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<0> is there a way in gaim to put a photo? ( I mean ***ign a foto to myself)
<1> s|k: it'll go wall - cable modem - router - (both computers, separately)
<2> back again....
<3> Flannel: do I need a special linux capabale router?
<4> phace : http://www.ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-65471.html
<5> s|k: any router
<6> does anyone no anything about that easy ubuntu program?
<7> Have a wireless networking question
<1> s|k: nah, packets are all the same.
<3> is 60mb of ram enough?
<8> what command can I use to ***ign a DNS address to a wireless ( ra0 ) interface?
<1> s|k: depends on what youre serving.
<7> I need to connect to a secure network at home
<1> s|k: but probably.
<7> and any open network when I'm outside. How do I do that?
<3> Flannel: I want to put apache on it and an IRC shell (screen + irssi)
<3> and probably a ssh server
<1> s|k: and its just for personal use?
<9> kapputu, using wpa?
<3> Flannel: yep
<10> s|k: CLI 60mb is enough
<3> CLI?
<8> Command Line Interface
<10> command line interface
<3> sweet
<10> Jimmey__: +1
<4> Abountu : accounts > modify > User Options > Buddy Icon
<7> Kr0ntab: what's wpa?
<11> is there a program that can read .wab's? i want to check an address book i'm backing up.
<10> kapputu: its wireless encryption
<3> Flannel: thanks
<4> dolobo: #easyubuntu
<9> wifi protected access
<3> hybrid: thanks :
<3> :)
<10> s|k: np
<10> s|k: my tip
<9> standard for higher security in wireless networks
<7> hybrid: oh that wpa. I thought he was talking about some application in Ubuntu
<12> hi
<10> s|k: do server install then apt-get irssi and screen
<5> unless youre my bank which has an open access point :/
<7> I use WEP in my home network
<3> hybrid: thanks :)
<12> i want XMMS to play files directly from an FTP server. which plugin do i need?
<10> s|k: np
<9> kapputu, then you can use a tool like wifi-radar or a nhumber of other clients that let you toggle between different networks and store the profiles...
<13> is there a way to get over the initram-fs dependency hell when updating from breezy to dapper, and you have a kernel pre .12 ?
<9> connecting to open networks is easy... you can use the default network-admin tool to simply find and connect to them..
<2> when i try to enable the universe and multiverse, i get this error:
<2> http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/breezy/Release.gpg: Could not connect to archive.ubuntu.com:80 (1.0.0.0), connection timed out
<2> http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/breezy-security/Release.gpg: Could not connect to security.ubuntu.com:80 (1.0.0.0), connection timed out
<2> http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/breezy-updates/Release.gpg: Could not connect to archive.ubuntu.com:80 (1.0.0.0), connection timed out
<2> im guessing it could be that i need to open some ports on my router or somthing, i dont suppose linux has UPnP?
<7> Kr0ntab: what's the exact name of the binary?
<10> Calgar: use pastebin
<13> is there a way to get over the initram-fs dependency hell when updating from breezy to dapper, and you have a kernel pre .12 ?
<9> sudo apt-get install wifi-radar
<3> is $79 a lot for a router?
<9> wifi-radar is just one of many tools
<6> with that easy ubuntu i cant get the second comand to work it says im supposed to typ tar -zxf easyubuntu-3.0-beta.tar.gz
<2> hybrid: sorry, but can you help me anyway?
<8> s|k, buy a linksys
<4> dolobo: #easyubuntu
<8> They're probably the best
<14> metatag, do you have that link thing to ff 1.5 again? I would look in history but... lost all that in the upgrade of course xD
<3> Jimmey__: okay
<10> Calgar: try to apt-get update
<6> #easyubuntu
<5> s|k: a simple router should be dirt cheap
<7> Kr0ntab: do I need to update my sources? I can't find it
<4> bruno : http://www.mozilla.com/products/download.html?product=firefox-1.5.0.3&os=linux&lang=en-US
<9> yeah its in universe
<4> dolobo: type //j #easyubuntu
<10> s|k: get an WRT54GS or WRT54GL and you can run linux on it
<4> dolobo: type /j #easyubuntu
<9> !sources
<15> 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
<13> is there a way to get over the initram-fs dependency hell when updating from breezy to dapper, and you have a kernel pre .12 ?
<16> I just installed Dapper Beta 2 and got this error from GRUB: GRUB Loading Stage1.5. GRUB Hard Disk Error | I also get the same error with Breezy. I have two SATA drivers and PATA CD drive.
<14> Fanks metatag :)
<17> The exact command perhaps? :D
<17> How do i create a user called "cstrike" that has access to /home/cs/2 and nothing more? (full access in that dir)
<2> how come its trying to connect to 1.0.0.0 when i do "sudo apt-get update"?
<10> Old: one command wont do that
<9> kapputu, follow the instructions for adding sources that ubotu just gave
<16> sda1: ntfs / sda2: ext3 / sda5: ntfs -- hdd is my CD -- Grub is installed to MBR
<18> Old, sudo adduser cstrike
<4> bruno : np :)
<19> How can I reset all of my applets and their locations in the gnome-panel back to the default?
<13> **** you all
<9> eek
<13> ****ing ubuntu newbies
<4> hi sanmarcos
<6> metatag: thanks
<4> oops
<20> ("People use Linux on the desktop, because they are too poor to buy a Mac")
<20> it is true?
<21> of course not
<4> np dolobo
<9> hahaha
<2> sanmarcos: well, the ubuntu website does say to come here for support........
<14> I sold my Mac to afford a linux PC...
<22> haha....and what is osX lmao
<22> friggin n00b
<21> Calgar: he's gone dude.
<8> People use Macs, because they're 1. Too dumb to use another BSD 2. Make graphics
<23> erh...
<4> heard macOSx rocks
<23> People use macs because under some circumstances they're right
<23> god, what are we, fifteen?
<10> Jimmey__: get me an edittor for video in linus and i will quit OS
<10> X
<10> in linux*
<8> hybrid, that's what I meant about the graphics thing.
<10> ah
<8> Youssef***ad, I'm fifteen.
<19> metatag: Honestly, it's not bad. Certainly better than Windows, imo.
<10> Jimmey__: although Diva Project has potential
<19> Good for arts student types especially.
<24> hybrid: there are a few in development but it will still be a few years until they are mature :(
<0> hi
<10> LinuxJones: yeah i was going to try Diva but i need more than ogg encoding from it
<4> tonyyarusso : good for geeks too... atleast paul graham says so.. even rails developers
<25> Why isn't my fluxbox menu working? It only displays xterm and exit. The admin @ #fluxbox said that this is an ubuntu specific issue. Can anyone tell me how to get this fixed?
<24> hybrid: jahshaka is very promising looking, it's a suite of multimedia composing tools.
<10> if i could have expose and final cut on Linux i would never need OSX again
<25> hybrid: the UI is even more confusing than GIMP's, IMHO.
<26> hybrid, kino? (I'm not serious)
<4> going now.. night all
<10> lkj1: what UI>
<8> GIMP's UI for me, is easy
<27> gnu-night :)
<8> It might be a personal thing
<25> The Jahshaka one, Hybrid
<28> hello! Dont now if this is the right channel... correct me if im wrong. I have a new usb-harddisk (250gb) and it got one big reiserFS-partition on. It is automounted just fine, but only in readonly. How can i automount it in read/write? I have a VFAT usbkey, and it works just fine.
<10> i love the power of linux but i have no editting software ='(
<17> How do i create a user called "cstrike" that has access to /home/cs/2 and nothing more? (full access in that dir)
<24> hybrid: I kow what you mean I am buying a Mac simply for Final Cut Studio, although the price is rediculous for what you get for 3 grand(not even a monitor which is bs)
<25> sudo mount -rw /dev/sda1, dieffel
<10> Old: we heard every time!
<10> LinuxJones: you will be surprised
<25> hybrid: I am trying to remember the name of a really good editing software similar to FCP for linux..
<28> lkj1: ok will it auto mount the next time then?
<10> LinuxJones: macs are way more powerful then believed and Apple's software is made to work best on Macs like noone else
<10> lkj1: i hope you do :)
<24> lkj1: you probably mean MainActor
<25> I don't know, you may need to ask an intelligent person. I am pretty much clueless.
<29> Old: will this be ftp only?
<23> there's something to be said for an OS designed to a limited spectrum of hardware
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