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<0> yipe: yes
<1> lutra: old-school Dos app. It was the _FIRST_ file manager
<2> whyvas: But isn't there 3200, and something else?
<3> 1.6 celeron m
<4> Das|Busy: know the motherboard model? i always use crucial.com to find out
<5> cafuego: you are the man i need to see, got a minute for a PM ?
<1> yipe: I wish linux had a version
<6> Xtree-Gold? -wow there was a DOS directory viewer called that a few years ago. is it the same one?
<7> whyvas: not likely to be sdram then
<8> rug: ever tried worker?
<1> LathropWells: yupp
<7> nalioth: oh all right
<8> it is pretty sweet
<1> lutra: nope
<9> wow, except for nostalgia factor, why would you want it?
<3> Das|Busy, that's the ram speed, you can buy 3200 ram and it'll downclock to whatever you have, ***uming you have ddr
<8> i never used nautilus or synaptic...i always use the terminal
<10> How can I install a usplash theme .. I remeber something about doing it at the same time as i apt-get install usplash
<3> same with pc133, pc100
<1> better then mc for some of the stuff I need to do
<9> don't you have problems with dependencies lutra?
<3> cafuego, my laptop has ddr2700
<0> I'm getting a blank screen after the install completes and reboots. any ideas?
<8> yipe: nope...sudo apt-get <package>
<3> i don't want to know, Das|Busy does.
<9> hmmm
<11> Hi guys ---- I have terrible time making realplaye broadcast files to play --- use KDE know --- I install GXINE and I can get the video to play (if I copy and past rtsp bla bla in the address) but I have NO SOUND ----- anyone with hints in REALMEDIA IN POWERPC UBUNTU ?
<9> 'kay
<1> dear god, worker is making my eyes bleed
<2> whyvas: Is there something that's better than 3200 then?
<12> Elite group P4 motherboards will give you a hard time with Ubuntu and Knoppix, The on board LAN fails wit Ubuntu as well.
<8> ha ha
<8> worker has sweet functionality though
<8> you can do so much
<13> hello all, need some help with a partition....
<14> QUESTION: How do I run a program I installed with wine?
<7> ubotu: die
<15> cafuego: Syntax error in line 1. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
<2> whyvas: I don't believe I have seen anything other than 3200
<1> lutra: then wwhole point is to not need the mouse. I might as well use Konq if I am going for a mouse-based file management
<8> cafuego: is ubotu your bot?
<8> rug: that's true
<12> Video with no sound is common. Click on the audio tab and click the disable and channel tabs
<8> rug: i don't use worker any more anyways
<1> lutra: thanks for the tip though
<16> wolfsong13: no idea but try reconfiguring X. ctrl-alt-f1, log in, 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg', 'sudo invoke-rc.d gdm restart'
<3> yes, there's ddr2 ram, which won't fit in your computer, if you put in diffrent speeds of ram, it'll go the speed of the slowest stick
<7> lutra: no, I just kill it from time to time.
<8> cafuego: ha ha
<7> lutra: perl deserves killing
<0> bimberi: i can't get to a term after it reboots to do anything
<9> who wanted xtree-gold?
<17> Easy question guys? /usr/bin/make: No such file or directory
<17> - why? cough sigh =(
<9> http://www.unixtree.org/ check that site out
<18> If I run the .run file from ATI's website is it idiot proof?
<7> joseph: Did you install 'make' ?
<8> joseph: you don't have make installed
<19> joseph, easy answer: you haven't installed it
<7> Rhine: No. Use the prepackaged fglrx.
<20> joseph: install 'build-essential' to get most necessary compiling tools
<3> joseph, install build essentials package
<17> Excellent.. I like easy answers... package make?
<16> wolfsong13: hm, ok, try booting to recovery mode and reconfiguring X there, test with 'startx'
<18> I cant use it to confusing it screws up all the time
<20> joseph: ie, make, gcc, et al
<7> joseph: 'sudo apt-get install build-essential'
<0> bimberi: how to i get to recovery mode?
<7> ubotu: goo'boy
<15> cafuego: I give up. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
<16> wolfsong13: it's an option on the boot menu
<16> wolfsong13: grub boot menu
<18> Just hit the down arrow
<7> tssk
<17> cafuego, PuMpErNiCkLe, freakabcd , lutra - thanks...
<0> bimberi: thanks i'll try that
<18> For some reason I have ubuntu kernel 686 listed twice is it possible to remove one?
<21> okay, I finally installed the "NetworkManager" now how do I run it :\
<7> Rhine: They will be different versions.
<18> But they are the same i checked both o.o
<7> blindx: nm-applet
<16> !network-manager
<15> somebody said network-manager was https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NetworkmanagerHowto
<0> bimberi: is there a config tool from a term for X?
<7> Rhine: You can't install 2 packages with identical names.
<21> I tried that, cafuego. it just sits there. Should I wait longer? :\
<18> Ill check again later then
<0> i know there used to be one in debian
<22> trying to install mysql-server-4.1 and php4-gd2 but having major problems. i have the latest updates, and this is a new install of ubuntu. i also don't know wtf i'm doing either. a good url would help
<7> blindx: It ought to have brought up a little icon in the top panel, on the right.
<16> wolfsong13: yes, that dpkg-reconfigure command runs it
<0> ahhh yes
<21> top right. i didn't notice. let me check.
<16> wolfsong13: i think the debian one was xconfig (or the like)
<23> how can I add commands to the superuser list so I do not have to type "sudo" in front of them?
<24> after my accidental deletion this morning, I created a library that intercepts the normal unlink call so that deletions change to moves (into ~./removed with appropriate subdirectories). Anyone interested, a source tarball is here: http://kidsquid.com/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=ubuntu
<7> cratel: Not, unless you want to break your system.
<25> Hi there, anyone know the gDesklets?
<25> I have a disk-plot but it just working with the ALL ....
<0> bimberi: what should tha package name be xserver-???
<9> Rug: was that any good for you?
<9> unix-tree?
<26> what is the default root user/p*** on ubuntu? (trying to help a friend)
<23> cafuego: well let's say for the sake of argument that I want to break my system then. :-)
<16> wolfsong13: xserver-xorg
<7> cratel: Then I wouldn't volunteer to help you do it.
<9> the default root p***word is actually your user p***word
<16> wolfsong13: (unless you're running warty)
<26> thanks yipe
<9> you're very welcome:)
<27> tonsofpcs: not quite true..
<9> oh?
<9> .... wah?
<26> hyphenated - hmm?
<27> !root
<15> By default, the root p***word is locked in Ubuntu. Look at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/RootSudo for all information.
<27> both of you go read :-)
<23> cafuego: so I have to justify why? Okay. This computer is for an art installation. Somebody hits a button at the end of the day and the computer automatically shuts down because the program running sends "shutdown -h "now"" to the OS. I don't want to have to send a p***word too.
<9> but the p***word you want to enter is your user p***word, right?
<7> cratel: You could of course just keep a term open in which you've run 'sudo -s'
<26> thanks hyphenated ;)
<27> yipe: yes, but you can't log in at a tty with username root and p***word <userp***word>
<7> cratel: You can set sudo to not prompt for a p***word when running 'shutdown' as a specified user.
<9> okay
<23> cafuego: and when the computer is turned on at the beginning of the day it automatically logs itself in and starts up. No screen. No user intervention.
<9> got me on a technicality:-P
<13> How do I make a partition usable ?
<23> cafuego: so how do I do that?
<27> yipe: it's an important distinction
<21> nm-applet did put that icon in the top left. and it works great, except for the fact it's not working :P
<7> cratel: The latter is a matter of configuring gdm.
<24> cratel: if you're logging in via gdm, that I can help you with
<23> cafuego: right...and I have that part working. I'm just explaining the situation.
<9> not to the guy who just can't figure out how to get into synaptic (or whatever)
<27> yipe: you can't _log on_ as root, but you can _get root privileges_ via sudo, using your user's p***word.
<21> It's not finding my network. I know it can be reached where my computer is.. my wireless worked on windows, and worked when i ran the live cd.
<28> is there a way to get irc to highlight !arg, like if someone says '!mplayer' or whatever?
<9> no no, I understand you
<29> Is there cd ripper that can put the total number of tracks in the file name?
<30> Double_D: what client do you use?
<26> ok, hyphenated, he's saying he never set up a p***word, what would he do to log in to tty1?
<9> I'm just saying it might be info overload
<16> cratel: you use NOP***WD - the EXAMPLES section of 'man sudoers' is good
<28> _jason: xchat.
<31> Double_D, what client are you using?
<27> yipe: yup, it's important there too, because the same guy might think he can put in "root" at the GNOME login prompt
<28> IdleOne: xchat.
<26> well with GDM you can disable root login
<29> you'll need to mount your partition
<9> okay okay, you win:P
<21> Can someone help me with my WiFi connection?
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