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<0> but no other distro works with my chipset...
<1> hi
<2> Lani2, you can try these but they are not official
<2> Lani2, http://packages.dotdeb.org/dists/sarge/mysql-5.0/
<3> we shouldnt speculate too much just yet
<4> nhaines, acording to the sabdfl, it'll be decided by the Technical and Community Councils a week after Tuesday.
<5> chuckyp, do not recommend that.
<6> nhaines: gets the mailing list too yay finally someone other than me :)
<7> chuckyp: I also just found that page :) so it's safe to install debian packages with ubuntu as ubuntu is derivered from debian?
<4> kbrooks Actually, I suppose it'll be "by the end of the week" that we'll know. :)
<6> Lani2: not really
<4> gnomefreak, best way to keep up to date. :)
<6> yes it is :)
<3> Lani2, chuckyp it is not always recommended. you do so at your own risk
<2> Lani2, Like I said its not official and it won't be supported. Its kinda enter at your own risk type thing.
<6> Lani2: hold on i might just have something for ya
<8> has anyone had success configuring freenet on Ubuntu?
<7> well i just installed ubuntu to use it with mysql5, php and ruby on rails, so if i can't get that to work I might as well give it a try
<7> and to learn some linux :)
<4> Lani2, debian packages are not always compatible with Ubuntu.
<6> mysql5.0 can _only_ be installed by compiling
<7> ok, i can see some people in the forum that says that they have used the deb package with success
<6> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ApacheMySQLPHP?highlight=%28mysql%29
<9> How do i switch work spaces with the keyboard ?
<6> unless Seveas packaged it i know he has lamp but not sure what version of mysql he has in it
<9> In graph mode
<4> Ctrl-Alt-Left or Right
<9> Love ya
<9> =)
<3> !lamp
<10> I heard lamp is Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP, one of the standard internet server installations. Installing LAMP in Ubuntu is fairly straightforward. More info at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ApacheMySQLPHP
<11> does someone use qc-usb-source on 2.6 kernels?
<12> gnomefreak, dapper has mysql 5
<12> I though breezy had it too - but could be wrong
<6> Seveas: this person is on breezy
<13> hi there, guys
<2> Seveas, yes its availible in the repos as well as 4
<3> moin seveas!
<6> the wiki says it has to be compiled in 5.10
<8> looking for help with freenet
<12> ah, breezy hasn't
<3> not even in backports?
<12> no
<3> phpmyadmin looks and acts weird with 5 too i've noticed
<7> everything that has worked so well untill know, i really started to like ubuntu, everything was so easy, but someone in here warned me that that was not always the case ;)
<14> sorry gyus can you suggest any mp3 player?
<15> hello... do anyone can help ? do where I see the list of packages to install xgl ?
<12> !xgl
<10> XGL on Ubuntu: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/XglHowto - Join #ubuntu-xgl for all the XGL fun on Ubuntu systems. It works ONLY on dapper. Pretty videos on http://www.novell.com/linux/xglrelease/
<15> tks...
<2> gargas, rythmbox
<16> only on dapper `?
<16> sad
<17> If I install something from source-code into my home directory, is there a special way of "uninstalling" it or can I just remove the files?
<18> gargas: amarok, xmms
<19> what xorg version comes with ubuntu???
<12> Marlun, just remove
<17> Seveas: ok, thanks
<13> ok, anybody knows, why these are FALSE during boot-up (they're in the /etc/init.d/usplash script): 1. pidof usplash > /dev/null 2. [ "$(fgconsole 2>/dev/null)" = "8" ]
<12> ViennaLinux, dapper: 7.0 breezy: 6.8.2 which actually is close to 6.9 and 7
<19> Seveas: thx
<17> Anyone knows if there is a bugzilla irc channel somewhere?
<13> they're responsible for the console font not being set properly :)
<6> Marlun: ubuntu doesnt use bugzilla any longer
<17> gnomefreak: the question doesn't have anything to do with ubuntu =) I just wanted to know if theres a bugzilla irc channel somewhere :)
<6> Marlun: there might be did you try #bugzilla????
<20> hi
<13> 'ello
<4> Hi, grogoreo. :)
<17> gnomefreak: yeah ;P
<6> Marlun: questions unrelated to ubuntu please use #ubuntu-offtopic
<5> gnomefreak, its on irc.mozilla.org
<20> if I dist-upgraded my current breezy install to dapper flight, would it be easy enough to then dist-upgrade to the proper Dapper when it comes out?
<13> yep
<4> You just do normal updates until then, grogoreo. :)
<13> you won't even have to change the repos in sources.list
<4> Well, a dist-upgrade is needed now and again, but basically everything stays the same, all the repos and everything.
<13> I always do dist-upgrade rather than just upgrade
<21> hello
<13> yell'oh
<6> me too it gets everything at one time :)
<21> any one here used the ubuntu live cd 5.10
<22> hi
<6> !anyone
<10> 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>
<20> nhaines, so I would just do: deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu dapper or deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu dapper-flight?
<22> no, i have installed kubuntu on my computer
<21> i get an error with gparted, did some ine get that too?
<4> grogoreo, just dapper.
<6> grogoreo: are you sure you want to upgrade to dapper now?
<20> nhaines, ok, thanks
<23> hey guys
<4> grogoreo, but please be aware that dapper is not too stable yet.
<20> gnomefreak, I hear it's quite stable
<6> grogoreo: who you hear that from?
<23> someone have a list of repositories for 5.10 including universal and multiverse?
<20> just reading on forums
<20> isn't it?
<4> grogoreo, your experience will probably vary pretty wildly, and even from day to day.
<6> grogoreo: its not stable (in the sense that it can break and render you ubuntuless at any time)
<4> grogoreo, there's still a lot of shifting around and tweaking to do, so things can break and just not work for a few days. I would hesitate to install it on my only computer.
<20> nhaines, gnomefreak: ok, I'll try it out on another computer then. Thanks guys
<6> they have alot of work to do on OOo
<24> How do I install the new icons that I downloaded?
<23> If I put a packages line in my sources.list file as "main restricted universe multiverse" will it pull in all pacakges?
<9> got a problem... i want to install my video card driver, in the readme.txt says 2. Go to the directory where you saved the driver package and type:
<9> a. rpm -i dri-I915-v1.1-20041217.i386.rpm
<9> Note: The console prompt will reappear in a few moments
<9> but when i do that is says Command not found
<4> Gambit-, yes.
<25> Hi, my squirrelmail is not working its picking up mail fine but not sending it... I logged onto the mailserver locally using telnet to port 25 and i could send mail fine
<23> nhaines, so I don't need to have multiple lines?
<25> but SM wont send it. Any ideals ?
<4> Gambit-, Nope. :)
<23> nhaines, heh ok, let me try to put all that together.
<13> Ropechoborra: Ubuntu is a *.deb, not *.rpm, based distribution
<6> brb gonna work on homepage
<9> rysiek|pl, how do i convert the file then... ?
<13> Ropechoborra: so id doesn't use the rpm command
<13> Ropechoborra: alien it :] just read man alien
<13> !alien
<10> from memory, alien is a program to convert RPMs to DEBs. Its use is discouraged, as it could create serious problems. Website: http://www.kitenet.net/programs/alien/
<4> Ropechoborra, You can't convert it. You can use the alien command but it is not guarenteeed to work.
<9> Oka =)
<23> warning, alien may hug your face and implant things in your tummy.
<13> Ropechoborra: but I would look for a deb file from the driver vendor
<26> how do i turn my ubuntu kernel source package into one which allows me to add other modules etc to it?
<27> hey everyone#
<27> can someone tell me what this means: configure: error: no acceptable C compiler found in $PATH
<4> bunniears2, it means you must install build-essentials
<28> when i click on wineExplorer the computer just freezes up now
<27> ty :)
<2> bunniears2, you need the package build-essential NO S
<27> installing now :)
<26> im having trouble building the kqemu part of qemu.. has anyone here got this working before?
<5> chuckyp, hey, NO CAPS.
<27> thanks chuckyp & nhaines
<29> Hi, quick bash Q. Having a simple bash script, why do I need to call: bash myscript and not use ./myscipt ?
<28> when i try and open Explorer using wine the computer freezes up; this has just happened overnite.
<2> kbrooks, i like caps everyone says build-essentials when its build-essential
<28> Can someone tell me why this might be
<9> If you want to convert packages into debian packages, you will need the dpkg, dpkg-dev <-- I already have that... dont i ?
<2> kbrooks, and it confuses people.
<4> Grr, I always--every single time--forget if there's an s or not. :)
<5> chuckyp, a factoid?
<13> Ropechorra: apt-get install dpkg-dev
<9> oka
<28> i installed kubuntu on my other partition, the buggy 6.04 version, could that possibly have infected my system?
<13> (do it as root, of course :) )
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