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<0> phelan: damn you, you have lured me into trying to install worms armageddon on this box ;-)
<1> LjL, where'd you download Amarok 1.3.8... sorry i was looking away and i can't scroll up
<2> gnomefreak - understood ... I think. How would I check that ... ?
<3> phelan: best way to learn is the way you just did :)
<4> Topyli Muwahahaha!!
<5> Uberriffic: deb http://kubuntu.org/packages/amarok-1.3.8 breezy main
<0> heh
<1> LjL: thx
<3> you can use apt to check the depends but i dont remember command off hand try man apt
<4> gnomefreak: Absolutely. ^^ I love jumpin in head first, and askin questions after I realize I'm in over my head. :P
<3> lol phelan
<5> gnomefreak: plain apt-cache show will list a package's deps
<6> Pygi: any idea how i can find out where the package is located?
<7> phelan: thats how i do things too :P
<3> LjL: it does?
<3> apt-cache what?
<4> Nordof ^^
<8> in ubuntu.archive.com/pool/main
<5> gnomefreak: yup. one could even do apt-cache show <package> | grep "^Depends" to not list anything else
<8> tim: ubuntu.archive.com/pool/main
<8> :)
<3> ahhhhhhhh
<4> Well, I'm off. LaTaZ! ^^
<9> You know, I have no clue if I have a 32bit of a 64bit processor.... This is odd. lol
<5> gnomefreak: but basically, "apt-cache show" lists everything there is to know about a package -- except whether you have it installed or not
<6> Pygi: are you sure? http://ubuntu.archive.com/pool/main pings to http://www.oxide.com/
<2> LjL - thanks
<8> tim: sec please
<6> http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/
<10> remdul, what was the model name from cat /proc/cpuinfo ?
<11> hi
<6> now the correct location ;)
<8> tim: yup, that could work :)
<11> bind9 have postgresql backend?
<8> tim: find those packages there
<5> boci^: it doesn't seem to depend on postgres, so i guess not
<11> :/
<9> p33ka: Model: 6 Model Name:AMD Athlon(TM) XP1800+
<10> 32bit
<12> remdul: that's 32bit I believe
<11> LjL: in gentoo it's have pgsql support :(
<9> Thank ya. :)
<13> Anyone know where i can get a download of ubuntu? The website is acting really odd for me.
<14> Artan1s: odd, how?
<5> Artan1s: http://64.233.179.104/search?q=cache:ltBWOdspoDEJ:ubuntu.com/download+&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&client=safari
<13> thanks
<15> where should i go to ask a xbox question?
<13> #xbox? i dont know
<9> Whats the difference between i386 and i386 SRPMS?
<16> varsendagger, not here
<15> ba thanks
<16> varsendagger, look on efnet
<16> irc.efnet.net #xbox
<17> Hey, I have a very very odd question for any X gurus. I have a weird problem I'm trying to solve. SAy I want to load an image in a corner of the root window in X but not redraw the entire root window, how would I do this. Or perhaps a decoration-less window that appears to be root based?
<2> gnomefreak - I'm getting a bit muddled in my mind (lack of coffee maybe). If I backport libgnomeui from Dapper, should I be worrying that it will break other things in Breezy?
<18> has anyone gotten audacity to work in breezy?
<19> channel debianfans
<16> mmmm i <3 audacity
<2> gLabels depends on libglib >=2.6.0, fwiw
<18> ba, does it work in breezy?
<20> cyphase: yes
<17> Looked at xloadimage but that just redraws the entire root window and it doesn't quite work the way I'd like it.
<16> havent tryed
<5> cyphase: what isn't working?
<16> cyphase, i would imagine someone has made a ubuntu package for it
<18> LjL, lemme start it..
<18> ba, it's in universe
<9> Whats the difference between i386 and i386 SRPMS?
<16> SRPMS arnt compiled
<16> theyre still source
<18> "There was an error initializing the audio i/o layer."
<16> you have to rpm --rebuild them
<9> Ah, thanks ba.
<18> "You will not be able to play or record audio."
<2> gLabels depends on libglib >=2.6.0, fwiw, while libgnomeui 2.13 wants >= 2.9.3 (is what I meant to type)
<18> "Error: Host error."
<18> that's it
<21> How can I copy an entire directory?
<5> cyphase: starts find here. but i have KDE, perhaps esd (or whatever you have in gnome) is blocking ALSA or something? try stopping esd
<22> can i use apt-get dist-upgrade to change architecture? from i386 to amd64
<16> cp -R
<6> Pygi: nope, no go
<21> thanks ba
<5> rics: cp -a <olddir> <newdir>
<3> Breezy-CA: lewt me see something
<16> oh wait
<16> its A i guess
<8> enchanter: meaning it won't work?
<18> lol
<2> gnomefreak - np - thanks again
<16> i dunno
<6> ill be fiddling in configfiles
<16> what do i know
<6> Pygi: indeed
<18> thanx LjL :). i never thought of that
<21> LjL, -a or -R ?
<8> tim: huh :-/
<11> ****, ok I try pdns :/
<5> rics: -a. -a includes -R, on the other hand -R alone might have give some problems in specific situations
<5> rics: man cp for the exact difference
<3> lmao dapper doesnt have libglib2.6.0 :(
<21> LjL, man cp... will read it! :D Thanks
<23> whats the command to look on the desktop for installing files?
<8> freak: ah :)
<5> matthewjames: hm?
<24> hi there
<18> ;P
<23> to navigate to the desktop in consle
<25> n8
<26> hey, I've looked in the wiki and at how-tos but I can't find out how to change my monitors frequency from 60hz
<5> matthewjames: "cd ~/Desktop"?
<23> ty
<26> 60Hz is really hurting my eyes as well
<26> :\
<24> i need help: how can i check if the ubuntu version im using is a 32 bit or the 64 bit version?
<27> chmod -r 774 ~/Desktop/backup/* is what I'de use to change the perms of everything in the backup folder. right?
<28> can somebody point me in the right direction on how to fix the missing /dev/dsp problem on Breezy?
<3> Breezy-CA: dapper wont help it has 2.0 version of libglib
<29> eugman: -R (must be capitalised)
<30> Does the Ubuntu repo have the RoR 1.0 framework in it?
<27> oh yeah that's right. Thanks
<2> gnomefreak - thanks for all your help. Looks like I'm SOL for the moment then
<29> eugman: yw :)
<24> i need help: how can i check if the ubuntu version im using is a 32 bit or the 64 bit version?
<3> Breezy-CA: i would have to look it up in synaptic apt-cache isnt finding it
<29> kwiat_: uname -r (in a terminal)
<3> but thats gonna be a few hours :(
<24> bimberi, thank you soooo much
<29> kwiat_: np :)
<26> should I use the ATi drivers or the ubunutu drivers :\
<26> I really need to change this monitor frequency
<26> 60hz is giving me eye strain + a headache
<31> is frostwire not in the repos?
<3> !fixres
<32> Please read http://wiki.ubuntu.com/FixVideoResolutionHowto
<5> Unity: no, it isn't
<28> Mindtzar: just to let you know, i just got my ati drivers working (using ATI's drivers and 2.6.15.3 kernel on Breezy)
<26> thanks gnomefreak
<31> LjL: is the sourceforge deb okay to install/
<2> gnomefreak - I'm confused; http://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper/libs/libgnomeui-0 lists libglib2.0-0 (>= 2.9.3) as a dependency ... ?
<16> uname
<24> is there an easy way to get the ati x600 running? im currently using vesa (that dont allow me 3d acc) on ubuntu breezy badger 64 bit
<33> Does Ubuntu come with raid support?
<5> Unity: the thing you find by following ubotu's link is definitely ok. not sure if it's from SF
<31> LjL: ok thx
<28> speen: yes, ubuntu (and debian) have raid support
<24> with which terminal command can i view my current network ip?
<28> speen: perhaps you mean software raid?
<5> kwiat_: ifconfig
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