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<0> frogzoo: It's not mac...
<1> F0= K>C A55 BE8A?
<2> rublind: well, you're not alone unfortunately
<3> well how do i mount my zen? it doesnt show up
<0> it appears as random russian type characters adriyel
<4> odla: it's there, just further up the file
<5> adriyel: Flying elephants and woozils for me.
<1> ? ? .
<6> so it is
<2> rpz: this isn't 21 questions - the more info you give up front, the easier it is to fix your problem...
<7> frogzoo: yeah, but I want ubuntu damn it.
<6> i see that
<8> adriyel, seems to work.
<1>
<1> eobanb: sweet.
<9> Crimsun: i have to go, ill just reformat. Thanks for the help _jason, odla and crimsun :)
<8> that first looked greek, that one looked japanese
<1> first was russian, then greek, then japanese
<2> rublind: you might be able to put grub on usb, & get the pcmcia to boot that way...
<8> adriyel, so, as i said, just an irc client setting, that's all.
<3> is there anything else besides gnomad2 that will let me put songs on my creative zen? because my zen doesnt automount when i plug it in
<1> russian is cryllic, a hybrid of latin and greek characters
<10> taylor_: because of a permissions thing. Either run sudo gnomad2, or ....follow these instructions http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?p=1184427#post1184427
<0> frogzoo: I don't really know what other information I can give you
<1> eobanb: konversation doesn't support it...queers :(
<5> adriyel: Actually, I just see a bunch of question marks, but if I had a font of flying elephants...
<8> the russian didnt work for me, adriyel.
<2> rpz: in 99.9% of cases, you just run the script & you're ntfs partitions mount - what's different about your case?
<8> it's actually probably just a problem on my end; dont worry about it.
<1> really?
<1> kkz
<11> none of it worked for mebut it wasn't question marks
<0> frogzoo: the script doesn't find any suitable partitons
<12> adriyel: I *think* I saw some russion, try it again?
<13> can somene tell me where is the log file located on ubuntu
<1> _jason: will do
<11> flodine: /var/log
<8> wastrel, it only works if you're using utf-8 as the character set for your irc client.
<2> rpz: pls pastebin 'sudo fdisk -l'
<14> Does anybody know where "WineCVS.sh" is located once it is installed?
<1> E5@5 8A A><5 @CAA80= D>@ K>C ;0<5@A 2E> F0==>B @504 8B
<8> russian.
<10> taylor_: unless you have a newer "PlayForSure" zen, it won't work in Linux unless you downgrade to a prior version of the firmware.
<8> that worked.
<12> adriyel: yes I see that
<1> kkz
<1> seems fine then
<1> as long as your UTF isn't mangled
<2> SomeFool: 'locate winecvs.sh' mebbe?
<14> Ok. :).
<5> adriyel: I'm in irssi though, so I don't think I have options.
<15> hello
<1> tonyyarusso: thats a highly barebones client...so yes.
<8> adriyel, anyone using newer clients should probably be using utf-8 off the bat. people with old clients like epic wont be able to use utf-8
<5> adriyel: Ya.
<1> _jason: using the phonetic layout makes it extremely easy to use :)
<4> SomeFool: no idea, but you can find out with 'sudo updatedb && locate WineCVS.sh'
<12> tonyyarusso: /set term_charset utf-8
<1> eobanb: yeah.
<8> adriyel, are you fluent on all of those languages?
<1> your terminal has to be set
<8> if so, i'm very impressed..
<1> eobanb: quasi-fluent
<0> frogzoo: http://www.rafb.net/paste/results/Uk4RyF45.html
<1> I have a hobby of learning to read and write in langs
<14> Ok bimberi. Doing it now.
<5> adriyel: Hit me with something again, will ya?
<1>
<8> the problem with using command line clients and utf-8 is you need both a unicode terminal programme, like urxvt, and a client that supports unicode.
<8> hebrew, adriyel.
<5> adriyel, _jason: Now I see squares.
<1> bravo
<10> good gosh, that's a hard grouping of languages to be fluent in.
<1> tonyyarusso: heh, that was hebrew :P
<12> tonyyarusso: heh what ternimal
<14> Bimberi: Its done. It didnt show up anything.
<16> I installed Kubuntu, but when I try and boot it, I get grub command line.
<4> SomeFool: the 'sudo updatedb' updates the locate database so it might take a while
<1> carpediem: I have a knack for the literary aspect of languages
<5> _jason: tty2
<5> _jason: Probably in screen.
<14> Yeh. Its done. Didnt work.
<12> tonyyarusso: oh, don't know how to set that
<10> adriyel: I guess...even comprehending that many different characters must be daunting
<11> i changed my xchat charset
<1> I can read and write in latin, greek, hebrew, some variety of romance langs, russian, japanese a bit, german, e.t.c.
<14> http://www.linux-gamers.net/modules/wiwimod/index.php?page=HOWTO+Steam&back=HOWTO+INDEX+Wine+Games
<17> heh
<14> It says "Change to the location where the WineCVS.sh is lying and start it with:". I wonder where WineCVS.sh could be..
<5> _jason: Ah, 'k. Works if I do it in gnome-terminal. (Confirmed, in screen, obviously.)
<1> carpediem: as long as you don't let any single language dominate your brain, you refrain from trying to learn to "speak" it, it isn't that hard
<4> SomeFool: try 'locate -i winecvs.sh' (case insensitive)
<1> you just learn a different character set and vocab and sentence structure
<14> k
<1> it's really not that hard
<14> Never mind. I got it.
<0> frogzoo: any clue?
<11> i'm studying chinese
<10> adriyel: wow, I struggled to even pick up spanish, where the character-set is nearly identical to english.
<1> carpediem: yeah, but I'm not "trying" to speak it
<1> just read and write
<1> speaking requires a different center of the brain
<1> I'm pretty good at pronunciation, but actually doing it is an atrocity
<10> adriyel: but how can you *think* it in your brain if you can't speak it.
<5> adriyel: Mine's an oral language, so speaking is crucial and the written stuff is all secondary.
<8> folks, i hate to interrupt, but it might be wise to take this to #ubuntu-offtopic
<5> eobanb: True enough.
<18> welp
<8> lol LadyNikon what are you doing here
<18> grub didnt recognize the windows partition
<19> hi everyone
<1> eobanb: I'm already in there talking to Razor
<18> eobanb: i am everywhere ;)
<8> LadyNikon, shouldnt you be trolling #2600
<6> man now xfce4-panel won't even stay opened
<8> go whip ppc into line
<18> eobanb: i have better things to do.. like get grub to recognize windows
<18> heh
<10> eww, fluxbox was compiled without xinerama? ugh, what a waste of time that turned out to be.
<8> windows. what a travesty of modern OS's.
<18> carpediem: all of 2 mins :p
<14> Im trying to install Wine via CVS, and its asking me for p***word. the p*** "cvs" didnt work. Suggestions?
<20> !firefox1.5
<21> You can use firefox 1.5 by following this wiki page https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FirefoxNewVersion
<8> LadyNikon, did you install windows first, or ubuntu
<18> eobanb: windows then ubuntu
<14> !p***word
<21> it has been said that p***word is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StrongP***words
<14> !cvs
<10> LadyNikon: no, trying to shove flux into gnome wasn't quite "all of 2 minutes"
<21> [cvs] the Concurrent Versions System, the dominant open-source network-transparent version control system; it helps to manage releases and to control concurrent editing of source files among multiple authors. See: https://www.cvshome.org/
<18> carpediem: dont do that ;)
<22> hi everyone! i have mozplugger, totem-xine, and w32codecs installed, but i still can't play streaming video in firefox... what else do i have to do?
<18> fluxbox>gnome ;)
<10> LadyNikon: sorry, I like fluxbox, but not really the menu. I'd rather just have the wm.
<18> eobanb: someone in here told me it would set it up so i didnt have to edit grub
<23> How do I create a user?
<8> usually it does..
<18> eobanb: well i rebooted it
<11> xinerama eh
<18> and it goes right to linux
<4> Draconicus: System -> Administration -> Users and Groups
<8> bimberi, beat me to it.
<10> but a wm without xinerama support on dual display is painful.
<23> bimberi: I was kind of hoping for a command, but thanks.
<8> Draconicus, it's easiest way.
<10> Draconicus: adduser?
<8> there's useradd, if you like
<8> or, adduser
<8> they both do the same thing, really.
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