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<0> lwizardl: though if you have other xfce-related packages installed, i'm afraid you'll have to remove them one by one, unless you used aptitude for installing them in the first place
<1> which part in germany
<2> south east
<3> paste the contents of your /etc/resolv.conf to http://www.rafb.net/paste/
<4> monteiro, do this in firefox in the address bar about:config scroll down >>network.dns.disableIPV6<< click on it and make it false close all copies of firefox start anew one and try that
<5> hihi all :D
<2> near the polish border
<6> lwizardl: remove as many xfce as you can and then use deborphan
<7> I have dvd with many mp3s with french letters. On windows I hadn't got any problem, but when I try to copy any files on linux I must correct there chars. It's impossible for 1500 files. What should I do?
<8> figured it out, there was an extra entry in /usr/share/gnome/apps/ called "Applications" which was conflicting. thanks for the tip brett`
<9> did anyone else get this today with dapper updates? The following packages have unmet dependencies. python-soappy: Depends: python2.4-soappy but it is not installed. By the way the kernel updated fine and I did not have to reinstall nvidia
<1> I have just installed ubuntu
<10> ompaul : ok
<11> Hey guys and gals. :)
<1> and I have tryed the irc chat
<2> I did it - let me think about ...
<2> ... 6 times
<5> What are some advantages to Ubuntu 64 bit vs 32 bit?
<1> jajaja
<7> does anybody see me typing? I can't get no answer today ;/
<11> Ubuntu 32 bit has drivers
<2> great
<11> 64 bit wont work with flash
<1> why?
<11> lol
<11> not yet
<2> so your ubuntu is running fine?
<5> Haha, none of that sounds pro-64bit
<12> leetcharmer: huge address space for starters - you can run huge databases more efficiently
<5> so, 64 bit = pretty gimp?
<3> leetcharmer: well, you can shift bigger ints around
<10> ompaul : i've that false
<3> isn't that just nifty
<11> I tried to get flash and common drivers for my wireless ethernet card to work
<1> i think so
<11> wouldnt until i went down to 32bit
<5> Frogzoo_away, can that benefit a desktop user?
<3> and.. wow, in theory, two unicode characters at a time
<9> nookie, what? I did'nt quite catch what you wrote ;)
<12> leetcharmer: nope
<1> buy i have not done so much
<13> skjiir?
<2> I or better the system or whatever had some trouble to find the right monitor sync
<7> steve_: I have dvd with many mp3s with french letters. On windows I hadn't got any problem, but when I try to copy any files on linux I must correct there chars. It's impossible for 1500 files. What should I do?
<10> brett` : maybe the dns problem is because ipv6 ?
<2> so I switch back to SuSE10 again ...
<9> Did anyone update dapper today?
<3> monteiro: could be, but shouldn't really be a problem. try pinging your router (usually 192.168.0.1)
<2> till next April
<11> is dapper out?
<11> stable?
<2> :-)
<3> monteiro: besides, you're on irc ;)
<9> no
<9> april I think
<5> So, for the average desktop user, are there any 64bit benefits -- that will outweigh the pain of installing things that would normally work on 32bit with ease?
<1> till next april why?
<10> brett` : yes, but sometimes the freenode server gives time out to me
<2> yes the next Kubuntu release
<11> leetcharmer, not that I have seen so far. Being a common desktop user.
<14> hey I'm trying to get apache with ssl and I installed apache-ssl and the ssl mod for apache... oops.. does anyone know how I can get the apache module to work?
<2> I prefer KDE on my old machine
<3> leetcharmer: I'm not sure, it's definitely more responsive
<1> ok
<9> this april and because I guess it takes time and the whole 6 month release thing they got going on
<5> brett`, responsive? how so?
<3> leetcharmer: faster. can shift more bits around quicker..
<11> brett`, it is more responsive for sure but my WLAN card wont work and you cant even get the flash player in 64bit
<4> monteiro, so it is not an ipv6 issue - now the next question what does traceroute to the network edge look like i.e. have you some mad stuff going on - like a million torrents or downloading several isos at once
<15> GNOME names ke angry
<15> makes^
<3> RoninGurl: Not even the open source HelixPlayer?
<15> me^
<5> RoninGurl, you'll need to make a chroot
<7> How to make cd images on ubuntu?
<3> ohh, flash, sorry. was thinking of Real :)
<11> i didnt know there was an open source flash player.
<2> I can't figure out, my NVidia card and Kubuntu of course can not figure out the correct mode lines for my monitor
<16> how do i add permisions
<4> topaz, no you get angry because gnome does not do what you want the way you want it, you have the source :)
<16> to a readonly hdd
<5> RoninGurl, also -- there may be tutorials to get your wifi card working on 64 bit, I had to do it with ndiswrapper
<4> nookie, use nautilus
<3> i'm trying out 64bit dapper atm...
<4> nookie, pop in a blank CD and it will fire up the program
<11> and one thing that pisses me off about both 64bit and 32bit. try moving a file from your desktop into a sub folder of the root file system or any sub folder beneath that. such as /root or /bin or any folder. ive tried moving files around and it just gives me access denied errors in Nautilus.
<7> ompaul: no, I want to make iso from not-empty cd.
<11> i hate that about ubuntu.
<5> brett`, how is 64bit dapper lookin' so far?
<11> havent found a way around it
<11> even added myself into root group
<11> hasent fixed it
<4> nookie, if it is not sophisticated enough for you gnome baker
<17> Any tools for Ipods ? so i can add songs etc
<3> RoninGurl: you will get access denied doing that
<10> ompaul : no, i don't have nothing of that
<3> RoninGurl: unless you're root - try doing it into /tmp
<11> brett`, , i know. i noticed that. and i hate it.
<10> ompaul : i'm know only using irc and gaim and firefox
<7> ompaul: so what should I download? There're plenty of burners and want pick good1
<5> RoninGurl, Automatix made a script to add those abilities to nautulis
<11> brett`, you cant login to root. thats the thing. you CANT.
<12> RoninGurl: you can't write to those directories for very well established reasons
<11> i want to have the ability to write to my folders. and thats that.
<12> RoninGurl: adding yourself to root group is asking for trouble
<11> so give me a mod
<18> Hello eveyone
<3> RoninGurl: well, have root rights. if you _really_ want to do it, try 'sudo nautilus --no-desktop' from a terminal
<2> hi christopher
<4> nookie, you should use gnomebaker I will get the bot to send you a message about adding what is called universe to your machine before you try to install it
<11> i added myself to the root user group in user manager. that didnt fix it
<4> !tell nookie about universe
<12> brett`: please don't encourage newbies to play with loaded weapons...
<3> Frogzoo_away: true, apologies :)
<7> ompaul: dd if=/dev/cdrom of=image.iso bs=1024
<0> he didn't quite encourage him
<4> nookie, you can if you want #
<11> 'sudo nautilus --no-desktop', what does that do?
<18> I have a question... How does ubuntu preform with VMPlayer?
<4> nookie, but I am misunderstanding your question
<3> RoninGurl: bad things to your computer in an incredibly short amount of time..
<19> Frogzoo_away, I don't see what's wrong with telling people how to shoot a gun, as long as you make it clear it could go off in their face.
<20> i need some help
<11> noxo, dont be convoluded.
<11> whats it do
<11> the command
<3> RoninGurl: but it _will_ give you a root enabled nautilus
<4> monteiro, what size link have you got to the internet?
<3> RoninGurl: which _is_ a bad thing (tm)
<7> ompaul: How to get iso file from cd in /media/cdrom0.
<20> i installed the nintendo emulator that ubuntu provided in synaptic package manager and i cant find it now after i installed it... any suggestions?
<5> RoninGurl, why don't you just use the command line to move stuff up some folders?
<4> nookie, that command without the bs=1024
<11> because im a windows user and a mac os x user and i am accustomed to moving files without file access errors
<17> ompaul: watsup mate
<7> I've found it in ubuntu guide
<11> and i wont have ubuntu telling me i cant
<7> ompaul: I've found it in ubuntu guide
<11> when i can
<4> nookie, /dev/cdrom0 or cdrom1
<17> ompaul: your from London ?
<3> Rondom: if you want file access errors in a mac, go into a terminal and try moving a file into /usr
<19> armos, which nintendo emulator?
<3> RoninGurl: if you want file access errors in a mac, go into a terminal and try moving a file into /usr
<3> oops ;)
<20> the only one they give you
<4> k31th, no I use our friends in bytemark - I live on the other side of the Irish sea :)
<20> ill find the name hold on
<11> it doesnt give me an error. :P
<11> it touched a blank file
<18> lol
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