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<0> just, install kubuntu-desktop, it'll install all the packages, configure things.
<1> arrick: I chopped off the first bit the first time
<2> ok. I'll install the desktop and wait for a pressed disk.
<3> Or is AMD64-version incompatible with the fglrx-modules?
<4> yeah I hate typeing on the laptop now NickGarvey
<1> arrick: just included all of it the second time to make it more legible than a half a sentence :)
<5> void - Thank You. :)
<6> arrick: I like my laptop keyboard
<6> arrick: I like flat keys compared to curved ones
<2> DewDude, thankyou for the advice
<0> heh, didn't even give me enough time to say no problem
<4> yeah I have been going back and forth for 2 weeks now on my server and my laptop, and now gotten used to the server NickGarvey
<7> nnnnh
<7> DewDude: nor me to say "welcome to #kubuntu "
<0> hahaha
<0> dude, i like your theme
<0> i'd set something up like that..but..i don't know linux
<0> at least not well enough to figure it out
<8> ok, I"m having trouble installing ndiswrapper
<7> DewDude: but as you saw in my screenshot, KDE doesn't have to be ... well, BIG in look'n'feel
<8> I went here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HowtoUseNdiswrapperOnAmd64Ubuntu?highlight=%28ndiswrapper%29
<8> but on step 5
<8> it failed
<0> well, i've seen some themes for KDE i liked
<7> heh
<0> i could never get them to run. cuz i wanted to run the macosx theme for a while
<4> ok movie time for me
<8> oh wait
<8> nm
<8> sorry
<9> anyone got a site for updated ubuntu sources for apt?
<0> becuase i'm running ubuntu on an imac..i thought it'd be cool
<0> faux-OSX
<4> IdleOne, I caught 9 18+inch b*** today
<8> forgot make deb
<4> good eating
<10> Hello all from .mx! Is anyone knowledgeable with DRB in Acrobat?
<7> DewDude: to get what I have here, I have tweaking codes too, not every noobs job ofcourse... but close can get without touching the code
<0> yeah...see..i started getting the hang of this..then like..stopped using linux for months..naturally i forgot most of what i knew
<0> well, i didn't really stop..i've been using SSH on my mobile device for a few months now
<11> !tell Thinkl00p about repos
<10> _jason, nalioth you guys know about DRM stuff?
<12> lgc: just ask your question to the channel
<13> isnt ssh basically a remote login
<13> ?
<14> ..yes?
<0> heh, remote shell
<13> cool
<11> protocol1: yes, but via an encrypted pipe
<13> nice
<15> hey guys, I'm trying 'dpkg-reconfigure' but its returning '/usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure: locales is broken or not fully installed
<15> '
<0> an encrypted pipe between two untrusted hosts
<0> :)
<0> that's what's crazy
<13> so how do you use it?
<10> nalioth, hi! I sort of did. Do you know how to activate DRM in Acrobat Reader?
<11> DewDude: :)
<13> ssh IP address?
<0> umm
<11> protocol1: yes, but a ssh server needs to be running at the other end
<13> ahh got ya
<0> yeah..then it's just like having a terminal window to the box
<13> whats some server software for ssh
<0> like, my Sidekick II has a SSH client..so i can connect to my home machine and use BX or other apps
<10> noirequus, playing chameleon?
<11> protocol1: in ubuntu the package is called 'openssh-server'
<13> ok cool
<0> install..go
<16> lgc: you are off topic in this channel
<17> I have Ubuntu PPC...I have read the wiki on restricted formats...I am still unable to play a mpeg video file...
<0> hrmmm
<10> DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW TO ACTIVATE DRM IN ACROBAT READER? (I JUST CAN'T FIND AN OPTION ON THE SPANISH VERSION!)
<18> zarephath, what player?
<5> nalioth - Thank You for your help making a transition to linux easier. Can you take a look at the pastebin? http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12059
<0> zarephath, did you ever read the unoffical ubuntu guide?
<19> !caps
<20> FYI, typing in ALL CAPS is considered to be 'yelling', and therefore rude behaviour.
<13> I just installed it....is there anything I need to configure?
<17> Eleaf: I have tried them all...just installed kaffeine...keeps telling me there isn't a decoder that will work....win32 codecs are not an option on PPC
<0> yes
<0> i had win32 codecs on my PPC
<12> lgc: you are offtopic in this channel, and any ubuntu channel. there are many pdf readers available for linux that do not involve DRM or cracking it
<17> natun, mplayer, kaffeine
<21> ROCK!
<18> zarephath, I don't like kaffeine, could never get it to play anything on ppc.
<19> protocol1> nothing AFAIK
<18> zarephath, I use gxine or something..
<19> here it works fine without configuring nything
<17> Eleaf: Kewl thanks
<21> to anyone who has been following, i solved my flash sound problem by adding my soundcard module to the top of the list
<18> mplayer might work well, haven't tried it much with ppc though ;p
<13> cool
<9> which sources should I put so I can get the new software versions like for firefox etc... obviously not the ones for Breezy Badger?
<22> firefox does its own updates from version 1.5
<19> !tell Thinkl00p about ff1.5
<23> !tell cratel about ff1.5
<10> nalioth, you sound almost religious! The thing is that I am forced to used "#$#" Acrobat Reader, which was a pain to install (maybe you'd like to know it doesn't install meaningfully from the Ubuntu (on topic, I guess) apt sources).
<17> Eleaf: Yeah that did it....I can't believe all those others don't work correctly....it ****s
<18> zarephath, ;)
<5> patience lgc. being short with the moderator isn't likely to help. - grin
<24> hey, does anyone know a command to open a new terminal window, execute some commands, then leave the window open?
<25> If you are using the regular terminal, go File/Open Terminal/Default, and it will open the terminal in a new window.
<25> It will stay open, unless you click the x. ;)
<26> or hit ^d a few times (pending $IGNOREEOF) or type 'exit'
<27> Drasla: you can also run some custom commands through the profile menu
<24> i'm looking for a command to di it though. like, gnome-terminal will open a new window
<24> and gnome-terminal --command="something" will open a new terminal and execute the commands
<10> LathropWells, it's nothing personal. I like the guy. Only thing is that I don't get any clue of what I am asking but I do get sort of a reprimand for daring to air my question. But you see, it DOES go back to an Ubuntu issue.
<24> but then it closes the window after the commands have executed
<28> dosemu question: is it necessary to have DOS installed somewhere in order to use 'dosemu' ?
<14> no
<27> Drasla: I haven't tried this.. but looking at the man page, you can open "gnome-terminal --window-with-profile=PROFILENAME" and set a custom profile that executes a command?
<29> guys, how can i show hidden files burned on a cd with windows??
<26> zarephath: People should care about acroread though.
<0> ls -a
<0> i think.
<7> Xenguy: no
<28> void^ Tm_T so if I want to write a batch file/script and test it out, would dosemu be a sufficient environment to do that ?
<14> Xenguy: iirc it comes with freedos
<7> Xenguy: dos script?
<23> I use acroread because it is the only pdf reader I could find the consistently opens up pdf accurately. Believe me it was a last resort...
<30> hm, a bit unrelated to ubuntu, but can anyone suggest a nice lightweight irc framework?
<28> Tm_T: yes
<31> n8 all
<24> bheung: that looks like it'll work. thanks!
<7> Gareth: what you mean?
<7> Xenguy: yes
<28> void^: OK, and can I write/run a batch file then?
<7> yes
<28> Tm_T: alright, tx
<30> just a framework for connecting to an irc server, parsing etc
<28> void^ Tm_T I'll try this out then, tx again
<7> Gareth: ah, client side
<26> Gareth: perl-irc probably
<30> awesome, thanks
<14> Xenguy: depends, freedos might have more features than the platform you want to run it on. best bet is to run the same dos flavour in dosemu, or possibly qemu, or vmware.
<7> Gareth: yes, that's one
<9> on the site for the new firefox howto it says "# First, /usr/bin/firefox" where do i do this?
<28> void^: tx
<9> says modify the symbolic link in /usr/bin ?
<32> Thinkl00p: it should give you the commands to put in the terminal
<19> Thinkl00p> you should have the command you need to run just after
<33> How well would Ubuntu make a good web server on a 1Ghz PIII w/ 256MB RAM?
<32> Thinkl00p: the # signs mean it's a comment
<9> yeah but where am i putting this? not in a file right? just into the command line?
<26> Cooner750: Just fine, as long as you don't need to serve millions of hits per hour.
<34> wow, it's so quiet
<32> Thinkl00p: yes
<34> and there's SO many peopl
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