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<0> nickrud: no, it displays just the blue ones and i want the gray ones
<1> #ubunut-es
<2> libdmb, apt-get remove
<2> libdmb, and dpkg --purge
<3> seife, ok, gimme a link to the tar.bz2, I'll look at it
<4> go tit
<5> does anyone here use THunar?
<6> is there a way to make it ask me for my p***word less?
<4> got it*
<7> administrador: escribe "/j #ubuntu-es"
<2> n30n, compile sudo
<8> How do i check my screen resolution?
<7> acke-, System>Preferences>Screen Resolution
<9> wow
<6> kmilo: oh right. i knew that... I'm gettin rusty at this... :(
<3> kmilo, you have to compile sudo to change the 15 minute thingo :( ?
<10> I am installing Ubuntu on hba14 that should not cause problems with getting a bootloader installed on hda1 should it?
<11> can someone help me out? I have redownloaded and reburned a live CD once, and whenever I try to boot, it goes past the splash, and shows an error that says X failed to start because it may not be configured correctly
<7> acke_, look above
<12> anybody know how i can disable ctrl alt backspace from killing X?
<4> yes
<5> I am a newb and Im used to seeing executibles as .exe, but I'm sorta confused how executibles work in Linux and I'd really appreciate it if someone could explain how to use them in linux
<13> can somebody perhaps aid me with my wireless woes?
<7> jinho: they often don't have extensions
<1> #ubuntu-es
<14> thomasM: it's something you put in xorg.conf. called nozap. i'm not familiar with it though
<8> stalefries according to that I have 1024x800 which isnt what i should have. i changed the resolution in xorg.conf. but i dont know if those settings are used
<2> n30n, with configure --with-timeout=666
<11> ...
<12> krazykit i've done that, but its not working.
<7> acke_: try rebooting
<5> stalefries: why is that? it seems more natural to have an extension
<3> n30n, there's an option for /etc/sudoers, timestamp_timeout that controls how long timeout is
<12> krazykit, do you know if there's a certain header i have to put it under?
<13> my wireless networks will show up on the network appelet but I can't connect to the internet
<13> anybody?
<15> jinho: in Linux a file extension doesnt tell you if its executable or not for sure, you can use the "file" comamnds on a file to check its type, better
<14> thomasM: oh, there is, but i dunno where. lemme look
<8> stalefries dont help. but are there no other way to check wither it uses my settings in xorg.conf orthe settings in screen resolution appen
<11> anyone?
<6> nickrud: no i mean when i open anything in the administration it asks for p***word.
<12> Section "ServerFlags" ???
<7> jinho: i don't know, ask the guys who invented UNIX, they're the own who made all these basic choices. Sometimes you also find .bin files, like 'binary"
<14> thomasM: yeah, section serverflags
<15> jinho: if you want to make a file executable you would do it with "chmod +x" x for eXecutable, and then start it like ./file if its in the current directory
<6> nickrud: if i use sudo it asks for p***word
<10> Which install for drapper should one use on old hardware including a serial mouse? The alternate one? I have been trying to get Ubuntu installed on this box for a day and have had problems
<12> k well thats in there, but its still not working.
<14> thomasM: Option "DontZap"
<0> nickrud: http://art.gnome.org/themes/icon/1150
<12> krazykit, does xgl have anything to do with it?
<12> Option"DontZap""yes"
<7> acke_: in the screen resolution options window, try changing it
<13> I can't seem to get wireless working with dapper. It recognizes my wireless networks , but upon giving my p*** word and connecting, I can't do anything online
<14> thomasM: it might, but i don't think you need "yes" there.
<13> Somebody help with this?
<12> KickStandimus make sure your gateway is set.
<5> mutante: but that's ***uming that the file you have is something that is executable to begin with?
<8> stalefries when i change to 1024xXXX nothing happends when i chose 800x640 my system crashes
<12> thanks crazykit, i'll give it a try.
<3> n30n, I just opened bum, gave the p***word, then immediately opened gdmsetup ; no p***word for gdmsetup
<13> Meaning what thomas
<13> how do I do that?
<11> hello?????????
<11> am I blocked or something?
<7> acke_: you have reached the ends of my knowledge. I'd try google from now on, or ask someone else. Sorry
<0> nickrud: got it?
<3> seife, looking now
<6> Oh i see what's goin on now
<15> jinho: yes,but it could be a binary executable, something that you can compare to .exe ,or it could be a script in different scripting languages, something you could compare to .bat files
<13> Can somebody help me with some wireless problems please?
<15> jinho: try out the "file" command, file <filename>
<5> mutante: sure thing
<11> KickStandimus, Dont' hold your breath, I've been trying for a while now
<13> yeah I hear ya
<8> stalefries, thanks been working on this for a while. googled ubuntu wiki and so on.. >o hard to find a solution
<16> seanb64: hit F1 at the boot prompt and explore the boot options. For example the "vga=" one
<11> ok, here we go again...
<11> and which should I use?
<15> jinho: if you write a textfile in any editor, and put shell commands into it, you can just save it, (the name or extension doesnt matter at all) and make it executable (chmod) and then it can be started
<13> somebody, need help with wireless networking. Anybody
<16> seanb64: i don't know, you'll need to read what they are and choose something appopriate to your situation
<6> I'm getting an error: "E: Type 'I' is not known on line 1 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list
<6> E: The list of sources could not be read.
<6> Go to the repository dialog to correct the problem." and the first line of /ect/apt/sources.list is: "I s#
<6> # deb cdrom:[Ubuntu 6.06 _Dapper Drake_ - Release i386 (20060531)]/ dapper main restricted"
<5> mutante: what's the exact syntax to use chmod?
<15> jinho: for making a file executable: chmod +x filename
<17> n30n: so delete that "I s#"
<18> n30n: you can make sudo ask for your p***word less often by setting a high value for timestamp_timeout in sudoers
<15> of course it all depends what you want to achieve, its a complex command
<6> dooglus: thanks. i did.
<18> n30n: see "man sudoers" for more info
<19> hi. sometimes it seems like there is a lot of transfer activity after i close azureus. is it possible to find out what exaclty is being transferred?
<6> crimsun_: so i need to delete that? ok
<3> seife, ok, you need to do a few steps. first, tar xf ICON-UnofficialTango.tar.bz2 , then cd Tango
<18> n30n: oh, ok. all I saw was someone telling you to recompile sudo :)
<6> dooglus: thanks
<20> stalefries: the broken packages are: lib6 and lib6-i686, nut they are essential, so that 1174 mb will be free
<20> *nut = but
<12> hey krazykit, thanks a lot, that did the trick. no more accidentally killing X or Xgl.
<14> thomasM: yep :-)
<7> _Nick: try marking them for reinstall? I don't know. you could try that
<3> slew, ethereal is a great tool for analyzing your net traffic.
<21> crimsun_: unfortunately ap does not log anything
<7> _Nick: you mean libc6, right?
<0> nickrud: ok now what?
<6> !multiverse
<22> To enable Universe and Multiverse see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/AddingRepositoriesHowto - Official sources.lists here: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/6047 Breezy) or http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/6666 (Dapper) see also !easysource.
<20> ya sorry
<21> crimsun_: openwrt
<3> seife, rm -r 16x16 22x22 scaleable
<23> Is someone familiar with the problem of VLC and XMMS not wanting to be heard together ?
<19> nickrud, thanks! =]
<20> they cannot be reinstalled by synaptic i guess
<23> i.e. when xmms is opened, I don't have sound in VLC
<24> ok a family member converted our wedding from vhs to dvd and sent it to us...how can I rip those files from the dvd to computer in linux?
<18> slew: "tcpdump" is a good tool too if you want something easy to run
<7> _Nick; did you try?
<18> slew: it'll just show every packet in a terminal. that's often enough to know what's going on
<0> ok now what nickrud
<25> Masy, try alsa-oss
<3> seife, cp depreciated/* .
<12> tokenbad use acidrip
<7> Masqy: it's an OSS vs. ALSA issue. look 'em up
<19> dooglus, thanks! =]
<25> Masqy, see if "sudo aptitude install alsa-oss"
<18> slew: after closing azureus, it takes a while for all the people you were sharing with to realise that you've stopped sharing, so they'll continue to try to connect with your azureus port for a while. they won't get very far, but it'll show up as traffic
<25> works
<20> I didn't find this option there
<26> is arabic read right to left ?
<6> Hey, so with the source at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/6666 can i just copy the source and throw it in my ect/apt/source.list file?
<13> Can somebody please help me with my wireless adapter? I'm told the network is 'unreachable' but I can see the network in the network application
<0> nickrud: it says cp: omitting directory `deprecated/16x16'
<0> cp: omitting directory `deprecated/22x22'
<26> just wondering
<27> ok crimsun_ ,seems to work, i can play a mp3 in xmms & an avi file in totem at once, but a youtube video in opera uses 100% of my soundcard, is because opera (or flash) don't use alsa?
<19> dooglus, yah, but im talking about a LOT of traffic hours later
<20> through a right click
<26> is arabic read right to left ?
<13> somebody help me with my wireless adapter please?
<28> haha slew i told the guy to f off
<3> seife, cp -r depreciated/* . (sorry, always forget the recursive flag)
<6> wubrgamer: google arabic reading
<26> what kinda help do yoiu need ? what kind of adapter do you hvae ?
<19> detectiveinspekt, =] cheers!
<13> I have an smc wubrgamer
<7> wubrgamer: yes
<26> dude, i was just polling, and i'm also in the room to help
<17> T***aDarK: blame Flash.
<26> smc ?
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