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<0> Hey, I'm having some issues with my gl setup. I've got two sample errors:
<0> http://fallenazrael.bounceme.net/~azrael/doomlog
<0> http://fallenazrael.bounceme.net/~azrael/wowlog
<0> glxinfo claims direct rendering is on.
<0> It's an nvidia card.
<0> Any ideas?
<1> __azrael: ask in #ubuntu on irc.freenode.net
<1> ain't nobody in here
<2> <narak_> I dont speak spanish but I have the exact same problem as described here: http://www.ubuntu-es.org/node/13430
<2> <narak_> plz help :p
<3> all of the links im seeing for the mozilla flash plugin arent working
<3> anyone know what the actual apt binary is?
<4> Has the mplayer error been fixed yet... just wondering?
<5> Hello, might I ask a question about GCC and Make?
<5> I installed gcc via synaptic but there seems not to be any make available.
<5> What could I have done wrong? I wish to compile MUD software, and to use my Ubuntu desktop as a server in my
<5> home network for testing.
<5> Anyone listening have clue?
<6> uhh so i'm trying to set up vnc server on ubuntu 64bit and it wont work
<7> what's up guys!!
<7> anyone know of a really simple guide to xgl and compiz? there seem to be a bunch of old ones but no recent easier ones..
<7> noone here?
<3> hey
<3> how do you exit to command line
<3> I thought it was just alt crtl backspace...but it keeps kicking back in
<8> ctrl+alt+f1
<3> ok, nvidia driver install time :)
<3> err I guess its still running X when you do that
<3> is there a way to close X and just be in the terminal
<9> after compiling a custom kernel on dapper drake, i miss some of the bundled kernel's funcionality. my sleep no longer works, and my volume controls dont show up in X anymore.
<9> i'm using a thinkpad t43p... is there some place i can find out what specifically needs to be enabled in my custom kernel for it to be like the one shipped with ubuntu?
<6> anyone get vnc server to work on amd64
<9> i've just been compairng the two .config's and they look the same
<9> *same* as in similar :P
<10> anyone have a good link to administer ubuntu from the console
<10> all the sites i've found detail administration tasks through a gui
<11> what administration tasks?
<10> for instance
<10> software preferences
<10> does that edit the /etc/apt/sources.list file?
<11> sources.list is for apt
<11> (i don't use gui/never have used gui, so if 'software preferences' is something to do with gui, nfi :P)
<10> yeah it is
<11> but if it's basically a list of urls .. then yeah, it's the sources.list
<10> i just installed ubuntu and it went straight to runlevel 4
<11> deb url type or something
<10> not really my cup of tea
<10> <--- coming from slackware
<10> one other question, does update-rc.d work like chkconfig in redhat/fedora
<10> ?
<10> man update-rc.d
<10> dur
<10> wrong window
<10> guess so
<9> how old are you
<10> take a guess
<9> 16
<10> close
<10> add 9
<9> running ubuntu on a server huh
<10> desktop actually
<10> the server is freebsd
<10> that's staying as is
<10> iptables is too much of a h***le to configure for queueing
<10> bsd pf > iptables
<9> oh haha
<9> for like QOS?
<9> throttling?
<10> yeah
<9> i dunno i thought linux had 2 ways of doing that
<12> hola guys
<12> hey guys
<12> I side with jeename
<12> iptables != pf
<10> pf syntax is easier
<10> it's very language like
<10> iptables is like coding ***embly
<12> it is easier in general especially for config
<12> and enable and disabling
<12> I <3
<12> we use openbsd / pf for our firewalls at work
<12> and it is a nice utility
<10> the only thing with pf is that the pf tutorial on the openbsd site doesn't explicitly say what order entries in pf.conf need to go in
<10> took a damn long time to figure why rules weren't loading =)
<12> awe..
<12> yeah I just looked online for pf commands
<12> and how-tos
<12> sometimes vendor content is just oo mcuh
<12> nice
<12> plan
<12> plain
<12> simple
<10> these next few days should be interesting at work
<10> i'll have to make excuses that i'm busy so i can configure this ubuntu install proper
<9> iptables is like pf but it's command based, they do have pf-like languages
<10> ???
<9> i've always thought of using some (pf|iptables|pix)-agnostic notation for firwalling
<9> but as i've always used linux, never really saw the need
<10> ok, this may be a dumb question
<10> but ubuntu straight out of the box, can you just type 'apt-get install sshd' and have it install sshd?
<10> or do you need to specify an exact version number
<9> apt-get install openssh-server
<9> no
<9> it's just like debian
<10> it keeps telling me it can't find the package sshd
<10> never used debian before
<10> <-- slackware admin
<10> install source or tgz packages
<13> good evening all
<10> there is a port of apt-get for slackware called slapt-get but it's miserable
<10> never bothered to use it because everyone complained about it
<10> f00f: one last question, i promise, can you use apt-get to query available packages matching a string?
<12> ok jeename
<12> apt-cache search ssh
<12> then see what it has listed
<10> ok
<10> thanks
<13> I'm running into an odd side effect with Gnome, I use the ESC key frequently and find that my F1 key gets hit by my pinky before the ESC... soo... how can I change the "global" F1 binding?
<12> ;)
<10> i'll start reading a few tutorials
<12> revstray: go under system
<12> then I think it is perferecnes or the other menu righ tunder neath it
<12> and you'll find keyboard mapping
<12> you'll see what I mean
<12> sorry I'd give you a better advise but I'm not on my system right now
<12> and I haven't memorized the menus yet
<12> btw jeenam in ubuntu it will be more common named
<12> like in rhel or fc its httpd
<12> while in ubuntu / debian its Apache
<13> System -> Preferences -> Keyboard Shortcuts I believe is what you are looking for
<12> usually with ubuntu / debian you can actually pick the version to install instead of being defaulted to say apache 2
<12> or php5
<12> yes
<12> thanks
<13> I've been checking in there for a while, not finding much :)
<13> well, not finding the F1 binding
<12> well you can search in the top right corner
<12> sweet
<12> thanks I need it
<12> my child drove me crazy from the drive to my parents
<12> =P
<13> "search in the top right corner" ?
<12> I thought.. maybe a different program
<12> hehe
<13> yup :) must be.
<12> =P
<13> shucks...
<13> it appears that F1 has been standardized within multiple applications
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