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<0> did that
<1> liquidten2 Ok.. I edited it, there wasn't any "load" in there, but I dleeted glx, and put in "nv"...
<2> needlez: and type "xev" press enter
<1> liquidten2.. so save it... and reboot to my other drive now?
<3> paradizelost: :(
<4> linux_galore: easyubuntu too
<5> ohzie, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/InstallingE17Howto
<6> Munchkinguy: All right (Googling...)
<0> paradizelost, i did that, and a little box popped up
<1> liquidten2 or should I pastebin it for you to double check *blush*
<7> if i download a program, in a tar.gz format, where is a good place to put it on my computer so i can compile it?
<8> disturbed: do that
<9> disturbed: try using the easyubuntu script
<10> so to upgrade, i just change "breezy" to "dapper" ?
<2> needlez: now press the key you want to know what it does
<11> dudemanbro: somewhere temporary in your homedir
<2> and it will give you the keycode
<1> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/13958
<5> dudemanbro> i avoid downloading tar.gz since apt has alot of the programs already for ubuntu, but i usually but them in my home directory and compile from there
<12> what package do i need to compile things?
<8> linux_galore: Also, isn't there somethign called automaticks in Ubuntu that can automatically install Nvidia driverss?
<7> kingspawn, then where should i extract the files?
<5> PORDO> and then sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
<7> twysted, i checked using apt-cache search pplin
<4> liquidten2: its not "in ubuntu"
<6> slicslak: build-essential
<10> twysted right
<10> thx
<7> twysted, the program i want asnt there
<0> paradizelost, well i have a "play/pause" key on my keyboard, and i am hitting it, but nothing is happening
<11> dudemanbro: like I said, somewhere in your homedirectory
<8> kbrooks: excuse me, "for" ubuntu
<4> liquidten2: it's not "bundled" in ubuntu
<12> liquidten2, linux_galore use easy ubuntu rather than automatix
<12> tonyyarusso, thanks
<4> liquidten2: it exists. but its unsafe
<10> WELL, UPdate first
<4> bb;
<4> bbl
<7> kingspawn, but doesnt that mean that eventually ill have a whole bunch of crap in there from different programs?
<10> i can't wait to try out tapioca!
<13> kbrooks: have you generated an easyubuntu deb yet?
<11> dudemanbro: well, after compiling and installing you can delete the source code if thats your fancy
<7> kingspawn, is there like a C:/Program Files folder equivalent?
<7> kingspawn,
<7> oh
<7> ok
<4> crimsun: not yet, tomorrow
<1> liquidten2 does it look right before I save it?
<9> disturbed: http://easyubuntu.freecontrib.org/get.html
<11> dudemanbro: just make /home/dudemanbro/programfiles :)
<1> linux_galore what is that for?
<7> kingspawn, im really new to this, so i wasnt sure
<10> who's gonna buy the google/nokia thing?
<14> urgent : how to cancel all email from post fix pls ( sorry OOT ) but urgent
<8> disturbed: yes it looks fine. You might also want to remove "Section DRI" too
<7> kingspawn, so then dont i have to copy the executable somewhere to use it from any location in the terminal?
<9> disturbed: its a program that installs things like java/nvidia drivers/flash/codecs for you
<8> disturbed: Remove everything from "Section DRI" to "endsection" those 3 lines
<8> then save and reboot
<1> liquidten2 Ok, did.
<1> linux_galore Ok, which one should I install?
<1> linux_galore Beta?..
<1> liquidten2 Thanks for your help, I hope it works!
<1> liquidten2 if it does not, you can guess I'll be back ;)
<8> disturbed: ok, goodluck
<9> disturbed: yes beta
<1> liquidten2 Thanks.. Brb!
<1> linux_galore Ok, I'll get it, thanks for your help as well, Brb!.
<11> dudemanbro: the executable(s) are usually placed where they belong by doing "make install" after you have done "make2
<11> s/"make2/"make"
<15> what is the package containing ruby's 'gem' called on ubuntu?
<6> Why would my modem not be operating at peak capacity while trying to do an apt-get upgrade? The system monitor is showing it at only about 1/4 speed.
<16> Hello, I had a quick question and was wondering if anyone had some ideas. I was installing ubuntucenter, and had all the dependencies installed, but apt claimed I needed libgd2-dev libgd2-noxpm libgd2-noxpm-dev
<16> , which conflicted with ubuntucenter and php-5, so I managed to ignore those and force the install of ubuntucenter, but now I can't do anything with apt at all. It says I need libgd2-dev libgd2-noxpm libgd2-noxpm-dev
<16> Does anyone know how I can make apt ignore those?
<9> tonyyarusso: what type of connection and modem model
<3> hi
<5> tonyyarusso> it can be the mirror your downloading from is slow or your not being shown a correct connection speed (ie if your on a LAN your internet connection is not 100MBPS)
<6> linux_galore: 56k dialup, IBM integrated, Conexant chipset. Driver from Linuxant, paid for full speed. Can operate fully, just isn't atm.
<3> Kadran, hi
<9> julian: forcing stuff will break the install
<16> Oops
<16> lol
<9> tonyyarusso: ok easy, the free connexant driver is crippled intentionally by the maker
<3> what command to format /dev/hdd5 with fs = vfat32?
<17> I've got a dualboot of XP and Ubuntu.. cannot get xorg.conf setup right with the video. In XP the screen is normal, but when I boot into Ubuntu, it doesn't change the monitor's FV as I specify it in the file, and thus the whole screen is moved over a little when i boot into ubuntu
<6> linux_galore: I know, which is why I bought the full version.
<17> Like I set the FV to 60.2 in /etc/X11/xorg.conf, yet when I check on my monitor it says the frequency is 60.5. It just doesn't listen to me :)
<18> hi ubuntu
<9> tonyyarusso: get a "real" hardware modem for less than the cost for a driver for a crippled connextent soft modem
<3> Kadran, what command to format /dev/hdd5 with fs = vfat32?
<19> So, err, is Dapper stable enough to use as a primary desktop yet, now that they're in the final stages of testing in preparation for the June release, or should I stick with installing a Breezy desktop and upgrading in a month (I have no idea how easy that is).
<6> linux_galore: I don't think you're understanding...
<18> ubuntu: i think this will help you http://yolinux.com/TUTORIALS/unix_for_dos_users.html
<3> my modem detected by ubuntu "0000:02:02.0 Modem: ALi Corporation SmartLink SmartPCI561 56K Modem"
<20> terribleCabbage, dapper seems fairly stable, but upgrading is usually very easy
<19> Right-o.
<9> tonyyarusso: I do understand, conexant modems even in Linux are slow, they are slow in windows too, because there not real modems
<6> terribleCabbage: Depends how critical of a computer you want to put it on. I have it on my personal machine. (But wouldn't run an e-commerce site on it)
<19> Ah, ok. Yeah, personal machine here.
<8> tonyyarusso: linux_galore is correct, to unlock the "full" speed of those particular softmodems, you must purchase commercial drivers, and they **** anyway too.
<19> Just upgraded hardware, etc, Red Hat 9 doesn't work on it anymore. :P
<19> Heck, I want to try XGL anyway. ;)
<9> liquidten2: he has the comercial driver, trust me its slow even with that
<2> terribleCabbage: Xgl can be done on breezy.
<2> i've done it
<2> just rented AeonFlux
<2> :D
<19> All the guides appear to be for Dapper, mind. Hmm.
<21> hello all. i'm fairly new to linux and am trying to set up java. i've followed all the instructions in the wiki (i'm a cut and paste fella), but when i tried to install the package i recieved: errors were encountered while processing. does anyone have any info?
<3> Kadran, mke2fs
<19> bradley_: Which step did you end up at?
<18> ubuntu: however i prefer to do formating for fat32 by windows
<18> ubuntu : no this will make ext2 drive
<21> it said that the debian package had been created and i should install-- i ***ume this was very near the end, if not the last step
<22> liquidten2 you there?
<18> ubuntu: i don't know but i have once tried to do format a vfat32 from linux and windows wanted to format it again
<23> re
<8> pyrotic2: yeah
<22> liquidten2 Thanks for your help :).. it's me Disturbed
<9> tonyyarusso: also try connecting at 36800 not 56000 its not so prone to speed stepping down
<8> pyrotic2: i take it you're in the other hard drive?
<22> liquidten2 Yep :D
<22> liquidten2 .. now that that is fixed.. I have other issue's.. like getting my printer hooked up... and getting the right driver for my video card so the game WolfET does work...
<3> Kadran, thanks
<18> ubuntu: you are welcome
<3> does ubuntu 5.04 ship with a cd burner?
<9> ubuntu yes the file manager (nautilus) can burn cd's
<2> ubuntu: is there a reason you are using 5.04 rather than 5.10 or 6.06?
<21> the wiki would lead me to believe that the problem occured somewhere between the last and second last: 'sudo dpkg -i sun-j2re1.5_1.5.0+update06_i386.deb' was the line where i encountered the problems
<22> Any printer smart people here?
<24> bradley_, could you put the error on http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/
<25> Hello, I am trobuled, when I try to boot into my system with a stock image kernel, I get stuck at Uncompressing Linux... Ok booting the kernel (even in single user) mode, this this not happen in older kernels, just now that it switched to initramfs-tools (i think), any ideas?
<9> ubuntu if you have Kubuntu or the Kubuntu live cd you can use a cd/dvd burner called k3b dead easy to use and looks a bit like nero
<25> try gnome bajer
<21> yah what is that link?
<3> paradizelost, i have only 5.04 here.. (wish i have a fast internet)
<8> pyrotic2: what's your printer, how does it connect to your printer, etc?
<2> k
<26> buenas
<8> pyrotic: errr... what type of connection is it...
<26> soy usuario nuevo
<20> !es
<27> Hispanohablantes: Por favor usen #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, alli obtendran mas ayuda.
<22> liquidten2 Brother MFC-420CN... and USB...
<22> liquidten2 and it needs to be usable by a network computer, that is on XP Home.
<26> quien me podria salvar
<3> linux_galore thanks
<26> mmm
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