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<0> SAM_theman: in Gnome? I guess so, but I don't know of any fancy way. read the GTK theming docs
<1> ok
<2> NoUse: Huh?
<3> frying_fish: it did boot up into grub but not into ubuntu
<4> Stormx2 you asked about a user 'bar', what did you mean?
<5> help. after installing xubuntu-desktop, some apps don't work anymore. for example: firefox and X-Lite (xtensphone). what happened?
<6> myworld122: ok, well windows was probably default
<2> NoUse: Its basicly a graphic which people put in forum signitures...
<6> when grub loads can you even see the ubuntu stuff
<4> Stormx2 oh, nevermind
<6> (if you don't have it show detailed, as it says about grub press esc)
<3> frying_fish: mope
<5> *** glibc detected *** free(): invalid pointer: 0x08610a80 *** Aborted
<3> frying_fish: nope
<6> so even bringing up the full list didn't do it, right
<6> well, if you have grub running, then boot up a live cd
<6> mount your root partition, and chroot to it
<6> then run update-grub
<6> and see if that gives you them then.
<5> how do i re-install a program?
<7> ?
<3> frying_fish: any guide? im a noob! hehe
<6> myworld122: follow the same guide as for getting grub back on the MBR
<4> bigfoot1 sudo apt-get --reinstall install <program>
<6> but instead of typing grub-install and stuff like that, just type "update-grub"
<8> hello! I have a problem: After upgrading to dapper, the kernel cannot mount the root fs in initrd saying "device or resource busy". It works with older kernel (2.6.12-9), though. Can anybody help me?
<9> how do I get out of the gui? I tried /etc/init.d/gdm stop and it didnt seem to affect anything...
<6> Awesome-o2000: ctrl+alt+f1 will take you to a terminal
<10> Awesome-o2000: did you use "sudo" with that command ?
<6> and Awesome-o2000 for stopping gdm you need to be using root priveleges
<11> Awesome-o2000: init 3
<9> tristanmike, yes!
<3> frying_fish: but...i'm currently in my ubuntu....booting up using supergrub
<5> NoUse: oops. i don't think i installed the program via synaptic
<3> frying_fish: any help from here?
<9> init 3 nothing
<12> what do i have to do?? make a target?? :root@amortvigil:/home/amortvigil/metacity-2.10.1# make install && install -v -m755 -d /usr/share/doc/metacity-2.10.1 && install -v -m644 README rationales.txt doc/*.txt /usr/share/doc/metacity-2.10.1y
<13> how do i prevent dapper from loading the "thermal" module after resume?
<12> make: *** No rule to make target `install'. Stop.
<11> Awesome-o2000: init 2 then?
<9> i get no response from it I meant, sorry
<6> myworld122: yeah, type sudo update-grub
<14> files list file for package `tetex-extra' is missing final newline
<3> ok!
<14> Where is this "files list", so I can fix it?
<6> that should then scroll some list.
<9> init 2 didint do it either. neither did /etc/init.d/gdm stop
<8> was there some bigger change in initrd from breezy to dapper?
<6> Awesome-o2000: are you doing "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop"
<6> or just "/etc/init.d/gdm stop"
<9> frying_fish, yes - I am a gentoo user
<12> frying_fish: what do i have to change?? root@amortvigil:/home/amortvigil/metacity-2.10.1# make install && install -v -m755 -d /usr/share/doc/metacity-2.10.1 && install -v -m644 README rationales.txt doc/*.txt /usr/share/doc/metacity-2.10.1y
<12> make: *** No rule to make target `install'. Stop.
<0> SAM_theman: this is probably a good starting point: http://live.gnome.org/GnomeArt/Tutorials/GtkThemes
<6> and, if they don't work I would suggest that you don't have root priveleges (or you are not using gdm)
<15> why wasn't open office installed on my upgrade??
<3> frying_fish: thanks! trying to restart now....
<6> amortvigil: type make first?
<15> can't find it anywhere....
<10> amortvigil: please don't paste in here
<6> not all that stuff, it usually requires building before installing.
<1> ok thanks i was going crazy
<9> frying_fish, im trying out the new ubuntu - I seem to have run into a pretty serious issue - I remember this used to be easy but gnome is rather stubborn
<16> amortvigil, run make first.
<17> i've always my issue with my webcam , does anyone can help me ?
<18> hmm, google is down for me
<16> amortvigil, do "make && sudo make install"
<18> that's odd
<6> Awesome-o2000: right, so what is the problem then, and sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop (from a console, not an xterm) should be enough to stop gdm
<16> Sp4rKy_, look for EasyCam,
<18> well, now it's back . just real slow
<19> does Nero work on Ubuntu?
<16> Sp4rKy_, itz not in the repos but itz very good at sorting/installing webcams
<20> Angel_Dex yes.
<21> Nero? as in cd burner?
<22> Angel_Dex: yes
<6> Angel_Dex: there is nerolinux
<21> sorry.
<21> nevermind.
<6> but there are plenty of other programs that do the job
<6> and are OSS
<16> Angel_Dex, i think k3b is very good.
<10> Angel_Dex: you want k3b
<21> k3b is awesome.
<21> so is graveman.
<17> Subhuman, i've tried easycam(2) , easyspca , compiling from sources , and i've always the same issue :/
<6> k3b is ok in kde, but not in gnome or xfce
<10> Angel_Dex: there is also "gnomebaker"
<16> Sp4rKy_, what kind of cam is it?
<21> frying_fish, maybe that's my problem.
<16> cuz i mean, ive got a ps2 eyetoy working in linux so ive had my fair share of headaches with webcams :P
<15> is there a program out there where I can transfer songs from my ipod to the comp??
<21> I didn't think of it in that sense.
<10> frying_fish: I pretty much only use Gnome and I *only* use k3b and have *never* had a problem
<19> I have a friend at work who argues with me that Linux does not have CD/DVD burning programs nor Adobe worthy media editing programs
<16> btw eyetoys are GREAT webcams, esp. for the money.
<17> Subhuman, Vimicro webcam , listed at http://mxhaard.free.fr/spca5xx.html
<23> can anyone link me to some information about the R300 radeon drivers (the open source ones)? There may be an issue with my graphics drivers (flgrx) and I have been told that switching drivers may help, but I can't figure out if my card is supported
<6> tristanmike: yeah, it may not have a problem running
<6> but it won't look as nice
<21> Graveman is awesome and so is Sound Juicer.
<6> it being a QT app, designed for use with KDE, rather than a GTK+ app.
<8> can someone think of a case where mounting a volume results in a "device or resource busy" error?
<24> Ok, now the NetworkManager is broken
<10> Angel_Dex: see k3b for burning and see Gimp/Incscape/Scribus for Photoshop/Illustrator/InDesign
<6> adamant1988: the "radeon" driver with xorg will run that card.
<24> "There are no available network devices."
<10> frying_fish: it looks pretty here
<6> evolux: where its currently accessing it in another way
<24> Really, my ethernet existed a minute ago, and my WLAN card is still there
<6> tristanmike: I don't like it so much, doesn't work with the rest of things properly, but thats my opinion.
<10> Angel_Dex: that's Inkscape, not Incscape
<23> frying_fish: will it still give me open gl support?
<10> frying_fish: probably your experience too, mine has been great tho :)
<6> not as good, but should do.
<8> frying_fish: i mean, it must be locked in some way, but it's right at the start of the bootup process
<19> Now is there High quality video editing and Encoding type programs?
<25> When I put in my USB-hdd, it mounts perfectly, but It's write-protected ... can I change that? (It's an NTFS-disc)
<14> files list file for package `tetex-extra' is missing final newline
<14> Where is this "files list", so I can fix it?
<6> evolux: maybe the bios needs to ***ign longer before starting, to allow the drives to start up.
<26> Unable to play songs using realplayer on 6.06
<27> Where can I find documentation/API for ".glade2" files?
<24> Thus far Dapper has only made me want to chop some heads off. No external mouse, no wlan, no cpufreq.
<6> Angel_Dex: some yes, avidemux, mencoder and such.
<14> top222, Works flawless here on my Thinkpad
<27> top222: that's unforunate :-/
<24> setuid: What does it say?
<14> top222, Everything worked great out of the box
<27> +t
<24> setuid: I have a T22
<8> frying_fish: the system drops me into a shell and mounting later doesn't work either
<6> most works on my laptop and deskto
<14> top222, Works on my T23 and T42p
<6> although having some funny build error with some programs currently.
<0> top222: check the readme for network manager.
<6> (only on laptop)
<6> evolux: broken drive?
<24> setuid: A PCMCIA Atheros card here
<26> Unable to play songs using realplayer on 6.06
<19> Oks o.o and he argues that it cant do todays windows video games without emulaters This is true no?
<24> erich: Where?
<0> top222: I don't know about ubuntu, but on debian it will only manage interfaces set up in a certain way (in order not to break certain existing configurations)
<0> top222: /usr/share/doc/packagename
<0> top222: where all other documentation lives...
<8> frying_fish: it works with an older kernel
<24> erich: I thought it was there to set up the interfaces in the first place
<6> Angel_Dex: yes its true, as they use (mostly) directX
<6> and that is a microsoft creation.
<0> top222: no. there is plenty of stuff you can't do with network manager (yet)
<6> evolux: interesting, very interesting, try booting with noapic and acpi=off
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