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<0> <perk> jean i hope you get an answer to your question i have a similar one.
<1> is it a freeform text entry?
<2> yes i typed proftp gui or something
<2> ha it worked
<2> :D
<1> heh
<2> thanks!
<1> no problem
<0> tailsfan - between 20 mins and an hour. - athlon 3400 about 35 mins
<3> is existing a bik command to make a bih backup ..because i like my setting and i don't want to broke this instalation :)
<4> while doing a dist-upgrade to the latest flight upgrade stalled on a gstreamer-misc package so I went ahead and sis "install -f" to install the other packages
<2> and how do i launch it now?
<5> Thanks
<4> > from breezy
<6> LathropWells: well i have tried running xsane as root and that didnt help either, what have you tried so far?
<1> is there a menu entry?
<7> hello... i need help with my ubuntu... where do u get a usb driver? mine cant read usb devices...(welll i dont know it shows it in "usbview" but dont know how to acces it)
<8> does anyone have experience with building gnomemm project in Anjuta?
<4> should I do anything else to ensure that i'm all up to date?
<2> my menu is very large
<2> i didnt find one
<7> btw i meant a pen drive
<1> gerhard, you can try typing whereis <appname>
<7> got a 256mb usb flash and dont know how to acces it
<1> but you usually have to know the name of the binary
<9> hello. im running ubuntu hoary and id like to have a look at lighttpd. cant seem to find it in the repos though..
<4> oh jeez, no my home dir is now writable for some reason?
<0> jean - yes, tried that too. i only have one thing left to try... tearing my hair out. (not likely to help.)
<1> and if you knew the name of the binary, typing it at command line would load it
<1> usually
<2> Done. The new package has been installed and saved to
<2> /home/gerhard/Desktop/gproftpd-8.2.2/gproftpd-8.2.2_8.2.2-1_i386.deb
<10> _kalm: usb flash is often /dev/sd*
<11> _kalm: look in /mnt
<2> that?
<12> can anyone help me download a streaming audio - i tried wget and streamripper but no luck
<13> _kalm: I think it would probably be in somewhere in the /media directory
<1> graveson1, you need streamripper
<4> can anyone tell me what my /homne/user dir should be chmodded/chowned to?
<6> LathropWell: got the printing part to work, although sane says my scanner is supported basically i cant even detect it.. *sniff
<5> and also when you download something with Synaptic, Does tio store the info in the hard drive when using a Live CD
<14> avalost: the user should own it
<2> DewDude help me please^^ wheres my package?
<12> dewdude: streamripper just seems to sit there and not do anything - i go through a proxy
<14> avalost: default perms are 755 for home dirs
<15> I did a new install last night and used the brezzy X86 install disk , which I normally use on my older Dell .The new puter is one I put together and it has a Pentium 4 with a a 1.4g processor..Question is should I have used the 586 install instead?Or does it really matter?
<4> thanks mwe
<1> graveson1, then i don't know
<16> Installer36: 586 *is* x86
<1> gerhard, i really don't know what to say..umm..what program were you compiling
<16> Installer36: you can always change the kernel later anyway
<0> graveson - i was getting "empty stream message" - got gstreame - mad codec and that seemed to fix it.
<2> err
<0> erm a gstreamer plug-in codec
<17> does anyone using gdesklets know where i can get an IRC client desklet?
<2> http://gnomefiles.org/download.php?soft_id=554&where=http%3A%2F%2Fmange.dynalias.org%2Flinux%2Fgproftpd%2Fgproftpd-8.2.2.tar.gz
<2> i got that from gnomefiles
<15> orbin everything works but when I did upgrade it held back the Kernel upgrade?
<2> any ideas what to do?
<18> Does anyone know what packages I need to install in the Dapper Live CD to get audio in mpeg videos with mpeg audio?
<16> Installer36: kernel installs arent part of updates
<11> Is there an option to boot the livecd without a gui?
<15> Upgrade
<6> does anyone have tips to get a scanner working? otherwise i'll have to reinstall windows :(
<6> !scanner
<19> For scanners in Ubuntu, please see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ScanningHowTo and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsScanners
<14> mkrenz: you can't install anything on the live cd
<3> o another problem apokryphos
<18> mwe, Yes you can. Its just not saved. But that's besides the point, I'm making a custom LiveCD.
<18> So it will save it. ;-)
<20> sovieticool: shoot
<3> whit that mplayer
<3> :((((
<16> hi sovieticool
<7> no ppl i cannot find it theres no /dev/sd theres nothing in /mnt or /media...?
<3> when i try to play full screen
<21> p***wd seems to be ubuntu
<3> hy orbin !
<21> but that wasn't to good but after changing it i could then start the update
<3> when is on full screen is not play on entire of the screen ! :(
<22> hey guys how do i install Mplayer
<23> !+mplayer
<19> rumour has it, mplayer is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MplayerInstallHowto For compiling, see: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=31061
<11> is it a good choice to make a cusom livecd with ubuntu, if it's destined to be on a really crappy computer? I don't plan on installing gnome or anything, but would I be better off trying to make a custom live cd of some other distro?
<2> synaptic says, it is installed
<24> kbrooks: do you know how i can choose a specific media player?
<25> hi to all
<24> i've uninstalled totem but it still pops up when i click on video
<26> sophtpaw: rightclick properties open with
<3> it is play all movie at native of movie resolution !!
<3> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12092
<24> Klaynos: rightclick on the video?
<20> sovieticool: oh, I think if you change the video codec or something tha tit uses you would be ok
<27> quitte
<26> any file of the type you want to natively run in it
<3> i will try :)
<16> sovieticool: nope, it's an mplayer quirk. there's an option to p*** iirc
<9> hello. im running ubuntu hoary and id like to have a look at lighttpd. cant seem to find it in the repos though..
<9> is there any deb package for ubuntu hoary?
<14> mkrenz: If you install something on the live cd, how does it manage to write to a read only file system?
<3> waht option ?
<24> Klaynos: looked at properties but there is no 'open-with'
<24> :s
<22> guys i am having major trouble installing Mplayer i have added univer and mutiunver but still no luck can any 1 help
<3> on proprieties ?
<16> ulx: doesn't seem to be. anyway, try packages.ubuntu.com
<24> martyn_: it aint easy is all i can say. Still figuring mine out so sorry i can't help
<2> Dewdude it works i just had to sudo gproftpd
<20> sovieticool: don't remember at all now since I don't have it installed and don't run it, but it's something related to video output/codec
<16> sovieticool: no, i think it's something you need to p*** on the command line or something. search the forum
<26> sophtpaw: 4th tab along? I've got it here :s
<3> ok
<14> gerhard: don't use sudo for gui apps. it can scramble your account perms
<3> thanx apokryphos and orbin
<25> hi dears
<2> but it needs root rights to write the config files
<14> gerhard: use gksudo instead
<25> how are you
<2> ok
<14> !gksudo
<19> Use gksudo to run gtk applications with root privileges. Using sudo to start gtk apps can scramble your user account permissions.
<22> can any 1 help keepgetting error when i try to install Mplayer http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12093
<3> now i have a problem it's apear he don't have resolvation !
<18> mwe, you're not on a read only filesystem. Maybe things are different in Dapper, but I can touch files in /usr etc just fine.
<2> why does sudo scramble my permissions?
<24> Klaynos: maybe it depends what it is; but here i right click on vid that i want to watch, go to properties and there are no 'tabs'
<20> martyn_: my guess is you don't have the multiverse repository enabled
<22> i have
<26> sophtpaw: is it a file in your filesystem or viewing in the web browser?
<20> !info mplayer-286
<20> !info mplayer-386
<19> mplayer-386: (The Ultimate Movie Player For Linux), section multiverse/graphics, is extra. Version: 1:1.0-pre7cvs20050716-0.1ubuntu9 (breezy), Packaged size: 3729 kB, Installed size: 8268 kB
<24> martyn_: i'm in the same boat. If you want something to work out of the box you have to get windows or Apple, but then they're not free
<9> seems its in breezy only orbin..
<20> martyn_: pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list
<24> Klaynos: webrowser
<16> mwe: maybe alter the factoid. gksudo syntax is different ain't it?
<24> www.subudlife.com
<20> orbin: to what? sudo? Nope, the same.
<14> mkrenz: I see. you need a lot of ram to keep the whole cd in memory though. it probably just loads what you need. I wasn't aware you were building a custom live cd though, so ...
<22> apokryphos: how do i get that
<20> !pastebin
<19> pastebin is, like, totally, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/, a site for pasting long texts so you don't disrupt the channel - or install webboard in Gnome: http://www.gnomefiles.org/app.php?soft_id=1269
<24> Klaynos: it's in www.subudlife.com ; looking at (trying to) videos of a conference. Using Firefox
<26> sophtpaw: firefox? you're best to install the firefox plugin for mplayer, or if that's done setting the correct options, or just download the vid
<16> apokryphos: the whole needing to put stuff in quotes thing
<14> orbin: it's gksudo whatever, just like sudo
<20> martyn_: to get the file, just alt+f2 -> gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
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