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<0> right
<1> cppnewbie: we know :) j/k
<2> hi
<3> lol
<4> cppnewbie: by the way, did you say 1280x1024?
<0> hi student
<2> lol
<3> ya ljl
<2> hi
<3> its ok now :D
<5> tritium_ my acer 5023WMLI network adapter :P
<4> cppnewbie: do you know pixels aren't square with that resolution?
<2> asl
<1> student: not in here this is a support channel
<3> i never gave a damn actually but it doesnt tire my eyes that much :p
<0> clearscreen: dapper didn't drop any nic drivers
<5> I know
<4> cppnewbie: well, just keep in mind that pictures and stuff will be distorted.
<0> student: please stop that
<2> hi
<6> The hell?
<3> doesnt matter :D
<1> what worked in breezy will work in dapper when dapper is released most drivers work in dapper now
<6> I just tried to remove XChat with gnome-app-install, and it said there was something depending on it.
<6> What hell depends on XChat? O_o
<5> tritium_ but it just wont install my windows-only drivers through ndiswrapper..
<5> and Ive read that it's a common dapper bug .. lol
<7> could someone check my app and tell me if the log in is too slow? http://67.166.167.125:3000/user
<1> Krillancello: ubuntu-desktop?
<5> FFS
<1> ty tritium_
<6> gnomefreak: I didn't install that. I did a 'server' install and installed Gnome and X myself.
<5> I was at 90% ubuntu dvd download
<4> cppnewbie: ok, but you could still consider using 1280x960, or 1400x1050, or, hmm what was that, 1350x1024?
<5> YAY Firefox crashed -_-
<3> but since u told me about setting up nvidia graph card itself, do i need something specific to fix the nforce thing? :S
<1> Krillancello: what is it saying it depends on
<3> well if i come up with any problems ljl at least ill know what to do know
<3> if i dont forget it that is :P
<1> clearscreen: everything depedns on something
<6> gnome-app-install doesn't say what depends on what. It just says "Something depends on this program, use Advanced mode (Synaptic)."
<4> cppnewbie: i dunno, i just followed the howto for nvidia cards, and it worked fine and easy for me
<3> same here lol :D
<8> any1 using ff1.5?
<1> Krillancello: apt-get install whatever will tell you what depends on it and more than likely install them after asking you
<9> apt-cache showpkg <packagename> will tell you more information than you'll want, including what depends on it, etc etc
<3> so anyone knows if ive got to do something specific concerning the nforce chipset drivers? :D
<0> Krillancello: apt-cache depends <packagename>
<9> oh, i suppose you could do that, too, :p
<1> that too :)
<0> :):
<6> gnomefreak: I'm trying to remove XChat, and I just didn't realize there was something I'd installed that actually depended on it. Although now I'm seeing (in Synaptic) that xchat-common is installed, and it seems to be the obtrusive package (even though, logically speaking, the dependency should be reversed.)
<9> i always just use showpkg
<10> So If I have more than one linux-headers package installed, which one will the nvidia installer use by default? Or do I need to tell it which one to grab?
<8> any1 using ff1.5?
<11> !ff1.5
<12> You can use firefox 1.5 by following this wiki page https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FirefoxNewVersion
<4> Krillancello: hm? it seems quite logical to me that xchat-common depends on xchat, or have i misunderstood that?
<1> jdl: the kernel your booted too i think
<11> roico, ^^^ have a look at that link
<13> w
<8> !ff1.5
<8> ?
<10> gnomefreak Thanks.
<1> yw
<8> nice lol
<14> how do i get the audio to sync with the video in the flash plugin for mozilla?
<11> !linux headers
<12> I don't know, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, ompaul
<15> salut
<6> LjL: From the names, you would think xchat would depend on xchat-common, as most *-common packages are the parts of an app that are required by all versions of it (client/server, or in this case xchat/xchat-text/xchat-gnome).
<1> sudo apt-get remove --purge xchat should get rid of xchat and config files (should remove xchat-common also
<15> sa
<4> Krillancello: it does.
<4> Krillancello: but xchat-common *also* depends on xchat, which seems reasonable to me
<3> how do i check if a package is installed? what command?
<4> cppnewbie: "apt-cache policy packagename"
<1> you cant run xchat without xchat common being installed
<3> what do ya mean policy? :S
<4> cppnewbie: ?
<1> cppnewbie: type that command you will see
<0> that's the command, cppnewbie
<3> ah
<6> LjL: xchat-common actually depends on "xchat | xchat-text | xchat-gnome."
<4> cppnewbie: it's the apt-cache parameter
<3> i didnt realize lol
<16> hi
<6> I just wanted to replace xchat with xchat-gnome, because I've wanted to test xchat-gnome out for a while but haven't gotten around to it.
<17> wastrel: you can't, macromedia compiled it wrong
<4> Krillancello: yeah, but i still don't see a problem with that... it seems quite natural that xchat-common would depend on xchat. what's the purpose of xchat-common without xchat installed?
<6> But xchat-common had to make it a bigger brewhaha than it needed to be.
<4> Krillancello: but if you check xchat, xchat *also* depends on xchat-common
<1> Krillancello: i think its the other way around i think you can install xchat-common without any other xchat packages
<18> is there anyone here running dr17 wm?
<16> yes
<1> dr17???
<16> wat?
<14> nosilver4u: jolly. we'll have to hexedit the binary to fix? ;]
<4> gnomefreak: well actually not, since xchat-common depends on xchat or xchat-text or xchat-gnome
<1> did they change the name of it?
<11> Das, for whom or in reply to what was the yes for?
<4> (though it really only depends on xchat or xchat-text for me, weird)
<18> Das; do you also have Gnome install
<10> gnomefreak Had to supply -k `uname -r` to nvidia instller after all.
<6> gnomefreak, LjL: I misread its description. It says it's useless without one of the three xchat packages.
<1> Krillancello: correct
<6> Well, this is nice...
<6> I removed xchat and xchat-common, and installed xchat-gnome...
<1> i suggest irssi :)
<4> i suggest telnet
<6> ... now when I try to tell it to install xchat-common again, it wants to replace xchat-gnome with xchat.
<6> Bastard packages.
<19> any one install yahoo messanger on breezy?
<18> gnomefreak; Enlightenment development release 17
<4> Krillancello: check xchat-common again -- on my sistem, it wants either xchat or xchat-text, no xchat-gnome
<0> erik__: most people use gaim instead
<1> erik__: its not worth it yahoo ****s on linux
<4> erik__: i tried once. it installs without problems, but there are valid alternatives
<1> drbombay43: ahhhhhhh it used to be e17 but i guess they name the devel dr
<19> Thanks all
<18> yes
<6> LjL: If I install xchat-common, it automatically installs xchat and uninstalls xchat-gnome. If I install xchat-gnome, it uninstalls the other two.
<6> So fsck xchat-gnome.
<6> It's not worth my time.
<0> Krillancello: are you using dapper?
<1> Krillancello: you cant have xchat-gnome and xchat on the system at same time in breezy
<6> tritium_: Breezy.
<4> Krillancello: that's why i said to check xchat-common again... you said it depends on xchat-gnome | xchat | xchat-text, but for me it only depends on xchat | xchat-text
<1> dapper allows you both and xchat-gnome is default
<4> Krillancello: (and actually, that's only for version 2.4 -- version 2.6, from backports, wants *only* xchat)
<6> LjL: That's right. I said that I misread the description which said it's useless without one of the three.
<20> Ok, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages This does NOT work.
<4> Krillancello: yes, my descript says the same thing, but the dependencies don't reflect that
<21> What does the line in xorg.conf "DRI" Mode 0666 do for X?
<1> ubotu tell Chocobo about seveas
<3> in here my ntfs hd cant be recognized by ubuntu
<3> says like its not a disk or something
<22> why my internet is very slow, when i trying connect ? when i connected internet be faster
<1> Chocobo: go to that site and there should be alternitives
<22> ?
<3> or its corrupted or something like it
<18> how is breezy coming along everyone or anyone' and when is the next release due?
<23> This is not a ubuntu specific question, but is there a file in /proc or /sys or a command that can tell me weither there is an external monitor connected to my laptop
<24> could someone please give me a direct dl link to the Ubuntu.iso file? have lost my CD
<23> ?
<4> cppnewbie: what command did you use to mount it?
<24> located in Europe
<20> gnomefreak, we have tries three mirrors so far :/
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