<Jester45> im getting and error after trying to start my xgl gdm sesson
<Jester45> the error was somthing like exec: 5: cant find xfce-session anyone know how to fix this
<Jester45> can you start xgl/beryl from inside a normal xorg
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<Jester45> i get this error when i try to start a xgl session
<bigfuzzyjesus> helo
<bigfuzzyjesus> hello
<bigfuzzyjesus> what do you think the easiest way to remote connect to a computer on my network would be, it would also need to be windows capable for accessing
<Jester45> ssh
<Jester45> !ssh
<ubotu> SSH is the Secure SHell protocol. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHHowto for usage. Putty is a nice SSH client for Windows; it can be found at http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
<Jester45> its only cli i think
<bigfuzzyjesus> ok
<bigfuzzyjesus> is that command line interface
<bigfuzzyjesus> i want it to be graphical :(
<Jester45> !VCN
<ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about VCN - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
<Jester45> !VNC
<ubotu> VNC is a protocol for remote desktop. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNCOverSSH describes how to use it securely. It works best over fast connections, otherwise look at !FreeNX
<Jester45> the error is /etc/gdmPreSession/Default: Registering your session wih wtmp utmp
<Jester45> /etc/gdmPreSession/Default: running: /use/X11R6/bin/sessreg -a -w /var/log/wtmp -u /var/run/utmp -x "/usr/lib/gdm/:0.Xserver" -h"" -l ":0" "ryan"
<badbrainz> I cant paste a Fluxbox style I downloaded to /usr/shar/fluxbox/styles I can copy & paste to home folder only. I'm running Xubuntu Edgy 64-bit. Do I need to login as root or something?
<Jester45> what are you pasting
<Jester45> you need to be root but you dont have to login as root
<Jester45> try gksu Thunar
<badbrainz> I'm pasting a fluxbox style, as root but it didnt work.
<badbrainz> I was using Thunar
<Jester45> i dont know
<badbrainz> what is gksu?
<ormiret> !sudo | badbrainz
<ubotu> badbrainz: sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
<Jester45> i need help with xgl
<Jester45> the session crashes with 3 font errors and 1 exec: 5: xfcesession: not found
<ormiret> Jester45: it should be looking for xfce4-session I think (never used xgl)
<Jester45> ooops
<Jester45> typo
<Jester45> it is xfce-session
<Jester45> o
<Jester45> with a 4
<Jester45> ok its working now
<Jester45> would you happen to know hwo to use it
<cellofellow> use what?
<Jester45> beryl
<cellofellow> nope
<cellofellow> ok, abiword sucks. It doesn't even do headers.
<Jester45> mousepad it
<cellofellow> It's a document I made in OpenOffice on Edgy.
<cellofellow> Right now I'm in Feisty, and I haven't installed OOo yet, and don't intend to
<cellofellow> there, I do Insert Header, and it crashes
<cellofellow> well, I'm gonna reboot into edgy. BRB
<Jester45> when i open any window with xgl my system locks up anyone know why?
<magic_ninja> anyone play diablo ii
<Jester45> i used to
<Jester45> untill a rcent patch made it hard to get stone of jordans
<Jester45> why?
<magic_ninja> trying to find a working mh, i used to have one
<Jester45> google mousepad
<magic_ninja> not wise
<magic_ninja> could loose your cd key doing that
<Jester45> not the newversion
* Jester45 has 3
<somerville32> Can you guys take this to offtopic? Thanks.
<Jester45> never
<Jester45> somerville32: do you use beryl
<somerville32> Nope/
<somerville32> *Nope.
<Jester45> darn
<Jester45> brb gonna try it again
<Jester45> i got xgl to wkor but somthing it messed up
* Jester45 has beryl AND xgl working
* Jester45 still dosent know what to do now
<somerville32> :]
<semi-fly> :)
<semi-fly> I avoid Beryal / xgl / compiz...
<somerville32> The built-in compositor for Xfce4 is good enough for me :)
<semi-fly> Nice looking effects, however.
<Jester45> yep
<Jester45> but... i dont know how to use them
<semi-fly> I second that, sommerville32 :)
<Jester45> semi-fly: you use beryl b4?
<semi-fly> Yep...and compiz, as well.
<Jester45> could you help me with it
<semi-fly> Mostly to see how efficient the rendering was.
<Jester45> how do it get it to do stuff
<somerville32> #ubuntu-xgl is a good place to check, Jester45, if you can't find help here
<Jester45> nobody there
<semi-fly> Well, do you have a specific problem, or does the application simply not work?
<Jester45> im not sure if it working or not
<Jester45> its no doing anything
<Jester45> how do i try to get things ot change? like bending things
<somerville32> !xgl | jester45
<ubotu> jester45: Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - Help in #ubuntu-xgl - See http://tinyurl.com/pw5ez for Kubuntu systems
<semi-fly> Yep - you'd notice a difference right off the bat...
<Jester45> yes
<semi-fly> It can be tricky to get working properly, and I've personally corrupted gtk configuration settings by enabling it, so i'd use it with caution :)
<Jester45> semi-fly: im not trying to do anything fancy just to use any effect
<semi-fly> Did the Beryl menu load onto the bar?
<Jester45> whats modifer keys
<Jester45> yes
<bigfuzzyjesus> has anyone seen the ivue case for the ipod
<Jester45> nope
<semi-fly> Oh, you probably have Xfce4...I've only installed Beryl under Gnome...lol :)
<Jester45> yes i do
<Jester45> on the modifer keys there is a "super" whats that?
<bigfuzzyjesus> !botnet
<ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about botnet - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
<semi-fly> Try locating the Beryl binary - if I remember correctly, you can run the Beryl menu tool from the command prompt.
<semi-fly> try 'beryl' then tab completion - see what the prompt displays :)
<Jester45> you mean the beryl menu thing
<Jester45> red dimond?
<Jester45> i have that
<semi-fly> Should be loaded then...
<semi-fly> Just select some options and enable them...I've only used Beryl once, so it's hard to remember all the options lol
<Jester45> ok when i change the wm from xfce to beryl my system locks up
<Jester45> nothing happens all i can do is move the mouse
<semi-fly> Well, you'r still using Xfce4 - Beryl simply runs on top of the WM, so to speak ( I think ).
<Jester45> well on the settings manger there is a list of wm and when things work its fce but then when i switch it stop evrything
<Jester45> and when fce is the wm no effects happen
<semi-fly> You might want to re-emerge, er I mean reinstall Beryl then check out: http://wiki.beryl-project.org/index.php/Install/Ubuntu
<semi-fly> Read up on this: http://m0n5t3r.info/blog/aiglx-beryl-xfce-gentoo.html has some tips for getting Xfce4 working with Beryl.
<Jester45> ok
<Jester45> aaa
<Jester45> i cant wait till spring
<Jester45> i get new computer :) nvidia sli core duo and 2 gb ram to start then gonna upgraDE TO 4GB
<somerville32> :)
<bigfuzzyjesus> Jester45, is 4gb of ram really neccisary
<Jester45> yeps
<Jester45> im going to keep windows on it
<Jester45> better gaming
<Jester45> its gonna have linux also
<Jester45> dont know about sli and linux but im going to get it to work
<bigfuzzyjesus> i thought like 2 gigs was a large amount
* Jester45 has allmost 2
<Jester45> its 1967
* bigfuzzyjesus has 256 on this one, 512 on his normal linux box and 1 gig on his winblows machine
* Jester45 is using 1800ish
<bigfuzzyjesus> what all do you have open
<bigfuzzyjesus> i can surf the web listen to music chat and something else on my 512 machine
<Jester45> azureus firefox gtk gnutella a few thunars
<Jester45> movie dvd conversion gaim
<Jester45> and i think action cubve is on somewhere :)
<Jester45> i dont keep my desktop very clean
<Jester45> azureus is using most of it
<cellofellow> I can try and try to fill my RAM, run OpenOffice and Eclipse and mutliple Firefox windows and I still can't max out my 319MB RAM. Swap is alway less than 100MB, and I have 1GB swap.
<Jester45> i have 300
<Jester45> o
<Jester45> i have dsl in qemu open also
<Jester45> thats a bit of it also
<cellofellow> ooh. I love doing that.
<Jester45> my workspace is cluttered
<cellofellow> when I installed Feisty with qemu, it only used 128MB RAM, cause that's how much it uses.
<cellofellow> CPU it used like crazy. RAM was negligable.
<cellofellow> 128 max, it used less actually.
<wallacew> How do I disable the password prompt on returning from a screensaver?
<somerville32> Applications > Settings > Settings Manager > Screensaver
<somerville32> Uncheck "Lock screen" or similiar
<wallacew> somerville32, Thanks!
<Jester46> cellofellow: what was the last thing i said to u
<Jester46> wiw
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<Jester46> kinda weird
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<Jester45> cellofellow: you there? i wanna send you somthing
<cellofellow> I'm here
<cellofellow> now, sorry I was doing something else
<Jester45> what was the last thing i said to you
<Jester45> i lost connection a little bit ago
<Jester45> b4 i was jester56
<cellofellow> you wanted to send me something, but that was as Jester45.
<Jester45> ok well i did say
<Jester45> that qemu can use more ram if you tell it to
<cellofellow> I know
<cellofellow> I've read the man page, several times.
<Jester45> and the thing i wanna send you is a movie of beryl with flame effect
<cellofellow> how big?
<Jester45> <1mb
<cellofellow> shoot then!
<Jester45> waiting
<Jester45> do you know how ot recive?
<cellofellow> yes, do you know how to send it? I think you need to forward a port.
<cellofellow> 14s7
<cellofellow> 1437
<Jester45> all my ports are forwarded
<cellofellow> hmmm
<cellofellow> try again
<Jester45> i all ways have this problem
<cellofellow> oh, here's the problem. I've trying to get from 192.168.0.100 instead of your outside address.
<cellofellow> <DCC can't connect to 192.168.1.4 port 2389>
<cellofellow> I can't get to you if you are pretending to be on my internal network.
<Jester45> hehe
<cellofellow> why is it acting that way?
<Jester45> im sneaky :)
<Jester45> im on your LAN cellofellow better check your house b4 you go to bed
<cellofellow> haha very funny.
<Jester45> Boo
<kalikiana> Does anybody know if I can keep my nick on a reconnect in XChat?
<Jester45> should
<mynameisdeleted> hi
<Jester45> hi
<mynameisdeleted> hi hi
<mynameisdeleted> anyone want to test my xubuntu mirror?
<Jester45> sure
<mynameisdeleted> http://okser.net/xubuntu
<mynameisdeleted> download an iso and see how much bandwidth you can use
<Jester45> what im i testing
<mynameisdeleted> its technically got a gigabit connection, so if its not loaded down there shouldn't be any way you can notice speed
<Jester45> 53KB/s
<Jester45> 10 now
<Jester45> i think im uploading somthing
<mynameisdeleted> you must be on dialup
<kalikiana> i get 220kb :)
<kalikiana> (but i won't do a complete load now)
<mynameisdeleted> doesn't anyone have at least 100mbps to test with?
<Jester45> lol
<kalikiana> :P
<Jester45> im uploading somthing so im stuck low
<Jester45> the max is get is 150kb/s
<kalikiana> I'm on 240kb/s
<mynameisdeleted> mason> wget -Y off -O /dev/null http://okser.net/xubuntu/feisty/herd-2/feisty-desktop-i386.iso
<mynameisdeleted> --23:07:02-- http://okser.net/xubuntu/feisty/herd-2/feisty-desktop-i386.iso
<mynameisdeleted> => `/dev/null'
<mynameisdeleted> Resolving okser.net... 66.117.32.83
<mynameisdeleted> Connecting to okser.net[66.117.32.83]:80... connected.
<mynameisdeleted> HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
<mynameisdeleted> Length: 579,028,992 [application/x-iso9660-image]
<mynameisdeleted> 9% [==> ] 53,204,612 10.94M/s ETA 00:45^
<mynameisdeleted> that's on my schools connection
<mynameisdeleted> was over 11MB/s for a while
<Jester45> cookage
<mynameisdeleted> if it writes to anythign other than /dev/null the hd slows the download speed
<mynameisdeleted> and a good test would be at least gigabit internet
<mynameisdeleted> which is almost impossible to find
<kalikiana> i get 250,50 kb/s for dev/null :D
<mynameisdeleted> on my schooll I can download a full linux iso that is 579MB in 50 seconds flat
<cellofellow> whoa
<mynameisdeleted> I don't think any of the ubuntu mirrors support that now
<mynameisdeleted> but mine might change if it gets loaded
<mynameisdeleted> this makes most of your bandwidth not show up on my meter
<mynameisdeleted> tilll it scrolls off the charge
<mynameisdeleted> chart
<Jester45> i did have a 1gb/s free file host
<Jester45> lost the name
<Jester45> they supported torrents also
<mynameisdeleted> I work for a hosting company
<mynameisdeleted> in a datacenter
<mynameisdeleted> and am using a computer from a former customer who didn't pay his internet bills
<mynameisdeleted> for several months and wend bankrupt
<Jester45> do you have ftp?
<Jester45> i could test that
<mynameisdeleted> if I installed that
<mynameisdeleted> I haven't yet
<mynameisdeleted> it runs regular ubuntu but without X
<mynameisdeleted> therefor not xubuntu
<Jester45> im sorry
<mynameisdeleted> ftp bandwidth won't be any different than http sincce they both use tcp/ip
<mynameisdeleted> you have a recommended ftp server?
<Jester45> nope
<Jester45> but i have a way to test your speed with ftp
<Jester45> you should see torrents dl at 30mbs
<Jester45> very bad for ratio :(
<mynameisdeleted> if you leave them up overnight you make the upload back normally
<Jester45> but its hard to get that many people to dl that much
<Jester45> i use that on torrents with like 11k seeds
<Jester45> the few
<mynameisdeleted> ftp://okser.net
<Jester45> ok
<cellofellow> Jester45: what'd you use to get that burning windows video?
<mynameisdeleted> beryl has a plugin for that
<Jester45> i used the amazing google
<Jester45> thats what it is
<cellofellow> what program? or does google have a screencapture program?
<Jester45> http://69.179.135.241/apache2-default/XGLBerylburneffect.avi
<Jester45> it wasnt me
<Jester45> silly cellofellow
<cellofellow> Oh. I tought you were showing me that cause you were happy you got Beryl working.
<cellofellow> You've been trying all week.
<Jester45> nope
<mynameisdeleted> I have beryl working
<Jester45> still breaks my computer
<Jester45> brb
<mynameisdeleted> it will work much bbetter with my new computer
<mynameisdeleted> with a 256MB graphics card instead of one with only 8MB video memroy
<cellofellow> beryl wouldn't start here. That's when I quit. I have PIII Katmai and a TNT2 with 32MB Vid Memory. Didn't work too well.
<mynameisdeleted> video memory is only a n issue if I have more than 10 windws open or du full window burns
<mynameisdeleted> menu burns are fine
<cellofellow> I often have like 3 windows per workspace open, at least, and 4 workspaces.
<mynameisdeleted> any "vista ready" computer should be able to run beryl nicely if set up right
<mynameisdeleted> I think
<mynameisdeleted> with proper 3d drivers
<cellofellow> nvidia cards then all the way.
<Jester45> i have 4 workspaces
<Jester45> but only use 1
<cellofellow> haha
<Jester45> its an old windows habit
<mynameisdeleted> ftp://okser.net/feisty/herd-2/feisty-desktop-i386.iso
<mynameisdeleted> that's an ftp url to test
<cellofellow> Mine are named Appspace, Netspace, Codespace, and Outerspace. I organized them
<mynameisdeleted> if you have a speed tester for ftp
<Jester45> mine are named 1 2 3 4
<cellofellow> that's the default. :)
<mynameisdeleted> I like jester45's names better
<Jester45> cellofellow: are you still dl from me?
<cellofellow> yeah
* Jester45 likes the better also
<Jester45> cellofellow: how far? ETA?
<cellofellow> it's at 64%
<cellofellow> no, more than that
<cellofellow> I think
<Jester45> you killing my torrents
<cellofellow> you gave me the link
<Jester45> sill
<Jester45> couldnt you have dail up for somthing
<cellofellow> :/
<cellofellow> what do you meen?
<Jester45> you dl is to fast
<Jester45> taking all my upload
<cellofellow> it's at 16-18KBps.
<cellofellow> I can do 30KBps when I connect to a faster server.
<Jester45> sorry
<Jester45> im sharing you with gtk-gnutella and azureus
<cellofellow> heh, home servers are always sort of slow. That's why distributed P2P stuff is faster.
<cellofellow> like torrent
<mynameisdeleted> my server is prob faster than p2p
<cellofellow> prolly faster than my DL speed.
<mynameisdeleted> I have cable to my home
<mynameisdeleted> and another server on fios
<cellofellow> I have cheap DSL.
<Jester45> mynameisdeleted: the top speed i got was 39mb/s but that didnt last long
<Jester45> sorry about the delay
<Jester45> still good
<mynameisdeleted> supposedly its way better than that
<Jester45> try a speed test website
<mynameisdeleted> I think its faster than most of those too
<Jester45> well the line i was testing from gets a max of 60mb/s but thats when its the only transfer
<mynameisdeleted> if you know a good one let me know
<Jester45> many ppl are using it so it could be slowed down
<Jester45> google knows
<Jester45> try a google search for "speed test 1gb"
<Jester45> mynameisdeleted: could i get a ftp account with you?
<Jester45> or how about running a repo?
<mynameisdeleted> what type?
<Jester45> ubuntu
<mynameisdeleted> cvs?
<mynameisdeleted> or svn?
<Jester45> i was just kidding about hte repo
<Jester45> deb
<mynameisdeleted> ok
<Jester45> but how about hte ftp
<Jester45> aa
<Jester45> The is the wost word for me to type
<mynameisdeleted> a full ubuntu debian packages mirror takes 190gb
<mynameisdeleted> which is more space than I have on that server
<mynameisdeleted> unless I upgrade
<Jester45> o
<Jester45> well could i have ftp ? it would be nice
<mynameisdeleted> but I have a server with 12 drive slots which if I fill up will be able to do that
<mynameisdeleted> I run an xubuntu mirror on it
<mynameisdeleted> so you can download isos fast
<Jester45> i dont need iso
<mynameisdeleted> true
<mynameisdeleted> biggest download need is faster apt-get
<Jester45> yep
<Jester45> ubuntu should use a free file host
<Jester45> they are fast and the repos would be used often so it wouldnt get deleted
<Jester45> humm
<Jester45> well i have to go
<grumpymole> hello
<grumpymole> i have got an extra panel on my xubuntu desktop and i can't seem to get rid of it
<grumpymole> any ideas?
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<backtick> hi all, I've installed the "xfce" package on kubuntu edgy and when I login to xfce (though the kdm) I just get a blank black screen and the mouse pointer, any ideas?
<backtick> s/though/through
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<TheSheep> backtick: can you switch to console then (alt+ctrl+f1), log in and execute 'ps x'?
<TheSheep> and see if xfce4-session is listed
<backtick> ok will try
<backtick> TheSheep: no xfce4-session is not present in the process list
<backtick> i tried to launch xfce4-panel from the termianl and got a seg fault
<TheSheep> backtick: seems like your system is broken
<TheSheep> backtick: can you launch the xfce4-seession?
<backtick> well i started a session next to kde
<backtick> and there's a " 5326 ? S 0:00 /usr/bin/xfce4-session"
<backtick> but it just shows a blue background
<dag_dg> nfs networking, xfce, tried it on this comp(running xubuntu, and another, running ubuntu) mounting via nfs, both say the nfs server is down
<oem> anyone able to tell me how to fix the repository list
<TheSheep> !easysource
<ubotu> source-o-matic is a webpage where you can (re)generate your sources.list - http://www.ubuntu-nl.org/source-o-matic
<oem> thanks
<hyper_ch> hiho, I have problems getting into the admin stuff
<oem> how do I edit the sources list for the repositories
<hyper__ch> TheSheep: you're there?
<semi-fly> oem, type 'nano -w /etc/apt/sources.list'
<semi-fly> sudo before that...
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<icheyne> does anyone here use a Radeon 9250 or other 92** card and use the open-source driver?
<hyper__ch> anyone knows where the gpg keys are being saved?
<TheSheep> hyper__ch: in ~/.gpg I presume
<hyper__ch> TheSheep: and do you know why I can't access certain admin stuff like networking anymore?
<TheSheep> um, ~/.gnupg
<TheSheep> hyper__ch: it's broken in feisty, they forgot to add gksudo to launchers
<hyper__ch> TheSheep: it's edgy
<TheSheep> :/
<hyper__ch> TheSheep: I did a reinstall yesterday... but left the /home partition as it was
<hyper__ch> TheSheep: but I still can't access it
<hyper__ch> TheSheep: The configuration could not be loaded. You are not allowed to access the system configuration
<TheSheep> hyper__ch: I've got the same
<TheSheep> hyper__ch: just run them with sudo
<hyper__ch> TheSheep: ok
<TheSheep> ubuntu+1 should be called greedy gnome :3
<hyper__ch> I guess I'm going to test herd 2 (again)
<hyper__ch> shall I leave the /home partition as it is? Will it alter something?
<TheSheep> should be ok
<hyper__ch> ok :)
<hyper__ch> TheSheep: one more question: I have 3 diskdrives attached to the IDE channels (plus one dvd-rewriter) and one diskdrive is using sata... will that be a problem due to the naming?
<hyper__ch> I think you told me that hda will be renamed to sda
<hyper__ch> so I will have like two sda?
<TheSheep> you will have sda, sdb, sdc, sdd and sde
<TheSheep> probably
<TheSheep> not sure :)
<hyper__ch> lol :)
<hyper__ch> I'll try... they are all of different sizes
<hyper__ch> 60GB, 120 GB, 160 GB, 300 GB
<hyper__ch> bye
<hyper__ch> bye
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<Commander-Crowe> hey all
<hyper_ch> TheSheep: Still the same old problem with Fiesty :( Grub doesn't want to load the right partitions anymore
<trectior2> hola buenas
<trectior2> alguien me puede echar una mano?
<trectior2> hablais castellano?
<hyper_ch> !es
<ubotu> Para Español por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, allí obtendrán mas ayuda.
<trectior2> ok sorry
<TheSheep> hyper_ch: change root=hdaX to root=sdaX in grub's config
<hyper_ch> TheSheep: well, grub did then something like: root(hda1,5)
<hyper_ch> that's what I got when I edited the start entry
<TheSheep> (hd1, 5)
<hyper_ch> sorry, it was: root(hd1,5)
<TheSheep> that's ok
<hyper_ch> but what does that mean? what do I have to change it to?
<TheSheep> no
<hyper_ch> where do I then alter something?
<TheSheep> /boot/grub/menu.lst
<hyper_ch> how to access that from a freshly installed fiesty?
<hyper_ch> feisty :)
<hyper_ch> TheSheep: and the isntallation took very long... I got quite a few blue screens where for some time nothing happened
<Ro_Vai> blue screen??
<hyper_ch> Ro_Vai: during install of Feisty Herd 2... there were long time intervals where nothing was on the screen... just the blue background
<Ro_Vai> did you just upgrade from edgy or use a cd
<Ro_Vai> and what kind of cd
<hyper_ch> Ro_Vai: no upgrade... fresh isntall with alternate xubuntu
<hyper_ch> Text Mode
<hyper_ch> Ro_Vai: why so interested?
<hyper_ch> Ro_Vai: I tested kubuntu feisty herd 1 several weeks ago.... nothing like that happened there (except for the grub problem)
<Ro_Vai> the blue screen coulda just been because things were configuring your video
<hyper_ch> Ro_Vai: they appeared when I tested for cd defects, they appears before probing for hardware, before the partiton menu, ...... all the time
<Ro_Vai> no clue then i just upgraded from edgy no cd ^.^
<hyper_ch> Ro_Vai: ^^
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<dssd> qwill next ubuntu have good fonts
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<trectior2> hello, later install xubuntu 6.10 i don't know config users, aplications,... because i don't have anywhere config.
<kalikiana> trectior2: what exactly do you need to know?
<trectior2> I NEED TO FORM USERS AND TO INSTALL PROGRAMS IN XUBUNTU, AND TO BE ABLE TO ACCEDE TO THE USERS' CONFIGURATION.
<kalikiana> trectior2: please don't SHOUT :)
<kalikiana> use synaptic, located in the Applications -> System menu to install programs
<trectior2> yes but i dont have internet
<trectior2> and i dont have synaptic access direct
<trectior2> i need open terminal and write
<trectior2> sudo synaptic and password to use synaptic
<trectior2> sorry my english is very bad
<trectior2> and shout it's for soft of translate.. xD
<kalikiana> as long as you can access the internet on another computer, you can download any ubuntu deb package and install it with a double-click
<kalikiana> gonme-files.org is a good source, for example
<kalikiana> gnomefiles.org that is :)
<icheyne> does anyone here have a Radeon 9200 or 9250 card running the open-source driver? How well do they run?
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<dssd> qwill next ubuntu have good fonts
<CPF_> Ok, how do I change my login image (I mean, that one where you have to enter your user/pass?)
<CPF_> anyone????
<slow-motion> bbl
<Maximilian1st> hi all
<PuMpErNiCkLe> hi you
<Maximilian1st> Hi,
<Maximilian1st> I was wondering if one already tried installing the new feisty beta...
<Maximilian1st> I have it hanging here on the sk98lin driver
<Maximilian1st> I know there is a website for logging the problems one could encounter with the beta CD but I can't rememeber where it is... Do you?
<Maximilian1st> oopsy...
<Maximilian1st> Hey somerville32.
<Maximilian1st> You asked me to test the feisty CD.
* somerville32 nods.
<Maximilian1st> I am right now testing it on a laptop and the install hangs at the
<Maximilian1st> sk98lin driver loading or so...
<Maximilian1st> But the overall looks ok.
<Maximilian1st> Should I report this driver hang or is it not something they, or you are looking for.
<somerville32> Are you using the desktop-cd or live-cd?
<Maximilian1st> I can't tell
<somerville32> k, one second
<Maximilian1st> I downloaded the first iso from the page I can't find anymore...
<Maximilian1st> somerville32: I tried installing for the second time now. I'll be away for 15-20 minutes... kid wants a story.
<somerville32> Alrighty :)
<somerville32> Chat with you then
<cellofellow> morning
<Maximilian1st> evening
<cellofellow> different time zones, eh?
<somerville32> afternoon :) \o/
<Maximilian1st> somerville32: I'm back. Do you know how to see if the installation hangs or what?
<Maximilian1st> Stupid question from me cause it just seems to hang for the second time on the same place as before...
<somerville32> Maximilian1st, 1. Are you using the desktop cd or alternative cd? The desktop cd is the one with the live cd desktop and the alternative is the text-based installer.
<Maximilian1st> ok, desktop.
<cellofellow> alt should work if all else fails.
<somerville32> Maximilian1st, I would report the bug on malone
<somerville32> !bugs
<ubotu> If you find a bug in Ubuntu or any of its derivatives, please file a bug report at: http://bugs.ubuntu.com/ - Bugs in/wishes for the bots can be filed at http://launchpad.net/products/ubuntu-bots
<Maximilian1st> Should I give it special name so you know it is for the "feisty beta live CD"?
<somerville32> Maximilian1st, put [feisty] in the title
<somerville32> Assign it to ubiquity
<somerville32> and give as much info as you can in the description field
<somerville32> Also, if you can, attach logs
<Maximilian1st> I see it is already there.
<cellofellow> I have 3 OS's on my computer. Edgy, Feisty, and DSL in a QEMU image.
<Maximilian1st> https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/79340
<Ubugtu> Malone bug 79340 in ubiquity "Marvell Yukon Ethernet Controller (sk98lin) Hangs Ubiquity" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]
<Maximilian1st> That's it.
<somerville32> Confirm it
<somerville32> Change the status from "Unconfirmed" to "Confirmed"
<Maximilian1st> This is when using the desktop live cd, what about the alternative CD. Is there a way to circumvent the driver loading?
<somerville32> Maximilian1st, I'm sure there is for the alternative cd.
<cellofellow> ooops. I'm back now
<Maximilian1st> Well, now I am stuck with this laptop not working and Xfce releases this week-end and I have plenty to upload! :-/
<somerville32> Maximilian1st, Did you try the alternative install?
<Maximilian1st> I give the alternative CD a shot.
<somerville32> Maximilian1st, Are you a debian maintainer?
<Maximilian1st> Was just answering that.
<Maximilian1st> Nope a translation committer for Xfce and translator for the french Xfce.
<somerville32> Ah, kk
<somerville32> Do you use launchpad?
<Maximilian1st> For the translations?
<Maximilian1st> If that is your question, I translate directly in SVN.
<somerville32> Ok
<somerville32> You should consider using launchpad, hehe
<Maximilian1st> This is work done two times. The main translations have to be in the new releases, but I already had a thought about helping bring the translations in launchpad up to date...
<Maximilian1st> But for now I have to bring back my desktop to life on this laptop. Please be so kind to remind me of the place I downloaded this beta of feisty, so I can pick the sescond link, alternative...
<Maximilian1st> !herd2
<ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about herd2 - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
<somerville32> !testing
<ubotu> For information on how to help test the next release of Xubuntu and for the results matrix, please see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Xubuntu/Current
<somerville32> Maximilian1st, You just import the po* files and then you can export them once you're done translating them
<Maximilian1st> testing that was the key word. Thx. I searched the bot for herd... somerville32 You mean for the launchpad thing?
* somerville32 nods.
<Maximilian1st> As soon as Xfce 4.4 will be out, I'll give a serious check at the launchpad French translations.
* somerville32 nods.
<somerville32> k
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<Terzian> can anyone help with a Xubuntu install?
<somerville32> Sure ; )
<Terzian> OK, booting from install CD, spash screen comes up for a while then screen blanks with blinking cursor at upper left
<somerville32> Are you using the live cd or alternative cd?
<Terzian> 6.10 desktop cd
<Terzian> is this a live cd as well?
<somerville32> Yup
<somerville32> I'd try using the alternative cd
<Terzian> is there a way to show the console messages instead of the splash screen?
<somerville32> crtl+alt+f6, I think
<somerville32> or one of the function keys
<dosnlinux> not sure if this matters any, but the home page for 6.10 says 6.06
<Terzian> ok, thanks
<somerville32> dosnlinux, Known issue. Fixed in 7.04 :)
<dosnlinux> ah, ok
<dosnlinux> I had to double check the iso to make sure I downloaded the right version :P
<dosnlinux> although .04 difference probably won't make much of a difference
* dosnlinux fixes the home page
<dosnlinux> much better now ;)
<kalikiana> Does anybody know a tool to optimize an svg image?
<dosnlinux> inkscape
<kalikiana> I said optimize, not created - which I did. :)
<dosnlinux> the gimp to, but to a lesser degree
<kalikiana> I'd for example want to round numbers, but not by hand. :/
<dosnlinux> oh, how is that done?
<kalikiana> All the coordinates and such are like 66.456344 which is a waste of space.
<dosnlinux> maybe using sed in a bash script?
<dosnlinux> awk might be better
<kalikiana> I'll probably use python then, I'm better at that. :/
<kalikiana> But I find it strange that there is no tool for that.
<dosnlinux> I'd think your svg tool would have something like that
<dosnlinux> but I usually work with png's ;)
<TheSheep> kalikiana: there is such a tool
<TheSheep> kalikiana: you just need to configure it a little bit
<TheSheep> kalikiana: the tool is called "perl" ;)
<kalikiana> TheSheep: I will neither do perl nor bash. :-o
<TheSheep> kalikiana: why cripple yourself?
<dosnlinux> python should work just fine
<TheSheep> any turing-complee language will -- even Whitespace. It's juts a question of work involved.
<TheSheep> s/ee/ete
<kalikiana> I could even use Shakespeare Programming Language *g
<dosnlinux> lol, first time I heard of that one
<dosnlinux> someone put a lot of work coming up with all those names :P
<kalikiana> it's like asm wrapped in a nice theatre play
<dosnlinux> code is art ;)
<dosnlinux> where's a good place to check out how xubuntu has acpi configured?
<somerville32> !acpi | dosnlinux
<ubotu> acpi: displays information on ACPI devices. In component main, is optional. Version 0.09-1 (edgy), package size 10 kB, installed size 72 kB (Only available for i386 ia64 amd64)
<somerville32> Hrmpg
<somerville32> Thats not what I want
<kalikiana> :P
<crimsun> !acpi-support
<ubotu> acpi-support: a collection of useful events for acpi. In component main, is optional. Version 0.90 (edgy), package size 30 kB, installed size 724 kB (Only available for i386 amd64 ia64)
<dosnlinux> thanks
<Eaglewolf> I'm having some trouble getting the 6.10 installer to boot on my laptop. It's a sony vaio pcg-r505ts. I get to the boot menu, but when I select the start/install option, or the start in safe mode option, it doesn't work there. I think it may be a video driver issue
<somerville32> Eaglewolf, You might try the alternative cd
<Eaglewolf> Yea, I'm downloading it right now
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<dosnlinux> what's the difference between the desktop cd and alternate?
<TheSheep> dosnlinux: alternate cd has an installer working in text mode, desktop cd is a livecd with a graphical installer
<dosnlinux> ah
<dosnlinux> I saw "choose this if your unsure" and downloaded alternate
<dosnlinux> that was before I realized desktop x86 said the same thing
<Jester45> hello world
<somerville32> Hello Jester45
<Jester45> how you doing?
<cellofellow> Where's the World that Jester45 is hello-ing?
<Jester45> yep
<cellofellow> where is it?
<Jester45> the Sun
<Jester45> its hot over here
<cellofellow> I have an Edgy DVD that I think I can use for installing LAMP from. Is that a good idea? I'm going to try Drupal.
<Jester45> anyone know of a ftp file host?
<cellofellow> cool. when some of the packages were old on the DVD, it downloaded from the repos. The current ones, from the DVD.
<Eaglewolf> That's nice
<arentoine> Hello all, if I have mounted share drives in /media/ directory, will they show up on my desktop ?
<arentoine> The drives are smbfs mount point from my file server
<Jester45> i dont t hink they will
<Jester45> think*
<arentoine> cause, dvd drive, for example, do
<cellofellow> that's HAL that does that, and since SMBFS isn't hardware, it won't show on the desktop.
<TheSheep> arentoine: you can make a link or launcher though
<cellofellow> I mount my smbfs in ~/mnt, and it doesn't show on desktop.
<cellofellow> yeah
<arentoine> ok, that's why I have to create manual links
<TheSheep> cellofellow: I think the non-xubuntu xfce shows mounts on the desktop :/
<cellofellow> hmm
<arentoine> I'm not sure, but I think I read something about this on other Ubuntu distro
<cellofellow> Dreamlinux maybe?
* cellofellow has been hearing a lot about bl lately.
<TheSheep> arentoine: normal ubuntu might also show them -- it uses Nautilus
<TheSheep> arentoine: if it doesn't by default, you can enable it in configuration
<kalikiana> there is the new thunar volume manager :)
<TheSheep> kalikiana: is it in repos yet? :3
<cellofellow> I know KDE can be made to do that.
<kalikiana> http://foo-projects.org/~benny/projects/thunar-volman/index.html
<kalikiana> it's very new
<arentoine> TheSheep : How can enable it in configuration ?
<TheSheep> now that I have this floppy icon on my desktop anyways, I wantthe rest of them too :/
<TheSheep> arentoine: you can't in xubuntu, in ubuntu you use gconf-editor
<TheSheep> kalikiana: so, now it only lacks a xarchiver-like ftp and smb client :)
<cellofellow> In Feisty I could see an icon labelled fd0, but I didn't use it I don't use floppies much. Floppy's never show on my desktop.
<TheSheep> cellofellow: it shows in feisty now
<cellofellow> I know, I have it installed on hdb.
<cellofellow> But right now I'm using Edgy
<TheSheep> I want an option to enable/disable desktop icons like trash and drives
<arentoine> TheSheep : oh well ... tks
<cellofellow> I'd like it if one could drag icons to the the Trash to unmount and eject like on Mac.
<cellofellow> That's been around on mac's since the beginning of time.
<TheSheep> cellofellow: that's braindamaged :/
* cellofellow knows. His first computers were macs.
<TheSheep> cellofellow: what if you want to delete all files on the drive?
<Jester45> linacdows the best OS ever
<cellofellow> How so? You would always be able to turn that feature off, it's linux.
<Jester45> linux + mac + windows
<TheSheep> cellofellow: yeah, by compiling my own xfce, like with the desktop icons
<cellofellow> Linacdows? Linux kernel, Windows UI, and Apple apps?
<TheSheep> :E
<cellofellow> XFCE has lots of options.
<cellofellow> who needs to build from source 'cept devs?
<Jester45> linux stability windows for gaming and mac;s options
<cellofellow> oh, Bootcamp on x86 Apple computer. I see.
<Jester45> cellofellow: what DSL iso do you use from qemu?
<Jester45> i built dillo from source
<cellofellow> It's an old 2.3. I haven't downloaded it in a while.
<cellofellow> dillo schmillo
<Jester45> yes but what kind of iso
<Jester45> embedded syslinux vmx normal
<cellofellow> The Plain DSL image, isolinux bootloader. Isolinux == normal
<cellofellow> syslinux is for old computers.
<cellofellow> the ones that balk at boot on nomal.
<Jester45> ftp://ftp.oss.cc.gatech.edu/pub/linux/distributions/damnsmall/current/dsl-3.1.iso if you want new one
<Jester45> your a bit behind on version
<cellofellow> I'm fine with 2.3. :)
<cellofellow> well, on the other hand, I'd love something that doesn't use the accursed Woody repo.
<cellofellow> here it comes
<Jester45> TheSheep: whats your website again?
<Jester45> here what comes
<cellofellow> the DSL 3.1 image
<Jester45> %?
<cellofellow> I'm dl-ing it
<Jester45> im at 67%
<Jester45> qemued DSL cluster fun fun
<Jester45> thats some power
<TheSheep> Jester45: http://sheep.art.pl
<Jester45> ty
<Jester45> TheSheep: do you speak a non-english ?
<cellofellow> he's polish
<Jester45> www.art.pl isnt english :)
<TheSheep> Jester45: yeah, it's .pl -- Perl

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