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<0> k31th: sudo apt-get install wine
<1> protonbart, and without a complete error description we cannot even begin to help...
<2> when i install winesteuptk it removes wine
<1> k31th, winesetuptk is obsolete
<1> use winetools/winecfg
<2> how do i run / setup wine if i just apt-get it
<3> where do i go to get a command line to install things like wine?
<4> ah,theres nothing wrong with the harddrive, would you know where to get a good manual to install ubuntu, and explaining everything
<0> k31th: wine name.exe
<1> wearydrone, the supermarket
<1> wearydrone, applications -> accessories -> terminal
<3> thank you
<5> my friend here has made a easywine software,see:easywine.org
<5> but it's chinese
<0> ...
<5> and it's really easy
<2> Warning: the specified Windows directory L"c:\\windows" is not accessible.
<0> k31th: it's ~/.wine in your home folder
<5> yes
<6> brb
<4> man alot of people on the ubunto community room
<4> pretty cl***s
<4> speaks for itself
<2> community room
<2> ?
<5> ?
<4> room
<7> s_spiff{AWAY} do you have evolution setup with gmail? I can send mail through gmail with evolution, but not recieve it just hangs
<7> Failed to read a valid greeting from POP server pop.gmail.com
<8> i want to switch on kde, what packages do i need to install
<9> ubuntu doesn't take input from certain keys at login. terminal works. does anyone else have this problem?
<10> asdffasf: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
<11> are usb scanners scsi devices?
<12> nameeater: Some use scsi device drivers iirc. Which scanner have you got?
<11> canon pixma mp150
<11> trying to get it to work in VMware/WinXP but it crashes the virtual win xp :(
<12> nameeater: Does it work in ubuntu like it should?
<7> could somebody tell me why evolution wont let me send recieve mail but i can send from my gmail account?
<11> no not at all, apparently canon are one of the worst for linux support
<12> dj_tobias: Because you haven't set the pop3/imap and smtp servers correctly?
<10> DJ_Tobias: you are able to send mail but not recieve?
<7> BlueEagle, well I have done what it says?!
<7> server pop.gmail.com
<7> gnomefreak, yea
<10> DJ_Tobias: what ports did you say to use?
<7> gnomefreak, it doesnt ask for ports but i also tried pop.gmail.com:995
<13> is Klik save to use?
<13> http://klik.atekon.de/
<7> Failed to read a valid greeting from POP server pop.gmail.com but i can telnet to pop.gmail.com:995
<10> DJ_Tobias: i try like hell never to use that (too much like outlook including the issues. i would try thunderbird
<12> nameeater: www.turboprinter.de installing the software adds new drivers for the i4000r that could be manually be used (cut and snipped from http://www.cnet.com.au/photography/photoprinters/0,39028828,40001266,00.htm )
<10> DJ_Tobias: let me see if mine connects to gmail
<12> nameeater: Ignore that last comment.
<12> nameeater: My bad.
<10> DJ_Tobias: dont forget you need to use tsl for sending nad ssl for reciving
<12> nameeater: But I see what you mean. Google returns nothing useful on that. ;D
<10> sylpheed connected to gmail fine for me
<7> tobias@slave:~$ sudo apt-get install thunderbird
<7> P***word:
<7> Reading package lists... Done
<7> Building dependency tree... Done
<7> E: Couldn't find package thunderbird
<14> Hi folks, anyone know if there is an apt-get package for anjuta or another way to install on Ubuntu 5.10 without going through the usual dependancy tree nightmare?
<12> nameeater: Guess you should have researched abit more before buying that scanner. ;D
<11> mother brought it unfortunately :|
<10> DJ_Tobias: please dont paste in here and next time try mozilla-thunderbird
<12> nameeater: Guess you should have reaearched abit more before getting that mother then. :p
<13> is Klik ok?
<12> researched*
<15> and learn your apt commands, that'll help a lot DJ_Mirage
<15> if you "apt-cache search foo" you'll get the info you need.
<16> !info anjuta
<17> anjuta: (A GNOME development IDE, for C/C++), section universe/gnome, is optional. Version: 1.2.4-1 (breezy), Packaged size: 872 kB, Installed size: 2124 kB
<7> gnomefreak, sorry its working now
<15> for instance "apt-cache search thunder"
<10> apt-cache search policy foo will tell you where to find it :)
<16> !info mozilla-thunderbird
<17> mozilla-thunderbird: (Mozilla Thunderbird standalone mail client), section mail, is optional. Version: 1.0.7-0ubuntu1 (breezy), Packaged size: 10124 kB, Installed size: 30572 kB
<14> oboto ahh I just tried 'apt-get install anjuta' but it can't seem to find it
<16> !universe
<17> To enable Universe and Multiverse see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/AddingRepositoriesHowto - Official sources.lists here: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/6047 (Breezy) or http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/6666 (Dapper) see also !easysource
<18> hi people
<16> kosullivan: enable universe
<10> kosullivan: you need universe enabled
<14> oh!
<14> thanks :)
<18> can anyone help me getting my Pinnacle PCTV Stereo card working in (K)Ubuntu?
<19> anyone know where I can get a .deb of glib-2.8.5 (or 2.8.6) for breezy?
<7> is thunderbird nicer than evolution?
<12> _tomas: is that a brooktree device?
<18> BlueEagle: =?
<14> gnomefreak: good to hear I heard it was great and I'm trying to get back to linux dev :)
<18> BlueEagle: its a tv card
<12> _tomas: Yes, I figured that, but is it a brooktree device?
<10> DJ_Tobias: it all depends on what you like but thunderbird has extentions and themes you can change
<20> hm
<20> This looks nice.
<10> thunderbird is also more stable that evo
<20> Anyone care to see a screenshot?
<9> login doesn't read certain keys except for in terminal? can anyone say what's the problem there?
<18> guys :'(
<18> dont make me have to use windows :xp:
<18> please help me :xp:
<21> !patience
<17> There are a lot of questions, but only few who might answer you. Please be patient.
<18> or tell me of someone I can talk to
<18> *-)
<7> gnomefreak, k thanks!
<10> yw DJ_Tobias
<10> !tv
<17> My cat's name is Mittens! Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, gnomefreak
<10> !mythv
<17> Some people juggle geese. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, gnomefreak
<12> _tomas: I would help you if you told me wether it was a brooktree device or one of those saa713* chips on it.
<18> ah
<10> !mythtv
<17> well, mythtv is for watching TV in Linux. Check out http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2005/12/16/instructions-to-install-mythtv/
<10> damn its too early to spell :(
<18> BlueEagle: its a saa7134
<12> _tomas: Well that wasn't so hard now, was it? ;D
<18> BlueEagle: no, but I didnt know what you meant first :P
<12> _tomas: Is the saa module installed and running?
<18> lsmod | grep saa7134
<18> is that the right thing todo?
<18> it found several things
<12> _tomas: pastebin
<18> right :p
<18> link please :P
<12> topic
<18> :xp:
<18> sorry
<18> BlueEagle: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/8168
<12> _tomas: Good, good. Now try unloading the saa7134 module and load it again and watch for any errors in dmesg
<18> BlueEagle: command please ;)
<12> _tomas: hang on.
<12> _tomas: modprobe -r saa7134
<12> you need to sudo that ofcourse
<18> BlueEagle: oki, should i only run dmesg now with dmesg?
<12> dmesg|tail -n 30 will give you the last 30 lines
<12> that should do.
<22> how do i get my apache to see that i have installed the php packages?
<12> !php
<17> I heard lamp is Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP, one of the standard internet server installations. Installing LAMP in Ubuntu is fairly straightforward. More info at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ApacheMySQLPHP
<12> xzy2ob: ^
<18> Unknown key pressed (translated set 2, code 0xaa on isa0060/serio0).
<18> BlueEagle: No need for pastebin. I only get liike
<18> that ^
<18> just things like that :/
<12> I see.
<22> BlueEagle, so i need to install lamp ?
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