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<0> im used to the nvidia drivers... install and go
<1> defrysk, i tried all themes including default Human theme, and also tried after deleting $(HOME)/.icons, none helped
<2> nbound: grep fglrx /etc/X11/xorg.conf
<2> nbound: grep fglrx /etc/modules
<3> dreamer_, join #xchat
<4> pmallapp: what theme is it ?
<5> ok DjDarkman
<1> defrysk, OSX 2.1 theme, it used to work well before dist-upgrade
<4> dunno about that them sorry
<4> theme*
<0> nothing found in the x config
<2> ni hao
<1> defrysk, thanks anyway :)
<0> what do i need to add to those 2 files?
<4> pmallapp: did you get it from art.gnome ?
<6> everyone,my network can't start automaticly when finishing pppoeconf in ubuntu5.10,is this a bug?
<1> defrysk, gnome-look.org
<0> wastrel? what do i need to add to those 2 files?
<2> nbound: did you get any results?
<0> no
<0> so i need to add the entries
<2> nbound: you need to change your driver in your xorg.conf Device section to "fglrx"
<2> nbound: backup the existing file first!
<7> I ordered 20 CD's from shipit.ubuntu and they all got taken within a day....shocking!!!
<2> nbound: also add fglrx to /etc/modules
<0> wastrel, sif, im not gonna break it :P
<2> famous last words
<2> :]
<0> well ive done it countless times before
<0> now to test
<8> where is the firefox temp folder located in?
<9> /usr/tmp
<8> i don't have that directory
<10> hi anyone using dapper :P ?
<4> <--
<9> i mean /tmp
<11> hello
<7> is it possible to update breezy to dapper yet?
<7> using apt-get
<10> yeah
<12> Ap4ch3: you can always change /etc/apt/sources.list and add "dapper" instead of breezy
<9> !dapper
<13> The 6.04 version of Ubuntu will be the "Dapper Drake" release, due april 20, 2006. If you want to use it before then, be warned that it's not yet stable and may break. You get to keep/repair the pieces.
<10> though dont do it on your main machine as things *may* break
<12> then do apt-get dist-update
<14> hmm
<14> anybody knows how to create a taskbar menu like in OS X 10?
<10> never used os x X-(
<4> never heard of osx luckily ;p
<2> taigeR: you've tried gdesklets?
<9> gdesklets
<15> $section->questions[$i]['value'][$j]->id
<14> no
<14> gdesklets?
<15> Do i think I have enough dimensions there? ;-)
<9> i think it's only a launcher though
<2> taigeR: do you use gnome or KDE?
<14> gnome
<2> gdesklets has a launcher applet that resembles the dock
<4> taigeR: you might like xfce4
<2> taigeR: oohhh nvm
<11> i have problem with the chroot lspt in dapper install over network ? debootstrap tell : failure trying to run : chroot /target mount -t proc proc /proc
<2> taigeR: hm you do mean the dock right?
<14> hmm
<14> so there is gdesklets, xfce4 and nvm?
<0> wastrel, do i need to add anything else to enable 3D acceleration?
<14> xfce is a desktop manager, isn't it?
<0> taigeR, yep like gnome or kde
<4> taigeR: xfce4 = sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop and after in gdm sessions > xfce4
<2> nbound: dunno - i don't think so, but i'm still working on it myself. try glxgears & see what fps you get
<16> where is the motd file?
<14> hmm
<14> xubuntu is a different desktop, isn't it?
<4> !glxgears
<13> To display the FPS type "glxgears -iacknowledgethatthistoolisnotabenchmark"
<2> lol
<2> that's new
<4> taigeR: yes its a bit lighter then gnome
<0> lol
<4> taigeR: but also gtk2
<14> okay
<14> i was asking about the docking of the taskbar menu
<14> is that available in gnome?
<0> so whats the switch to display fps?
<4> nbound: -iacknowledgethatthistoolisnotabenchmark
<2> it's true.
<2> taigeR: i'm not sure what you mean by docking the taskbar menu
<0> hmmm what framerate should i be getting
<0> if 3d accel is enabled
<2> something in the thousands i'd guess
<0> yay 2300fps
<0> which is insanely fast :P
<2> you can also do fglrxinfo and glxinfo|grep direct
<0> i just wanted to show off ;)
<4> wastrel: witch is the correct way
<4> -t
<2> defrysk: but not as fuuuuun
<0> lol
<4> wastrel: tsk!
<2> well i'm trying to get my external monitor to work :p which is not fuuuun
<2> it's not even interestingggggg
<17> how would ubuntu/kubuntu fare on a P2 300MHz with ~400MB of ram?
<0> wastrel havent tested mine yet
<2> eew good luck :]
<17> and not a decent video card..
<4> kelvie: it would fare but barely
<0> i wonder if my lapprs thoughy will shutdown at 144C with these vod drive
<4> kelvie: use xubuntu
<2> fglrx + external monitor hasn't been working for me so far
<17> defrysk: what'x xubuntu?
<0> vid drivers though*
<16> can somebody explain me in the term what does it mean name@name
<16> ?
<17> oh xfce?
<17> mm
<4> kelvie: xubuntu is a lightweight xfce4 desktop (gtk2)
<17> would kubuntu really be that bad? =/
<0> wastrel, ill probably goto actual ATI drivers once this is setup all good
<17> KDE would be really nice
<4> kelvie: not bad just high in calories
<0> the drivers from synaptic are always lacking
<18> <17> how would ubuntu/kubuntu fare on a P2 300MHz with ~400MB of ram? <--- interesting question..... i wonder what he wants to know exactly.
<17> performance wise, of course
<17> as in.. would it run smoothly.. without anything too pretty
<16> by mystake I changed the hostname now nothing seems to open any ideas?
<0> and how do i use the ATI control panel =/ i downloaded the fglrx-control package but i dont know what command to use =/
<2> l8r
<18> kelvie linux is not slow.... there are some apps that run in X that are slow loading, but hey i'm running a p1 133mmx with 98m ram so what do i know.
<17> nbound: did you try fireglcontrol?
<0> kelvie, linux is fast as long as u dont use vesa drivers, and even with them its still fine
<17> mm I was planning on using fglrx
<16> can somebody please help me
<17> or perhaps going to get an old PCI nvidia card
<17> and using those proprietary drivers
<19> hah
<19> HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII :P
<20> anyone in here tried to build that Xgl project?
<0> kelvie, the best idea is to use drivers from nvidia or ati themselves but they are generally harder to install
<0> but worth it :P
<17> nbound: mm are they?
<17> they were a snap on my laptop
<17> the open source drivers.. were rougher
<0> ive only installed nvidia drivers from nvidia, no real h***les except i had to tell it to compile them with a diff version of gcc coz i had upgraded my kernel
<0> or something like that
<0> lol
<17> heh
<17> oh yeah.. how much space does a full ubuntu/kubuntu installation take? with a DE and basic programs
<0> ~4GB
<0> from my experience
<17> nbound: :o
<21> kelvie my / is about 3 gigs -- but that's with /home on a separate partition
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