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<0> dfr: i only installed dapper recently. no, nothing special -- however, since the Breezy times, i always had some problems with refresh rate. specifically, it normally worked, but sometimes it booted to 60Hz (especially upon reboot), and then it kept booting at 60Hz. after a few attempts, it eventually got back to 75Hz. never realized why this was
<1> samu this is not supported by ubuntu but you can try it, http://www.freshnet.org/debian/dapper/vim7/
<2> i'm trying to compile an app but all the M4 macro checks are failing in autogen.sh. Is there a list of basic tools that I need to compile with automake?
<0> nalioth: yeah... didn't see it among the whole mess, sorry
<3> LjL: hrmph... 'cause besides other things, my twinview doesnt work correctly since the update
<4> Hello?
<5> i'll bb in 4hs tc all
<6> does anyone know how to set up a 32 bit browser on a 64 bit Ubuntu install??
<3> LjL: that's why I'm sorta blaming the drivers atm, since they dont perform as they should.. and it seems that thos resolution restriction is linked to drivers too
<4> Am I able to be heard here?
<7> hi Lpadmin
<8> hi Lpadmin
<1> !tell PiMpTaCuLoUs about chroot
<9> attention all you folks who are getting dumped by exploits, if you join 'chat.freenode.net' on port 8001 you should be proof against it
<10> anyone help me get synaptic working so i can freaking install some packages hahah
<11> NoUse, thanks ill check it out.
<4> Okay, because I heard that you had to be registered to talk in this channel.
<1> priest_ you don't *need* synaptic to install stuff
<1> priest_ what is synaptic doing?
<0> Lpadmin: no, you need to be registered for private messages
<10> NoUse: i know, but makes life easier
<10> rather than using apt-get
<1> priest_ I always use apt-get :-)
<1> priest_ what is synaptic doing?
<12> hmmm
<8> NoUse, but if you use apt-get, how do you search for new packages?
<10> priest@preist-desktop:~$ gksudo synaptic
<10> (synaptic:10053): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
<0> priest_: except that with both apt-get and synaptic you have to manually remove dependencies when you remove packages. but anyway
<13> chakra85: apt-cache search
<14> chakra85, apt-cache search keyword
<15> can anyone help me get dmraid working?
<1> chakra85 apt-cache search <key>
<8> haha, thanks guys
<16> my friend gets the following in dmesg and his internet connection doesn't work: ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): eth0: link is not ready
<13> priest_: do you not have a GUI?
<10> priest@preist-desktop:~$ sudo synaptic
<10> (synaptic:10175): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
<17> hi
<10> i do
<9> Lpadmin: registration is a good idea if you plan on using this network. sometimes we do tighten up the entry requirments due to abuse
<8> hi
<10> is there a lib of GTK i am missing
<1> priest_ what happens if you run it from the System->Admin
<0> priest_: not sudo, but gksudo
<17> I just upgraded ubuntu from 5.10 to 6.06 - but now I cannot install ndiwrapper any more ... module-***istant fails and I cant figure out where exactly. Can anyone help, please?
<10> i dont have it fromthere so i added to panel then it says
<18> priest_: gksudo synaptic
<10> Not runing as root
<10> The application will run in read-only mode. You will not be able to change the package database.
<10> someRandomGuy: does not work
<19> apt question: can I remove a package and all of its dependencies that nothing else depends on?
<10> priest@preist-desktop:~$ gksudo synaptic
<10> <10> (synaptic:10053): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
<9> Twinxor: use deborphan
<0> priest_: where are you running "gksudo synaptic" from? the console, or an X terminal?
<1> priest_ sudo syanptic ?
<19> I'll check it out, nalioth
<10> gnome-terminal
<10> should i run from xterm
<20> beagle only indexes my gaim conversations and nothing else, what gives?
<21> I have had my box going down about once every two weeks and I can't seem to figure out why I have been rebooting it when I couldn't diganosis it right away and not I am tired of rebooting it all the time, what would be the process of diagnosising why network connectivity would be going down?
<0> priest_: perhaps try "sudo apt-get --reinstall install synaptic"
<22> @sarek
<12> hmmm can't update until I get all the latest updates to my system
<22> have you checked the forums at all?
<0> priest_: that might bring it into the menu
<12> lol
<1> priest_ I would run 'sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop' as well
<12> god Im confused
<10> LjL: i will try
<12> heh
<22> I think I saw something there
<10> thanks guys
<17> scwizard: I am trying to find help there, sure - but so fra no luck :-( can you tell me which forum to check?
<23> Lo
<24> hi, I'd like to know the name, if any, of a builtin package that allows to adjust the b***/treble for audio playback
<22> @sarek lemme check 1 sec
<24> couldn't find this in the volume control so i've been wondering
<23> there's one already built in, I think sylvain
<0> sylvain: does your sound card *have* an equalizer?
<23> I might be wrong though, hang on a minute
<23> oh I think I'am wrong, can't find one.. oh well :(
<25> how about alsamixer?
<24> LjL I think it does, or maybe it worked under windows before thanks to software emulation
<22> @sarak wait it won't install
<24> alsamixer?
<22> @hmm, for a while I thought ubuntu came with it
<25> just type the command
<22> it doesn't
<0> sylvain: i think both the Gnome mixer and alsamixer are *supposed* to show b***/treble sliders, if the sound system finds support
<24> okay i'm installing it, it's worth the try i guess
<22> so you had it installed before you upgraded?
<0> sylvain: alsamixer is installed by default on my Kubuntu
<17> scwizard: yes that's right
<3> LjL: did you use drivers from nvidia.com or from synpatic?
<0> dfr: synaptic
<3> LjL: k.. that's the difference... I'm using cedega, so I need to be more specialized, hehe
<0> dfr: (well i don't use synaptic, but i used the APT packages anyway)
<3> LjL: well yea.. same thing, basically
<24> LjL, and you've got b***/treble control ?
<17> scwizard: the packjage name is ndiswrapper-source
<0> sylvain: no. but my built-in card doesn't support it, and it did not in windows either
<23> man, I knew the ubuntu forums were busy, but there's nearly 1000 viewing!! :O
<26> I run a linux server on my home LAN (it acts as a internet router/firewall). I can connect to my work network using VPN, however I often find myself on a wireless network that only allows 80/443 outbount, to get around this so I could still connect to my linux box I ran sshd off of 443. I've been able to tunnel many services using SSH tunelling, except VPN because it uses other protocols besides TCP/UDP, I think PPTP VPN uses the GRE Protocol, I'm not su
<26> re what IPSEC VPN uses. Anyways does anybody see a way I can connect to my work's VPN within this restricted wireless network?
<24> okay, in that case it must mean my built-in card doesn't support it as well (i'm using a laptop)
<27> i just installed kde, I hope it doesn't set itself as default in the x config
<27> oh, I wanted to ask.. at bootup, my screen resolution is very high and everything is very small. How can I set the default resolution for the login screen ?
<0> sylvain: though i've never heard that Windows emulated equalizer settings. perhaps your card is just not being recognized correctly by ubuntu
<17> scwizard: I just did a reinstall ... the ndiswarpper packages do install fine. It's the build with module-***istant that fails
<24> i'll need to fetch some info on the exact nature of my generic sound card
<0> [Ex0r]: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg will allow you to choose system-wide resolutions
<24> well thanks for answering, it's appreciated
<0> [Ex0r]: kde will not be default until you set it to be default
<27> very nice :)
<21> gteppel: I am guessing that you could use OpenVPN as a solution
<23> gteppel, don't know unless you can somehow create a tunnel to your linux server on your home LAN, which can run on the port the WiFi allows
<27> I think i'm going to go with fluxbox once I get more familiar with ubuntu ?
<28> can anyone think of any obvious advantage of MySQL over PostgreSQL or the other way around?
<27> - ?
<23> IS MSN down?
<29> And you should be seeing a sessions drop down where you can change your default gui from or to kde or gnome or set it to just use your last choice.
<23> or is my GAIM just knackered :D
<0> syllogism: postgres: actual SQL support :-) MySQL: more widespread
<0> and possibly faster
<28> which one?
<26> Drake_: so setup OpenVPN on my linux server and tunnel the ports used by OpenVPN between my linux server and the wireless laptop?
<13> syllogism: just google it "postgreSQL vs MySQL" and have a read
<23> something like that, yeah.. gteppel :)
<0> syllogism: the faster one i meant mysql.
<28> thanks
<0> syllogism: myself, i'd use postgres all day. but it's best to make up your own mind
<26> i'd still have to setup OpenVPN to act like a proxy between my work vpn and my home network correct?
<21> gteppel: once you vpn to your linux server you can get out to the internet how ever you want
<30> moin @ all
<31> nod, for everyone that swears by postgresql there is one swearnig by mysql
<26> Drake_: ahh I see
<17> scwizard: no idea?
<32> how do I rename partitions from inside the file browser? I receive an error stating The item could not be renamed???
<33> Anyone here play EVE-Online?
<31> competition is good, :)
<34> Tentious, i used to...
<28> LjL, the reason I ask is because I've been trying to cross-compile MySQL for the past 2 days from linux to windows. . it's damn near impossible
<33> truz_`24: Was you able to get it to run on Cedega?
<31> syllogism: why not just use the binaries supplied for windows?
<21> ok dumb question how to determine the qt version at the command line apparently qt --version is not the command ;)
<34> Tentious, never tried...
<29> mount /dev/bios/mind Error: Object not detected - You have not awoken yet.
<34> Tentious, if they ever came out with a linux client i would probably try it again
<35> Drake_: try libqt3-mt --version
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