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Comments:
<0> introvert: that about covers it :D
<1> is there a way to set the brightness on a iMac g3 in breezy?
<2> basvg, ok - that 0.0.0.0:631 should allow a connection from the other machine
<3> frank23: yeah thats why i left it behind too
<4> Frogzoo: I have EVERY program I've ever requested, and each one is up to date, and each one is 64-bit
<5> interneti: /var/logs
<4> heh
<5> patrick52222: sudo apt-get install nvidia-settings
<6> grndslm: In case you're interested, I wrote a system backup script which is capable of doing incremental backups. It also has the ability to back your data up to a remote server using scp. If you are interested in it, let me know.
<3> im outy guys ttyl
<7> stansell: the full entry is udp 0 0.0.0.0:631 0.0.0:* <=== shouldn't that also be a tcp connection?
<5> patrick52222: then, sudo apt-get install nvtv
<8> fyrestrtr there are a few ones pertaining to xorg
<8> which one do I give you?
<9> Ku-guy_, i would love to have that
<10> kjdfkbvd
<10> mdfbgdnf
<4> Does any repository have modular X yet?
<11> introvert: you don't need a 32bit chroot at all? wine, vmware, flash, w32codecs "just works@?
<5> interneti: pastebin Xorg.0.log or whatever is the closest equivalent
<12> who can send me repositories breezy-extras please?
<9> Ku-guy_, jvitosky at gmail dot com, unless you have a link
<4> frank23: I have Wine, Win32codecs, and an open source flash equivelant
<6> grndslm: I'll post a URL shortly...
<0> !tell patton about easysource
<4> frank23: All under 64-bit, but like I said I don't use Ubuntu
<5> !tell patton about repos
<2> basvg, I'm not sure if the tcp is needed, but that would be sensible
<9> Ku-guy_, thanks a lot
<13> anyone here ever get amarok playing in 5.1 with an onboard nforce4 ac97 card before?
<4> frank23: Only setback is the open-source equivelant to flash only supports flash 5 and down I believe
<2> basvg, is there anything interesting in /var/log/cups/error_log ?
<4> cerebrix: I have
<4> cerebrix: You have nforce-4 ultra chipset?
<11> introvert: gplflash doesn't do everything. and I use ubuntu. what distro are you running?
<13> introvert: ok got a few questions for ya
<7> stansell: let me check. By the way, is an IP enough (on the client... I told it I have a cups printer and only gave it the ip)
<13> nforce4 sli board
<4> frank23: Gentoo, but I don't care for flash much
<8> http://pastebin.com/622878
<4> cerebrix: That is nforce 4 ultra, what's your problem with amarok on 5.1?
<13> speaker-test surround51 -c6 i can get to work but for the life of me i cant get amarok to play in 5.1 at all
<9> hey guys, since everything i know is gone...i'm about to give this machine a fresh install....who thinks dapper is ready for try on my machine???
<14> cerebrix: tell amarok to use plug:surround51 with gstreamer's alsasink
<2> basvg, you mean in the URI field?
<13> i need to set the engine to gstreamer?
<1> does any1 here know anything about PPC ubuntu?
<11> introvert: i'm waiting for the day I can install i386 packages easily, in ubuntu. eventually....
<7> stansell: yes, that's the one
<14> cerebrix: yes, unless you can set it in the xine engine
<4> frank23: i386?
<4> frank23: You mean amd64?
<13> plug:surround51:0 is what its set to now
<14> cerebrix: invalid syntax
<4> cerebrix: I don't know.. it just.. 'worked for me'
<7> stansell: I'm running a tail -f on the error_log on both machines. When I send a testpage then on the serverside nothing happens. On the client I get a message that a job is cued. No errors
<11> introvert: I mean run programs made for i386 (games, proprietary software, whatever totally transparently)
<15> Amaranth, nonsense. :)
<7> stansell: also `lpq -PPSC-1510` says the printer is ready and printing
<4> frank23: Oh, what software in mind besides flash
<16> frank23: i386 what? Linux software, windows software or OS X software? :P
<2> basvg, the client has a printer configured?
<9> let's see a show of hands...who thinks dapper is ready for prime time, if not...why should i reinstall breezy and wait another 2 months??
<17> fyrestrtr: wat do i do now
<4> frank23: I'm not trying to convert anyone here.. but source-based distros have AMAZING support for amd64
<18> nalioth: how are you tonight?.....well its nioght where I am.
<15> grndslm, I'm running it fine now.
<2> basvg, well, of course - you've added one
<9> YukiCuss, any stability issues at all??
<7> stansell: on the client I went to printer configuration => add printer => cups printer => give it the IP of the server => select the proper printer from the list => print test page
<4> frank23: Only thing I can't get is flash, in which I use gplflash (Soon it will support latest versions of flash, i hope)
<2> basvg, I think the URI should probably start with ipp: and include the remote printer name
<15> grndslm, I've not encountered any personally. I'm actually enjoying the improved language support.
<7> stansell: I'll give it a shot
<19> grndslm: 686 kernel has a few bugs
<20> Britches27: join me in #ubuntu-offtopic please
<11> introvert: linux software: like quake 4, doom 3, cedega. I know gentoo has better support for amd64. I'm for ubuntu to catch p
<2> basvg, on the client you selected the printer from a list?
<21> hey where do i limewire.. i just want the folder with the .sh file.. i think its runlime.sh ?
<9> dapper k7 kernel lookin' alright?? i might stick with 386 since it is 2.6.15 now, eh?
<8> fyrestrtr how's it going (3:54 am)
<7> stansell: once you give it the IP then the next screen asks for the brand and type oof the printer
<4> frank23: Oh, actually I do use 32-bit library emulation for quake 4 and doom 3
<16> frank23: Those are difficult to make easily installable in Ubuntu because they're non-free software.
<9> dapper should have 2.6.16 by release time, hopefully?? pvr-500 support built-in, yay!
<17> fyrestrtr: wat do i do now
<1> does anybody know where I can get a program to set the brightness and geometry on my iMac g3... thats all done from the OS and I cant find any control panels for it
<14> grndslm: no.
<15> patrick52222, he might've gone away. Just wait a little while and ask him in person, don't keep sending it to the channel.
<16> frank23: Ubuntu doesn't really support non-free software, and I doubt it ever will.
<17> ok
<15> Chousuke, compare `support' personally and `support' technically, though.
<2> basvg, oh - that's probably a local list
<9> crimsun, no new kernel???
<17> hello i just typed "sudo apt-get install nvtv" but wat do i do now
<11> Chousuke: introvert: what I'm waiting for is to be able to run both amd64 and i386 binaries transparently. both can run just as easily
<7> stansell: ah, when I go to the printer configuration again then it says `network host 192.168.123.129 is busy' .... so that ****s. I'll set the debug leevel so that we get a bit more info
<4> frank23: If you take the time to really set up 32-bit emulation it can appear as that
<15> frank23, it almost works. Problem is keeping 64-bit libraries strictly in {/usr,}/lib64.
<15> frank23, otherwise, you can set up a 32-bit chroot and do it that way, but it's anything but transparent.
<4> frank23: I have not much experience in linux 32-bit emulation, but from what I've used of it, i haven't had to do anything out of the ordinary
<19> patrick52222: nvidia-settings
<4> frank23: but like I said, might be different on Ubuntu
<14> grndslm: no. Approximately 5 months of development work has been done on 2.6.15. We're not simply going to discard it.
<22> anyone know anything about kino
<17> geneo93: wat do i do to it
<19> sudo nvidia-settings
<11> introvert: when I first used breezy amd 64 I set up a chroot but always had problems with it. I want those problems to disappear. I'm sure they will eventualy.
<22> i need to configure it for quicktime export and i'm not sure how
<16> Needing 32 bit emulation in 64 bit ubuntu is a bit of a special case.
<8> odat kino is one thing cinelerra is a beast
<17> command not found
<1> HOLY %@#$!.... 636 people in here... never know one # could have that many
<12> http://ubuntu-backports.mirrormax.net <-down http://acm.cs.umn.edu/ubp/<-down :(
<9> crimsun, i was under the ***umption that once 2.6.15 was stable, it would become 2.6.16...even numbers are stable, odds are unstable...maybe i have a reading disability
<4> patrick52222: apt-get nvidia-settings
<16> most Ubuntu software is free anyway, and works just fine as 64-bit native.
<17> nvm got it running now thanks for the help
<19> patrick52222: then you dont have nvidia enabled
<4> hippie23: According to distrowatch, Ubuntu IS the most popular distro atm
<15> grndslm, that only applies to the minor version number (ie. 2.x)
<23> hello I need help to install an ISA soundblaster awe card
<1> yeah
<22> interneti, well i must have mistyped earlier i need kino to export in quicktime
<11> Chousuke: a special case maybe but commercial software will target 32bit linux first. I want those to run easily
<9> ahh...i see
<1> its awsome
<4> lol
<1> I run ubuntu on my p3 and my g3
<14> grndslm: no, 2.6 is the newest stable branch
<4> #gentoo has over 950 people ;]
<8> odat I probably misunderstood
<16> frank23: You can always install a completely 32 bit Ubuntu then :)
<17> i goit the settings up now how do i enable the tvout bit
<8> fyrestrtr you here?
<15> frank23, I'd recommend installing i386 anyway, as Chousuke says. Few packages make use of a 64-bit processor.
<11> Chousuke: that is what I did. I'm just saying I'll use amd64 when those things are easier
<4> crimsun: So, your sticking with 2.6.15 and not moving on to 2.6.16 anytime soon?
<22> interneti, it tells me to configure kino with the --with-quicktime but reconfigure doesn't do it i don't know how they want me to do it
<14> introvert: not for Dapper, no.
<16> frank23: 64 bits doesn't really give you any benefits unless you have loads of memory anyway
<4> Chousuke: Not true :\
<11> YukiCuss: I did. I'm running i3896 ubuntu on a amd64 processor
<1> only problem is, the monitor on my iMac is all meesed up.. too dim, low gamma, geometry off... I need a program to set all that, I had it in OS9 but cant find anything like it in linux
<24> folks I am trying to remove my mysql
<24> ashish@ash:~$ dpkg -l | grep mysql
<15> Chousuke, ... o_O *loads*?
<24> pi libmysqlclient12 4.0.24-10ubuntu2 mysql database client library
<24> pi libmysqlclient14 4.1.12-1ubuntu3.1 mysql database client library
<24> pi mysql-common 4.0.24-10ubuntu2 mysql database common files (e.g. /etc/mysql
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