[00:00] <kitche> neopsyche: have to set the Xorg.conf a certain way to allow tvout
[00:00] <atomicsunset> without pestering this room over n over w commands is there a good site on "how to linux?" i just switched from vista to ubuntu and im willing to learn i just dont know any command
[00:00] <atomicsunset> commands
[00:00] <histo> histo Read the private message from ubotu
[00:00] <histo> test > histo
[00:00] <thomas__> hello
[00:00] <Administrator__> Hi I got a problem, When ever I am installing ubuntu my monitor goes black with  a message saying that the resolution is out of boundries, any fix for this
[00:00] <kitche> !commands | atomicsunset
[00:00] <neopsyche> kitche: is there no easier way?? or once set.. is it on permanently? i actually need 'video overlay' out
[00:01] <Administrator__> Hi I got a problem, When ever I am installing ubuntu my monitor goes black with  a message saying that the resolution is out of boundries, any fix for this
[00:01] <kitche> atomicsunset: that will get you started
[00:01] <genii> Administrator__: Try in VGA mode
[00:01] <Administrator__> how do i go in vga mode
[00:01] <kitche> neopsyche: I have a nvidia card but it doesn't have tvout so myself I never looked into getting it setup but I do know there is a few guides out there
[00:01] <histo> Now its fixed cheese
[00:01] <neopsyche> Administrator: thats a well known bug
[00:01] <kitche> !tvout | neopsyche
[00:01] <neopsyche> kitche: cool
[00:01] <genii> Administrator__: Normally it's an option of the boot menu on the cd
[00:02] <atomicsunset> thank you
[00:02] <Administrator__> ok ill give it a short cheers
[00:02] <legend2440> neopsyche: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NvidiaTVOut
[00:02] <FAJALOU> can anyone help me with GTK 2.x.  I am working on customizing a theme, but have run into some big roadblocks!
[00:02] <neopsyche> legend2440: thats great
[00:02] <eric> hey anyone no how to get to the icon thing for ubuntu
[00:02] <genii> "icon thing" ?
[00:02] <kitche> legend2440: a bit slow but I did have to see if ubottu had a factoid for it :)
[00:03] <neopsyche> legend2440: just that im not looking for 'twin view' for double desktop or clone.. im looking to do a video overlay out.  maby thats in there.. let me check
[00:03] <Blaqlight> eric human icon theme?
[00:03] <atomicsunset> is there a wifi scanner? i can connect to a hotspot thru windows but i cant get a connection thru ubuntu
[00:03] <kitche> neopsyche: that's just to get tvout working I believe
[00:03] <FAJALOU> can anyone help me with GTK 2.x.  I am working on customizing a theme, but have run into some big roadblocks!
[00:03] <atomicsunset> i wanna pitch vista to the curb but i kinda need wifi
[00:03] <Guest35384> heyy
[00:04] <Guest35384> does any one no where the icon folder is for ubuntu????
[00:04] <neopsyche> kitche: i see.. hmm.. basically.. want ubuntu for stability.. because want to run tv programs from s-video cable to satellite uplink
[00:04] <legend2440> neopsyche: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/dual-monitors-with-nvidia.html
[00:04] <neopsyche> kitche: want to use VLC for program shcedule for TV station.
[00:05] <Odd-rationale> Guest35384: /usr/share/icons/ ?
[00:05] <grout> is there a banshee channel?  I cant find it..
[00:05] <kitche> grout: check the gnome irc network
[00:05] <neopsyche> hmm
[00:05] <legend2440> neopsyche: oh sorry your not looking for   Twinview
[00:05] <neopsyche> legend2440: i see it may be easier to go back to the doze on this one
[00:05] <thomas__> kitche: mind telling me where that is? :D
[00:05] <neopsyche> legend2440: lol.. win-doze
[00:05] <neopsyche> ;-)
[00:06] <neopsyche> legend2440: am looking for video overlay out
[00:06] <FAJALOU> can anyone help me with GTK 2.x.  I am working on customizing a theme, but have run into some big roadblocks!
[00:06] <legend2440> neopsyche: is that different than svideo tvout?
[00:06] <atomkmngz> Hi there.  I'm trying to setup 8.04 server up as a firewall box.  to do so I need to apply a few patches to a generic kernel.  What's the best document to do this?  Should I bother with Git?
[00:06] <neopsyche> legend2440: so basically.. screen blank until video signal out detected.. video plays on main monitor in small box in VLC .. and pure video signal goes out to s-video
[00:06] <kitche> !repeat | FAJALOU
[00:07] <legend2440> neopsyche: oh ok
[00:07] <neopsyche> legend2440: so.. not ddual view .. not clone .. not double desktop .. but pure .. video signal of video playing out .. to full screen.
[00:07] <neopsyche> legend2440: anyone?
[00:07] <neopsyche> anyone? know how to get video overlay?
[00:08] <histo> What do you mean by video overlay?
[00:08] <majnoon> still having trouble with my networking :(
[00:08] <neopsyche> histo: see above
[00:08] <overlordpuppy> I think he means resolution across different monitors used as a shared display, instead of separate?
[00:08] <overlordpuppy> Is that about right?
[00:09] <Drk_Guy> Hi
[00:09] <histo> neopsyche: have you tried the nvidia setttings thing?
[00:09] <neopsyche> overlordpuppy: not exactly.. it will be a pure video signal that will get converted again at point of entry to the next system.. but .. it is just video.. not a desktop image.. so .. if i click stop .. on VLC .. the stream stops going out of s-video .. for example ;-)
[00:09] <Drk_Guy> !envyng
[00:09] <neopsyche> histo: had a look
[00:10] <histo> neopsyche: sudo nvidia-settings
[00:10] <porkchop> hey all.  i need some opinions.....
[00:10] <Drk_Guy> !envyng | neopsyche -- This worked for me
[00:11] <neopsyche> ubottu: hmm.. need stable for client
[00:11] <neopsyche> need stable for client
[00:11] <neopsyche> ok
[00:11] <porkchop> ubuntu 8.04 cd came with an option to install inside windows without the need to partition your hard drive.  would it be better to install ubuntu that way, or to partition my hard drive and install ubuntu that way
[00:11] <neopsyche> lol
[00:11] <FloodBot1> neopsyche: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:11] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, I sent that to ya
[00:11] <neopsyche> cool
[00:11] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, Describe me your situation
[00:11] <overlordpuppy> Ok. I got a problem with my gnome-sound-recorder. It only records static, but if I have volume for the mic on, it sounds fine going through the speakers. What should I do?
[00:11] <Odd-rationale> porkchop: if you're in it for the long term, then partition your drive.
[00:11] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: do you remember the old gforce 5200 cards?
[00:12] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, I had a GeForce FX 5200, it worked like a charm with nvidia driver
[00:12] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, no hassles
[00:12] <Kronos> kitche sorry, its ep1centre from a min ago, i was using pidgin and it doesnt highlight when people chat to you i couldnt make sence of what was going on
[00:12] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: they came with some nice option (especially for laptops too) to output a video overlay.. you could adjust the size of the screen output on tv.. and it would automatically resize a widescreen video to fit with black borders on 4:3
[00:12] <Odd-rationale> porkchop: if you just want to try it out for some. or you are not too sure whether you really want to use Ubuntu, then youcould use Wubi.
[00:12] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, Xinerama
[00:13] <Drk_Guy> !xinerama | neopsyche
[00:13] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: also.. it allowed for video overlay.. which means .. tv blank until press play on mediaplayer (VLC in this case)
[00:13] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: the guys want to fly me out..
[00:13] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, Maybe xinerama can help
[00:13] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: i have a short while and otherwise must format and go back to windows
[00:13] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, don't give up
[00:13] <porkchop> whats wubi?
[00:13] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: fly out to tv station to put in box for VLC as playlist / schedule for tv for each day
[00:13] <Wolfman2000> Evening.  Would you guys know how I can enable my terminal to accept unicode characters such as the smiley face? ☺
[00:14] <Kronos> kitche i was saying that the set up i have is basicly 2 NAS servers attached to a router they work fine and are accessible via windows PC and ubuntu machine
[00:14] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, there must be a solution
[00:14] <Drk_Guy> !wubi | porkchop
[00:14] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: yeah.. but a stable one ;-)
[00:14] <Odd-rationale> porkchop: the windows install for ubuntu, where you don't have to partition your drive...
[00:14] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: windoze is not very stable .. thats why im trying this
[00:14] <histo> Wolfman2000: don't think that woulod be a good idea.
[00:14] <Odd-rationale> !wubi | porkchop
[00:14] <Kronos> kitche but i cant copy anything from them using my ubuntu machine
[00:14] <Wolfman2000> histo: why not?
[00:14] <majnoon> LOOKS like it fixed
[00:14] <neopsyche> i have about 2 hours to spend on this.
[00:14] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, as far as i know, xinerama is just a solution to duplicate X servers, which, is safe
[00:15] <kitche> Kronos: what kind of NAS?
[00:15] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, Did you go to the link ubottu gave you?
[00:16] <neopsyche> yeah
[00:16] <Kronos> kitche HDDs runing SAMBA i belive... one's a WDigi and the other one its just a random enclosure with an HDD in it
[00:16] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, try typing drk and hitting tab | this may help: http://www.paralipsis.org/2006/01/enabling-xinerama-in-ubuntu/
[00:16] <neopsyche> As an early version, its results may vary
[00:16] <Ben43> anyone got the bluetooth-analyzer to work
[00:17] <Ben43> i just get "Can't live import from localhost"
[00:17] <kitche> Kronos: sounds like the permissions on the samba are not setup correctly actually
[00:17] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: checking
[00:18] <Blaqlight> Ben43: nope.
[00:18] <Ben43> you tried?
[00:18] <Kronos> kitche: i thought that but i checked the WD and the folder i'm trying to copy from is set as public... no passwords or usernames required
[00:18] <Blaqlight> Ben43: just now.
[00:18] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: would be really cool to have tv station "powered by ubuntu" lol ;-)
[00:18] <neopsyche> :-)
[00:18] <Ben43> Blaqlight: any ideas?
[00:18] <Ben43> i searched google, 1 result
[00:18] <Ben43> which had nothing to do with it
[00:18] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, actually, it's possible, there are programs to produce tv in the repos ;)
[00:19] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: produce?
[00:19] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: you mean edit right?
[00:19] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, lol, sorry, my english ain't perfect, i'm colombian
[00:19] <Blaqlight> Ben43: I haven't even figured out what it does,
[00:19] <overlordpuppy> Anybody got any ideas for my mic troubles?
[00:19] <Kronos> kitche: i apologize for having a winge but i'm not much of a windows fan but i really have been trying hard not to just install windows back its frustrating when everything keeps going wrong and i have no idea how to fix it...
[00:20] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: no, thats ok.. i was just trying to understand
[00:20] <Ben43> Blaqlight: neither have i, looks good though
[00:20] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, laptop or desktop?
[00:20] <Blaqlight> Ben43: all I get is an error 'failure to import' thats it.
[00:20] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: desk
[00:20] <porkchop> ok, so i did have ubuntu installed inside windows, but i was having trouble connecting to my wireless.  i used 'sudo lshw' and saw that under network it said disabled.  how do i enable the wireless?
[00:21] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, I may have what you need
[00:21] <kitche> Kronos: myself I let people use what they like really but myself I never really use samba for a NAS setup
[00:21] <Ben43> well i can go fullscreen
[00:21] <Blaqlight> porkchop: is there a radio killswitch and if so is it on?
[00:21] <Drk_Guy> Still, neopsyche, what you want to do is to output vids and stuff to external screens?
[00:21] <atomkmngz> What's new current version of the linux kernel?  2.6.24?
[00:21] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: xinerama is not exactly what need.. doesnt mention video overlay.. any other ideas?
[00:21] <porkchop> no, the wireless is enabled
[00:21] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: yes
[00:22] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: one .. video-out
[00:22] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, cloning your screen onto another screen, right?
[00:22] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: not to screen.. but to satellite box. to upstream to satellite after conversion.. then down to viewers ;-)
[00:22] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, If you have correct HW...
[00:22] <Drk_Guy> lol
[00:22] <kitche> atomkmngz: go to kernel.org and find out
[00:22] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: indeed we do
[00:22] <porkchop> the radio is on, i should say
[00:22] <Kronos> kitche: unfortunatly i dont know any different and i didnt exactly chose it... its what comes installed on the NAS as standard provided i'm making the right assumption in beliving that SAMBA is the bit of software that runs the NAS?
[00:23] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, Ok, so we're on track, this might be easy as pie
[00:23] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: ok
[00:23] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: basically..
[00:23] <Blaqlight> porkchop: on lspci -v does your wireless card show up?
[00:23] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: just need to configure something output
[00:23] <jerrymay> hello guys
[00:23] <FAJALOU> can anyone help me with GTK 2.x.  I am working on customizing a theme, but have run into some big roadblocks any help?
[00:23] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: video overlay
[00:23] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: what did you have in mind?
[00:24] <jerrymay> can anyone help me with a problem?
[00:24] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, Ain't it so fatal to let viewers see your desktop a lil bit?
[00:24] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: yes.. fatal.. unprofessional
[00:24] <FAJALOU> !ask | jerrymay
[00:24] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, lol
[00:24] <MatBoy> does someone know if itś possible to avoid that when you disconnect a TS-session that the TS client wants to login back in 30 sec ?, so annoying and no settings to find about
[00:24] <atomkmngz> Kitche,  I don't need to pull it from apt-get or anyting I can just grab it hte old fashioned way?
[00:25] <overlordpuppy> !recording sound
[00:25] <overlordpuppy> . . .
[00:25] <Ahadiel> neopsyche, You may get away with running a seperate X session (outputted to s-video), then starting a video play in fullscreen mode.
[00:25] <squarebracket> !sound
[00:25] <Kronos> kitche: any ideas then? i'm going on holiday after tomorrow and i really need to copy some of my stuff over to take...
[00:25] <kitche> atomkmngz: if you know how to compile a kernel yes since ubuntu is a bit more of a stable when it comes to kernels and such
[00:25] <neopsyche> Ahadiel: no.. no.
[00:26] <neopsyche> Ahadiel:  i think i need to go back to the windows
[00:26] <Ben43> Blaqlight: you do have bluetooth on your pc/laptop?
[00:26] <neopsyche> Ahadiel: its just too complicated this way
[00:26] <kitche> Kronos: by chance are you just trying to click and drag files over you could try cp the file over instead
[00:26] <neopsyche> Thanks for all the help everyone. :-)
[00:26] <Blaqlight> Ben43: yes through a dongle...
[00:26] <beefcake> hey guys my sound isnt working in hardy, anyone got some pointers for me? 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03)
[00:26] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, I've got something, in VLC, you can set-up the screen video goes out to
[00:26] <CaptainTrash> I  am new to gnome,,How can I check sys info?
[00:26] <Ben43> lol just checking
[00:26] <kitche> Kronos: cp is a terminal command to copy
[00:26] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: oh.. how!?
[00:26] <ajax4> Hey guys...whats the name of that utility I'm supposed to run if I need to re-setup xorg?
[00:26] <overlordpuppy> squarebracket: Sound is fine. I can even pick up the sound the mic should be recording by turning the mic volume up, but gnome-sound-recorder records nothing but static.
[00:26] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, Settings/Preferences/Video/Output modules/XVideo
[00:27] <Hotkey> Can someone suggest a keyboard macro/script program so i can "hotkey" things like name, address, phone, city, state, email address, etc.
[00:27] <Blaqlight> Ben43: I found that out AFTER I bought the bluetooth mouse that it didn't have a built-in bluetooth.
[00:27] <Kronos> kitche: just drag and drop... and copy and paste but no terminal commands as unfortunatly i dont know how
[00:27] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, In VLC, check Advanced Settings...
[00:27] <Ben43> Blaqlight: ah
[00:27] <Ben43> Blaqlight: blueproximity works :)
[00:27] <squarebracket> overlordpuppy: one moment
[00:27] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: hmm.. maby i should start booking flights ;-)
[00:27] <neopsyche> lol
[00:27] <Ben43> linked it to my phone
[00:27] <neopsyche> :-)
[00:27] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, lolwut? XD
[00:27] <Blaqlight> Ben43: so then I also had to buy a dongle.
[00:27] <jerrymay> i need help in installing a .bin program on ubuntu 8.04 64bit. I tried installing AcetoneISO2 to mount the .bin file but i don't even know how to open it after successful installation.
[00:27] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: yes.. advanced options?
[00:27] <Kronos> kitche: well dont know how and would prove rather triky to have to write ha fairly big line of txt to copy and paste everything i want off the drives
[00:27] <Ben43> Blaqlight:  allright, allright not your life story
[00:28] <Ben43> Blaqlight: lol sorry
[00:28] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: to take the server to them (video server)
[00:28] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, yup
[00:28] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: ok.. then?
[00:28] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, i dnt use VLC too much...
[00:28] <jerrymay> help?
[00:28] <Drk_Guy> neopsyche, does it matter if i /query you? (PM)
[00:28] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: ok.. but what option does it have.. what is it called?
[00:28] <neopsyche> Drk_Guy: no .. go ahead
[00:29] <thinman1189> can sudo apt-get autoremove mess up anything?
[00:29] <Blaqlight> jerrymay: is the .bin executable?
[00:29] <jerrymay> yes
[00:29] <jerrymay> i tried file
[00:29] <MasterZeik95> hello
[00:29] <jerrymay> in terminal
[00:29] <squarebracket> overlordpuppy: i'm not sure what you mean by "I can even pick up the sound the mic should be recording by turning the mic volume up
[00:30] <Blaqlight> if its executable type ./filename
[00:30] <zvacet> thinman1189 : no
[00:30] <CaptainTrash> kinfo in Gnome =?
[00:30] <witchicon> any advice on making NVIDIA drivers work with 2.6.24-19-generic? Been working on it since the upgrade came down the last couple days and no luck. I've tried envyng, no luck, I've tried installing NVIDIA drivers with "sh NVIDIA-Linux-x86-173.14.09-pkg1.run". I've also tried sudo aptitude install nvidia-glx-new. I've also tried booting into 2.6.24-18 and doing same things -  with no luck. I'm out of ideas....Any advice?
[00:30] <Blaqlight> if its not then chmod +x filename then ./filename
[00:30] <overlordpuppy> squarebracket: If I go into the Volume Control and Unmute the Mic, I can hear the mic perfectly through the speakers.
[00:31] <eike> look here : http://geld-fuchz.1x.to/
[00:31] <eike> look here : http://geld-fuchz.1x.to/
[00:31] <eike> look here : http://geld-fuchz.1x.to/
[00:31] <FloodBot1> eike: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:31] <jerrymay> it would say no such file exist
[00:31] <Blaqlight> sorry jerrymay if its not then chmod +x filename then ./filename
[00:31] <Kane1> how do i configure my sound card in ubuntu?
[00:31] <beefcake> Kane1: i have the same question my intel card doesnt function
[00:31] <squarebracket> overlordpuppy: hmm... do you have more than one sound card?
[00:31] <beefcake> 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03)
[00:32] <overlordpuppy> squarebracket: No, this is a laptop with an integrated board.
[00:32] <overlordpuppy> soundcard*
[00:32] <Blaqlight> beefcake: are you using hardy heron 8.04?
[00:32] <Jack_Sparrow> !intelhda
[00:32] <CaptainTrash> beefcake, have the same on my laptop ,,works fine in Sidux but not many other distro's
[00:32] <beefcake> thanks
[00:32] <Kane1> lol i thought ubuntu was supposed to be so easy...sry to say but i coulda configured my sound card in windows in 10seconds
[00:33] <beefcake> you have an asus G1s ?
[00:33] <squarebracket> overlordpuppy: interesting... have you tried another program for recording the audio?
[00:33] <overlordpuppy> squarebracket: Audacity, but it crashes.
[00:33] <CaptainTrash> Kane1, Should be detected at boot
[00:33] <beefcake> the url is for 6.06
[00:33] <beefcake> im on hardy 8.04
[00:33] <Kronos> can anyone help me copy stuff off my NAS servers, ubuntu says "Error while copying <file name>" and wont let me copy anything tho it allows me to browse and stream fine
[00:34] <overlordpuppy> Crashes upon attempting to record*
[00:34] <thinman1189> zvacet: ty
[00:34] <jerrymay> Adobe Flash using the wrong default sound device is still unresovled?
[00:34] <Blaqlight> my intel HDA sound card never worked before 8.04 now it does.
[00:34] <ajax4> Can anyone tell me the name of the xorg gui program to fix a broken xorg setup??
[00:34] <Kane1> well how do i check
[00:34] <zvacet> thinman1189 : np read man apt-get
[00:34] <Kane1> the sound control doesnt do anything
[00:34] <squarebracket> overlordpuppy: could be a driver problem then? have you checked to see if the sound on your laptop is supported?
[00:34] <Hotkey> help with a keyboard macro program to use shortcut keys for name, address, email, etc.???
[00:34] <soundray> !sound > Kane1
[00:34] <kevinO> can someone taqke a look at http://pastebin.com/m762cdeb1 for me. I just installed a touchscreen, it works but now my usb mouse doesnt work
[00:34] <Jack_Sparrow> Kane1 ajax4 gui app.. no...   sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg ?
[00:35] <Jack_Sparrow> Kane1 /join #alsa
[00:35] <jerrymay> hello i just install .deb program from sourceforg.net can anyone tell me how i can use it?
[00:35] <Blaqlight> jerrymay: double click it
[00:35] <squarebracket> overlordpuppy: i mostly use jack for my audio stuff... please give me a couple minutes, though, i need to reboot my laptop, then i will be able to help you better.
[00:35] <Jack_Sparrow> ajax4  gui app.. no...   sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg ?
[00:36] <ajax4> Jack_Sparrow: Nah, that wasn't it. It's a graphical program that asks you what your video card is, etc. It was a new thing put in a recent version of Ubuntu
[00:36] <overlordpuppy> squarebracket: It's a RealTek AC95
[00:36] <Blaqlight> jerrymay: wait already installed?
[00:36] <Kronos> can anyone here help at all?
[00:36] <jerrymay> where's the location that's the question i can't find it anywhere sorry i'm completely new and learning quickly
[00:36] <soundray> kevinO: your mouse isn't referenced in the ServerLayout section
[00:36] <Jack_Sparrow> !attitude > Kronos
[00:36] <Blaqlight> jerrymay: check your applications menu
[00:36] <jerrymay> i don't see it there
[00:36] <MasterZeik95> ass
[00:36] <Hotkey> help with a keyboard macro program to use shortcut keys for name, address, email, etc.???
[00:36] <MasterZeik95> assassass
[00:36] <MasterZeik95> assassassas
[00:37] <soundray> !ops | MasterZeik95
[00:37] <zvacet> jerrymay : i terminal locate filename     filename= name of your package
[00:37] <andycas> When can we see the 2.5.26 kernel in updates?
[00:37] <MasterZeik95> ass
[00:37] <FloodBot1> MasterZeik95: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:37] <Blaqlight> jerrymay: ALT F2 then type the name of the program
[00:37] <kitche> andycas: probably never
[00:37] <andycas> kitche: Why?
[00:38] <Kronos> i'm sorry, trying to be patient... please check time between help requests.
[00:38] <andycas> kitche: Sigh, .26 is released and we still sit on this .24-19
[00:38] <kitche> andycas: if their is a huge security flaw in ubuntu kernel then most likely they will update it
[00:39] <Blaqlight> jerrymay: ALT F2 will show it if you scroll through the list also.
[00:39] <andycas> kitche: What about new drivers included in .25 (and .26)
[00:39] <soundray> andycas: intrepid will be released with a new kernel
[00:39] <kitche> andycas: newest version of kernels doesnt mean a whole lot really myself I'd rahter use an older kernel that is known to work
[00:39] <Kane1> i think my sound card is working but the volume control doesnt do jack
[00:40] <Blaqlight> Kane1: type alsamixer into a terminal
[00:40] <soundray> andycas: between releases, Ubuntu sticks to a tried and tested kernel, which will only be updated with security fixes
[00:40] <Kane1> im there but i dont wanna open up alsamixer everytime i wanna change volume
[00:40] <zvacet> andycas : did you looked http://www.ubuntugeek.com/automatically-compile-and-install-the-latest-kernel-using-kernelcheck-in-ubuntu.html
[00:41] <kitche> Kane1: what is PCM set to?
[00:41] <kitche> Kane1: might have to raise that up then do sudo alsactl store
[00:41] <andycas> zvacet: ohoo, thanks ill have a look
[00:42] <ctcadmin_> Hi. I want to make an NTSC compatible DVD out of a divx file. What utility would I use?
[00:42] <Hotkey> help with a keyboard macro program to use shortcut keys for name, address, email, etc.???
[00:42] <marcos> #windows
[00:42] <legend2440> ctcadmin_: devede is good
[00:43] <minimec> <p<p
[00:43] <snmpee> okay i will try devede out
[00:43] <daggerx> can some1 help me with this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=866261
[00:43] <lavalaba> hey people
[00:43] <lavalaba> can i install every and any software dosnt matter what in ubuntu from terminal sudo apt-get install?
[00:43] <Kane1> ok i see why, volume control on desktop is set to analog c, analog f controls the sound however, how do i set the desktop control to analog f?
[00:44] <snmpee> lavalaba,  no of course not
[00:44] <Blaqlight> lavalaba: yes
[00:44] <Jack_Sparrow> lavalaba no
[00:44] <Blaqlight> err no
[00:44] <lavalaba> what now
[00:44] <lavalaba> yes or no
[00:44] <Jack_Sparrow> lavalaba It will only pull from the repos that are in the sources.list
[00:44] <Blaqlight> sorry
[00:44] <lavalaba> thanks
[00:45] <Blaqlight> mistype.
[00:45] <snmpee> lavalaba,  it's the norm for bleeding edge and development applications released to need compiling manually
[00:45] <Kane1> anybody?
[00:45] <squarebracket> overlordpuppy: internal mic or external?
[00:45] <snmpee> not everything is ported to ubuntu, some developers actually disdain ubuntu users
[00:46] <snmpee> you can make your own .deb packages but lets not get ahead of ourselves
[00:46] <soundray> daggerx: the lshw output pertains to your wired network chipset. It doesn't show what wireless chipset you have. Can you locate your wireless card with lspci?
[00:47] <daggerx> thats the thing - its like it doesnt exist
[00:47] <Kane1> ok i see why, volume control on desktop is set to analog c, analog f controls the sound however, how do i set the desktop control to analog f?
[00:47] <snmpee> everybody should know how to use make
[00:47] <MacBookPro> hi
[00:47] <snmpee> spoiled ubuntu users
[00:47] <daggerx> unless i stick a usb wifi card, than it shows a wifi
[00:47] <soundray> daggerx: is it enabled in the BIOS setup?
[00:47] <Aquina> does someone in here use Brasero and can answer me a small wuestion?
[00:47] <jerrymay> hello can anyone tell me how to remove AcentonISO2 program installed with a .deb
[00:47] <overlordpuppy> squarebracket: External
[00:47] <daggerx> ?
[00:47] <Blaqlight> snmpee: make is fun fun fun
[00:47] <daggerx> thats a good question lol
[00:47] <daggerx> not sure
[00:48] <daggerx> hmmm
[00:48] <mike> yeeee haw
[00:48] <Aquina> jerrymay, you can use a tool like "gdebi-gtk"
[00:48] <dodo_> hallo zusammen
[00:48] <soundray> daggerx: please post only necessary responses
[00:48] <daggerx> i will check and come back - is there a particular tab to look for
[00:48] <soundray> !de | dodo_
[00:48] <kdavid> has anyone loaded virtual Box in Ubuntu and had trouble with windows usb working?
[00:48] <Aquina> Open a shell and enter "sudo apt-get install gdebi-gtk".
[00:49] <Kane1> ok i see why, volume control on desktop is set to analog c, analog f controls the sound however, how do i set the desktop control to analog f?
[00:49] <snmpee> soundray, please only post necessary criticisms
[00:49] <Hotkey> anyone help with a keyboard macro program to use shortcut keys for name, address, email, etc.???
[00:49] <bobertdos> Aquina: I don't use it terribly often, but ask anyway. Maybe we'll get lucky.
[00:49] <daggerx> ok, necessary  = i will be back shortly
[00:49] <zvacet> jerrymay : you can remove it from synaptic
[00:49] <Blaqlight> !repeat | Kane1
[00:49] <suselin> kdavid, i dont think it has usb capabilities - could be wrong
[00:49] <overlordpuppy> squarebracket: I adjusted some settings, now it records voice, but the voice is recorded in a way deeper octave and it's really staticy, even though this is a noise reduction mic.
[00:49] <Aquina> bobertdos, (On initial screen after Brasero startup): How can I erase all "recently opened projects"?
[00:50] <Textbook> Firefox won't load, every time I start it the memory hits 21.4mb and that's it .. I could probably restart, but any ideas before I do that?
[00:50] <snmpee> soundray, do NOT private message me.
[00:50] <Aquina> I mean not the files but only the "links" to it.
[00:50] <soundray> snmpee: I haven't
[00:50] <neopsyche> hi all.. can anyone tell me if they DEFINATELY know that ubuntu can use video out with video overlay for VLC?
[00:50] <kdavid> Suselin: then what aremy alternative?
[00:51] <squarebracket> overlordpuppy: sounds like there's a problem with either the driver or the config or something
[00:51] <jerrymay> : Aquina i got this error
[00:51] <Blaqlight> Textbook: killall firefox in a terminal
[00:51] <jerrymay> Reading package lists... Done
[00:51] <jerrymay> Building dependency tree
[00:51] <jerrymay> Reading state information... Done
[00:51] <jerrymay> E: Couldn't find package gdebi-gtk
[00:51] <FloodBot1> jerrymay: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:51] <suselin> kdavid, cd/dvd
[00:51] <snmpee> soundray, please post only necessary responses.
[00:51] <Blaqlight> Textbook: then try to load it again
[00:51] <Textbook> thanks Blaqlight, let me try it
[00:51] <kevinO> soundray, the only thing i did to the server layout section is add a couple lines. The mouse worked previously
[00:51] <Kane1> ubottu if i wanted to use documentation i wouldnt be on irc
[00:51] <Jack_Sparrow> snmpee  Please stop this now
[00:51] <Kane1> wow, FAIL
[00:51] <squarebracket> overlordpuppy: it sounds like a sample rate issue. i'm sorry, but i have to leave for a few minutes. you might want to try asking someone else for help.
[00:51] <kdavid> Suse what do you mean?
[00:51] <Textbook> oh nice, Terminal is not responding :(
[00:52] <Aquina> jerrymay, which error do you mean?
[00:52] <soundray> snmpee: I'm trying to help here. Please stop distracting me
[00:52] <overlordpuppy> squarebracket: Ok. . . Audacity says something about the sample rate in its error. . . .
[00:52] <Textbook> my system gets so unstable sometimes
[00:52] <suselin> kdavid, to
[00:52] <bobertdos> Aquina: I'm going to guess the list is stored in a file somewhere in the program directory. I wouldn't be sure where though.
[00:52] <squarebracket> overlordpuppy: yes, then most likely it is set up wrong or some such thing
[00:52] <Jack_Sparrow> soundray I'll look into this...
[00:52] <Aquina> ok, bobertdos. Thx anyways. ;-)
[00:52] <Aquina> jerrymay, give me a second I'll figure it out.
[00:53] <Blaqlight> Textbook: I had that problem too. easiest way to fix it Ive found is just restart x : CTRL ALT BKSP
[00:53] <squarebracket> overlordpuppy: if you say you are having a problem with the sample rate, someone else will probably be able to help you. good luck.
[00:53] <FAJALOU> can anyone help me with GTK 2.x.  I am working on customizing a theme, but have run into some big roadblocks any help?
[00:53] <snmpee> soundray, you can press ctrl+alt+f1 to drop into shell mode, from which you can sudo kill -9 the pid of the terminal process after typing ps ax to find the pid #
[00:53] <overlordpuppy> squarebracket: Thanks
[00:53] <Jack_Sparrow> Kane1 Just because you are on irc does not mean you dont need to read the factoids .. We dont spoonfeed..
[00:53] <Blaqlight> Textbook: also what snmpee said works too
[00:53] <kdavid> Suse I sent you a private message
[00:53] <soundray> kevinO: for your mouse to work, there would have to be a reference from the ServerLayout section to the section that defines the mouse
[00:53] <soundray> snmpee: why are you telling me that?
[00:54] <Aquina> Open a shell and enter "sudo apt-get install gdebi", jerrymay. ;-)
[00:54] <soundray> Jack_Sparrow: thank you
[00:54] <Jack_Sparrow> snmpee THat does not seem to be an answer to anything in regards to soundray
[00:54] <nalioth> let us be civil
[00:54] <snmpee> soundray, why are you still talking to me
[00:54] <kevinO> soundray, but it works with no reference, to anything cause it worked the way it was before
[00:55] <Sergeant_Pony> Jack_Sparrow: I got it to work and with no crashes
[00:55] <kevinO> soundray, if i remove the touchscreen info i put in, it works
[00:55] <Kane1> fixed it myself, i feel like a hero
[00:55] <Kane1> bye all
[00:55] <Jack_Sparrow> bye
[00:55] <Aquina> jerrymay, I'm not sure if the application will be in your menue then. Simply add a shoutcut in your Start/Applications menue or run a command in the shell ("sudo gdebi-gtk").
[00:56] <Aquina> Then choose your packet and install it. ,-) Remeber to use sudo when installing software that needs to write in system dirs.
[00:56] <soundray> kevinO: if you want both to work, you need that reference
[00:56] <Akazawa> where are the error logs?
[00:56] <unop> /var/log/
[00:57] <kdavid> I am frustrated because I loaded virtualbox on my ubuntu and I have windows running but it does not make the usb operable.. I registered it with the group and everything.. Where can I get some real help with this?
[00:57] <daggerx> it is enabled in the bios
[00:58] <rockenrola1> kdavid: the free virtual box does not have usb support
[00:58] <Textbook> thanks Blaqlight, unfortunately not even restarting X helps :(
[00:58] <AnimatedBox> how do I get gfxboot to work?
[00:58] <gustavo`> hi
[00:58] <gustavo`> =]
[00:58] <soundray> daggerx: please pastebin the output from lspci and lsusb
[00:58] <kdavid> it says it has usb support
[00:58] <kdavid> do you mean it just never works?
[00:58] <rockenrola1> kdavid: no. only the non-free one does
[00:58] <amenado> kdavid there is usb support, you have to install the additional
[00:59] <Blaqlight> s there a quick way to search for text in terminal's buffer?
[00:59] <thinman1189> what's the command for editing files again?
[00:59] <unop> $EDITOR file
[00:59] <kdavid> the additional whats?
[00:59] <bobertdos> Textbook: Are you running Hardy?
[00:59] <Textbook> yes
[00:59] <amenado> !who | kdavid
[01:00] <edz> i just downloaded the new ubuntu and have desktop effects ativated, how i do i get to see the cubed version like in the video on youtube
[01:00] <kdavid> amenado: the additional whats?
[01:00] <bobertdos> Textbook: latest kernel?
[01:00] <amenado> kdavid-> guest additions
[01:00] <Textbook> bobertdos: yup
[01:00] <edz> my windows are wobbly already,i just want to know how to see the cubed version..
[01:00] <daggerx> http://paste.ubuntu.com/29149/
[01:00] <Blaqlight> edz: sudo apt-get install compiz-fusion-icon or sudo apt-get install ccsm
[01:00] <soundray> !cube > edz
[01:00] <edz> thnx
[01:00] <kdavid> amenado: I did that
[01:00] <kitche> edz: ctrl+alt+ arrow keys left right and it should work
[01:01] <juancarlos> hi, this is sort of a programming question... i need to generate a list of random english words. does anyone where could i find a dictionary to do this?
[01:01] <amenado> kdavid then you should have access, reboot and try again
[01:01] <gustavo`> channel for helps?
[01:01] <edz> omg omg its going to be sooo pimp, thankz
[01:01] <gustavo`> channel for helps?,
[01:01] <bobertdos> Textbook: Well, as for your system's overall instability, it's hard to say. For Firefox though, have you considered trying Mozilla's build as opposed to Ubuntu's?
[01:01] <amenado> juancarlos-> install dict
[01:01] <Blaqlight> edz: it requires proper drivers and a decent video card though.
[01:01] <juancarlos> thanks amenado
[01:01] <daggerx> http://paste.ubuntu.com/29151/
[01:01] <Textbook> bobertdos: I think the firefox instability is directly related to system instability though, so I doubt it would help.  (to answer your question, no I haven't tried it)
[01:01] <kdavid> amenado: I did that over and over I had a guy named Bogh on here try and help me but to no avail.
[01:02] <glitsj16> Textbook: does your firefox start in safe-mode ? if so it might be a plugin or an add-on conflict, easily checked ..
[01:02] <Textbook> bobertdos: my system has done this like 4 times in the last week, today my touchpad stopped working entirely
[01:02] <soundray> juancarlos: there is a /usr/share/dict/american-english if you install the wamerican package
[01:02] <rockenrola1> kdavid: http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Editions
[01:02] <edz> i got geforce 8800 gtx
[01:02] <Textbook> and I've had Ubuntu installed since 7.10, never had stability problems like this
[01:02] <getBoa> how do i fix my cedilla problem with that patch ? http://stoa.usp.br/leitao/weblog/22703.html
[01:02] <edz> well blaqlike your apt-get's didnt work
[01:03] <edz> it didnt find any of those
[01:03] <bobertdos> Textbook: How stable was it prior to the past week?
[01:03] <amenado> kdavid-> i dont know about yours, but i have mine enabled, if I click on Devices->Usb Devices  my usb dongle memory shows up
[01:03] <solexious> [Q] What can I use to browse files on my bluetooth phome?
[01:03] <soundray> edz: please read the private message that ubottu sent
[01:03] <juancarlos> soundray: sweet!!!!
[01:03] <Textbook> bobertdos: really couldn't tell you, I haven't used it for a while, just started using it again last week and it was crappy from the start
[01:03] <Blaqlight> edz: check you private messege.
[01:03] <edz> thanks soundray, i just saw that...
[01:04] <thinman1189> how do I open a file from terminal other than pico?
[01:04] <unop> Blaqlight, i am not sure about the gnome-terminal .. urxvt has a scrollback search
[01:04] <unop> thinman1189, gedit file # to open it up in gedit
[01:04] <Blaqlight> Id like to be able to search for text within irssi.
[01:04] <kitche> thinman1189: vi, cat, are the two main ones besides emacs
[01:04] <bobertdos> Textbook: Did you do a direct upgrade from Gutsy?
[01:05] <_Digi_> Gentlemen - I am trying to figure out how to turn on my window switcher...it went away
[01:05] <Blaqlight> whish right now is running in gnome-terminal
[01:05] <amenado> thinman1189-> sed and awk and grep :P
[01:05] <Textbook> bobertdos: yes, this install started with either 7.04 or 7.10 (can't remember) and I've upgraded every one since
[01:05] <Textbook> I think 7.04
[01:05] <snmpee> thinman1189, nano isn't bad either
[01:05]  * bobertdos face-palms
[01:06] <soundray> _Digi_: right-click the panel, select Add to Panel and add the Workspace Switcher
[01:06] <Textbook> bobertdos: I think it was 7.04 to 7.10 to 8.04
[01:06] <KenBW3> Textbook: id remember by what wallapaer it was using
[01:06] <KenBW3> Textbook: 7.04 had the boring one, 7.10 had the brown swishes
[01:06] <Textbook> KenBW3: I change the wallpaper to a half-naked girl :P
[01:06] <bobertdos> Textbook: That is the problem right there. I did that once a long time ago from Dapper Drake to Feisty and it was a disaster.
[01:06] <KenBW3> i see ^o)
[01:06] <_Digi_> Thanks got it working
[01:06] <Blaqlight> unop: will irssi run well in urxvt?
[01:07] <thinman1189> thanks guys
[01:07] <Textbook> bobertdos: yeah, I think I might have to do a fresh install of HH
[01:07] <snmpee> thinman1189, also cat thefile|more will give you a page by page output and cat thefile|less gives you a different interface that does the same thing and most find more appealing.
[01:07] <unop> Blaqlight, yes - not sure how the scrollback search feature works with irssi tho
[01:07] <jlulian38> Do I have to set iocharset=utf8 on an ext3 partition?
[01:07] <jlulian38> It's erroring on me as it is
[01:07] <thinman1189> snmpee: thanks I'll check it out
[01:07] <unop> snmpee, useless use of cat.  simply.  more file
[01:07] <rapid> where as more file and tail filebah
[01:07] <rapid> :>
[01:08] <Textbook> hey, I'm going to go help my friend set up a router, but thanks to everybody who helped me, Blaqlight, bobertdos, and KenBW3
[01:08] <Textbook> I'll probably reinstall XP and Ubuntu tomorrow
[01:08] <KenBW3> Textbook: lol, np
[01:08] <KenBW3> Textbook: hold the XP
[01:08] <snmpee> unop, yeah you can do that too bad habit from old unix
[01:08] <Ben43> whats the password for nobody
[01:08] <Blaqlight> unop: is there a diference between urxvt and rxvt... cause I already have the latter installed.
[01:08] <bobertdos> Textbook: yeah, you shouldn't have to reinstall XP if the two are already on separate partitions.......
[01:09] <genii> Ben43: There isn't one
[01:09] <unop> Blaqlight, yea, big difference - urxvt is a fork from the original rxvt
[01:09] <KenBW3> bobertdos: I meant hold XP altogether, or wipe it if already there
[01:09] <KenBW3> :P
[01:09] <Textbook> uh.. yeah I do :X I got a virus and a guy hacked into my computer , spent $600 of my PayPal
[01:09] <Blaqlight> Ben43: anyone
[01:09] <Textbook> so yeah, I definitely need to format that, lol
[01:09] <Ben43> dam
[01:09] <snmpee> unop, however, to my defense, it's not entirely useless because it works more universally in syntax on more systems
[01:10] <Guest91427> Textbook, damn
[01:10] <bobertdos> Textbook: OHH!! Well I'd definitely start from scratch then :D
[01:10] <Gman99999> I just did a rootkit scan and came up with some warnings , is there anyone here who is knowledgeable in the security sector?
[01:10] <snmpee> Textbook, did you have your password saved or something?
[01:11] <Textbook> haha, it wasn't a big deal, I got all my money back and I have the kid's real name, age, address, and phone number, reported him to the FBI
[01:11] <Textbook> snmpee: yup
[01:11] <unop> snmpee, more than useless i should have said it's ineffecient - your pager should be capable of reading files without you needing to pipe to it from another program that reads files
[01:11] <snmpee> Gman99999, scan with nessus
[01:11] <daggerx> with the usb wifi card i get this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/29157/
[01:11] <snmpee> Gman99999, there is also a #security
[01:11] <Gman99999> whay's nessus?
[01:11] <daggerx> still there soundray?
[01:11] <Blaqlight> unop: is it called something else now cause it comes up as > yeahconsole - drop-down X terminal emulator wrapper < when I apt-cache search urxvt
[01:11] <Gman99999> I used rkhunter
[01:11] <soundray> daggerx: yes
[01:12] <soundray> daggerx: did you pastebin lsusb and lspci as I requested?
[01:12] <snmpee> Gman99999, nessus is a security vulnerability auditing tool. Everybody should run nessus against their systems to probe for security problems. nessus tells you what the problems are and how to fix them.
[01:12] <daggerx> yes a few posts up
[01:12] <Gman99999> ok
[01:12] <glitsj16> Gman99999: did you configure rkhunter ? if not it will throw quite a few warnings, most of those being false positives
[01:12] <daggerx> http://paste.ubuntu.com/29149/
[01:12] <snmpee> oh yes rkhunter is good too
[01:12] <soundray> !who | daggerx
[01:12] <unop> !rxvt-unicode | Blaqlight
[01:12] <daggerx> http://paste.ubuntu.com/29151/
[01:12] <unop> !info xvt-unicode | Blaqlight
[01:13] <unop> !info rxvt-unicode | Blaqlight  (excuse me for that)
[01:13] <daggerx> !tab
[01:13] <Gman99999> well Ive had some weird things happen lately like a whole bunch of porn says it was searched under histories in firefox when no one used the computer
[01:13] <daggerx> !tab
[01:13] <Blaqlight> unop: thanks :D
[01:13] <KenBW3> Gman99999: ahhh, thats what they *told* you ;)
[01:13] <soundray> daggerx: that's lspci, can't see wifi there. Did you paste lsusb, too?
[01:14] <Gman99999> Im the only one here
[01:14] <KenBW3> Gman99999: oh...
[01:14] <snmpee> Gman99999, step one disable services like ssh etc and work from the console
[01:14] <prince_jammys> Gman99999: your porn talks to you?
[01:14] <Gman99999> how do you do that?
[01:14] <synapse9856> Can someone confirm or know of poor Samba performance in Hardy?
[01:14] <moldy> synapse9856: works ok here
[01:15] <snmpee> Gman99999, System -> Services
[01:15] <daggerx> this is w/o the usb wifi card http://paste.ubuntu.com/29158/
[01:15] <craigbass1976> Is there an ubuntu livecd that I can use to clean viruses off a windows box?
[01:15] <Blaqlight> synapse9856: I use it everyday, works better than windows to windows file tranfers :D
[01:15] <KenBW3> craigbass1976: yea, the ubuntu, er livecd
[01:15] <bobertdos> synapse9856: If by "poor" you mean nightmarishly stubborn with file shares, then yes, I will confirm that :D
[01:15] <soundray> daggerx: got it now, thanks. There doesn't seem to be built-in wifi hardware in your laptop
[01:15] <Gman99999> my network service xinetd came up with errors in rkhunter
[01:15] <craigbass1976> KenBW3, that has clamav?
[01:16] <daggerx> i see the antenna picture on the panel though
[01:16] <KenBW3> craigbass1976: you can install it once it's up and running
[01:16] <synapse9856> I get terrible speeds.  I can"upload" to the samba share at about 420 KB/s, I can "download" at around 66 KB/s
[01:16] <snmpee> Gman99999, as far as how to use nessus, rtfm but there is a #nessus for you
[01:16] <soundray> daggerx: was there an option for it in the BIOS?
[01:16] <KenBW3> craigbass1976: i assume clamav is a linux irus scanner for windows viruses (virii?)
[01:16] <daggerx> yup and its enabled
[01:16] <Gman99999> snmpee my network service xinetd came up with errors in rkhunter
[01:17] <snmpee> Gman99999, pastebin the errors.
[01:17] <craigbass1976> KenBW3, yep.  Not sure what detection rates are these days; last I knew it was 50-60%
[01:17] <snmpee> !pastebin
[01:17] <keta> Howcome the terminal won't stay in avant when its restarted?
[01:17] <craigbass1976> KenBW3, Norton is only 85%
[01:17] <keta> i see FF there, but terminal never stays
[01:17] <Jack_Sparrow> snmpee NOTE: we do not use RTFM in here..  Obfuscated swearing is still swearing. we dont accept it of our users.. Please keep the room family friendly.\
[01:17] <KenBW3> craigbass1976: well once you have the LiveCD running you can install clamav and run it from there
[01:17] <snmpee> rtm?
[01:18] <craigbass1976> Ahh.
[01:18] <keta> better
[01:18] <KenBW3> craigbass1976: you familiar with installation?
[01:18] <Blaqlight> KenBW3: I use the avg free for virus scanning.
[01:18] <snmpee> what's wrong with Read The Friendly Manual?
[01:18] <Gman99999> snmpee http://paste.ubuntu.com/29159/
[01:18] <Jack_Sparrow> snmpee That is one of many intrepetations.. DOnt use it
[01:18] <craigbass1976> KenBW3, quite, though I don't mess with windows much...  Is ntfs rw pretty easy to get going now in ubuntu?
[01:18] <Blaqlight> snmpee: we all know what those 4 letters mean :P
[01:18] <KenBW3> craigbass1976: plugnplay
[01:18] <unop> snmpee, that however is not the largely accepted definition - most know it by the other profane one
[01:19] <synapse9856> Why might I get poor speeds downloading from a samba share, but uploading is fine? Are there ports associated with samba?
[01:19] <guyzmo> hi
[01:19] <snmpee> i'm taking it back for Friendly, man!
[01:19] <jamus> why whaen i try to change to another channel in x- chat after about ten sec\. program stalls and i have to force quit it any solutions to this annoing thing?
[01:19] <KenBW3> craigbass1976: i know a virus scanner thats got a 100% detection rate. it's called Windows
[01:19] <Jack_Sparrow> snmpee Please stop this and the offtopic
[01:19] <Blaqlight> synapse9856: 420kb/s is good? is this share in the same building as you?
[01:19] <craigbass1976> KenBW3, right...  I can't believe people are still using that buggy os...
[01:20] <KenBW3> craigbass1976: so why do you have it installed?
[01:20] <zerum> Hello! I'm using Hardy Heron as a developer workstation (amd64 architecture) and GDB keeps crashing on me with a "Cannot find new threads" error. Any ideas?
[01:20] <craigbass1976> KenBW3, fixing two friends' computers that aren't brave enough to cross over to the light side
[01:20] <synapse9856> Blaqlight: Well, its better... I get ~2 MB/s sharing between two vista boxes. Yeah, it's in the same building over wireless.
[01:20] <rockenrola1> zerum: GDB ?
[01:21] <rubi> after i updated hardy - it switched to low resolution and ignored the invidia graphic chip, how do i make it see nvidia nad revert back to normal resolution?
[01:21] <zerum> rockenrola1: Gnu Debugger
[01:21] <Blaqlight> KenBW3: I get 2mb/s up and down the share is 10 feet away.
[01:21] <craigbass1976> KenBW3, one of them is Vista, which I have NEVER gotten farther into than looking in the start menu
[01:21] <KenBW3> craigbass1976: ah. you *could* put them a Windows theme on Ubuntu and see how long it takes for them to notice :P
[01:21] <Blaqlight> KenBW3: also over wireless.
[01:21] <craigbass1976> KenBW3, no, they have software that won't run.. They'd catch on
[01:21] <soundray> daggerx: I'm out of suggestions -- if your hardware isn't even seen, it'll be a difficult problem to solve
[01:21] <KenBW3> craigbass1976: ive just had a week at someone else's vista PC - its not all that great
[01:21] <guyzmo> I'm having a very strange problem with hardy heron and my apple bluetooth keyboard, and I find no bugtraq nor forum discussion about it... here it goes : last time I tried to connect to the keyboard, the computer freezed with capslock/scroll lock keys blinking, since the mouse can't connect. Before, I used to be able to connect the mouse, and sometimes the keyboard, but both were repeating all keypress I made
[01:22] <craigbass1976> KenBW3, Thanks for info; I burned xubuntu the other day so I have a new cd; going to go use it
[01:22] <Gman99999> how do you use nessus?  I'm stuck at new session setup Nessusd Host? what is the host? localhost doesnt work
[01:22] <KenBW3> craigbass1976: np
[01:22] <daggerx> ok fair enough...when i put the wifi usb is says z com
[01:22] <snmpee> Gman99999, i see no conclusive evidence of a rootkit. the files that have been changed since the last scan are consistent with an ubuntu upgrade, which according to this log it did detect
[01:22] <daggerx> can we work with that
[01:22] <jerrymay> does anyone know how to install maple 11 on ubuntu 8.04?
[01:22] <KenBW3> Blaqlight: whats your problem?
[01:22] <guyzmo> I'd need some pointers to be sure this problem is not reported, and then be directed to the right place to report it...
[01:22] <Gman99999> snpee ok
[01:22] <bazhang_> !info nessus
[01:22] <snmpee> warnings are not a "found"
[01:22] <craigbass1976> KenBW3, I'ts downright terrible; though I will give it a "pretty" rating, whatever that's good for when everything esle is useless...  See you later
[01:22] <Gman99999> as far as the porn links found in my histories?
[01:22] <Blaqlight> KenBW3: none, I thought you had one.
[01:23] <jerrymay> anyone knows how to install maple 11?
[01:23] <overlordpuppy> How can I adjust the sample rate of gnome-sound-recorder
[01:23] <synapse9856> Blaqlight: Hmm. Do you share between linux and vista?
[01:23]  * Blaqlight backs away from KenBW3 slowly...
[01:23] <Gman99999> I use linux for secure banking and such i would like to know if Im screwed
[01:23] <KenBW3> Blaqlight: oh right, no i was helping someone else :P
[01:23] <bazhang_> jerrymay, native linux or via wine
[01:23] <guyzmo> and I tried reinstalling, but I get "reboot" messages when I try to boot from the hard heron CD
[01:23] <Gman99999> snmpee I use linux for secure banking and such i would like to know if Im screwed
[01:23] <synapse9856> Blaqlight: You mistook me for kenbw3.
[01:23] <daggerx> soundray, http://paste.ubuntu.com/29162/ - the problem with is is that when i use it (the usb card) the connection is in and out
[01:23] <Blaqlight> synapse9856: ubuntu 8.04 and xp home.
[01:24] <snmpee> Gman99999, i would go get a second opinion in #security if i were you. i'm pretty good in this particular area, good enough to know only one opinion is not as good as two =)
[01:24] <guyzmo> 2 monthes I upgraded to hardy heron, and no luck getting it to work, I'm getting bored...
[01:24] <KenBW3> right bed time for me - job interview in the morning
[01:24] <synapse9856> Blaqlight: I get poor performance between Vista and Hardy, as well as between XP Home and Hardy. It's definitely a problem on the Ubuntu box.
[01:25] <beowolf> ed in firefox? Anyone know?
[01:25] <beowolf> How can I watch WMP embedded content in firefox? Anyone know?
[01:25] <Blaqlight> synapse9856: you have firestarter installed?
[01:26] <Blaqlight> synapse9856: or do iptables manually?
[01:26] <rapid> beowulf: whats the url you viewing.. Ill see if it works
[01:26] <snmpee> Gman99999, it's also a great idea to change your passwords regularly on such banking websites
[01:26] <Gman99999> yea
[01:27] <daggerx> soundray, http://paste.ubuntu.com/29162/ - the problem with is is that when i use it (the usb card) the connection is in and out
[01:27] <Jack_Sparrow> Gman99999 Quick question, have you installed anything from outside official repos or run scripts you found on the web to install things for you
[01:27] <jerrymay> baznang, it is a .bin file
[01:27] <soundray> daggerx: please ask the channel about this. I have little experience with Prism devices (you might want to say that it's one of those)
[01:27] <rubi> i don't have an nvidia option in "hardware drivers" -how do i get it to recognise it on hardy?
[01:27] <adude> how can i view all the devices attached to my computer?
[01:27] <synapse9856> Blaqlight: No firestarter or custom iptables. This is an odd problem.
[01:27] <Gman99999> not that Im aware of
[01:27] <Jack_Sparrow> jerrymay How to install anything in Ubuntu: http://monkeyblog.org/ubuntu/installing/            ./configure ; make ; sudo make install
[01:27] <Gman99999> but its possible
[01:27] <rapid> adude: try, lspci and lsusb
[01:27] <Jack_Sparrow> rubi Laptop or desktop
[01:28] <histo> Anyone know hwo to get images working in w3m? I installed w3m-img
[01:28] <glitsj16> beowolf: install mplayer and the mozilla-mplayer packages if you haven't any plugins for wmv support, works jus fine
[01:28] <daggerx> ok thank you
[01:28] <rubi> Jack_Sparrow, desktop, it disappered after i updated hardy yesterday - akernel update i think
[01:28] <Gman99999> anyone know how to set up nessus? what do i type in for a nessus host?
[01:28] <Jack_Sparrow> rubi Do you have the specs for your monitor?
[01:28] <Blaqlight> synapse9856: hows the tranfers between windows xp and vista?
[01:29] <synapse9856> Blaqlight: ~2 MB/s
[01:29] <iamcool> what are the main differences between the vanilla kernel and the -mm kernel
[01:29] <daggerx> can some1 help me with a prism driver, using t41 with a usb wifi and the connection is not consistant - it will stay on for a while and then cut off
[01:29] <Jack_Sparrow> rubi the biggest problem is in the monitor v/h rates not being recognized properly
[01:29] <rubi> Jack_Sparrow, 1440X990 is what the monitor suggests
[01:29] <soundray> iamcool: better to ask this in ##linux
[01:29] <Jack_Sparrow> rubi That is not what I need
[01:29] <snmpee> Gman99999, there is a #nessus but it runs as a server and you have a client which connects to the service
[01:29] <iamcool> okty
[01:29] <danfg> i have ubuntu running gnome, i want to install a kde application from synaptic and it requires loads of kde stuff, should i install it?
[01:30] <Blaqlight> cuase thats funny
[01:30] <rubi> Jack_Sparrow, sorry ,what do you need?
[01:30] <Jack_Sparrow> rubi Please find me a pdf of your monitors specs.
[01:30] <leftyfb> Has anyone here used sshguard? I can run it manually to stderr as sudo, but adding it to syslog is giving me nothing. I THINK it's a problem with permissions, but i've already tried chowning  sshguard to syslog and it still gave me nothing. Nothing in messages or syslog about sshguard at all.
[01:30] <snmpee> Gman99999, there is a howto and lengthy documentation at www.nessus.org and in various sites on google.
[01:30] <soundray> danfg: it's fine, as long as you have enough disk space
[01:30] <rubi> Jack_Sparrow, ok ,let me google it
[01:30] <squarebracket> overlordpuppy: did you get it working?
[01:30] <synapse9856> Blaqlight: Well, I didn't realize, but iwconfig says my wireless connection is limited to 1 Mb/s
[01:30] <glitsj16> danfg: if you're sure you want the KDE app there's no way around installing ti's dependencies
[01:30] <prince_jammys> danfg: that's normal. you can uninstall them later if you chose to. it's probably the first kde app you've installed.
[01:30] <synapse9856> Blaqlight: That just might slow things down.
[01:31] <overlordpuppy> squarebracket: Nope.
[01:31] <danfg> prince_jammys: yes i'm a kde virgin
[01:31] <Blaqlight> synapse9856: that would do it.
[01:31] <daggerx> can some1 help me with a prism driver, using t41 with a usb wifi and the connection is not consistant - it will stay on for a while and then cut off
[01:31] <cl0s_> danfg: and a sudo apt-get autoremove should remove any of the temp stuff it needed for the install and clean it up a little bitt
[01:31] <prince_jammys> danfg: yeah, so you have to install some kde libraries. not a problem
[01:31] <jerrymay> how do install a .bin file it's a maple 11 for linux
[01:31] <danfg> prince_jammys: ok i was just wondering if it would hurt or if it would be a wonderful romantic experience
[01:31] <squarebracket> does anybody know offhand where the sound config files would be for changing sample rates?
[01:31] <danfg> :)
[01:32] <Blaqlight> jerrymay: ./filename
[01:32] <prince_jammys> danfg: it was for me
[01:32] <soundray> !maple | jerrymay
[01:32] <Jack_Sparrow> jerrymay I posed a link on how to install anything
[01:32] <squarebracket> !sound
[01:32] <cl0s_> jerrymay: run it from command line most likely... sh whatever.bin or what Blaqlight just said..
[01:32] <danfg> ok i'll install the kde stuff, thanks u guys
[01:33] <Jack_Sparrow> jerrymay How to install anything in Ubuntu: http://monkeyblog.org/ubuntu/installing/            ./configure ; make ; sudo make install
[01:33] <daggerx> can some1 help me with a prism driver, using t41 with a usb wifi and the connection is not consistant - it will stay on for a while and then cut off
[01:33] <jerrymay> i didn't do anything it just say that it's a directory
[01:33] <soundray> !maple | jerrymay
[01:34] <insta> how do i install the source code for cup
[01:34] <Blaqlight> jerrymay: if its not executable it won't install.
[01:34] <leftyfb> Jack_Sparrow: any idea on what the issue might be with my sshguard/syslog problem? Or maybe some steps I can do to troubleshoot?
[01:34] <Blaqlight> jerrymay: chmod +X filename then sh filename.bin or ./filename.bin
[01:34] <ddd> Mysigt, kan jag byta färger för min text via openbox istället för gnome? Har tydligen gnomes-färgval kvar
[01:35] <AnimatedBox> help! I can't get gfxboot to work.
[01:35] <edz> omg, the cubed desktop is the most pimp thing i have ever seen
[01:35] <Jack_Sparrow> leftyfb No, I have been with other problems and not paying attention.  Be patient, someone will answer
[01:35] <daggerx> can some1 help me with a prism driver, using t41 with a usb wifi and the connection is not consistant - it will stay on for a while and then cut off
[01:35] <soundray> ddd: is that Swedish or Danish?
[01:35] <ddd> wops wrong window
[01:35] <ddd> soundray, swedish :P
[01:35] <soundray> daggerx: you're repeating too frequently. Leave some time for new people to log on
[01:35] <cl0s_> blaqlight: if you do sh filename.. i dont think you have to chmod +x...
[01:35] <cl0s_> thats only if u just run it like ./filename or filename..
[01:36] <bazhang> daggerx, how long does it stay a solid connection on average
[01:36] <synapse9856> I am using b43-fwcutter for wireless, and iwconfig says I am getting ~1 Mb/s. How can I fix this?
[01:36] <budah> i need help with video playing
[01:37] <budah> or playing video, rather
[01:37] <daggerx> 5  to 10 min give or take, then cuts off and it wont reconnect until i unplug and reconnect the usb wifi card
[01:37] <Jack_Sparrow> !restricted
[01:37] <bazhang> budah, install ubuntu-restricted-extras and install vlc
[01:37] <_Mart_> How can I let the taskbar show all running programs on all my 4 desktops?
[01:37] <_Mart_> in gnome?
[01:37] <cl0s_> jerrymay: it could also be you have to "sudo sh whatever.bin" if its installing it system wide.. make sure u trust who u got the file from though...
[01:38] <rubi> Jack_Sparrow, is this pdf something that the maker should provide me with?
[01:38] <Sylphid> synapse9856, what does the signal strength read  from iwconfig
[01:38] <soundray> _Mart_: on the right of the window list applet, there is a handle. Right-click it, select Preferences and you'll see
[01:38] <Jack_Sparrow> rubi yes, HorizSync and VertRefresh   are the two things we need
[01:39] <synapse9856> Sylphid: Signal level says -64 dBm
[01:39] <insta> how do i install the source code for cups
[01:39] <rubi> Jack_Sparrow, ok, thanks
[01:39] <insta> i cannot find it in the package manager
[01:39] <cl0s_> insta: cups for your printer??
[01:39] <squarebracket> overlordpuppy: have you tried using jack?
[01:39] <_Mart_> soundray: looking but can't find what you say
[01:39] <insta> cl0s_ : yes
[01:39] <cl0s_> what printer do you have?
[01:39] <soundray> insta: enable the source repositories (System-Admin-Software sources), then 'apt-get source cups'
[01:39] <overlordpuppy> squarebracket: No. Is it better than ALSA?
[01:40] <insta> cl0s_ : cann on mx 70
[01:40] <insta> cl0s_ : cann on mx 700
[01:40] <Dein> if i have multiple monitors, how can i set up so that when i maximize my vlc player it doesn't maximize to the primary display, but to the secondary?
[01:40] <synapse9856> Sylphid: Now hold on, it is reading 54 Mb/s now. I ran iwconfig wlan0 rate 54M earlier and it didn't change anything. Maybe it's a delayed effect...
[01:40] <squarebracket> overlordpuppy: by a long shot.
[01:40] <_Mart_> soundray: You mean on the panel?
[01:40] <jamus> how can i tell if im on gnome or kde ? (made some changes and im not sure now)
[01:40] <cl0s_> hmm 1 sec.. looking around..
[01:40] <insta> soundray: i cant get a check mark in it... it just has a -
[01:40] <soundray> _Mart_: look at the bottom panel with the window list applet on it.
[01:40] <overlordpuppy> squarebracket: Then, lemme see what I can do about installing JACK
[01:40] <cl0s_> ive never had to install just cups.. alwsays got autoinstalled with other stuff..
[01:41] <overlordpuppy> !jack
[01:41] <squarebracket> overlordpuppy, it's what's used for high-end audio stuff on linux, like ASIO on windows, if you know what that is.
[01:41] <Sylphid> synapse9856, yes when associating ive noticed that the speed does appear to sync low and increase within a minute or so
[01:41] <squarebracket> also make sure you install qjackctl
[01:41] <rubi> Jack_Sparrow, i believe that if i revert to the old kernel nvidia would work, would i be able to find those details using the old kernel?
[01:41] <Jack_Sparrow> rubi nope
[01:41] <overlordpuppy> squarebracket: No idea about all that stuff, but ok.
[01:41] <RxDx> does ubuntu reduces my hdlifetime?
[01:41] <overlordpuppy> Does it have a gnome notification thingy?
[01:41] <rubi> Jack_Sparrow, I see...would you be around in 3 hours?
[01:42] <_Mart_> soundray: found it, thx m8
[01:42] <bazhang> RxDx, of course not
[01:42] <squarebracket> overlordpuppy: could you be more specific?
[01:42] <Jack_Sparrow> rubi Nope
[01:42] <insta> is the source code the libcupssys2-dev?
[01:42] <synapse9856> Sylphid: Well now I can't ping anything on the network. My ifconfig hasnt changed, and iwconfig shows I am still connected to my AP.
[01:42] <soundray> insta: you may have to switch to the Main Server or another mirror
[01:42] <soundray> insta: no
[01:42] <RxDx> bazhang, i read in some blogs that ubuntu does much cicles on hd
[01:42] <pierre_> Hi, i am having trouble importing file in evolution (from thunderbird). When i do import:simgle file; Inbox (from .thunderbird) I dont see the "next" button, it is disabled, whats wrong?
[01:42] <synapse9856> Sylphid: Note I restarted the networking service.
[01:42] <rubi> Jack_Sparrow, i see...can you tell me what to do with the specs once i find them?
[01:42] <Dein> if i have multiple monitors, how can i set up so that when i maximize my vlc player it doesn't maximize to the primary display, but to the secondary?
[01:42] <overlordpuppy> squarebracket: The, uh, thing. The thing that's . . . nm. I'm having trouble thinking right now.
[01:42] <Sylphid> synapse9856, what do you get from route -n
[01:42] <bazhang> RxDx, from blogs? mmmkay.
[01:43] <squarebracket> overlordpuppy: you mean something in the tray you can use to adjust sound levels?
[01:43] <synapse9856> Sylphid: A few ips that don't exist on my network.
[01:43] <overlordpuppy> Yeah that.
[01:43] <cl0s_> insta: have you tried this? http://support-au.canon.com.au/EN/search?v%3aproject=ABS-EN&binning-state=model%3d%3dPIXMA%20MP520%0Amenu%3d%3dDownload%0Aos%3d%3dLinux&
[01:43] <jamus> overlordpuppy:  unix systems are very  good for old pcs so i think u shoudlnt have any problems
[01:43] <cl0s_> all the cannon linux drivers.. only for up to MP520 but people say it works for their 700
[01:43] <Jack_Sparrow> rubi Edit this with your specs... http://paste.ubuntu.com/29163/       then merge that info into your /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[01:43] <squarebracket> overlordpuppy, i think so.. one sec.
[01:43] <jamus> overlordpuppy:  unix based systems****
[01:44] <insta> cl0s_: I already know what i need to do I just need to get the cups sources to do it.
[01:44] <synapse9856> Sylphid: I added my gateway with route add default gw <IP_ADDRESS>, didnt't work
[01:44] <soundray> insta: did you get what I said?
[01:44] <Sylphid> synapse9856, you forgot the interface at the end
[01:44] <soundray> insta: switch to the Main Server or another mirror
[01:44] <insta> soundray: yes i switched to the main server
[01:44] <ani1> Hey i have a sound problem... Every once and  a while when i reboot i loose sound completely. I usually reinstall the alsa packages run sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart but this time its not working. If i run sudo /sbin/alsa force-reload i can get sound out of one ear but if i modify the sound slider at all the sound stops working. Any suggestions?
[01:44] <Jack_Sparrow> rubi you can try this if you want a quick fix..  sudo apt-get install nvidia-settings           go into settings and pick a generic lcd monitor and your res and hope for the best
[01:44] <soundray> insta: still no source?
[01:44] <rubi> Jack_Sparrow, mine is a Samsung - do i need to change the "generic " to samsung or does it not matter?
[01:44] <overlordpuppy> jamus: Wow. That was really random.
[01:44] <insta> soundray: nope
[01:45] <Jack_Sparrow> rubi leave it generic..
[01:45] <synapse9856> Sylphid: it assigned it to wlan0 automatically
[01:45] <Dfronius> Hi. Any of you good with Samba?
[01:45] <synapse9856> Sylphid: which is the correct card
[01:45] <insta> soundray: wait a min it just let me put a check mark in the sources...
[01:45] <rubi> Jack_Sparrow, thank you very much
[01:45] <Sylphid> synapse9856, anything in iptables -L
[01:45] <insta> soundray: reloading the repository now
[01:45] <Jack_Sparrow> rubi Best of luck.. I will stay for a few if you want to try the last option
[01:45] <Dfronius> no one?
[01:46] <insta> soundray: do you know what the package would be named?
[01:46] <Dfronius> what about another way to network with winxp system?
[01:46] <danfg> dfronius: i dance samba
[01:46] <soundray> insta: cupsys
[01:46] <Jack_Sparrow> !samba > Dfronius
[01:46] <overlordpuppy> squarebracket: I've got it installed now and qjackctl. Now what?
[01:47] <rubi> Jack_Sparrow, when i run it i get " You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver. Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server. "
[01:47] <synapse9856> Sylphid: chain input, forward, and output are all policy accept
[01:47] <insta> soundray: i see that package but i dont see the sources for it..
[01:47] <squarebracket> overlordpuppy, open jack control, under applications--> sound and video
[01:47] <Blaqlight> hmm rxvt-unicode seems to use a better font, but it seems that there are no menu or gui to it, am I missing something? or should I just read the man page.
[01:47] <rubi> Jack_Sparrow, i guess i have the answer there...
[01:47] <cl0s_> i have my home dir on a diff partion.. im about to reformat my main partion and re-install ubuntu... is it going to auto pick this up??
[01:47] <Jack_Sparrow> rubi so you must be stuck on vea / failsafe
[01:47] <squarebracket> overlordpuppy, then hit start.
[01:47] <Jack_Sparrow> vesa
[01:47] <cl0s_> i do commandline install by the way..
[01:47] <soundray> insta: close the Software Sources dialog, let it reload again if it wants to and do a 'apt-get source cupsys' in a terminal
[01:47] <Dfronius> danfg: sweet. Here's the issue. The Winxp system sees me on it's network places, but can't interact with my shares. I can't even see the XP box in my network places, or interact with the files via nautilus. I can how ever, see and interact with shares via terminal commands
[01:47] <jamus> overlordpuppy:  sorry i was refferingto rxdx -- does ubuntu reduces my hdlifetime?----
[01:47] <cl0s_> i kno how to partion it but not sure if i can reformat one part and itll mount the home as home again..
[01:48] <Sylphid> synapse9856, try sudo dhclient
[01:48] <Jack_Sparrow> rubi good luck, good night..  I'm back to lurking while I fix dinner.. Please play nice all.
[01:48] <insta> soundray: apt-get worked thanks
[01:48] <rubi> Jack_Sparrow, thanks
[01:48] <overlordpuppy> squarebracket: What's this thing do?
[01:48] <insta> soundray:  'cupsys' packaging is maintained in the 'Svn' version control system at
[01:48] <kiyiko> o, hai thur
[01:48] <synapse9856> Sylphid: That worked, but it bumped my wireless rate down to 11 Mb/s
[01:49] <budah> I'm having trouble playing video.  i tryed reinstalling all related packages. when i play video on any application the actual video is very dark, like the contrast is turned up or something
[01:49] <squarebracket> overlordpuppy, starts the jack server. now try opening audacity, edit--> preferences--> audio i/o and set the recording device to jack
[01:49] <Sylphid> synapse9856, did the signal level change?
[01:49] <kiyiko> few questions, first. do debs require internet to install, or is all the info right there?
[01:50] <Odd-rationale> kiyiko: if you have the .deb file. you can install it without the net.
[01:50] <kiyiko> kk
[01:50] <squarebracket> thinking about it, pulseaudio would probably be a better choice for you than jack. it's been a long day.
[01:50] <Ahadiel> kiyiko, Assuming you have all deps installed already
[01:50] <ani1> Afternoon folks i seem to be have a sound problem and wondering if anybody would mind helping with it. Every once and  a while when i reboot i loose sound completely. I usually reinstall the alsa packages run sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart but this time its not working. If i run sudo /sbin/alsa force-reload i can get sound out of one ear but if i modify the sound slider at all the sound stops working. I have been through the sound troubles
[01:50] <ani1> hooting, the link that ubottu provides, but none of the posts seem to fix the problem except the alsa force-reload which only works if i dont modify the volume. Any sugestions?
[01:50] <squarebracket> it integrates with the gnome tray thingy
[01:50] <synapse9856> Sylphid: Nope. Trying to raise the speed causes the connection to break again, it won't ping.
[01:50] <soundray> kiyiko: there are a few exceptions (msttcorefonts and flashplugin-nonfree come to mind)
[01:50] <Dfronius> danfg: neither of those websites have my problem/solution in them
[01:51] <jacob_> anybody has experience with rdesktop?
[01:51] <kiyiko> if i wanted to learn about programing, what language would you reccomend i begin with. i have SOME basic knowlage of many allready
[01:51] <guyzmo> still nobody aware on bluetooth flaws ?
[01:51] <overlordpuppy> squarebracket: It sounds even more screwed up now. . .
[01:51] <rockenrola1> jacob_: ask away
[01:51] <jacob_linux> n
[01:51] <budah>  Can someone help me? I'm having trouble playing video.  i tryed reinstalling all related packages. when i play video on any application the actual video is very dark, like the contrast is turned up or something.
[01:51] <squarebracket> overlordpuppy: oye :(
[01:51] <Jack_Sparrow> http://www.techmongrel.com/29/remote-desktop-ubuntu-710-from-windows/
[01:52] <jacob_linux> anybody has experience with rdesktop?
[01:52] <overlordpuppy> hmmm
[01:52] <overlordpuppy> Strange.
[01:52] <danfg> Dfronius: i meant i actually dance samba, it's a rythym and a dance too. bad joke, sorry i can't be any help
[01:52] <rockenrola1> jacob_linux: some. what's the problem?
[01:52] <edz> i hate how xchat puts the n=
[01:52] <edz> so gay++
[01:52] <Sylphid> synapse9856, is the connection solid at 11M?
[01:53] <Ahadiel> edz, It's a freenode thing actually
[01:53] <kiyiko> edz: have your tried using Mirc via wine?
[01:53] <jacob_linux> rockenrola1, thanks. I couldn't connect to my xp pro from next door (i have a router)
[01:53] <edz> im usuing mirc kiyiko on wine
[01:53] <edz> works perfect
[01:53] <amenado> jacob_linux-> as minimum can you ping ?
[01:53] <jacob_linux> rockenrola1, i have a connection with my home router
[01:53] <jacob_linux> amenado, i don't have much knowledge
[01:54] <edz> i'll let you guys know how steam works on wine in just a few hours ... still downloading..
[01:54] <jacob_linux> amenado, can you quickly do that?
[01:54] <synapse9856> Sylphid: Well I have used it for a week at 1 Mb/s, it was solid enough. It will not stay at 11 Mb/s though. It's down to 2 Mb/s now.
[01:54] <rockenrola1> jacob_linux: can you ping the xp machine?
[01:54] <jacob_linux> amenado, i mean "how to do that"
[01:54] <jacob_linux> rockenrola1, how?
[01:54] <amenado> jacob_linux-> ping xx.x.x.x  x being the ip address of the xp
[01:54] <synapse9856> Sylphid: The link quality has deteriorated to 61/100 from 70
[01:55] <rockenrola1> jacob_linux: as amenado said. do it in the terminal
[01:55] <ganesh> hai
[01:55] <kiyiko> what programming language owuld be most helpfull to learn?
[01:55] <Magno182002> hello anyone know any good bar/dock for ubuntu i ve tried kdock, but dont like it anyone know other?
[01:55]  * Swish is not a brown swish!
[01:55] <cl0s_> kiyiko: u should prob go to a diff room for that.. but if your starting to program for linux i would go with python..
[01:55] <cl0s_> maybe c..
[01:55] <cl0s_> with some gtk+ ..
[01:56] <bazhang> !awn | Magno182002
[01:56] <ganesh> which player can be used for playing dvd files ie for ( .vob)
[01:56] <kyncani> kiyiko: depends what you want to do
[01:56] <Sylphid> synapse9856, have you tried ndiswrapper?
[01:56] <bazhang> vlc ganesh
[01:56] <soundray> kiyiko: python would take you a long way
[01:56] <kitche> ganesh: almost any player
[01:56] <Rolaulten> Good evening everyone, I'm wondering if someone could help me out with a little wireless issue...as far as I can see/or as far as I understand, I have the drivers installed and running just dandy thanks to ndiswraper....However whenever I go  and try to log onto my home network nothing happens...to top it off I am looking at the routers UI from my laptop at the same time *shivers, vista* so...
[01:56] <Rolaulten> ...I think all of the slots are right...so...does anyone have any ideas?
[01:56] <kiyiko> kk, thanks
[01:56] <ganesh> ok does i want to download any codecs
[01:56] <Odd-rationale> kiyiko: you could try javascript and XUL..
[01:56] <overlordpuppy> hmmm
[01:56] <kyncani> Odd-rationale: ;)
[01:56] <overlordpuppy> Might be the mic
[01:56] <ani1> Afternoon folks i seem to be have a sound problem and wondering if anybody would mind helping with it. Every once and  a while when i reboot i loose sound completely. I usually reinstall the alsa packages run sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart but this time its not working. If i run sudo /sbin/alsa force-reload i can get sound out of one ear but if i modify the sound slider at all the sound stops working. I have been through the sound troubles
[01:56] <ani1> hooting, the link that ubottu provides, but none of the posts seem to fix the problem except the alsa force-reload which only works if i dont modify the volume. Any sugestions?
[01:56] <cl0s_> kiyiko: http://www.micahcarrick.com/12-24-2007/gtk-glade-tutorial-part-1.html
[01:57] <guyzmo> where shall I report bluetooth bug on ubuntu site ?
[01:57] <Magno182002> nice bar: Avant Window Navigator: but dont have too many effects, anyone know other?
[01:57] <bazhang> ganesh, ubuntu-restricted-extras
[01:57] <synapse9856> Sylphid: Fleetingly. It froze my system. I am thinking about trying it again though... Setting speed to 24M, everything works. I'd like faster though, naturally.
[01:57] <jacob_linux> rockenrola1, i see numbers just at the same as the original
[01:57] <soundray> !bugs | guyzmo
[01:57] <kyncani> Odd-rationale: ( it was a joke, right ? )
[01:57] <jacob_linux> rockenrola1, how can i gain control over my pc when someone else is using it
[01:57] <ganesh> when i update it shows an error dejavu-ttf what is that
[01:57] <jacob_linux> rockenrola1, windows xp machine
[01:57] <glitsj16> Magno182002: what effects are you expecting ?
[01:57] <AnimatedBox> Can someone please help me get gfxboot to work? Now I get "invalid file format" errors.
[01:58] <Odd-rationale> kyncani: no, of course not... XUL is almost as easy as html... :)
[01:58] <guyzmo> ubottu - when it's not something obvious ?
[01:58] <kiyiko> i allready know alot of javascript, visualbasic, and i rox the BASIC on meh TI-86, idk if it will help me much lol
[01:58] <guyzmo> err
[01:58] <guyzmo> soundray*
[01:58] <rockenrola1> jacob_linux: you can steal the session away. but that's not polite
[01:58] <Magno182002> glitsj16:  maybe near some in vids off demontration off compiz
[01:58] <|Source|> yo
[01:58] <soundray> guyzmo: why would that make a difference?
[01:59] <|Source|> ?
[01:59] <Sylphid> synapse9856, just curious what is the range to the AP?
[01:59] <kyncani> Odd-rationale: oh, right, it's just that I asked him it depended heavily on what he did want to do, and xul is somehow specific, but I guess it's all right
[01:59] <glitsj16> Magno182002: there's cairo-dock besides AWN
[01:59] <guyzmo> dunno, I'm asking, I don't know what's affected
[01:59] <jacob_linux> rockenrola1, the owner of the pc is mines
[01:59] <guyzmo> what's the difference between reporting a bug and asking a question ?
[01:59] <soundray> guyzmo: you don't have to report against a specific package
[01:59] <Magno182002> glitsj16:  ok ty i ll look for it ty vm
[01:59] <synapse9856> Sylphid: 2 stories. Had no problems before with ubuntu, though that was back around edgy.
[01:59] <jacob_linux> rockenrola1, my brother uses it to check his myspace though, while i use it for classwork
[02:00] <blario6> Jack_Sparrow: thanks again for the help earlier! finally figured it out
[02:00] <guyzmo> ok
[02:00] <bazhang> Magno182002, as far as dock animation, awn is at or near the top; you may try more compiz effects if that is what you are looking for-->help in #compiz-fusion
[02:00] <soundray> guyzmo: you should be pretty sure that a package needs changing if you report a bug
[02:00] <guyzmo> well I don't know
[02:00] <Sylphid> synapse9856, with fw-cutter?
[02:00] <ColdFyre> http://ralree.com/images/MacPCLinuxTruth.jpg
[02:00] <guyzmo> all worked when I was running feisty
[02:00] <guyzmo> and it's broken with hardy heron
[02:00] <Magno182002> bazhang:  ty i ll look now
[02:00] <jerrymay> anyone know what  ia32-libs does?
[02:00] <rockenrola1> jacob_linux: ok. but what seems to be the exact problem? can you ping the machine. can you connect to the machine using rdesktop?
[02:00] <bazhang> ColdFyre, you have a question with that? if not do not paste random things here
[02:00] <synapse9856> Sylphid: I think it was ndiswrapper.
[02:00] <bizthepirate> Hey, how can I get gEdit to open files as read and write on a FTP connection, and not as Read Only.
[02:01] <edz> heh.
[02:01] <jerrymay> i'm trying to get maple 11 to work on 64bit does  ia32-libs help?
[02:01] <edz> jacob, do you have samba?
[02:01] <jacob_linux> rockenrola1, i am able to use it, but i'm in summer school and i need to acess my data, but i can't get in with my brother in myspace,
[02:01] <glitsj16> bizthepirate: look at http://www.micahcarrick.com/09-29-2007/gedit-html-editor.html, it has it all nicely written down :)
[02:02] <soundray> jerrymay: probably, if you can't get a native 64bit version
[02:02] <jacob_linux> rockenrola1, i'm a student preparing to go to college
[02:02] <Blaqlight> jerrymay: no. the number 32 implies 32 bit.
[02:02] <bizthepirate> soundray: heh, thanks/
[02:02] <synapse9856> Sylphid: I had an ndiswrapper working on it last week, but it would not connect to wireless for the life of it. It didn't show any APs.
[02:02] <jacob_linux> rockenrola1, cuny college :)
[02:03] <Blaqlight> jerrymay: course it could be backwards compatible too, as soundray said.
[02:03] <jacob_linux> rockenrola1, :(
[02:03] <jacob_linux> rockenrola1, I  guess i'll work something out
[02:03] <soundray> !info ia32-libs
[02:03] <jacob_linux> rockenrola1, :(
[02:03] <Amun> ok. i used nvidia-settings to increase resolution to 1600x1200 (which I know my monitor can handle) on my Geforce FX 5950 Ultra. GDM's resolution makes it so I can barely see the login/password boxes, and when I re-login to ubuntu, my resolution is defaulted back to 800x600. how can i fix this?
[02:04] <edz> jacob: slap your brother in the face, kick him off his own machine, then access your data.
[02:04] <jerrymay> maple 11 is a 32 bit program
[02:04] <edz> :)
[02:04] <davemcnamara> I'm hoping for a bit of help- I'm online with my Leopard partition and I'd like to update to the prerelease MadWifi drivers in Ubuntu but I don't have any way to get online there.
[02:04] <rockenrola1> jacob_linux: pacience!! when you login to the xp machine, does it display a warning saying that someone is using the pc?
[02:04] <St-Lemur> Hi, I recently upgraded to Hardy from Gutsy. Lately Firefox has been exhibiting a behavior where it loses sound and I have to kill it; when I re-start it it shows up in top but does not launch a window. Restarting X does not fix this.
[02:04] <davemcnamara> There's a FAT32 partition, too if it means anything.
[02:04] <bizthepirate> glitsj16: sorry, thanks to you.. my vision or add is bad :-/
[02:05] <St-Lemur> Also, I have no sound in other programs. Is the process pulseaudio supposed to be hanging around?
[02:05] <kyncani> davemcnamara: update some packages to prerelease ? how about installing intrepid current alpha ?
[02:05] <glitsj16> bizthepirate: no worries, ubuntu has accesibility support :p
[02:05] <bizthepirate> glitsj16: for add?
[02:05] <jacob_linux> rockenrola1, ...
[02:05] <jacob_linux> rockenrola1, ...
[02:05] <glitsj16> bizthepirate: there'a a add helper plugin in compiz yes
[02:06] <Blaqlight> St-Lemur: are you using OSS or ALSA for sound?
[02:06] <rockenrola1> jacob_linux: pacience. I asked you a question
[02:06] <bizthepirate> glitsj16: no way.... lol.
[02:06] <oc80z> hey where is the entire log from when i boot
[02:06] <soundray> jerrymay: the ia32-libs will probably enable you to run it. You may have to call it with linux32 to set up the environment properly
[02:06] <rockenrola1> jacob_linux: does the cp machine displays a warning if someone is using the pc?
[02:06] <jacob_linux> rockenrola1, "the user "" is currently logged on  to this computer. If you continue, JF has to disconnect from this computer
[02:06] <oc80z> i am looking to fix the was my notebook resumes/hibernates.. its not working
[02:06] <St-Lemur> Blaqlight: ALSA. When I was running ALSA under Gutsy I had a similar problem for a while but resolved it, but I forget how. I haven't changed any sound settings by hand since upgrading.
[02:06] <glitsj16> bizthepirate: yup, using it myself to darken some windows, works great
[02:06] <jacob_linux> rockenrola1, yes
[02:07] <synapse9856> Sylphid: Well, thanks for your help. Im going to mess around with ndiswrapper on it, see if it clears things up.
[02:07] <Dfronius> oc80z: do you have keytouch installed?
[02:07] <ani1> 1> Afternoon folks i seem to be have a sound problem and wondering if anybody would mind helping with it. Every once and  a while when i reboot i loose sound completely. I usually reinstall the alsa packages run sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart but this time its not working. If i run sudo /sbin/alsa force-reload i can get sound out of one ear but if i modify the sound slider at all the sound stops working. I have been through the sound troub
[02:07] <ani1> les
 hooting, the link that ubottu provides, but none of the posts seem to fix the problem except the alsa force-reload which only works if i dont modify the volume. Any sugestions?
[02:07] <mistform> hey, can someone help me out with this? I'm trying to install abraca. I tried sudo apt-get, but the program isn't working. then I downloaded the .3 from their website and I get the following errors when I try to build
[02:07] <mistform> http://paste.ubuntu.com/29164/
[02:07] <rockenrola1> jacob_linux: what options does it give you?
[02:07] <joshua__> does anyone know anything about visual effects in ubuntu?
[02:07] <Blaqlight> St-Lemur: pulseaudio mysteriously showed up on everyone's machines after upgrading to hardy.
[02:08] <jacob_linux> rockenrola1, " "" is currently logged on this compute, and did not allow you to connect
[02:08] <St-Lemur> Blaqlight: Kill it?
[02:08] <Daisuke_Ido> err
[02:08] <macd> Blaqlight, it was pretty intentional ;)
[02:08] <Daisuke_Ido> Blaqlight: "mysteriously" is probably not the right term, as it was planned for
[02:08] <edz> would you guys say that firefox is the best browser for linux?
[02:08] <Dfronius> Any of you savy with Samba?
[02:08] <glitsj16> St-Lemur: or configure it and use it ;)
[02:08] <Blaqlight> macd: I know, but it also seems to be a problem for some people's sound.
[02:08] <rockenrola1> jacob_linux: well you can't do anything about that. your brother has to allow you to log in
[02:08] <edz> samba is easy
[02:08] <macd> Dfronius, pertaining to?
[02:08] <jacob_linux> rockenrola1, mmm, it seems that my brother has been declining the question
[02:09] <macd> !samba > Dfronius see the provate message from ubotu
[02:09] <rockenrola1> jacob_linux: exactly? talk to him
[02:09] <Sylphid> synapse9856, you may want to try the drivers from openwrt.net
[02:09] <Odd-rationale> edz: it is probably the best browser for any platform... :)
[02:09] <jacob_linux> rockenrola1, ok thank you VM!
[02:09] <rockenrola1> jacob_linux: sorry. without question mark
[02:09] <Odd-rationale> but best is subjective...
[02:09] <edz> yaaa.
[02:09] <Dfronius> I can see my ubuntu box on the xp machine, but I can't interact or see the shares, and I can't see the xp box in my nautilus network places, but I can see and interact with the shares via terminal
[02:09] <macd> edz, with the exception of flash handling ff is pretty decent
[02:09] <soundray> edz: real men telnet to port 80
[02:09] <Chad> Hey guys
[02:09] <Chad> i resized my partition
[02:10] <edz> hahaha soundray
[02:10] <Dfronius> macd: I already looked through those pages, and nothing there partains to my isue
[02:10] <edz> why not just lynx
[02:10] <edz> same thing.
[02:10] <macd> soundray, dont forget the curl+netcat warriors ;P
[02:10] <Chad> My windows partition is now 100 gb and i got 60gb not in a partition
[02:10] <amenado> jacob_linux-> take care of your brother's girlfriend, what willget him off the pc soonest
[02:10] <Kattman> Dfronius: try the machines Ipaddress
[02:10] <amenado> that*
[02:10] <Kattman> ipaddress
[02:10] <St-Lemur> Blaqlight: Hm, I'm having trouble switching between windows as well. Window pops to front but the contents is blank
[02:10] <macd> Dfronius, sometimes making the ubuntu box the WINS server helps resolve that
[02:10] <jacob_linux> amenado ok
[02:10] <Chad> When I'm installing ubuntu, specifically when I'm in the manual partition setup, what setting should i use?
[02:10] <davemcnamara> kyncani suggested that to update  my MadWifi drivers to prerelease from os x I "update some packages to prerelease".  How can I do this?
[02:10] <Dfronius> Kattman: I tried that too. smb:/// doesn't connect
[02:11] <Dfronius> macd: how do I do that?
[02:11] <AnimatedBox> does anyone know how to get gfxboot to work?
[02:11] <Kattman> smb:// ip address
[02:11] <jacob_linux> amenado i wish i can find a way to cutt him off as an administrator
[02:11] <chupy> someone speak spansih?
[02:11] <Odd-rationale> !es
[02:11] <Kattman> two many /'s
[02:11] <Chad> I have 60 gb that i want to make my ubuntu partition but what format should i make it as, and how should i mount it?
[02:11] <edz> yo hablo espanol boquito
[02:11] <macd> Dfronius, in windows youll need to goto network config, and find the tab for advanced tcp/netbios and enable netbios over tcp, and make the ubuntu box the WINS server
[02:12] <Odd-rationale> Chad: ext3 is reccomened
[02:12] <edz> ext3
[02:12] <__yy_> Chad: the defaults should work fine for you
[02:12] <Blaqlight> St-Lemur: empty windows?
[02:12] <Odd-rationale> Chad: mount as / (root)
[02:12] <kyncani> davemcnamara: wait, by prerelease, you do mean that you don't want madwifi drivers already available in hardy but want something newer, right ?
[02:12] <Chad> Odd-rationale:  also i'm dual booting windows and ubuntu
[02:12] <St-Lemur> Blaqlight: Yes. And apparently I can't switch to a terminal with ctrl-alt-f1 either
[02:12] <macd> Chad, the only thing I would change is making /home a seperate partition using about 60% of your disk.
[02:13] <Odd-rationale> Chad: the ubuntu installer should detect your windows parttion and make an grub entry for it...
[02:13] <Blaqlight> St-Lemur: since all this has been happening have you upgraded or something?
[02:13] <davemcnamara> kyncani: I want the ones that will make my atheros apple airport work.
[02:13] <leftyfb> Has anyone here used sshguard? I can run it manually to stderr as sudo, but adding it to syslog is giving me nothing. I THINK it's a problem with permissions, but i've already tried chowning  sshguard to syslog and it still gave me nothing. Nothing in messages or syslog about sshguard at all.
[02:13] <St-Lemur> Blaqlight: It started happening after I upgraded, which was a few days ago
[02:13] <jacob_linux> amenado http://<IP_ADDRESS>/search?q=cache:oAhXy0VNB0MJ:www.golod.com/2005/10/enabling-multiple-remote-desktop-sessions-in-windows-xp-professional-and-media-center-edition-2005/+session+xp+remote+linux&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=7&gl=us&client=firefox-a
[02:13] <Chad> Well it sees my windows partition
[02:13] <Sylphid> synapse9856, this may help https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx/Feisty_No-Fluff#head-bc33832c0547766a33c3a84f13f971ca757b2851
[02:13] <kyncani> davemcnamara: and the ones in hardy don't work, right ?
[02:13] <soundray> AnimatedBox: have you had a look at /usr/share/doc/gfxboot/gfxboot.html ?
[02:13] <Blaqlight> St-Lemur: have you full rebooted the computer since them?
[02:13] <Chad> so i then go into manual then i click on free space then new partition
[02:13] <Chad> right?
[02:13] <Blaqlight> then*
[02:14] <Chad> currently my windows partition is 100 gb while the free space is 60 gb
[02:14] <St-Lemur> Blaqlight: Yes. A reboot resolves the problems temporarily but they recur. Restarting X doesn't.
[02:14] <Odd-rationale> Chad: correct.
[02:14] <AnimatedBox> soundray: no. Didn't even think they had documentation about it
[02:14] <amenado> jacob_linux-> you have to be logged on it before you can modify things to allow as second remote logon
[02:14] <AnimatedBox> soundray: checking that out
[02:14] <__yy_> Chad: there's an option to "use all available free space" ... why don't you use that?
[02:14] <davemcnamara> Kyncani: whatever came with the latest release doesn't seem to.  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBookPro#Wireless tells me how if I could connect from Ubunto already
[02:14] <insta> soundray: thanks for the help my printer now works over the network.
[02:14] <Chad> and my mount point should be?
[02:14] <kyncani> davemcnamara: if that's so, then you could the latest ubuntu's intrepid alpha and see from the livecd if it works or not. If it does not and there is no howto of some such on the web, then you're outta luck.
[02:14] <Chad> Boot?
[02:14] <Odd-rationale> Chad: /
[02:15] <soundray> !yay | insta
[02:15] <Magno182002> hey good night, hum has any fix to sound in more than one apps. example if i use audacity, any other player off music n video dont has sound, anyone has any tip i ve tried sound server but doesn't work;
[02:15] <kyncani> davemcnamara: (checking your link)
[02:15] <insta> soundray: it was a cannon mx700 I need to compile support for its network protocal
[02:15] <davemcnamara> Kyncani: Okay, thank you.
[02:15] <Rolaulten> Good evening, Seems like I am having some strange wireless issues with my Ubuntu install...best I can see I have the drivers loaded, however it does not seem like any packets are being sent from my PC to the router....and yet I know the network is running because I am able to read this IRC on a different PC
[02:15] <Chad> Odd-rationale: my mount point should be /
[02:15] <jacob_linux> amenado are you sure? take another look. IDK
[02:15] <insta> is there any way i can get this in to a package for the repositories?
[02:15] <bazhang> Magno182002, audacity the editor? or do you mean audacious
[02:15] <soundray> insta: I have a Canon -- will never get another
[02:15] <Odd-rationale> Chad: correct.
[02:16] <insta> soundray: it works perfect now
[02:16] <amenado> Jacob_linux yep am very sure
[02:16] <Magno182002> audacity too other app has same prob iff i use flash video no other app ll has sound
[02:16] <soundray> insta: it's worth filing a bug report
[02:16] <__yy_> Rolaulten: can you ping the not working box from the pc you're on now?
[02:16] <Chad> Odd-rationale: and this will still allow me to be able to boot windows from the windows partition when i want, right?
[02:16] <joshua__> can someone help me please
[02:16] <Blaqlight> !ask
[02:16] <bazhang> joshua__, with compiz?
[02:16] <joshua__> i enabled visual effects on gnome and now i cant move windows around or close them
[02:16] <soundray> !bugs > insta
[02:16] <joshua__> yes
[02:17] <bazhang> #compiz-fusion joshua__
[02:17] <Odd-rationale> Chad: yes. ubuntu should detect the windows partition.
[02:17] <St-Lemur> Blaqlight: In fact, I'm going to have to reboot now, as I can't get up a terminal window. BIAM.
[02:17] <Odd-rationale> Chad: make sure that you set the windows partition to not be formatted...
[02:17] <Chad> Odd-rationale: ok well here i go O_O wish me luck
[02:17] <Rolaulten> _yy_: no, I do not know its network IP...
[02:17] <soundray> joshua__: try Alt-F2 metacity --replace
[02:18] <_TRJkiller_> hi
[02:18] <Chad> Odd-rationale: actually one more question. what should my location for my new partition be, beggining or end?
[02:18] <Magno182002> bazhang: sorry iff u dont see this is here "audacity too other app has same prob iff i use flash video no other app ll has sound"
[02:18] <joshua__> where? in console?
[02:18] <soundray> joshua__: Alt-F2
[02:18] <Odd-rationale> Chad: biggining.
[02:18] <__yy_> Rolaulten: run ifconfig on the unworking machine and check its ip then.
[02:18] <Chad> Odd-rationale: ok thanks
[02:18] <soundray> joshua__: or in terminal if you prefer
[02:18] <joshua__> what do i type in terminal?
[02:18] <AnimatedBox> hm. What's the command to see what device my OS is installed on?
[02:19] <Rolaulten> _yy_: will do, seems like I cant even load terminal up...let me just reboot this box real fast...
[02:19] <joshua__> the alt f2 doens twork
[02:19] <Moonlight_Shadow> Can I install windows + backtrack + ubuntu   dual boot ?
[02:19] <soundray> joshua__: metacity --replace
[02:19] <Moonlight_Shadow> on the same PC
[02:19] <__yy_> Rolaulten: can't open a terminal? That bodes worse than network problems...
[02:19] <rockenrola1> AnimatedBox: try df -h
[02:19] <joshua__> that worked thanks
[02:19] <Chad> Odd-rationale: it gave me a message saying i should select a partition as swap space, how do i do that, and why do i need to do that?
[02:19] <joshua__> what does that mean?
[02:19] <Rolaulten> _yy_: Yea...lets see if that goes away with a reboot
[02:19] <guyzmo> dammit
[02:20] <Odd-rationale> Chad: do you have more free space?
[02:20] <guyzmo> it's now asking me a PIN to pair with my mouse -_-
[02:20] <bazhang> joshua__, you just shut off compiz
[02:20] <soundray> joshua__: it disables compiz by replacing it with metacity (the non-effect window manager)
[02:20] <Chad> Odd-rationale: no i just used the entire thing for the partition
[02:20] <soundray> Moonlight_Shadow: backtrack?
[02:20] <_TRJkiller_> Hello
[02:20] <Odd-rationale> Chad: ok. go back and make it a bit smaller...
[02:20] <tyler__> how do i view usb ports?? in ubuntu???
[02:20] <joshua__> why doesnt compiz work though?
[02:20] <Moonlight_Shadow> yes soundray
[02:20] <Odd-rationale> Chad: how much ram do you have?
[02:20] <glitsj16> Magno182002: it is a bit of a read, but http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4928900 and http://www.pulseaudio.org/wiki/PerfectSetup have solutions for both issues (install the libportaudio2 for audacity and do the other pulseaudio configurations)
[02:20] <joshua__> cant i have compiz and also this?
[02:20] <soundray> Moonlight_Shadow: what is it?
[02:21] <Chad> Odd-rationale: 1 gig, so like leave 5 gigs of free space?
[02:21] <Odd-rationale> Chad: 2 gb will be sufficient.
[02:21] <Moonlight_Shadow> soundray  http://www.remote-exploit.org/backtrack.html
[02:21] <Moonlight_Shadow> !!
[02:21] <Odd-rationale> Chad: generally, swap == 2*ram
[02:21] <St-Lemur> re.
[02:21] <Chad> Odd-rationale: ok and with that 2 gb should i create another partition?
[02:21] <rockenrola1> tyler__: try in the terminal lsusb
[02:21] <soundray> joshua__: try compiz --replace -- maybe restarting fixes the problem
[02:21] <Odd-rationale> Chad: yes. select use as swap.
[02:21] <Odd-rationale> Chad: for the partition type
[02:22] <Cybergeek|Vista> hi,
[02:22] <soundray> Moonlight_Shadow: so you want to triple-boot?
[02:22] <bobertdos> _TRJkiller_, if you have a question, just ask. Don't wait for people to respond.
[02:22] <_TRJkiller_> Can someone say me what are Ubunto?
[02:22] <Cybergeek|Vista> i judst setup ubuntu
[02:22] <Odd-rationale> !ubuntu | tranqy
[02:22] <Cybergeek|Vista> on my computer
[02:22] <joshua__> nope
[02:22] <Moonlight_Shadow> yes soundray
[02:22] <Magno182002> glitsj16:  i ve tried other day the pulse but isn't works i ll try with ur tuto today ty
[02:22] <Odd-rationale> whoops
[02:22] <Cybergeek|Vista> now  i need a wifi on it
[02:22] <Cybergeek|Vista> usb wifi adapter
[02:22] <Odd-rationale> !ubuntu | _TRJkiller_
[02:22] <_TRJkiller_> I come from pennergame and have the this channel^^
[02:22] <Moonlight_Shadow> Moonlight_Shadow Grub will detect Win+backtrack+ubuntu automaticelly ?
[02:23] <Moonlight_Shadow> soundray
[02:23] <tyler__> rockenrola1: thank you
[02:23] <Odd-rationale> Chad: got that?
[02:23] <_TRJkiller_> Rahnks ubottu
[02:23] <Cybergeek|Vista> now  i need a wifi on it
[02:23] <Cybergeek|Vista> usb wifi adapter
[02:23] <soundray> Moonlight_Shadow: it can be done. Best to install Ubuntu last, as its boot manager will likely make all three accessible
[02:23] <_TRJkiller_> ThanKS*
[02:23] <Cybergeek|Vista> any ideas?
[02:23] <Odd-rationale> !thanks | _TRJkiller_
[02:23] <Chad> Odd-rationale: ok i just remade my free space into a partition now there is a tiny bit over 2 gigs of free space, I am now ready to make that a swap area partition, correct?
[02:23] <Odd-rationale> Chad: yes
[02:23] <glitsj16> Magno182002: take the ubuntu forum guide as a starting point, the pulseaudio wiki has a few extra tips for specific sound apps and gives you a general idea on how it all ties together
[02:23] <bobertdos> !wireless | Cybergeek|Vista
[02:23] <Cybergeek|Vista> ty :)
[02:24] <edz> anyone know how to install audio codecs / video codecs in new ubuntu?
[02:24] <Odd-rationale> edz: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[02:24] <Cybergeek|Vista> ummm
[02:24] <bobertdos> !restricted | edz
[02:24] <Cybergeek|Vista> its an adapert
[02:24] <Cybergeek|Vista> addapter
[02:24] <Moonlight_Shadow> oky soundray
[02:24] <Moonlight_Shadow> thanks
[02:24] <ethana2> i'm having some trouble getting flash 10 working, and nobody on ##flash is saying anything
[02:24] <Cybergeek|Vista> usb
[02:24] <ethana2> i can't get any sound out of it
[02:24] <soundray> Moonlight_Shadow: take care when partitioning. It's best to have the first partition as a primary for Windows. Make the other ones logical partitions.
[02:24] <Chad> Odd-rationale: what mount point do i make my swap area partition?
[02:25] <AnimatedBox> rockenrola1: thanks
[02:25] <AnimatedBox> soundray: no luck. Any other ideas?
[02:25] <bobertdos> ethana2, are you running 32 or 64-bit?
[02:25] <ethana2> 32
[02:25] <Odd-rationale> Chad: don't select a mount point. for partition type, select use as swap
[02:25] <bobertdos> ethana2: Alright, and you've installed version 10 beta 2?
[02:26] <Rolaulten> _yy_: Ok, got it up, and not its just takeing forever to login to my wireless network...had to do a cold boot cause  the shutdown gui did not load
[02:26] <ethana2> yes, i think so
[02:26] <Chad> Odd-rationale: ok so i have the partition type set as swap area and the mount point set and blank, also should it be beginning or end?
[02:26] <Odd-rationale> Chad: beggining
[02:26] <troythetechguy_> I'm still fighting with my display on a new install of 8.04.  I installed Envy and Envy installed the correct driver for my video card (Nvidia GeForce 6100).  I then ran Nvidia-settings and adjusted my refresh rate to 60 HZ (15" LCD), but the screen still appears really bright, and adjusting the brightness does not make much of a difference.  Ideas?  Suggestions?
[02:26] <bobertdos> ethana2: Let's make sure. Go into Firefox and type about:plugins
[02:26] <Moonlight_Shadow> soundray I have already installed Win on the fisrt partition (hda1) and BT on hda7
[02:26] <Chad> Odd-rationale: how about primary or logical?
[02:26] <ethana2> k
[02:26] <Odd-rationale> Chad: logical
[02:26] <ethana2> Shockwave Flash File name:  libflashplayer.so Shockwave Flash 10.0.0 d525
[02:27] <soundray> Moonlight_Shadow: have you still got space?
[02:27] <Chad> Odd-rationale: but my linux partition should be primary right?
[02:27] <Odd-rationale> Chad: yes
[02:27] <soundray> Chad: doesn't matter
[02:27] <bobertdos> ethana2: Does sound work with other programs?
[02:28] <histo> test
[02:28] <Rolaulten> _yy_: scrap that, its not even loging onto my network at all now
[02:28] <soundray> histo: failed
[02:28] <Odd-rationale> Chad: also, make sure you turn on the boot flag for the / partition
[02:28] <Chad> Odd-rationale: boot flag?
[02:28] <ethana2> bobertdos: yes
[02:28] <ethana2> bobertdos: everything but skype ;)
[02:28] <Chad> Odd-rationale: whats that and how do i turn it on?
[02:28] <Moonlight_Shadow> soundray : how mush I must have to install Ubuntu ?
[02:29] <bizthepirate> So I just installed the Hardy 8.04.1, as a brand new install... is there any reason my mouse is being over sensitive, and how can I correct it?
[02:29] <Odd-rationale> Chad: on the setting for the / partiton look for a boot flag settings...
[02:29] <bobertdos> ethana2: alright.........Did you just use the installer to do it?
[02:29] <Cybergeek|Vista> i just installed hardy and i need to use wifi through a USB adapter
[02:29] <Cybergeek|Vista> any ideas?
[02:29] <ethana2> bobertdos: yes
[02:29] <soundray> Moonlight_Shadow: 2GB minimum, plus swap. Give it 8GB if you can
[02:30] <bobertdos> ethana2: and firefox was in /usr/lib/firefox-3.0? (or something similar)
[02:30] <soundray> !wifi > Cybergeek|Vista
[02:30] <ethana2> i'll check
[02:30] <Cybergeek|Vista> ok
[02:30] <Cybergeek|Vista> ummm
[02:30] <Cybergeek|Vista> its Dynex
[02:30] <gfunk> greetings all
[02:30] <Cybergeek|Vista> :x
[02:31] <ethana2> yes, firefox is in /usr/lib/firefox-3.0
[02:31] <Moonlight_Shadow> soundray   4GB  I can ?
[02:31] <bobertdos> alright..........Are you using OSS or Alsa for audio?
[02:31] <ethana2> pulseaudio
[02:31] <ethana2> via alsa
[02:31] <soundray> Moonlight_Shadow: you won't have much room to play, but it'll fit
[02:32] <bobertdos> hmm.............
[02:32] <gfunk> If i may jump in with a question for a moment.. what is a good resource for getting drivers for my HP laptop on ubuntu?
[02:32] <bobertdos> ethana2: Do you have any other versions of flash or gnash installed?
[02:32] <ethana2> i think i removed them
[02:33] <jpastore> is this the right place to ask about java not working properly in firefox 3 on hardy 64bit?
[02:33] <creepshow> .
[02:33] <soundray> gfunk: Ubuntu should come with everything you need.
[02:33] <bobertdos> ethana2: You might want to look in about:plugins again just to be sure.
[02:33] <ethana2> k
[02:33] <ethana2> wait, what the
[02:33] <ethana2> futuresplash player?
[02:34] <kevinO> why do i have to adjust my monitor every time i get to login, or desktop? its like i keep going in cicles. hardy installed with a weird resolution 1280x768, i changed my desktop resolution back to 1024x768, but the login i think is still 1280x768
[02:34] <ethana2> application/x-shockwave-flash Shockwave Flash swf Yes   application/futuresplash FutureSplash Player spl Yes
[02:34] <Chad> Odd-rationale, sorry but i cannot find the option for the / mount point, am i in the right place, I'm in the manual partition window in the ubuntu installer
[02:34] <keta> how do open the GUI version of gconftool
[02:34] <Odd-rationale> Chad: well, it shoulc be on by default... iirc...
[02:34] <atomkmngz> anyone here, fairly savy with Ip route 2 and lartc techniques in general?
[02:34] <ethana2> gconf-editor
[02:34] <soundray> kevinO: configure it with 'gksudo displayconfig-gtk'
[02:34] <Odd-rationale> Chad: i'll be right back
[02:35] <Moonlight_Shadow> oky thanks soundray
[02:35] <Chad> Odd-rationale, oh ok so I should be ready to install then, oh ok i'll wait
[02:35] <ethana2> has anyone here like, reverted from PA to alsa?
[02:35] <keta> ty ethana2
[02:35] <ethana2> keta: np
[02:36] <will00> i set up a server using gproftpd, and locally i can download files at 2+ mb/s but when i use other networks, it slows to only a few dozen kb a second. is this an internet connection issue or is this a problem with my server config?
[02:37] <gfunk> im not finding drivers for my wireless and video, and I do not know where to look for them.
[02:38] <remu> hey guys, does anyone have an ETA on when emesene 1.0.1 will be made available in the repos?
[02:38] <kevinO> soundray, i used that and did a test, it went to an X window with a dialogue box asking if i wanted to accept, no right?
[02:38] <glitsj16> ethana2: you might want to look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4928900 .. part A in particular on how to (check/setup) your pulseaudio configuration .. works fine here (with the same flash 10 beta 2)
[02:38] <soundray> gfunk: for video, check System-Administration-Hardware Drivers. For wireless, check out the factoid
[02:38] <soundray> !wifi > gfunk
[02:39] <ethana2> thanks
[02:39] <Odd-rationale> Chad: ok i'm back...
[02:39] <rockenrola1> will00: probably a internet thing
[02:39] <soundray> kevinO: if it worked, then accept of course
[02:39] <will00> rockenrola1, would nat help at all?
[02:40] <Chad> Odd-rationale: ok so you said i need to change some type of boot option on my / mount point partition, I don't understand how to change this option, I'm currently in the manual partition setup window of the ubuntu installer.
[02:40] <kevinO> soundray, but its an X window, all grey  with the bleck crosshatches
[02:40] <gfunk> thanks soundray
[02:40] <rockenrola1> will00: yes. explore that
[02:40] <Odd-rationale> Chad: it shoucl be default. i just wanted to double check. if you cannont find it. just continue.
[02:41] <will00> rockenrola1 ok thanks
[02:41] <soundray> kevinO: did you start it from a console?
[02:41] <Chad> Odd-rationale: ok well i guees i'll go to the next step of the install
[02:42] <kevinO> soundray, yes
[02:43] <soundray> kevinO: do you get a dialog for configuring your monitor?
[02:43] <Chad> Odd-rationale: It's now installing on the system, I really appreciate all your help, sorry for all the questions, i just wanted to get it right the first time.
[02:44] <Odd-rationale> Chad: np
[02:44] <marcu1> i am having issues getting a kvm switch to work with ubuntu
[02:44] <kevinO> soundray, yes, then i select the resolution.. which is already set right, then click test... the screen flickers, the ubuntu theme dissapears, there is a greyish black background, with a dialogue box asking to accept or cancel.
[02:45] <soundray> kevinO: then accept
[02:45] <kevinO> soundray, iirc the last time i did a test, it showed the ubuntu desktop in the new resolution and then i co'uld accept
[02:45] <kevinO> soundray, so to me this seems like bad settings
[02:46] <soundray> kevinO: if you started from a text console, it cannot show you the gnome desktop. It's safe to accept the settings -- you can always call the program again
[02:46] <ethana2> thanks, glitsj16
[02:46] <kevinO> soundray, and the mouse turns into a big black X
[02:47] <soundray> kevinO: that's fine
[02:47] <soundray> kevinO: that's the default cursor in the absence of a window manager
[02:47] <marcu1> can anyone help me get my kvm switch working with ubuntu?
[02:48] <l1f7s0s9> wutsup
[02:49] <kevinO> soundray the login screen is still the wrong resolution
[02:49] <l1f7s0s9> kakalake
[02:49] <soundray> kevinO: then you haven't picked the right one in the dialog, or you haven't saved the settings properly
[02:50] <Anowarul-Kabir> windows is the best
[02:50] <Anowarul-Kabir> OS
[02:50] <marcu1> fraid not
[02:50] <l1f7s0s9> haha fuck you
[02:50] <mjponce> sado!
[02:50] <l1f7s0s9> linux is the best;)
[02:50] <heavy27> join/  ubuntu-es
[02:50] <soundray> l1f7s0s9: please use professional language here, and don't feed trolls
[02:50] <l1f7s0s9> ok:D
[02:50] <l1f7s0s9> who know another
[02:51] <l1f7s0s9> channel of linux?
[02:51] <Anowarul-Kabir> let me tell you why windows is better
[02:51] <Anowarul-Kabir> windows helps you make money
[02:51] <Moonlight_Shadow> soundray am I obliged to make a swap partition ?
[02:51] <Anowarul-Kabir> linux doesn't
[02:51] <soundray> Anowarul-Kabir: this is a support channel. You're welcome to discuss this in #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:51] <mjponce> please stop trolling
[02:51] <soundray> Moonlight_Shadow: no. It's safer, but not strictly necessary
[02:52] <Moonlight_Shadow> oky
[02:52] <kevinO> soundray someone sent me to a link earlier to fix the screen resolution and i ran the commands to have it autodetect the monitor again. since then the login screen and desktop have had different rez'z
[02:53] <marcu1> can anyone help me with a kvm issue?
[02:53] <Jack_Sparrow> marcu1 kvm switch should work without issue other than the wheel on your mouse
[02:53] <genii> Jack_Sparrow: Damn. I was waiting in -offtopic to debate him... and other also I imagine
[02:53] <genii> *others
[02:53] <PoopinClumpin> anyone can tell me why my audio and video are always out of sync when playing back 720p .mkv with ubuntu? it works fine in XP
[02:53] <marcu1> i get no keyboard or mouse, im using a raritan switchman usb
[02:54] <bobertdos> PoopinClumpin: The problem is probably a combination of the player and codecs being used.
[02:54] <PoopinClumpin> i'm just using ffdshow and several different players
[02:54] <PoopinClumpin> always same problems
[02:54] <Jack_Sparrow> genii He can still join ot
[02:55] <Jack_Sparrow> marcu1 All of mine work, but none are usb.
[02:55] <bobertdos> PoopinClumpin: I personally find either VLC, or Totem-xine (using the xine libraries of course) to be more reliable.
[02:56] <PoopinClumpin> i'll give VLC a try then
[02:56] <oc80z> is /lib/modules/2.6,24-powerpc/volitilememory <--- is that my swap in ubuntu?
[02:56] <oc80z> VLC is for the win.
[02:56] <kevinO> soundray, i save those options over and over again and it does not change the login resolution
[02:56] <genii> oc80z: No
[02:56] <xtknight> oc80z, your swap files are listed in the "/proc/swaps" file.  "cat /proc/swaps"
[02:56] <oc80z> Yikes
[02:57] <oc80z> Thanks xtknight
[02:57] <oc80z> I am trying to suspend my ibook g4 to memory or swap..
[02:57] <xtknight> hmm i'm not sure how that works
[02:57] <Anon6838> Does anyone know where i can find help on having a dual boot with vista and ubuntu ?
[02:57] <bobertdos> oc80z: volatile memory is ram, just fyi :)
[02:57] <xtknight> oc80z,  you need your swap to be at least the size of your physical RAM and whatever else may have been paged.  so maybe 1.25x as much physical RAM as a minimum
[02:57] <oc80z> Yeah
[02:57] <oc80z> Uh huh.
[02:58] <oc80z> ]
[02:58] <oc80z> uswsusp - tools to use userspace software suspend provided by Linux
[02:58] <insta> what is the option in compiz that slides windows under each other when chaning focus..
[02:58] <oc80z> ^-- tried to use that.. but it said i had no swap
[02:58] <xtknight> oc80z, use the swapon command
[02:58] <oc80z> i dont see /dev/hda4 mounted! Yikes
[02:58]  * oc80z has the ram, but u know, yikes.
[02:58] <bobertdos> !dualboot | Anon6838
[02:58] <oc80z> yup i remember that from Corel linux hah
[02:59] <oc80z> Wow, its busy.
[02:59] <oc80z> wont mount ah..
[02:59] <oc80z> bobertdos, i dont dual boot, i nuked macos, its weak compared to ubuntu
[03:00] <kevinO> how do i change the login screen resolution?
[03:00] <sfire> oc80z: I'm going to frame that statement for all mac users to see :)  thanks
[03:00] <oc80z> can someone paste a line where /etc/fstab mounts swap file
[03:00] <bobertdos> oc80z: I wasn't directing the bot to you, but yeah, I agree with you anyway :)
[03:01] <oc80z> sfire: its out of context sfire. its a 800mhz ibook g4
[03:01] <oc80z> if i had the hardware.. i would be running, dunno, mac and linux and windows at the same time or somthing.
[03:01] <sfire> oc80z: no one has to know that
[03:01] <sfire> oc80z: I'll PM you the fstab entry
[03:01] <kevinO> !resolution
[03:02] <oc80z> w/e theres a mac hacker out there that will frown when he reads it.
[03:03] <Cha1> Odd-rationale: Ok it was installing then suddenly my comp rebooted so i guess maybe it was trying to restart to finish install
[03:03] <hml> anyone know how to install ghc hgl on ubuntu? the standard ubuntu package givbes an error on install
[03:03] <rapid> !screencast
[03:03] <Cha1> Odd-rationale: but instead it didn't resart it just wen on rebooting over and over so right now i'm using the live cd
[03:03] <oc80z> !suspend
[03:03] <oc80z> !hibernate
[03:04] <Jack_Sparrow> hml  what is ghc hgl and you say the package from OUR repo has an error
[03:04] <NeedEpsonHelp> Hello, I just bought an epson cx7450 all in one printer. I've read somewhere that someone installed it in Ubuntu 7.10 and the printer was found immediately. Can anyone tell me whether this printer will work in Ubuntu 8.04.1 and if so how would I go about getting it to function
[03:04] <oc80z> http://pastebin.com/d7065f2b8 <----- fstab
[03:04] <histo> Stupid firefox going grey again.
[03:04] <sfire> NeedEpsonHelp: did you check the cups database?
[03:04] <Chad> Odd-rationale: so i have no idea what to do now, when i hit F8 to select which os to boot that works but when i select ubuntu it just restarts.
[03:04] <oc80z> Why is /dev/hda3 and hda4 commented out #
[03:05] <oc80z> is UUID= suffice for /dev/hdaX
[03:05] <Awsoonn> how does nm-applet find a list of devices?
[03:05] <oc80z> ofc right..
[03:05] <NeedEpsonHelp> sfire,  actually I do not know much about the cups database. How do I go about checking the cups database ?
[03:05] <oc80z> Awsooon what do you mean?
[03:05] <fernando> #portugal
[03:05] <Jack_Sparrow> oc80z yes
[03:05] <Jack_Sparrow> !uuid
[03:05] <oc80z> thanks jack.
[03:05] <Awsoonn> it will not show my wir.e connection
[03:05] <Jack_Sparrow> !pt
[03:05] <xtknight> NeedEpsonHelp, goto system->administration->printing.  this will help you through adding a printer.  CUPS is the common unix printing system,(the backend of the whole thing)
[03:05] <oc80z> ah Awsoonn try right clicking on the icon.
[03:06] <Awsoonn> oc80z: and then?
[03:06] <oc80z> do you see, enable wired or enable wireless
[03:06] <kcman> i am having some trouble running eve online can anyone help
[03:07] <oc80z> Awsoonn, make sure it is Turned on, Listed, Enabled, configured, etc..
[03:07] <annie_g> Hi - What is a good app I can use to search for files etc. - like you would with search thats used in wins. xp ? ?
[03:07] <oc80z> try as root: 'lspci -v' (look for your devices there
[03:07] <oc80z> annie: an app? you are running Gnome>?
[03:08] <bobertdos> Chad, do you at least arrive at the Grub Bootloader?
[03:08] <SebNaitsabes> oh Chad is here again
[03:08] <Guest57094> Quando havera o software livre para fazer funcionar todas as funcionalidades da HP 1015?
[03:08] <SebNaitsabes> hi Chad
[03:08] <Chad> hey
[03:08] <xtknight> !pt | Guest57094
[03:08] <annie_g> I have a file I downloaded and can't find - I know the extension is a " .iso " file - what's best way to search for it?
[03:08] <Chad> No i do not arrive at grub loader
[03:08] <oc80z> Guest57094, i can help translate for you
[03:09] <SebNaitsabes> bobertdos:  he is total Linux noob and also plays 3D games,  and so probably would be better having Ubuntu in a virtual machine to begin with
[03:09] <Chad> it just gives an windows error saying some file not found
[03:09] <Killer--Tux> what up you'll all
[03:09] <Chad> but i'm not booting windows i'm booting ubuntu
[03:09] <oc80z> Guest57094: "" When where will there be software to make the HP 1015 function?
[03:09] <bobertdos> SebNaitsabes: hee hee, I know
[03:09] <Guest57094> #ubuntu-pt
[03:09] <xtknight> Guest57094, /join #ubuntu-pt
[03:09] <RazorBeamz> how do you change the color of non-selected items in the appearance settings?
[03:09] <oc80z> Guest57094, Cual es el problema?
[03:10] <gaspipe1> hey people
[03:10] <Guest57094> Thanks / Obrigado
[03:10] <xtknight> RazorBeamz, you have to edit a file called gtkrc
[03:10] <SebNaitsabes> Chad:  this is what you should do
[03:10] <RazorBeamz> where is it?
[03:10] <SebNaitsabes> Chad:  forget about Wubi, forget about Grub,  forget about partitioning your hard disk
[03:10] <oc80z> does anyone speak Portuguese better than i?
[03:10] <Chad> SebNaitsabes, so i have ubuntu installed on 1 partition and windows xp on another, when i boot up my comp it says dos not found
[03:10] <xtknight> RazorBeamz, .gtkrc is a file in the current theme you are using.  that might in /usr/share/themes/themeName/  or ~/.themes/theneName/
[03:10] <SebNaitsabes> Chad:  install Ubuntu inside Windows in a http://www.virtualbox.org virtualmachine instead
[03:11] <xtknight> and it's in gtk-2.0/gtkrc from there
[03:11] <SebNaitsabes> Chad: you also play 3D games yes,  and quite a lot of them?
[03:11] <rockenrola1> oc80z: thats not portuguese
[03:11] <Chad> sebnaitsabes, i already have it installed on a partition i just don't know how to boot it from that partition
[03:11] <Tonren> I have a laptop with Ubuntu on it, and it keeps sending Right Arrow keypresses.  Even when I hit Ctrl + Alt + F1 to go to terminal, it does the whole C] thing.
[03:11] <Chad> sebnaitsabes, i play a few not many though and the ones i do play are opengl and will work on linux
[03:11] <Tonren> Could this be a hardware problem?
[03:11] <SebNaitsabes> Chad:  ok so your computer turns on now,  and Grub comes up straight away?
[03:11] <oc80z> rockenrola1, yes it is. thats what it sounds like. because they say Fazer , for, to make.
[03:12] <Jack_Sparrow> Chad Open a term and paste this...  sudo apt-get install pastebinit  && cp /etc/fstab ~/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt && sudo fdisk -l >> ~/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt && cat /boot/grub/menu.lst >> ~/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt && lsb_release -a >> ~/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt && cat /home/$USER/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt | pastebinit                 (Provide Pastebin link in channel)
[03:12] <SebNaitsabes> Chad:  they are Windows games?  which games?
[03:12] <Chad> sebnaitsabes, its on but I used the ubuntu cd to start ubuntu as live
[03:12] <arooni_____> how come i see this: ** (network-admin:18270): CRITICAL **: Unable to lookup session information for process '18270'
[03:12] <SebNaitsabes> Chad:  your in Windows now?
[03:12] <oc80z> i speak portugeese, spanish, french, english and linux.
[03:13] <Chad> sebnaitsabes, don't worry about the games, I'm trying to figure out why when i start my comp it says dos not found rebooting in 3,2,1
[03:13] <rockenrola1> oc80z: no. "Cual es el problema?" should be "Qual é o problema?"
[03:13] <squarebracket> grr, nvidia drivers!
[03:13] <SebNaitsabes> dos hummmmmm
[03:13] <Chad> sebnaitsabes, no i just said i am on ubuntu using the live cd
[03:13] <SebNaitsabes> Chad:  can you boot into anything?
[03:13] <SebNaitsabes> Chad:  do what Jack_Sparrow said  also men your att it pastebin  /boot/grub/menu.lst
[03:13] <Chad> sebnaitsabes, yes i can i have to use the ubuntu cd then go to harddisk then I can boot windows xp from there
[03:14] <SebNaitsabes> Chad:  http://www.pastebin.com
[03:14] <zoreau> is it possible to set up a proxy running through the terminal if I know it's IP and port# ?
[03:14] <Jack_Sparrow> SebNaitsabes that command covers all of it
[03:14] <biabia> can anyone help me with unrar. which commands and switches do i need to use under normal circumstances
[03:15] <oc80z> *shrug*
[03:15] <Jack_Sparrow> !rar
[03:15] <Pentius> hello all
[03:15] <molgrum> where can i read the changelog for my installed kernel?
[03:15] <squarebracket> where are x logs stored?
[03:15] <SebNaitsabes> Chad:  yep do what jack sparrow said
[03:15] <Odd-rationale> zoreau: export http_proxy=http://<IP_ADDRESS>:0000
[03:15] <Jack_Sparrow> biabia  See also file-roller
[03:15] <zoreau> thanks!
[03:15] <SebNaitsabes> Chad: you will need the terminal.  at the top menu there.  assessories and then terminal
[03:15] <Chad> Sebnaitsabes, it says it cannot find pastebinit package
[03:16] <biabia> the file-roller unrar'd it but when i try to burn i get an error so i'm trying to unrar in terminal
[03:16] <SebNaitsabes> Chad:  pastebin is a website http://www.pastebin.com
[03:16] <squarebracket> where are the logs for X located?
[03:16] <SebNaitsabes> Chad:  you need to open the terminal on the Live CD
[03:16] <Chad> sebnaitsabes, i am read what he told me to paste in it
[03:16] <SebNaitsabes> Chad:  as I said go to the top menu then applications then assesoreis and then terminal
[03:16] <Chad> sebnaitsabes, yeah i did read what he told me to paste in
[03:17] <bchapman> squarebracket: /var/log
[03:17] <NeedEpsonHelp> sfire, Thank You
[03:17] <NeedEpsonHelp> :)
[03:17] <__ryan__> squarebracket,  /var/log/Xorg.log ?
[03:17] <Awsoonn> (from a few minutes ago) The wired connection does not show up in list of configurable interfaces in nm-applet, but it does show under ifconfig
[03:17] <bobertdos> squarebracket:
[03:17] <SebNaitsabes> Jack_Sparrow:  I think you confussed him there is no package called pastebinit right?
[03:17] <Chad> sebnaitsabes, see it tries to get pastebin....
[03:17] <__ryan__>  /var/log/Xorg.0.log sorry
[03:17] <squarebracket> ya, i remembered, thanks!
[03:17] <Jack_Sparrow> !info pastebinit
[03:17] <squarebracket> :)
[03:17] <blUbuntu> when copying files burnt to a dvd/cd from windows using nero i had downloaded the files have a lock icon what is it and how do i remove it and all
[03:18] <vaylence> anyone know why when I get to the partition portion of the install I get no options?
[03:18] <SebNaitsabes> Jack_Sparrow:  I guess Chad does not have the repo on?
[03:18] <Jack_Sparrow> vaylence To get live cd to run this often helps..At start or install press F6 and remove Quiet and Splash from the command line. If it still fails.. Repeat and after removing quiet and splash add all_generic_ide before the "--"
[03:18] <bobertdos> blUbuntu: What that means is that the files have been copied over as read-only. You can take care of that by adding write permissions.
[03:19] <Chad> sebnaitsabes, yeah i have no idea what happened i start my comp then it says dos not found rebooting
[03:19] <NeedEpsonHelp> My printer now works so I am off to print assignments for college. Thanks for the help and take care. I'm very grateful.
[03:19] <Odd-rationale> Chad: so no luck with that install?
[03:19] <Jack_Sparrow> SebNaitsabes I dont have time, please have him do it manually, you know what we are looking for
[03:19] <SebNaitsabes> Chad: so you cannot boot into Ubuntu or Windows?
[03:19]  * Odd-rationale has just finished dinner...
[03:19] <Chad> Odd-rationale: well it was installing then my computer randomly rebooted
[03:19] <bchapman> blUbuntu: right click on the locked file, click properties, look at permissions tab
[03:19] <edz> does anyone know if the drivers on nvidia.com are better than the built in ones with ubuntu?
[03:19] <blUbuntu> o ok thats fine then i dont need to edit them and all they are just all my pictures and songs
[03:19] <blUbuntu> ty
[03:19] <Chad> Odd-rationale: so i thought maybe it has to reboot to install
[03:19] <Odd-rationale> Chad: so it didn't finish installing?
[03:19] <SebNaitsabes> Jack_Sparrow: ah right yeah busy mod?
[03:19] <rockenrola1> Guest57094: are you there ?
[03:19] <Chad> Odd-rationale: it started to reboot then it said dos not found
[03:20] <Jack_Sparrow> edz Best to stay with the ubuntu ones..
[03:20] <Odd-rationale> Chad: no, it should only reboot when it is done...
[03:20] <Shadowpillar> question
[03:20] <rubengonc> edz, they are the same (version may be different)
[03:20] <Shadowpillar> anything to do with activedirectory under linux
[03:20] <Chad> Odd-rationale: maybe it was done but when i select boot from hard drive then ubuntu using the ubuntu cd it won't load
[03:20] <Shadowpillar> on multiple machines
[03:20] <Shadowpillar> I cant seem to connect
[03:20] <rubengonc> edz, use -envy ones to get the latest
[03:20] <Shadowpillar> either get firewall errors or whatnot
[03:20] <Chad> Odd-rationale: so now what do i do :|
[03:20] <blUbuntu> u guys are awesome thank you
[03:20] <Shadowpillar> and whatnot*
[03:20] <kevinO> what driver should i be using with intel 945?
[03:20] <Shadowpillar> when there is no firewall
[03:20] <evon> does anyone know what debathena is?
[03:21] <oc80z> sounds like a diesease
[03:21] <Shadowpillar> DNS settings are correct (though only way it seems to work is if I add "wins" to nsswitch.conf
[03:21] <bobertdos> Yeah, like Jack says, stick with Ubuntu, edz. The ones from Nvidia are only necessary if you have a card that is so new, Ubuntu has no support for it yet.
[03:21] <Odd-rationale> Chad: are you booting from cd or hard drive?
[03:21] <vaylence> Jack_Sparrow: little confused, press F6 on the "welcome, ready to install" screen?
[03:21] <rubengonc> edz, and as they use dkms, they are automatically rebuilt for new kernels
[03:21] <Shadowpillar> this is using likewise-open