03:03] <tensei> kevin083: ty
[03:03] <mcw> i went to ubuntu off topic and then it failed
[03:04] <Leefmc> Anyone?
[03:04] <sk33t0r> soo much flickering during my games in ubuntu :-/
[03:04] <sk33t0r> even tuxracer flickers
[03:04] <mcw> oh Canada
[03:04] <Slade> mcw: i'd just install plain xchat
[03:04] <kevin083> tensei: i've also heard that it is possible to run a real windows install with virtualbox but NOT recommended because it can cause problems with the real install (e.g. when it sees new hardware)
[03:04] <sk33t0r> everything else works fine
[03:04] <sk33t0r> anyone else ever have a similar problem?
[03:04] <kevin083> tensei: i mean for those of us who dual-boot
[03:05] <c0mp133713313371> sk33t0r: v-sync?
[03:05] <carandraug> sk33t0r, yes, I had. I switched the graphical drivers
[03:05] <tensei> kevin083: I was looking for a solution to play MP3's, i dual boot linux and vista... i was looking at virtual box, do you know if thats viable?
[03:05] <bonez46> back later
[03:05] <sk33t0r> what kind of graphics card did you have?
[03:05] <sk33t0r> I have an ati x300
[03:05] <mcw> i am doing it now xchat common right?
[03:05] <Slade> mcw: yes
[03:05] <carandraug> sk33t0r, ati x700mobility
[03:06] <mcw> ok done
[03:06] <kevin083> tensei: seems like a lot of work to go through just to play mp3s... why not use a linux player like vlc?
[03:06] <sk33t0r> yea mine is x300 moblility
[03:06] <sk33t0r> so were you able to fix it?
[03:06] <kevin083> tensei: are they drm-riddled files?
[03:06] <sk33t0r> carandraug, may I speak with you in a PM?
[03:07] <mcw> #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:07] <ari_stress> good morning guys :)
[03:07] <carandraug> sk33t0r, you can
[03:07] <mcw> good morning vietnam
[03:07] <mcw> I think I'm going to go to the bar!!!!
[03:07] <tensei> kevin083: well that and I want to test websites on IE... sorry i'm new to ubuntu.. i put it on a scrap box I got for free cause XP was fried and fell in love with it... would i be able to download and install windows programs and run them through virtual box?
[03:08] <kevin083> tensei: yes, but not games. for games you could use wine or native versions
[03:08] <Slade> mcw: I'll take a long island iced tea
[03:09] <tensei> kevin083: I installed wine but didn't find much luck with it... it didn't pick up any of my programs in program files..
[03:09] <bmarley13> what is a good virtualization program to run windows inside ubuntu?
[03:09] <morodock> bmarley13: vmware
[03:09] <Leefmc> Can anyone give me some help with compiling a library? It says i need a package of a specific version or greater, and i have that greater version installed. Thoughts?
[03:10] <kevin083> tensei: you're supposed to install your programs into wine, just like you would install them on windows. this is so they can add themselves to wine's registry and create shortcuts among other things
[03:10] <mcw> ok xchat gnome is gone
[03:10] <mcw> now onto ubuntu off topic
[03:10] <Flannel> mcw: please take off topic chatter to #ubuntu-offtopic, not here.  Thanks.
[03:10] <mcw> how do i get there
[03:10] <Flannel> mcw: /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:10] <bmarley13> morodock, is it free beyond a 30 day trial?
[03:10] <tensei> kevin083: I didn't know you could install programs through wine, whats the big difference between wine and virtualbox?
[03:11] <Flannel> tensei: virtualbox is actual virtualization (emulation, etc).  Wine isn't
[03:11] <os2mac> how does one add a universal keybinding for a particular application?
[03:11] <kevin083> tensei: wine will give you hardware graphics acceleration and be faster, but it is not windows and not all apps will work
[03:11] <carandraug> tensei, with wine you don't need to install windows. It's kind of an emulator but not one. It's better to use wine if you can
[03:12] <carandraug> tensei, but with wine not all programs work well
[03:12] <tensei> thanks for all the feedback!.. Is finding out if a program works with wine trial and error, or is their a way.. also.. how would you install a program through wine, would it put it on your windows partition or the linux one?
[03:13] <genii> !appdb | tensei
[03:13] <opticalmouse> and having a problem when you try to remove/uninstall whatever windows application in wine
[03:13] <Alonea> tensei: linux one. and the wine site has a database..yeah what he said
[03:13] <opticalmouse> you may also use wine-door
[03:13] <tensei> wine-door?
[03:13] <kevin083> tensei: the windows programs get installed to ~/.wine/drive_c/Program Files where ~ is your home directory
[03:14] <Dillo_of_Faeo> need some help with a video problem
[03:14] <opticalmouse> Dillo,can you specify what the kind of video problem is?
[03:15] <Dillo_of_Faeo> most videos played (and all DVDs) won't render properly.  They play similar to what a scrambled TV channel might look like
[03:15] <Dillo_of_Faeo> opticalmouse: sorry, I was typing up the second half of that message
[03:15] <carandraug> tensei, wine-door is a bundle of the most used windows software that you can install automatically through wine
[03:16] <opticalmouse> Dillo_of_Faeo, did you use mplayer?
[03:17] <Scientus> !firewall
[03:18] <Scientus> !firewall
[03:18] <Scientus> !firewall
[03:18] <Leefmc> Question: I have a broken dependency and i am trying to remove it so i can reinstall it (i tried a new getdeb version of glib). Well now when i try to remove it, i keep getting told it is going to remove ubuntu-desktop.. which is not wanted ofcourse. Thoughts?
[03:19] <billy____> is there any way to get an iso from a live cd?
[03:19] <Flannel> Leefmc: That's expected.  It'll try and remove a lot of other packages as well (because they depend on glibc), you'll want to force the old version
[03:19] <billy____> or do i have to dl ubuntu again?
[03:19] <Leefmc> Flannel: Yea but how?
[03:19] <kitche> Leefmc: ubuntu-desktop can be removed
[03:19] <kitche> Flannel: by chance how did you get glibc from glib?
[03:19] <billy____> anyone? is there any way to get an .iso from an ubuntu livedisk?
[03:19] <Flannel> kitche: I assumed thats what he was talking about.
[03:19] <Leefmc> kitche: Yea but i dont really feel like reinstalling the desktop. ugh
[03:20] <tensei> awsome, thanks everyone, you have been a huge help
[03:20] <Mecha25> billy: didn't you burn the livedisk from an ISO?
[03:20] <billy____> no
[03:20] <Mecha25> hi tensei
[03:20] <billy____> i ordered the disk from ubuntu lol
[03:20] <kitche> Leefmc: ubuntu-desktop is just a meta package it doesn't uninstall your desktop
[03:20] <Leefmc> Flannel: So i have to remove my desktop eh?
[03:20] <billy____> and they sent it to me
[03:20] <Leefmc> kitche: Ah
[03:20] <Leefmc> well here goes then
[03:20] <carandraug> billy____, that's easy. Are you using Gnome?
[03:20] <billy____> no
[03:20] <billy____> windows
[03:20] <billy____> lmao
[03:20] <thomasite> Hello.
[03:20] <deathowner> hi alll
[03:20] <Mecha25> billy: you can download one from ubuntu.com, or use a ISO ripper, such is Imgburn
[03:20] <billy____> i want to make a linux vm on my windows comp
[03:20] <Mecha25> imgburn runs in windows
[03:20] <Mecha25> it'll do it
[03:21] <billy____> Mecha25 can i get that for windows?
[03:21] <kitche> Leefmc: since gnome is your desktop ubuntu-desktop just installs all the programs and such kinda like a giant pull mechinism
[03:21] <Leefmc> Flannel: The weird thing is, its glib that is "bad", but the broken fix is not mentioning glib at all
[03:21] <Mecha25> billy: imgburn is windows only
[03:21] <billy____> oh aight kewl
[03:21] <billy____> lol thanks
[03:21] <Leefmc> kitche: eh? _all the programs_?
[03:21] <Mecha25> no problem
[03:21] <Leefmc> Well anyway, here goes
[03:21] <akahige> hello.  I can't login to my desktop. I'm getting an error that says "User's HOME/.dmrc file is being ignored" then goes on to talk about file and dir ownership... Don't know what went wrong. All I did was reboot...
[03:22] <meoblast001> hi... im using gtk-recordmydesktop with some emulator... and the sound isnt recording.... welll.. its not audible in the video... how can i fix this?
[03:22] <tensei> mecha25: what's up man
[03:22] <Leefmc> Man this sucks. I hate compiling your own libraries :/
[03:22] <Mecha25> nothing much, still looking for USB support
[03:22] <kitche> Leefmc: well for non gnome applications but it just makes it easier to get the desktop to a useable state for dekstop users really so they just have to log in instead of installing the programs that ubuntu-desktop pulls in
[03:22] <billy____> Mecha25 how big is the file?
[03:22]  * dextone morning guys...
[03:22] <billy____> nvm
[03:22] <billy____> its small
[03:22] <billy____> lol
[03:23] <meoblast001> any idea?
[03:23] <meoblast001> how do you turn Jack on
[03:23] <meoblast001> that might help
[03:23] <thomasite> I have a question. :) I have already FrostWire 4.13.5 on my laptop and each time I use it, there's a message box saying I could upgrade it to the latest version. The problem is, I didn't actually download FrostWire from the FrostWire website; I downloaded it from getdeb.
[03:23] <thomasite> Do I upgrade my FrostWire or just keep this version?
[03:23] <Mecha25> Anybody know why doing intensive reads from a USB device (external drive) causes all USB support to die on my laptop till reboot?
[03:23] <thomasite> Thanks.
[03:25] <Leefmc> kitche: Are you familiar with compiling?
[03:25] <kitche> Leefmc: yep do it all the time
[03:25] <mdg> hello
[03:25] <deathowner> helo
[03:25] <RequinB4> !hello
[03:25] <deathowner> hello
[03:25] <Gnea> meoblast001: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=208488  should be able to substitute gutsy with hardy (YMMV)
[03:25] <meoblast001> ?
[03:26] <meoblast001> oh
[03:26] <Gnea> !
[03:26] <mdg> anyone here use netzero?
[03:26] <Gnea> :)
[03:26] <Gnea> !anyone
[03:26] <Leefmc> kitche: Mind helpin me in a minute? Im trying to compile gegl but babl ends up failing because it doesn't find glib 2.12 or greater (even though i have 2.16 installed)
[03:26] <mdg> Can netzero be successfully used with Ubuntu?
[03:26] <Mecha25> leefmc: did you try sudo apt-get build-dep babl?
[03:27] <Gnea> mdg: i would imagine it can
[03:27] <meoblast001> Gnea: i have it installed... i just need to get it up and running.. i forget all the arguements you have to pass to it.. .just a standard bitrate and stuff.. what  would that be
[03:27] <Leefmc> Mecha25: No
[03:27] <crames|> no, ubuntu has no compatability with ubuntu at this time
[03:27] <akahige> can anyone tell me why I'm getting an error that my .dmrc file is being ignored on login to Gnome. whatever is happening is keeping me from getting to my desktop...
[03:27] <crames|> it is being worked on last i heard
[03:27] <crames|> netzero*
[03:27] <Gnea> mdg: i'm finding quite a bit of i google for: ubuntu netzero
[03:27] <Mecha25> try that, if you have the "Source Code" box enabled in your Software Sources window, it should automatically install the dependencies
[03:27] <mdg> I heard it works with linspire of whatever they call it these days, but ick I want Ubuntu
[03:28] <Pokshun> Friends, I am new to Ubuntu/Linux. I got some questions 1) Why is it that some packages I have to manually get the source and compile/install myself.. whereas others I can just apt-get install? 2) I compiled the GNU GSL library from source, and installed it even.. but when i do a "whereis gsl" command it shows empty. But I know the library was installed succsesffuly because I was able to compile my code which depended on it.
[03:28] <michalski> question; how do you change the default runlevel at boot (I've already customized them using sysv-rc-conf)
[03:28] <Gnea> crames|: i highly doubt that.
[03:28] <Leefmc> Mecha25: Will do, thank you
[03:29] <Leefmc> Mecha25: It says it is unable to find source package for babl
[03:29] <kitche> Leefmc: well that is most likely due to the pkgconfig looking in a different spot then what the .pc file is installed to
[03:29] <Leefmc> kitche: So how do i fix that?
[03:29] <Mecha25> leefmc: you need to add Source Code to your Software Sources
[03:29] <Alistair> Help: why should I have to restart-X each time to get Nautilus to show windows shares?
[03:30] <Leefmc> Mecha25: K
[03:30] <Mecha25> it's under System, Administration, in your menu
[03:30] <Mecha25> alistair: give it time after you start the computer, it takes a bit to find them
[03:30] <Leefmc> Mecha25: Which source code?
[03:30] <Leefmc> Mecha25: Do you mean a source repository? Or the "Source Code" checkbox
[03:30] <vilhelm> Hello I have an Creative Muvo X Mp3 Player and i cant seem to delete my mp3 folders in it ! :(
[03:31] <Mecha25> leefmc: Source code checkbox
[03:31] <Leefmc> Mecha25: It was checked then
[03:31] <Mecha25> odd...
[03:31] <kitche> Leefmc: well for the babl thing you do need the source code most likely to compile whatever your compiling I m a bit busy right now really due to looking up computer parts
[03:31] <Leefmc> Mecha25: Although, technically its not "checked", it has a dash
[03:31] <Mecha25> oh! check it then
[03:31] <Mecha25> that's the "you have some enabled, not all" thing
[03:31] <Leefmc> Mecha25: It only goes to a dash
[03:31] <Mecha25> ??... odd
[03:32] <Leefmc> Mecha25: I've got two options, dash or blank checkbox
[03:32] <Mecha25> go to the second tab, check all those sources
[03:32] <WDC> Okay, I am trying to mount my SD card reader, any help?
[03:32] <vilhelm> vilhelm
[03:32] <Mecha25> WDC: plug it in, worked for me
[03:32] <Mecha25> then plug in a card, it should automount
[03:32] <Mecha25> in your Places menu
[03:32] <wickk> does uTorrent work with wine?
[03:32] <WDC> Mecha25: Well that doesn't work
[03:32] <charles_> wickk: yes
[03:32] <wickk> ty
[03:32] <Mecha25> wickk: ubuntu already has a bittorrent client, Transmission
[03:33] <h0lym0uly> hey guys, trying to test out openvz on my Cable internet.   Since I only have one IP, am i just dead in the water with no internet connectivity for my VE?
[03:33] <Alistair> Mecha no thats not the case at all
[03:33] <Gnea> WDC: meh, my built-in sd card reader has never worked, had to use a usb
[03:33] <WDC> Mecha25: Transmission is no fun though
[03:33] <WDC> Gnea
[03:33] <WDC> Gnea: Mine worked a couple days ago
[03:33] <Gnea> WDC: laptop?
[03:33] <WDC> Gnea: ideed
[03:33] <wickk> I already have my router's ports forwarded for it thats why I was asking
[03:33] <WDC> Gnea: indeed
[03:33] <Gnea> WDC: make/model?
[03:33] <Mecha25> my built in one worked out of the box
[03:34] <WDC> Gnea: SONY Vaio VGN-AR730E
[03:34] <Leefmc> Mecha25: Well i only have two source code repos in my third party tab, one of them is for WineHQ so i imagine that doesnt matter, the other is canonical's hardy, i checked that, but the Source Code checkbox still wont check. Only Dash and Empty
[03:34] <WDC> BeaUTIFUL laptop
[03:34] <Gnea> WDC: ah, toshiba satellite s550
[03:34] <sk33t0r> for the record.. I found the solution to my problem thanks to carandraug
[03:34] <Leefmc> Mecha25: Heck i checked everything, still no source code checkbox
[03:34] <deathowner> i would like to create a script who start netcat who can help me
[03:35] <Leefmc> kitche: I do have the source btw, from their site. Its what im trying to compile.
[03:35] <sk33t0r> compiz was the cause of the low perfomrance flicker during my game.. since my gfx card is not that powerful its an ati x300 mobility
[03:35] <WDC> Gnea: You mean Sony s550?
[03:35] <Flannel> Pokshun: Not all of the software is in the repositories, obviously not everything can be packaged.  You can recommend programs for packaging if you think they ought to be in the repos (or do it yourself, see #ubuntu-motu), whereis should find it, if you put it in a normal place.
[03:35] <Mecha25> leefmc: that's weird
[03:35] <Leefmc> Mecha25: Heh
[03:35] <sk33t0r> I needed to switch out of compiz using the command metacity --replance &
[03:36] <Alistair> Many folks are having problems with Nautilus and Samba - if you use GNOME commander NP
[03:36] <Mecha25> leefmc: gotta go, good luck
[03:36] <sk33t0r> and then once Im finisehd gaming type compiz --replace &
[03:36] <Leefmc> Argh :/
[03:36] <Gnea> WDC: uhm, sony doesn't make the satellite, toshiba does
[03:36] <WDC> Alistair: I am. Can't open "Computer, Nwtwork, or Trash can"
[03:36] <WDC> Gnea: I know, but I can't find that model online
[03:36] <Leefmc> Man, why do i never have luck compiling loi.
[03:36] <Gnea> WDC: sec
[03:36] <WDC> Gnea: I did find a Vaio s550
[03:37] <Alistair> Where can I put bug report for Nautilus there does not seem to be a 'bugs' forum
[03:37] <Alistair> WDC, Try GNOME commander
[03:37] <Gnea> WDC: sorry, s105-s501
[03:37] <WDC> Alistair: How do I do that?
[03:37] <WDC> Gnea: Either way, how can I mount this card?
[03:38] <Alistair> Go to your add program item and type the name in
[03:38] <Gnea> WDC: i went out and bought an external usb multi-card reader :)
[03:38] <Flannel> Alistair: launchpad, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus
[03:38] <Miesco> How come im not using any swap?
[03:38] <Gnea> WDC: they're usually $20 or less
[03:38] <WDC> Gnea: hmmm. But I HAD THE CARD working a couple days ago
[03:38] <Flannel> Miesco: Do you think you should be?
[03:38] <Alistair> Flannel, tks vm I'll report the bug
[03:38] <unlink> how can i have only a couple intrepid packages installed in such a way that only those packages are upgraded from intrepid when i apt-get upgrade, instead of every package being upgraded?
[03:38] <Miesco> Flannel: I guess not
[03:38] <Gnea> WDC: are you watching syslog as you insert/eject it?
[03:39] <Miesco> Flannel: I got 4 gigs of ram
[03:39] <Miesco> Flannel: How do I check if my swap is working?
[03:39] <WDC> Gnea: If you tell me how I am
[03:39] <Gnea> WDC: tail -f /var/log/syslog
[03:39] <meoblast001> why cant GTK-recordmydesktop record the audio from my emulator?
[03:39] <meoblast001> i cant hear the musics
[03:40] <WDC> Gnea: Hold on, I might have something useful.
[03:40] <Leefmc> Flannel: You any good at resolving compiling errors?
[03:40] <kitche> meoblast001: recordmydesktop from what I remember it doesn't record sound
[03:40] <WDC> Gnea: http://pastebin.ca/1179285
[03:40] <meoblast001> then why does it say Sound Quality 85?
[03:40] <meoblast001> and it has a sound tab
[03:40] <WDC> Gnea: I know it sees it, but I can't get it to mount
[03:40] <meoblast001> giving me sound options
[03:40] <meoblast001> and xvidcaps keeps crashing
[03:40] <Leefmc> Flannel: I've got an issue where babl (http://gegl.org/babl) doesn't see that i have glib2.16 installed. It says i need 2.12 or greater.
[03:41] <meoblast001> i dont like xvidcaps anyways
[03:41] <Wizard2694> what is the best way to make divx with ubuntu?
[03:41] <WDC> Wizard2694: google
[03:41] <Wizard2694> or copy dvd's?
[03:41] <Gnea> WDC: hmm yeah - looks like /dev/mmcblk0
[03:41] <deathowner> divx c'est mieux
[03:41] <Leefmc> Flannel: Sucks that gegl isn't in the ubuntu repo.. it is for intrepid, but not hardy.. sigh :/
[03:41] <WDC> Wizard2694: Or, http://forums.divx.com/forum/forum.php?fid=35
[03:41] <meoblast001> Wizard2694: look up ConvertIt in ubuntu forums
[03:41] <Gnea> !fr | deathowner
[03:41] <WDC> Gnea: So how do I mount that?