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<0> Anyone know how I access Login Screen Setup
<1> lol
<2> prospero2005, system admin login screen
<0> thank you
<3> Must go. Thanks for the help.
<4> Does anyone know how to make the keyboard volume controls change the analog front rather than analog center???
<1> anyone have any neat ideas for a newbie in linux to do? (easy nifty stuff)
<5> prospero2005: or gdmsetup as root
<2> adventchild, nautilus /usr/share/doc
<2> and browse around ;)
<1> ty
<0> Actually,I'm using kubuntu
<6> Will someone please send me an unaltered flight 6 source.list ...
<0> Having a problem finding system->admin
<2> Howdy125, paste.ubuntu-nl.org/d6666
<7> prospero2005: heh, you probably would
<8> whats that script for dapper thats like automatix??
<9> easy ubuntu
<10> !automatix
<11> methinks automatix is unsafe, it overwrites configuration files, and does things like "echo -e 'y\nY\n'" that are considered risky. Please do not use it. There are alternative applications, but it's often best to read the documentation.
<7> prospero2005: there's #kubuntu and #kde if no one answers in here
<0> Essentially, I want to enable xdmcp
<1> whats better? frostwire or BT? ::iyo::
<4> anyone familiar with configuring a keyboard for alsamixer?
<8> says automatix wont work with dapper for some reason
<1> how do you do polls in rooms?
<9> Sysfail: try easyubuntu
<2> SysFail, automatix is crap anyway
<8> ok
<10> !easyubuntu
<11> easyubuntu is an easy-to-use program for installing all your favorites. Java, Nvidia/ATI, and more. It is as safe as the team can make it. It doesn't change any settings by default. http://easyubuntu.freecontrib.org/ or #easyubuntu
<12> So does anyone know if there is a way to replace the kernal of an existing ubunt installation via a livecd?
<13> newbie question, is it going to break things if I remove ubuntu-standard?
<7> adventchild: this is primarily a support channel /j #ubuntu-offtopic
<8> thats the one
<8> thanks guys
<6> ty Seveas
<14> how do i p*** lib dir to search for shared objects to gcc/g++ ?
<15> advent: lol, guess what, I'm under a LiveCD of Warty and the printer works -.-
<14> i'm getting an error in something i'm writing saying it can't find a .so file that is in /usr/local/lib/
<2> zezu, -L/path/to/libdir
<16> ubuntu2: you could boot off the livecd, mount the hd / somewhere, chroot to it, and install a kernel
<14> thx
<7> korben: apt-cache show ubuntu-standard
<7> korben: it talsk about removing it
<7> korben: but it looks like just a metapackage
<1> Stealth870: so it would seem it might be a conflict or driver issue... did you try to change the printers IRQ?
<17> Hi again!
<15> advent: how would i go about doing that?
<17> I have my xorg log
<14> Seveas, would that stop it from finding a shared lib ?
<13> orbin: yea thats why I don't get it. I'm planning on upgrading eventually, can I just reinstall it when I want to? I want to remove some of the packages that depend on it
<14> or is that something different, b/c its not working, its finding the libs it needs to static link to but not the dynamic one
<2> zezu, no it will only find more ;)
<14> err
<1> Stealth870: in linux i honestly have no clue... i am a CSS in window$, first time linux user... sry...
<18> 'Lo.
<19> Holas
<14> i deff. woreded that one wrong
<7> korben: yes, you can reinstall it
<14> would it help finding a shared lib i should ask
<1> !IRQ
<11> adventchild: Huh? Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
<7> korben: same as ubuntu-desktop i would ***ume
<16> adventchild: you're a cascading style sheet???
<15> advent: k
<19> Espaol?
<13> orbin: ok thanks
<15> lol amphi
<18> Just thought I'd check out the chan, just installed Ubuntu -- good stuff. :)
<1> amphi: lol... Computer Support Specialist
<15> !printers
<11> somebody said printers was https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsPrinters or http://www.linuxprinting.org
<1> amphi: well... CSS in training... im in school at the moment... just about done tho...
<7> ops: almost there!
<12> amphi, ok how do I install a kernel?
<19> Hello Argentina
<16> ubuntu2: apt-get install some_kernel - or build one from source?
<7> !es
<11> Hispanohablantes: Por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda.
<20> hey guys is 2048 cache better than 1024..????
<21> reaps: it's how you use it that counts
<14> i dont see why it won't find a dynamic file that is there ;|
<22> yes
<16> reaps: on a processor? yeah
<20> ok
<22> 2048 = 2 MB cache compared to 1MB
<18> More cache means less retrieving of fresh datarixen.
<2> bye all, long past bedtime here
<20> so 2048 on pentium M is better than 1024 ..rite..??
<7> *round of applause*
<16> n8 Seveas
<16> reaps: indeed
<22> on any system
<21> Seveas: heh well deserved after the -v * 700
<20> ok..
<22> bigger that cache the better
<20> thanks guys..
<23> reaps: Well, it also depends on what you aim to do with the PC.
<24> hello everyone ...
<23> reaps: If all you do is run irc and aweb browser, you hardly need 2MB of cache.
<20> cafuego laptp so just music and homework..
<17> Hey, can someone else help me with my font/x dieing problem now Seveas has gone.
<17> It is preventing my OS from loading.
<17> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/11493
<17> ^My x log
<17> Thanks!
<20> DVD maybe..
<16> cafuego_: 2MB seems pretty standard on pemtium m these days
<23> reaps: A celeron will do, then ;-)
<7> cafuego: heh, it's not the size, it's what you do with it right?
<25> tonyyarusso, thanks for the help earlier, everything works fine now with my music
<24> i want to know.... how to use... something plug on usb like my MP3 player
<26> Hello
<20> Celero...uughhh!
<27> william: Wonderful.
<23> reaps: Still, if the extra cache doesn't cost that much more, go for it.
<28> any have a nm256 based sound card working?
<24> should i mount something somewhere
<1> ::shudders:: celeron... i have that on my laptop...
<7> sgt-dyke: hopefully it automounts
<25> tonyyarusso, i have another question tho...one of the drives it has on my desktop everytime i try to access it is says i don't have the permission to do so, why?
<24> alright...
<16> adventchild: does it have any l2 cache at all?
<20> celeron **** major ***..!! im all AMD guy..
<1> rather have an AMD, but ill settle for a P4
<24> and where should i find it orbin ???
<1> amphi: dont think so.... its OLD
<7> adventchild: nothing wrong w/ them if the box is just a workhorse
<20> yep yep..
<17> Can anyone help me?
<7> sgt-dyke: find what? just plug it in
<24> i know something work cause my mp3 is lighten ... but
<1> orbin: true, but mine is not...
<17> My problem is kinda serious...
<23> just make sure you get 1GB ram.
<27> william: ntfs perhaps? /msg ubotu ntfs (I gotta go again...dang.)
<22> usually cp's are priced by theoretical speed in gigs and mostt secondly the FSB effects the price dramaticlly
<1> orbin: i am a die-hard gamer
<24> yup orbin... the folder.... should be where
<23> (or more)
<20> definetly..
<17> :/
<20> 1 gb RAM is must have..
<29> tooleh, ask
<20> my Home PC has 4 GB...1
<17> My X won't load since I installed a load of fonts.
<17> Here is the log: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/11493
<7> adventchild: ah, then you have an argument then :)
<7> sgt-dyke: it should show up on your desktop
<1> reaps: if you are going for 1gb ram, get 2 512mb sticks
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