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<0> penguinplayer: well, try mplayer, just to see if it works ??
<1> well.. whats that whole wrong input plugin thing about anyway?
<1> i never had that before
<0> penguinplayer: you installed all the w32codecs too ?
<1> yeah
<0> try mplayer, then
<1> should i use libxine1 or xine-lib
<0> libxine1
<0> from packman
<1> thats what i thought
<2> Novell.Zenworks.Zmd.Public.ZenException: Please provide a name for the service <-- I am getting that error when trying to get packman responsitory installed
<2> what shold I do?
<1> nope. mplayer wont open the dvd drive either
<3> oi..
<4> hey guys
<1> yo
<4> hi penguinplayer
<0> penguinplayer: many people are having problems with zen :-/
<1> xen?
<0> no, zen
<0> that new package manager frontend
<1> oh, thats yeah
<1> online update wont work properly
<1> i like the way it handles things,. but its dumb when it comes to updating software
<4> hey how is opensuse compared to Ubuntu?
<0> rubso: depends on what you want..
<1> never used ubuntu
<4> hmm...
<1> opensuse is getting better every release though
<1> the new package handler is pretty good, it has some issues though
<1> but its good otherwise
<4> how is the mplayer for example, does it have all the codecs in opensuse, and how is the flash player? especially in websites such as www.youtube.com
<0> rubso: well, those 2 are not installed on most distros by default.
<1> flash works fine
<1> as long as its flash 7
<0> rubso: and for the codecs ..
<0> !w32codecs
<5> Download win32 codecs from packman, here: http://packman-test.links2linux.de/package/Win32-Codecs - note that these only work on 32bit installations
<4> great !
<4> in ubuntu i was having a problem showing the text on flash, but i fixed it, i don't know about opensuse :)
<0> rohan: most probably that problem will exist in suse too
<0> cos its a binary player, and as far it is concerned, suse == ubuntu == $DISTRO
<4> lol :) thank you rohan !
<0> ;)
<6> hi all
<0> lol
<6> i had to link a library for suse
<0> hi EnterUserName
<6> to use with amarok
<6> but its still not registering its there
<6> any idea how to fix it/ i ran ldconfig
<6> its for ipod.
<6> do i need a parameter with ldconfig?
<6> I have a newer version of a library
<6> so i tried to ln libdbus.. blah to the one its looking for
<6> but its not working..
<6> any ideas?
<6> anyone?
<6> help :(
<6> hoki: can you help me out?
<6> i have a question about linking newer libraries to older oens
<7> hmm
<6> I'm runnign amarok
<6> and its looking for libdbus-glib-1.so.1
<6> so i linked the newer version to that
<6> but it still can't find the library
<6> even when i run it
<6> i'm running ldconfig
<6> with no paramaters and it stilld oes not work
<6> do i need parameters/
<7> hmm I still a bit of a beginner myself
<7> do you actually have the lib installed?
<8> YAST updated my kernel and I need to back it out, I can only get to a GRUB screen now, help! I don't have access to the computer so would be great if I could do it from the GRUB> prompt.
<6> DAMNIT
<0> EnterUserName: ask in #amarok /?
<6> i tried
<6> no ones responding
<6> but its a suse issue
<6> its a suse package
<7> hmm have you tried deleting and reinstalling coz it works for me
<6> your libdbus works with ipod?
<6> and amarok?
<6> for 1.4.0?
<7> not an ipod but a iriver yes
<6> hrm
<6> i tried reinstallling the package
<6> it didnt seem to work
<6> and icant uninstall it
<6> cuz it will take all my programs away
<2> I am liking suse a lot :D
<0> EnterUserName: force uninstall, telling rpm to ignore deps .. i think u'll need to read the man page for that
<1> for some reason, i cant install libdvdcss
<1> i cant figure it out
<0> !libdvdcss
<5> http://download.videolan.org/pub/libdvdcss/1.2.9/rpm/libdvdcss2-1.2.9-1.i386.rpm and for 64bit, ftp://ftp.pbone.net/mirror/ftp.links2linux.de/pub/packman/suse/10.0/x86_64/libdvdcss2-1.2.8-0.pm.2.x86_64.rpm
<6> oh ok i can do that
<0> that deosnt work ?
<0> penguinplayer: ^^
<1> well i dont have that rpm per say
<1> i had the src.rpm
<1> thanks to packman
<9> its per se, not per say
<1> thanks lol
<1> yast is SLOW
<1> i think this whole zen thing is slowing it down
<9> yep
<1> crap. that 64bit rpm isnt installing either
<1> what the crap
<1> fallowing packages havnt been found on the medium
<7> Gumby it is per se
<9> Hoki_Workin: I know, thats why I made the correction
<9> lol
<1> how do i install a rpm from the terminal?
<9> (and yes, Isee your sarcasm)
<7> :)
<9> I blame my fingers for that one. hehe. if they only know how to type
<9> :D
<1> what do i do to install this from the command line
<1> rpm -?
<6> whats the commands
<6> to relink the libraries
<9> rpm -Uvh /path/to/package.rpm
<1> well, how do i install a rpm from the command line
<9> rpm -Uvh /path/to/package.rpm
<1> oh my bad
<9> EnterUserName: ldconfig ?
<1> do i need to type the path if im in the directory?
<9> penguinplayer: nope
<1> ok thanks man
<6> screw it im rebuildin amarok from cvas
<6> later
<9> lol
<9> oh the impatience amuses me
<10> *sigh* why am I installing 10 when 10.1 is out...grr..
<10> oh well =/
<1> i get a warning about the packman source not being digitally signed...
<1> whats that all about
<9> possibly the packman source you are using not being digitally signed
<1> what difference does it make though
<9> if its signed its more likely secure and not going to fsck you up. if its not signed, it could be an oversight be the admin or someone that just doesnt care
<1> well, i figure it being from packman its ok to begin with
<1> oh well
<6> woo hoo i goti t working
<1> what works?
<0> penguinplayer: his amarok
<1> oh gotcha
<1> dangit
<1> im still getting a error about no input to handle the dvd
<6> hi all
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