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<0> !dapper
<1> 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.
<2> gnomefreak: well, im not too worried about that ;) the usb thing is my biggest concern :D
<3> taylor_: do you use alsa or esd?
<4> Ompaul Now it's saying there is 6 files to download...
<5> phelan, go with it
<6> AntMaz: Either way is okay; you probably want kdm.
<0> Enchanter_tim: when you install an app and it doesnt run you will than be concerned about it
<7> k thanks
<4> Ompaul I'm starting to think Linux hates me. :P
<8> what are alsa and esd?
<8> how do i tell
<9> anyone willing to help me?
<5> phelan, no your just trying to do an awful lot first time out
<2> gnomefreak: ive been using it for a while now. im happy about it. anyway, my problem isnt realted to dapper being unstable ;)
<0> dapper should only be used for testing purposes for the devel team
<7> love my cold dank basement of a room
<2> it didnt work in breezy as well
<0> Enchanter_tim: are you sure its not a dapper issue now?
<4> Ompaul LOL, you know what they say: Go big, or go home. :P
<2> gnomefreak: i am sure it is not a dapper issue
<10> gnomefreak: what's the problem?
<0> Enchanter_tim: file a bug ;)
<11> how do i get video codecs for ubuntu? totem movie player won't play anything. I tried EasyUbuntu and it didn't work.
<5> phelan, na, you never want to play in the league above your own until your ready, then take them all down
<10> !codec
<1> Pygi: Some people juggle geese. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
<7> hey tony this will get the latest version of kde right?
<6> !codecs
<5> !restricted
<1> Binary only codecs (such as w32codecs) can be downloaded from plf or cipherfunk, see !easysource for details on these repositories
<1> methinks restricted is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats Most of the formats listed here can be replaced by !FreeFormats
<2> gnomefreak: again? there are tons of bugreports about that issue. none of them seems to work
<8> how do i get sound to work in flash movies and games with firefox it plays video but no sound
<9> any ubuntu pros here willing to ***ist me fo ra little bit
<12> gnomefreak - still no luck with the compile of gLabels 2.0.4, though.
<10> enchant: what's problem?
<4> Ompaul: Hehe, If I don't jump in head first though, I feel like I'm holding myself back. :S I learn faster when I dive in, too. ^^
<2> it seems that its an issue with hald
<6> AntMaz: If you have online repos enabled and did an apt-get update beforehand, yes.
<0> Enchanter_tim: when the devel/bug team gets to them they will be fixed
<2> Pygi: usb keys dont automount
<9> dvdrom wont read anything, says issue with pmount, xmms player keeps closing randomly
<3> ompaul: hey now, I coded none of this. It seems very nicely done though, just from the setup perspective
<7> roger
<0> Breezy-CA: my checkinstall is broken :(
<10> enchanter: that's not really a bug
<4> Ompaul: Linux is a lot to take in at once, but I always like to obsorb new stuff. ^^
<2> gnomefreak: well, thats just too bad.
<6> phelan: I broke lots of stuff first time in. Was fun. Reinstalled later.
<13> deb ftp://ftp.nerim.net/debian-marillat/ etch main
<12> gnomefreak - sigh :(
<13> add that to your sources
<10> enchanter: not everything should be automounted....
<0> Enchanter_tim: we dont support dapper in this room do to it being unstable
<2> Pygi: i think its a misconfiguration, but I cant find a proper reason why it shouldnt work
<11> yes i figured the restricted part out.. but how do i actually get them? I don't know what plf or cipherfunk is? are they websites? something i have to install before i can install codecs?
<5> phelan, this is as deep as the mariana trench
<2> gnomefreak: i have said it wasnt related to daopper
<0> due*
<10> tim: I think that is made like that by intentional
<14> what command can i do to find out the '/dev/hda2' style addresses of my devices?
<2> NOPT related to dapper
<7> love this ill never go back to microsoft windows
<4> tonyyarusso: Hehe, that's about what I like to do. ^^ And this is only a second comp. So i can test stuff here, than turn around and run it on my main. :)
<12> gnomefreak - did anything in the pastebin seem to indicate what to do? 'Cause I'm mystified; I just don't know enough yet
<15> i don't think there's automount support under gnome...?
<16> I need some Samba help.
<0> Enchanter_tim: just because it didnt work in breezy does not mean its not a dapper issue
<2> Pygi: any idea how to unmake it :)
<4> Ompaul: LOL, I can only guess that place is deep, so I'll bring a parachute. ^^
<16> tony: do you use Samba?
<17> phelan: cedega ****s, worms armageddon starts but makes my keyboard unusable. and WA is the only rational reason to install a proprietary version of wine :)
<10> tim: Cannot go against will of developers, can't we? :PPP
<2> gnomefreak: ok, im done with discussing this with you. its going nowhere
<0> Breezy-CA: not really it was trying to re-write a file and couldnt that caused it to fail
<5> phelan, ehhh google it - a parachute will not be of much use
<18> hey i'm curious where can I get a list of apps and stuff out there for ubuntu?
<7> you can get ubuntu to make a system a server right?
<6> darthbutcher: I did *once*, just to move some files between me and my roommate. I make no claim to know what I'm doing with it.
<2> Pygi: sure we can. it used to work in hoary, didnt it ;)
<16> Anyone here use Samba?
<4> topyli: LOL, well, originally I went through all this trouble for (long story short) a game I'm beta testing with my buddy.
<6> jerryv: packages.ubuntu.com, go to breezy.
<7> cause i was gonna use win2k but id rather not
<15> jerryv: try using the command "apt-cache search <keywords>", or running the program Synaptic in your menu
<17> !anyone
<1> probably 90% of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..." Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out? <hint>
<9> still waiting to be acknowledged
<18> tonyyarusso sweet thanks.
<19> how can you catagorize Linux IO system in terms of synchronous and asynchronous IO? Is that question too vague?
<12> gnomefreak, thx ... what to do, what to do ...
<20> Anyone have some suggestions for a laptop that will work well with Ubuntu that is approximately 1000$?
<16> I need to do a dialog window with you can.
<2> Pygi: the thing is, i dont want to get my brother on the phone every time he needs to mount his usb disks
<11> !ego
<18> LjL Thanks.
<3> gnomefreak: do you know if there is a way for me to send commands directly to the bot instead of chatting with him on irc?
<1> Not a clue. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, automagically
<2> (Especially since he tends to call me when im at work)
<10> tim: :)))
<19> Toran: I bought ibm t30 from ebay with price 800
<21> i tried the time cedega demo and it only worded once
<7> <? array=$phone ?>
<22> ooooohh
<22> i'm being attacked
<22> :P
<15> _jason: just query him?
<15> _jason: /query ubotu
<23> Build a computer for 600, better than anything you can buy.
<0> _jason: lol you have to get him to identify you first and that is not as easy as i thought it was
<10> Is System->preference->Removable drives and media, "mount removable drives when hot-plugged" checked?
<4> Ompaul Haha, umm..ok...I'll bring some reserver air tanks. :D:P
<3> LjL: talking about a supybot on my box, my own bot banned me
<20> remdul: I do build mine, but I can't build a laptop ;-)
<7> remdul thats an afermative
<0> _jason: lol
<18> LjL Hmmm I don't see a Synaptic on my menu
<10> tim : Is system>preference->Removable drives and media, "mount removable drives when hot-plugged" checked?
<7> i have never bought a pc always built one
<23> Toran: Ah, laptops, thats a pickle. :)
<15> _jason: oh. i see. happens. it probably had its reasons as well :)
<3> LjL: ha :)
<5> phelan, and some new submarine tech - it would crush most of todays subs if not all of them
<7> wish there was a place to get laptop hardware
<4> Ompaul *reserve
<15> jerryv: then just type "synaptic" in a console. it's there anyway, under System Administration something. don't know for sure 'cause i use KDE
<3> jerryv: you may have to do 'gksudo synaptic'
<10> tim: you alive? :)))
<15> jerryv: also, to really see *all* of the available programs, you should enable the Universe repository. ubotu will tell you how
<2> Pygi: yes. im using kde, but yeah, its set (in kde, that is)
<11> How do I find and isntall video codecs? What is this plf and cipherfunk? How is that an answer?
<24> jerryv: or System > Administration > SYnaptic Package manager
<4> Ompaul: Yeah, true. :S:P
<7> you can get ubuntu to make a system a server right? cause i was gonna use win2k but id rather not
<24> jerryv: or Add Applications > and find "Advanced..." in the menus
<18> engla hhahah oh man...thanks :)
<16> !samba
<1> somebody said samba was https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SettingUpSamba or https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently
<18> _jason , LjL engla Thanks!
<6> AntMaz: There's a specific server install option on the disk.
<0> _jason: seveas bot is a supy he would be the one to ask
<10> try manually updating pmount, dbus and hal from main repository (that is, download packages from there) , do not use synaptic or apt-get
<15> AntMaz: of course you can
<25> woles
<10> tim: that should solve it
<26> How can I search package names/descriptions available for download via the console?
<24> Hm. I don't find any flickr tools in the reps. There must be some kind of python tool around somewhere
<2> Pygi: its this issue I think : http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.ph
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