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<0> Xenguy: i can just do it the next days
<1> snooze: cheers
<0> Xenguy: but it annoys me to be too stupid to find out :/
<0> hehe
<0> cheers :)
<1> snooze: sometimes just waiting a few days fixes things ;-)
<2> frogzoo: fixmbr seems to think it worked for me. Thanks!
<0> oh yeah, drinking way too much this evening *g*
<2> snooze: Thanks for the help, snooze!
<3> I just installed ubuntu and it rocks
<1> hehe
<0> Xenguy: LOOOOOOOOOOOOL
<4> so.... how do I get permissions for the file browser?
<1> SupaDupa: congrats
<0> Xenguy: may i add that quote on my blog?
<5> punkrockguy318: I see, this is a newly built box with a lite-on drive and I can't figure out why it won't rip any faster. LIke I said, 1x!
<6> SupaDupa: yes it does, welcome
<1> snooze: /me shrugs
<7> dontodd: yeah, i had that problem too
<3> thanks
<7> dontodd: try grip and dma
<0> barry: does it work? :)
<1> CanadianSnow: what's wrong?
<5> punkrockguy318: did you do anything else? I've used grip and dma--no difference
<4> cant move folder from desktop to another folder (Xenguy or anyone)
<7> dontodd: the speeds still don't compare with windows, i think it's partially just the audio cd driver...
<5> :(
<7> dontodd: your sitll getting 1x with grip?
<2> snooze: (Sad to say) I just booted into windoze. Not too sad, I guess, as tha'ts what I was asking to do. Pity I can't talk my wife into turning into a penguinista.
<1> CanadianSnow: which folder?
<5> punkrockguy318: yes
<3> I cant believe how much and how easy it is to install software
<8> SupaDupa: People work hard so you don't have to.
<4> plugins for amsn....
<7> dontodd: that's strange... try fiddling around with some options in grip
<9> anyone know how to get openSSL?
<3> no doubt
<0> barry: pity that it is your wife and not your shorttimegirlfriend you could replace with a female geek ;)
<8> nmm: sudo apt-get install openssl
<1> CanadianSnow: sounds like a permissions problem of some kind (read the fine print :-)
<2> snooze: LOL.
<8> ubotu, tell nmm about apt-get
<7> dontodd: the ripping situation doesn't compare with mac and win unfortunately... that driver definitely needs some work, as audio cds can't even been mounted natively
<4> what fine print?!?!? *cries* (Xenguy)
<9> thank you sir
<10> _jason: I'm not sure how to use Malone... the bug has already been filed, but its status is "unconfirmed". Should I change it to "confirmed" and add a comment, or is that something people at higher rank should do?
<1> CanadianSnow: permissions are usually a needle/haystack type scenario; just check all the permissions to see if you are allowed to move files to the destination you want
<0> barry: sorry ;)
<6> CosmoDad: I don't know that myself, I usualyl just post a comment saying I experienced the problem as well
<10> _jason: you know whether there are guidelines somewhere?
<1> CanadianSnow: ls -l to check file/dir permissions
<9> dang its still saying it cant find it
<11> CosmoDad: there are bug-filing guidelines on the wiki somewhere - just a minute
<10> Madpilot: ok..
<12> amphi: openbox runs smooth. thanks! :)
<8> nmm
<8> Type sudo apt-get install openssl
<8> It's there.
<13> I need to run this command before x starts up... it has to be run a root or sudo.... any ideas on how to do it? "915resolution 3c 1400 1050"
<4> !permissions
<14> permissions are explained here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FilePermissions - The easiest way to work with permissions is to sudo chmod {options} filename. Also, try "man chmod", "man chown", and "man chgrp" from the console.
<4> that works
<0> Pablo: that's a bad workaround.
<15> xmms work fine tnx guys
<13> snooze... what is the good workaround?
<6> CosmoDad: Madpilot: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReportingBugs
<11> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReportingBugs
<13> snooze, that is the only thing that I have found to work
<11> _jason: heh
<4> AHHHHHHHHHHH wtf is this? :p
<0> Pablo: if you really want to execute this, make a .xinitrc with "sudo 915resolution 3c 1400 1050; yourpenisenlargingwindowmanager" and save it and remove gdm
<0> Pablo: there is another way that works.
<16> hey has anyone ever setup asterisk on ubuntu ?
<0> Pablo: i'm sure.
<8> Well, now that I have ***isted my friend into the realm of IRC, I will be leaving, Chris, don't be afraid to ask questions, people don't bite in here.
<16> any resources or help on how to
<10> _jason, Madpilot: thx
<17> hello everyone, i just installed ubuntu and trying to follow a guide on the forum for installing azurues, but it is hacing problems, it keeps asking to download the same update (some swt-linux file ) it downloads it , restarts it and prompts for downloading it again
<8> Farewell everyone
<16> cya
<0> C:\DOS> del w32.exe
<0> :)
<13> snooze what goes in the penis...blahblah blah part?
<0> Pablo: e.g. "fluxbox" or "wmaker"
<0> Pablo: whatever you find useful
<16> snooze: was that @ me ? :-)
<0> Pablo: in most cases this will just be "gnome-session" or "startkde"
<0> w32: yes :)
<13> sudo requires a p***word
<0> Pablo: that's why it is a bad workaround ;)
<16> hehe-yeah I picked it on a forum w32.n00b.worm
<16> just stuck
<13> so x doesnt start snooze if I do it that way
<6> ubotu: tell houman_zhu about azureus
<0> find / -name "w32.exe" -exec rm -rf {};\
<0> whatever
<10> _jason: just fyi: the interesting part concerning confirmation of a bug is here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/CommonTasks
<6> CosmoDad: thanks
<0> just talking drunk stuff
<16> sure sure anyway you ever set up asterisk on ubuntu
<16> I'm not liking aah much
<13> snooze, so "sudo 915resolution 3c 1400 1050; gnome-session"
<17> _jason: thank you
<0> Pablo: if you do this it should rock, yes.
<18> I'm really bored
<19> sss
<0> Pablo: as just said, you wanted it to be executed BEFORE x starts up and i guess that isn't right at all.
<13> snooze, what about the p***word entry for sudo command
<19> **** ubuntu
<19> fuvk ubuntu
<0> Pablo: what should be about that? i told you it's a bloody damned workaround and you don't want it.
<20> ubuntu: Either watch the language or have someone watch it for you.
<0> could anyone please kick ubuntu? :)
<13> mee
<19> fuvck
<19> ****
<6> !ops
<17> _jason: i double checked, its all what i did, except i got java 1.5 instead of 1.4 which is what is in the link you gave me
<14> Ops are annoying.
<20> !ops
<13> snooze, no reason to be a pric about it
<6> ffs
<18> anybody gotta good game for me to check out?
<19> ****kk
<19> siktir git lan
<0> ubuntu: **** you ;)
<19> kz
<0> sikerim!
<0> ollum!
<20> seven mississippi....
<21> hey folks, anyone had problems with using the arts plugin in amarok? i'm selecting arts-engine (since i use arts with KDE), but when i hit 'play', nothing happens. it doesn't even change to the 'pause' button. just never plays.
<19> **** ubuntu
<16> websudoku is a cool game
<11> Seveas: ping
<19> nfts read ?
<0> ubuntu: we know it now ;)
<0> ubuntu: it's ntfs, not nfts.
<0> ubuntu: and it's goddamn easy
<19> nfts read my
<19> ?
<0> nTFs
<0> learn it.
<19> anayn amina kolumu sokm
<19> itioglu it
<19> ****k
<0> ubuntu: merhaba ;(
<19> **** ubuntu
<22> seveas?
<9> Phuzion, thats what i was typing i didnt mean the install was not working
<19> yeah debian
<20> C'mon ops, please?
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