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<0> eh?
<0> i dont have it
<1> intelikey: maybe you can try an apt-get update after you install a piece of software, i can't explain why dpkg is crapping out on a certain package unless dpkg is borked
<2> or iMESH
<3> ubuntulnx: maybe a folder named "incomplete" somewhere
<4> Sashi, just press the print screen button on your keybaord
<5> !shred
<6> NO SPEAKE ENLISH! Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, NickGarvey
<0> erm
<7> ok so I installed ubuntu server on my dell 233 mhz, 64mg ram, can I run apache for a web server?
<0> i meant
<8> tristanmike but with totaly different hardware, i doubt that it's anything other than "bad code"
<0> like a video thing
<3> ubuntulnx: limewire is the only program i know that creates a folder named like thet
<9> m4rcos: so you only have a command line and your desktop will not fire up ?
<10> Sashi: istanbul is one
<11> rsnapshot? also
<0> your joking right
<12> arrick, you probably want to run apache2
<10> !info istanbul
<6> istanbul: (desktop session recorder), section universe/gnome, is optional. Version: 0.1.1-0ubuntu2 (breezy), Packaged size: 60 kB, Installed size: 324 kB
<0> lol
<10> Sashi: ^^^^ nope :)
<4> Sashi, afaik, istanbul is the only "free" open source screencast solution.
<13> can gparted resize your current partition
<0> funny name
<7> ok Falstius can you run me through it after install?
<1> intelikey: yeah weird, i think the different hardware would increase your chances of it working, i haven't had a problem with my hoary installer, if you don't mind me asking, why not breezy ?
<14> bimberi: apparently it's installed
<11> lol @ Sashi hehhee
<15> green_earz yes but when I maked a ctrl alt backsapce the hard disk was thinking all the time and I couldn't see nothing !
<8> tristanmike dialup.
<13> reda_ea: looks like i got everything
<14> but it doesn't say where and apt hasn't enabled the daemon by default, is there a swat.conf file somewheres?
<15> so I thinked that I had to reinstall ubuntu ! :(
<15> green_earz
<13> anyone use tor?
<7> hey IdleOne I decided to run an apache server so I can get help in here, not much help out there for microsoft,and there is a connection limit of 5 users
<1> intelikey: fair enough
<12> arrick: if you only need a basic setup, you can just start copying files to /var/www, it shouldn't need any more setup ... for customization I modified my apache.conf file by hand so if you're going to do that just read the comments in the file.
<10> Sashi: apparently it's named in honour of Liverpool's Champions League win !! :)
<16> ry4220: you start swat from inetd
<8> tristanmike i'm not the kind of guy that will ask "shipit" to send new disks each month, err 6 months either.
<11> arrick, FOSS is the way to go :)
<5> EEK
<5> I typed shred test.txt
<14> I know, but I need to know where swat is first
<5> now my terminal is all messed
<17> Im having a problem. Im new to Linux. I installed Ubuntu, with xubuntu, got all that set up. Anyhow, before I installed Ubuntu, I backed up a bunch of my files in one folder and dumped it on my slave drive. Now I want to copy that folder back over to my master drive. So, I installed the slave drive, then, following the documentation, did "sudo lshw", then "sudo mkdir /backup" then "sudo mount /dev/hdd1 /backup". Now, where do I
<18> Anyone a hack genious in here ...
<7> ok Falstius thanks for the input, but I will need help, as I will not have a gui on here
<3> arrick: in ubuntu just install phpmyadmin for a full LAMP server
<4> NickGarvey, type tput --reset
<10> ry4220: that dpkg command will list all the files installed by the package
<12> arrick, the first thing you should do then is learn about little about using vi or nano (text editors)
<7> reda_ea, what is a lamp server?
<11> arrick, install gui then remove it :)
<19> DiscoStrangler: you got cut off at ``Now, where do I''
<20> Well, I have read both of those web pages, and they are not my problem at all.
<3> arrick: Linux Apache Mysql Php
<2> reda_ea: would you be able to use any program to run windows version of limewire off of a vfat partition while runnung ubuntu?
<17> Now, where do I go to view the files on that drive?
<19> DiscoStrangler: open nautilus and go to filesystem and then backup
<5> carthik: thank you :)
<3> exiodus: bad idea .. java and fat32 on linux just dont work nice
<14> bomberi: dpkg -l swat just gives me the version number
<4> NickGarvey, tput reset -- sorry
<5> carthik: got it
<10> ry4220: L (capital)
<19> DiscoStrangler: places menu > computer == nautilus
<3> exiodus: just avoid using fat partition in any java app on linux
<13> reda_ea: is there any program that can rid your computer of those "footprints"
<5> !info shred
<14> oh... that's why, thanks... I am using a screen reader so didn't notice that
<5> !info coreutils
<6> coreutils: (The GNU core utilities), section base, is required. Version: 5.2.1-2ubuntu2 (breezy), Packaged size: 1028 kB, Installed size: 7536 kB
<2> reda_ea: ok... i know you can use winx to run windows on mac.. should i just download a linux version?
<17> That would be "file manager" in xubuntu?
<4> DiscoStrangler, install and use rox
<19> DiscoStrangler: oh right, I think it's called thunar
<5> ubuntulnx: should be built in, type shred filename
<7> IdleOne, you see my pm?
<4> !info rox
<3> ubuntulnx: there are no footprints .. all you CAn write is under your home directory
<13> NickGarvey: what if i already used rm?
<3> ubuntulnx: so you can just go there and remove all you dont want
<13> oh ok
<5> history -c to clear your command history
<4> NickGarvey, try $apropos shred on your own system :)
<3> ubuntulnx: you will have the apps config files so you chose what to do
<18> Anyone able to hack a Windows program installer. need a way to install a flight training progra,
<2> ubuntulnx: sorry about that... im used to windows... there is a footprint for everything...
<5> !wine
<2> reda_ea: ok... i know you can use winx to run windows on mac.. should i just download a linux version?
<9> m4rcos: to reconfigure your xserver which looks after you mouse keyboard and monitor use the command sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg i think the last bit right
<16> iceman: theres flightsim available on linux
<13> exiodus: how can you remove that?
<3> exiodus: winx ?? you mean wine ?
<5> or winex?
<5> !cedega
<15> Thank's a lot green_earz now I have de X in my ubuntu !
<9> np
<2> reda_ea: i dont know... i know there is a program to run windows programs on a mac
<21> virtual pc
<2> reda_ea: should i just uninstall my windows version and install a linux version of limewire?
<3> exiodus: well it sure isnt wine as wine works only on PC
<21> previously connectix; got purchased by microsoft
<4> NickGarvey, use "/msg ubotu package-name" to avoid what you type appearing here
<3> exiodus: you should install frostwire
<2> frostwire?
<3> exiodus: its open source version of limewire
<2> ah
<22> i just installed apache-doc but where would it be
<3> exiodus: it had a deb package in the official site
<2> reda_ea: are there bugs in it?
<16> patrick__: /usr/share/doc/apache-doc
<9> patrick__: /usr/share/doc
<10> ry4220: ahh kk :)
<3> exiodus: but it dosent work on dapper now
<23> How do I remove parts of edubuntu?? I searched for it in synaptic found no parts just artwork screensavers & nothingg 2 do with it, also not installled....
<3> exiodus: its the same as limewire
<3> exiodus: its built from the source code of limewire
<2> reda_ea: so would that still work on ubuntu? and how would i find it? cnet? or bittorrent?
<23> its trying 2 run a part of edubuntu & causeing ubuntu & kde not to run.. how do I remove edubuntu?
<3> exiodus: so it has the same bugs as limewire
<0> lol is it me
<14> bomberi: is there a way to start swat as a one time daemon instead of adding it to inetd?
<13> anyone know a good vpn package?
<3> exiodus: just google for frostwire
<0> or does linux in general speed up things
<0> like flash games :p
<2> reda_ea: ok... tyvm...
<3> Sashi: no flash is very bad on linux
<9> _master_: from the command line > dpkg -l | grep package-name then when you find the package you what the remove > sudo aptitude remove package
<24> i have never had a issue with flash in ubuntu O_o
<13> anyone use a VPN?
<24> weard
<12> ubuntulnx: I use openvpn
<0> no reda_ea
<15> n0
<13> falstius: do you like it?
<0> im playing some flash games
<0> and its like double the speed
<3> B0FH: just try some strange website that uses some stuff requiring only the lastest version of flash
<24> weard
<24> got linky?
<5> flash has failed for me, guess it doesnt like me
<22> how do i get permission to put stuff in /var/www
<2> reda_ea: should i go back into windows to uninstall limewire or just do it from here?
<3> B0FH: plus the linux version of flash has some bugs
<25> cya later
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