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<0> nickrud, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/9987
<1> toma, i like my 300gb nice i just bought :-D
<0> oh crap nvm :-)
<0> aptitude outsmarted me
<0> it realized that openoffice help is pointless xP
<2> ZenBum: thanks so much for your help anyway, I really appriciate it. At least now I can get to the command line.
<3> im not saying get a new one ;) have you tried doing steps 7-10 again?
<4> Genfoo, ok, yes, replaced by something else
<5> hi can anyone help me: when i plug a usb device into the computer nothing happens
<6> heyjoe2 - what kind of reaction are you expecting?
<4> I did the same purge (exactly, as a coincidence) and didn't have any openoffice stuff) I do like aptitude :)
<7> does anyone know how to decrypt AAC music files?
<8> as in listen to them?
<4> !faac
<9> Not a clue. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, nickrud
<5> ddonky: for it to come up on my desktop and allow me to access saved fils
<10> bk: use a mac
<4> !aac
<3> !info faac
<9> well, aac is read http://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats for information about aac support
<9> faac: (an AAC audio encoder), section multiverse/sound, is optional. Version: 1.24clean-0ubuntu3 (breezy), Packaged size: 33 kB, Installed size: 92 kB
<11> Toma You are God-like.
<0> zenbum, not good advice ;-)
<7> Toma, that's what i'm reading, but i don't understand what it's saying.
<3> NegativeSpace, why? :/
<6> heyjoe2 - a flash drive? a camera? an ipod?
<5> ddonky: flash
<11> Toma You got Firefox seeing JRE for me.
<3> ddonky, no, its superman!
<6> lol
<12> is there an apt-get command to add universe to the existing line in sources.list?
<13> sorry guys to ask the same question because I was away that's why....so what shall I do to get rid of from the old kernels..?
<3> NegativeSpace, haha :D you should have followed that tutorial a bit further
<10> CarlFK: vi /etc/apt/sources.list
<14> hello fellow ubuntu users
<14> :D
<11> Toma What can I say -- I'm stupid.
<6> heyjoe2 - i've never used a flash drive, 'cept ipod shuffle
<12> ion_: why do you want to get rid of them?
<3> NegativeSpace, teehehe :D
<7> is decrypting the same as encoding?
<12> zenbum: swell... ;)
<3> ion_, just use synaptic
<4> CarlFK, no, if you have a standard /etc/apt/sources.list, add multiverse at the ends of line 19 & 20, make sure there's no # at the begining of the line
<5> ddonky: ok
<6> heyjoe2 - do any other usb devices work on the same ports?
<12> nickrud: trying to script it
<4> CarlFK, and update (apt-get update, or reload in synaptic)
<5> ddonky: my mp3 player works on the port
<5> ddonky: and the mouse
<13> CarlFK: I don't use them do I ?
<15> Hi, could someone gelp me get my Winmodem up and running? I'm already past the scanModem stage, and I am pretty sure I have found my driver I need.
<6> heyjoe2 - ok, so the port is being seen....
<3> CarlFK, youll need to delve into the world of sed
<14> soooooo... im triying to enable/use/figure out SMB networking in Ubuntu breezy badger
<12> Toma-: thats why I was hoping for an apt-command ;)
<14> not much success :(
<3> CarlFK, no apt will add universe :/
<6> heyjoe2 - can you mount it by hand? using teh command-line
<5> ddonky: i dont know how
<12> ion_: messing with the kernels for no good reason is a bad place to start learning how to do things
<10> CarlFK: sed might be tool you want
<14> ehm... anybody?
<16> how can I see what version im using of kubuntu ? breezy or what...
<12> ion_: so in this case, if you have to ask, you shouldn't be messing with it
<4> sed is overkill, unless you wanna give them the exact one-liner
<15> Err....what was that all about?
<14> um
<6> heyjoe2 - well, make a mountpount- 'sudo mkdir /mnt/flash' or whatever you want to name it
<2> Okay, I got something new
<13> CarlFK: I know but what what can I do with the old ones when I get upgrade..???
<12> ion_: they will be fine
<4> basketcase3, I've got a win modem that truly ****s, I'm blowing off steam.
<2> It says: can't read lib/modulespowerpc/kernel/drivers/video and then a whole bunch of files at the end.
<11> How do I remove programs I've uninstalled from the Applications menu?
<15> Oh. Ok. I was confused for a second.
<2> What's going on there, and how do I fix it?
<3> im out of here. time to pick up the new pc! woot :D
<14> ok, thanks
<14> bye
<13> CarlFk: don't worry I have a old pc just to mess around...:)
<5> ddonky: ok i did that, what now
<5> ddonky: called it flash
<6> heyjoe2 - then mount it there. 'sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/flash'
<16> how can I see what version im using of kubuntu ? breezy or what ?? :)
<5> it says i must specify the filesystem type
<12> ion_: then help me review http://dabodev.com/wiki/LiveCDDaboDemo ;)
<5> ddonky: it says i must specify the filesystem type
<6> ok, what filesystem is it?
<12> ion_: the answer to your Q is: rm
<5> ddonky: i dont know?
<6> heyjoe2 - k, do you use it with windows?
<12> ion_: kernels are just files, to remove them, use the rm command
<4> siggi, apt-cache policy kdelibs
<17> hayjoe2 did have the thumbdrive plugged in during boot up
<18> quick question: how do you remove a server that I added through Places > Connect to Server ?
<11> Has anyone here got jEdit installed -- if so, how?
<19> examancer: And how can I change the properties of such a server?
<18> the server list is getting pretty long after using nautilus for all my ftp, and some of the servers i want to get out of there as it was just a one time use
<16> nickrud: and how do I change to the unstable vesrion ?
<0> what's the command for auto-reconfiguring GRUB based on installed kernels?
<4> Genfoo, update-grub
<0> :-)
<18> LSZH: i dunno. is that a rhetorical question? do you have the key? :P
<13> CarlFk: cool man thanks....if I'm not mess arround I won't never be good...:)
<19> examancer: No, that's an additional question... ;)
<0> nickrud, thanks -- that's awesome :D
<18> heh... damn. thats what i thought. just hoping
<4> siggi, I'm not sure what you mean; but kubuntu will have updated libs in dapper (which is currently unstable)
<19> examancer: Can't you just unmount your FTP connections?
<2> Oh, hey, is the person with the date problem on their machine still here?
<20> how do i get into the wireless tools?
<18> LSZH: how? wheres the mount point even at? nautilus does it for me so i dunno
<4> siggi, s/libs/kde/
<19> examancer: Well, I cannot change the properties of an FTP connection, however, I can unmount it... right mouse click, unmount...
<18> where can i right click on it? if i go to the places menu and right click, the ftp connection is opened
<21> How do I watch .rm files?
<18> if i do it from the nautilus window, right click just does nothing
<19> examancer: Oh, I had shourtcuts on the desktop...
<22> elad`, install realplyer
<21> I can't find it in synaptic.
<4> elad`, http://RealplayerInstallHowto
<18> LSZH: oh, i figured it out... if you change the sidebar in nautilus from Places to Tree or something else you can right click on it there
<23> !realplayer
<9> I heard realplayer is http://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats
<20> how do i get into the wireless tools?
<13> CarlFK: well I have some problem with my USB ports as well, do you think you can help me ?
<6> elad - the synaptic version is realplayer 8 anyway, it is really old
<24> is ruby going to replace java ?
<4> same thing, really :)
<18> LSZH: still no way to change the config though... guess you just have to unmount and remount with the new settings
<0> ruby != java
<21> Is it spyware-infested, like its windows counterpart?
<12> ion_: let me try.... nope. no clue what is wrong.
<18> indeed it does not
<0> elad`, spyware?
<5> ddonky: i use the flash drive with windows and mac and it works fine
<0> :O!
<4> Genfoo, I was thinking, realplayer.
<10> in ubuntu is there a way of tracking testing or unstable, as in Debian? or must one simply track dapper?
<0> bah not this 1
<25> whats the command to become root user
<0> su -
<0> do_me_nice, use sudo though
<0> !sudo
<9> By default, the root p***word is locked in Ubuntu. Look at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/RootSudo for all information.
<26> hi there
<4> zenbum, it's not so simple with ubuntu, mixing is much less easy
<21> Genfoo, yes, the realplayer version of WinXP has often be infested with spyware and nugware.
<21> nag
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