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<0> http://www.shhtlist.com/get/1655911537lamers2.jpg
<0> hehe
<1> http://www.joyoftech.com/joyoftech/joyimages/915.gif
<1> lol :D
<1> RikiBobby: do you spend any time on the ubuntu forum?
<0> not really
<1> me neither. sometimes I pop in from google ;)
<1> I prefer the wiki
<2> cool
<3> hi, how can i check what package are needed by gcc ?
<3> i already have installed it
<1> I don't know of any easy way to list all packages needed by gcc
<1> but sudo apt-cache show package lists dependencies from a package
<3> Depends: cpp (>= 4:4.1.1-6ubuntu3), gcc-4.1 (>= 4.1.1-2)
<3> good
<3> i need to know that for a documentation
<3> what else is needed to compile a c programm
<1> ok :)
<3> lib packages?
<1> I think gcc installs what you need, if it's ONLY a C-programme you want to compile
<1> when I compile a C++ programme, I use g++
<3> yeah, but if i have to tell somebody how he can compile my prog and what does he needs
<1> depends on your prog
<3> is uses just stdio.h,stdlib.h,ctype.h and string.h
<1> ok. I guess gcc is enough then, and installs what he needs
<1> you don't use make or make install or stuff like that?
<3> sure make
<1> if you install build-essentials on Ubuntu, he will get all he needs to compile your prog
<3> but make its installed by default for example
<1> sudo apt-cache show build-essentials to see what it installs
<3> k thx
<4> hi i'm running gparted and while i try to resize ntfs partition from a live cd it says error in trying to resize partition
<5> hat`: I ran into that problem too. The only way I got around it, was I did a fresh install, with nothing but ubuntu.
<4> Ryan` what od you mean?
<4> i am running a fresh install
<4> you mean deleting everythinig?
<5> as in, I totally allowed gparted to wipe my harddrive.
<4> oh ****
<4> i would do that but then i can't learn piano
<4> i have guitar pro on my windows
<4> it teaches me piano
<4> Ryan` are you using a laptop by any chance or something?
<4> (for that specific installation)
<5> yes, I am
<1> Ryan`: still there?
<5> yep
<1> want a backup script?
<5> eh
<5> I dont need to backup anything..
<1> ok. I backup everything I got :)
<1> I've done a rm * and I w*** pretty glad I had backups :D
<1> rm * in wrong folder
<5> eh
<1> it took my entire home-directory
<5> * is a dangerous variable to use in ANY folder
<1> yes it is. the commandline is very powerful
<1> but I know of other guys that did a rm /
<6> Hola?
<6> Hello?
<7> Ryan`: PING TIMEOUT ALREADY
<8> /VERIFY AAAAAcIA0AYu02oRbicIAA-3660027512
<8> BAH
<5> man
<5> wrong network, totally
<9> nice
<10> hey all, i just changed video cards in my box, and now x wont start... well, i actually changed just about everything there is to change about the computer, aside from the hard drives, but it's complaining about my video card. Is there a way I can tell it to redetect it? I'm in a recovery console now
<11> PSDC_Gues, reconfigure x.
<10> how would i go about doing that?
<10> or is that the command? lol
<11> http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=ubuntu+reconfigure+X&btnG=Google+Search
<12> anyone know how to configure ACPI so that it only wakes from suspend on a push of the power button rather than any keyboard press?
<3> hi, i run ubuntu with xfce, but my keyfor the Pipe symbol/greaterthen isn't working. and i didn't find where i can the change the keyboard.
<13> oh j33z that's annoying...
<14> ffs
<15> may be ferror can ban him if he's around
<16> !networking
<16> Hrm..
<16> I'm looking to share the internet connection from my windows computer with my Ubuntu computer. Can someone point me in the right direction?
<17> NoEvidenZ, still there?
<16> Yepper.
<17> what windows is it?
<17> XP?
<16> Yeah, XP.
<17> go to the connection manager
<17> and you should have two networks
<16> In XP?
<17> one is the actual connection to the internet
<16> Well I've got a wireless connection to my router, and i've got a wired connection to the Ubuntu comptuer.
<16> So yes, I've got two networks.
<17> the other is the network
<17> ok, so the wired connection is the network
<17> on your wireless connection
<17> right click and select Properties
<17> go to Sharing
<17> and activate internet sharing
<16> There is no sharing D:
<17> then ubuntu should auto detect the changes
<17> huh
<16> My wireless network doesn't have a sharing tab.
<17> that's odd
<17> let me VNC from my windows PC so i could see
<16> VNC?
<17> there
<17> did you try in the Advanced tab?
<17> there should be a Share section there
<16> All it has under the advanced tab is the Windows Firewall which I've got turned off.
<17> i'm clueless then
<17> it should be right there
<16> Yeah, I think I might have to reinstall..
<17> neh, doint reinstall
<16> I haven't got any sharing things for my drives either, only for my folders and stuff..
<17> install ubuntu instead
<16> Edgy doesn't like this computer. It refuses to boot
<17> try Dapper
<16> I did.
<16> Couldn't get my wireless to work.
<17> System -> Administration -> Network
<16> So I tried Feisty, thinking it might have better wireless support, but apparently not.
<17> configure and run
<16> Oh, wireless works fine, but my network'
<16> s encrypted.
<17> so? insert a p***word
<16> If I turn that off my neighbors leech. If I turn it on, Ubuntu dies.
<17> mine is too
<16> Believe me, I sat here for three days and couldn't get encrypted wireless to work under Dapper.
<16> Then I sat here for another week and couldn't get it to work under Feisty.
<16> I wish they'd just release official drivers for Linux. Would it really put them out that much?
<16> I can't see them losing anything from it. People are still going to pay for the network card even if there's two extra files on the driver cd.
<13> which wifi chipsets? i can get wifi working fine np's here on breezy, dappy and edgy....
<13> then again... i do happen to know what i'm doing.... probably the difference....
<16> When it was on this computer it was an Atheros chipset
<16> AR5212 if I remember correctly. But I probably don't.
<13> i've done some madwifi dev work.... it's easy
<13> i've even got a cli gui tool half written for it
<13> i dunno if feisty has the missing madwifi-tools package tho... like edgy is missing it
<13> i just compile my own kernels and drivers tho
<16> Well it's not on this computer any more, I've moved the hard drive to another system running in i386. So i've had to reinstall, and it's running Edgy now.
<13> NoEvidenZ: have ya got wlanconfig tool? try which wlanconfig to find out....
<16> I'm not doing wireless any more.
<13> otherwise go gran it from testing branch at packages.debian.org
<13> erm grab
<13> anyway... i'm a wifi wizard and general linux guru... if ya have any probs at all.... just ask
<16> I've got my Windows XP computer connected to the wireless network, and I'm trying to connect my Ubuntu computer to my Windows XP one to share that connection.
<13> i also do dev work on fvwm-themes window manager theme engine....
<13> NoEvidenZ: wincrap makes a lousy nat machine imho
<13> i refuse to have anything to do with wincrap
<13> i run all linux routers
<16> I'm trying to get away from windows.
<13> then chuck it and use linux for your lan's nat/router
<13> run a dhcpd on the linux box... like i do
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