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<0> _Mr_Denix_, I think you can do tar -jxvf file.tar.bz2
<1> ToHellWithGA, Yes
<2> Samus_Aran: update xconfig running and man its amazing...... wow.........
<3> cool. thanks panthar
<1> yw
<4> ToHellWithGA: for example: alias synaptic='sudo synaptic'
<5> hello room!
<3> are aliases for a session or stored indefinitely?
<4> ToHellWithGA: you will need to stick that into your ~/.bash_login or ~/.bash_profile or ~/.bashrc for it to be remembered
<3> hello Hypoglybetic?
<3> wow. you type fast responses
<6> fcalise working on it
<7> am I the only one who can't get form 2 of ln to work?
<5> uhm. . whats w/ the ?
<7> it should be "ln [target]"
<0> ln source target ?
<7> hmm..
<6> fcalise mind if we prv ?
<7> doesn't say it need source, i thought target was the source
<7> so to speak
<4> I just thought of a neat idea, you could put this in your ~/.bash_logout to save aliases: alias > ~/aliases
<0> _Mr_Denix_, sure go ahead
<4> and then in your ~/.bashrc have: source ~/aliases
<8> ///
<9> is setting up gaim-2-beta easy on dapper? can someone point me to some help doing it?
<4> to load them
<5> Q: Is BootCamp the proper program to use to boot ubuntu, OS X, and XP/Vista on a PC? Or should I use BootMagic ?
<10> does anyone could help me with a Vimicro webcam ?
<0> joemauch, http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=133179
<11> question: how to add a service at boot time ?
<12> Samus_Aran: ~/.bash_aliases
<4> Tobberoth: ln uses the same syntax as cp or mv: ln <one or more files to link-copy> <where the link will be put>
<1> answer: sysv init system
<1> *hic*
<13> hi
<7> hmm.. guess I missunderstood the manual for ln then
<4> Frogzoo: is that just a prefered filename, or is that automatically read by Bash ?
<14> hey guys what is the best program for keeping track of holidays birthdays daily tasks meetings etc? for gnome?
<1> zenithsglint, Evolution
<4> Tobberoth: ln can automatically link to the present directory if you only put a <source file>
<9> fcalise, thanks
<7> form 2 seemed like "ln file12" would put a link to file12 in the directory of file12
<4> Tobberoth: but I find that method more confusing
<13> when i can connect to my computer at home from the office using XP do i have to use VNC viewer....
<0> joemauch, you're welcoe
<12> Samus_Aran: it's preferred - see ~/.bashrc
<14> does Evolution work best?... no third party better?
<13> can i not use the Remote Desktop in XP to connect to my kubuntu at home
<0> zenithsglint, you could use thunderbird probably
<15> so does anybody know how to re-enable wireless in networkmanager?
<12> zenithsglint: evolution is best - it's not immediately apparent how well integrated evolution is with the rest of gnome, but it is
<4> Frogzoo: I have a custom .bashrc, I presume Ubuntu sources ~/.bash_aliases automatically with a stock home dir ?
<6> fcalise have you gotten my prv ?
<16> where are linux header files located? anyone know?
<12> Samus_Aran: got it
<4> gil: I think it only works the other way, X -> Win
<16> they are included in build-essentials correct
<15> ech0: in /usr/src, but you have to install them
<16> mad_phoenix: what package?
<4> gil: there are other remote desktop apps, though, such as TightVNC
<14> Ok, I will check it out, thank you guys.
<17> Question: when I use the GUI to "connect to server" (a samba share on another linux box), the share is mounted and appears as an icon on my desktop. Where is this mounted *really*?
<15> lemme check
<4> gil: or x2vnc I think if you want to use your currently running desktop
<18> i recently upgraded from breezy to dapper and therefore gossip 0.9 -> 0.10.2. now gossip won't find my preferences though they are stored in ~/.gnome2/Gossip/. why is that?
<15> kernel-headers-<kernel version>
<16> mad_phoenix: thank you
<1> gil, look into FreeNX also - it's very fast. I notice almost no lag connecting to my machine at home over a 512k uplink
<15> np
<13> i am at an office now that does not want me to install any software...
<13> i want to use the local Remote Desktop....
<13> MS remote desktop
<4> panthar: I tried to get NX server running on my last distro, and it was a royal pain. does Ubuntu come with premade packages for it ?
<13> will that not connect at all to a linux machine
<13> ?
<1> Not in itself, but someone made a nice package for it - 1 sec...
<4> gil: last time I checked, it will not. you can check the software page of the app to find out, though
<19> How do I manually configure the soundcard? I'm currently affected by bug #44101, so I can't use gnome-sound-properties.
<20> Is there any way to have apt-get forgo installing a single dependency? I'm attempting to install e17, and the libc6 version I need _thinks_ it needs tzdata, but locales should satisfy this. I would just let tzdata install, but apt doesn't like that for fear it will break locales. Advice?
<1> gil, I don't know of a remote desktop server for Linux (Windows Remote Desktop protocol)
<13> ok!
<19> gil: Why not use VNC? ;)
<1> Samus_Aran, Take a look at http://seveas.ubuntulinux.nl/
<20> However, there are VNC viewers that work in web-based Java.
<13> oh i have used VNC many times
<21> just install vncserver
<16> mad_phoenix: it looks like my kernal version is 2.6.15-23-386 yet it does not have headers in the repository, should i use the 2.4 headers, does it matter?
<1> Samus_Aran, That page has a nice repository that has FreeNX
<13> i got my boss here over my sholder all the f###ing time...he always looks to see if we install programs
<1> I installed from there and tried a windoze client, and it just worked
<15> ech0: no, do not use 2.4 headers
<16> mad_phoenix: hmm, what should i do
<1> gil, you can use the vnc client without installing it
<13> i want to be able to use the Remote Desktop in XP
<20> gil: That's why you can use a Java client on a page--you can set up most vnc servers to serve a java app site you can log into.
<1> stick it on a usb drive or cd or anywhere..
<22> Hi, should I use the Live CD or the alternate install CD if I just want to do a regular desktop install?
<13> oh yeah>>>?
<13> how do i do that...
<15> in my repos i have a package named linux-headers-2.6.15-23-386
<1> that's true also - the java client.
<20> Depends what server you're using.
<15> i think thats what you need
<13> how do i use the vnc client without installint it? some help please?
<16> mad_phoenix: ok, thanks again :)
<21> gil its posible
<15> np
<1> gil, it's just a single .exe
<1> gil, look here: http://www.tightvnc.com/download.html
<23> is there a tool to measure my hd temperature under ubuntu?
<4> gil: just add 1000 to the port number and you can load it in your web page
<15> gil: the easiest way to get a vnc client is to apt-get tsclient
<4> gil: at least I think it is 1000.
<12> nostalg1c: install smartutils
<23> :5800 for the java client, :5900 for the vnc client
<23> Frogzoo, tnx
<20> Does anyone know how to make apt ignore a single dependency on a package?
<24> anyone know much about vmware server?
<4> gil: then just use any Java capable web browser. the VNC server also runs a mini web server. it's not quite as fast as a native TightVNC client, but it will suffice
<25> oal
<13> i dont need a vnc client....
<25> ola
<26> I just upgraded to drake and now printing is broken.
<27> lewiz, the LiveCD installer seems to be causing some folks troubles
<13> ahhh..ok
<25> eeeeeeeeeeeeooo0o
<26> The add printer dialog doesn't list any USB ports.
<26> Any help?
<4> gil: you wanted to access your GNU/Linux desktop from Windows without installing software ... we gave you a solution
<28> gnome-vfs-daemon is changing file permissions to 764 on write. anyone know how to stop that?
<25> ke suscontais
<1> LinuxJones, I had a horrible time using the LiveCD to install on a box with 256M
<13> yes yes i understand....
<22> LinuxJones: Great, thanks. I'll use the alternate one then... is that like the old install CDs?
<26> (Also, /dev/usb was missing, but adding it and adding a device node for lp0 in that directory did nothing.)
<12> xkahn: is this a USB printer? lexmark maybe?
<27> panthar, yeah you need 512 at least :)
<26> Frogzoo, Yes and yes.
<27> lewiz, yes
<23> Frogzoo, you meant smartmontools?
<4> gil: and I do recommend TightVNC over the others, if you want speed. if you want to access your currently active desktop, then you will need to use x2vnc
<1> LinuxJones, Nah - I just zapped GDM, ran X with an Xterm, and fired off ubiquity ;)
<26> Frogzoo, It's an OptraE312.... Shoudl work.
<3> could somebody read over this script for me and suggest improvements? http://thestonepedo.pastebin.ca/64865
<1> Doesn't the livecd recommend 192M though/
<22> LinuxJones: Thanks a lot. Off to install then :)
<1> ?
<20> gil: You have to understand, RDP (the windows remote desktop protocol) is based on the windows event system. Implementing it on linux would basically just be a pain.
<29> hola
<13> yes , so i figured....
<13> thanks
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