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<0> fvwm: (F(?) Virtual Window Manager, version 2.5), section universe/x11, is optional. Version: 1:2.5.14-2 (breezy), Packaged size: 2914 kB, Installed size: 6444 kB
<1> GTX: the username & p***word is your usrname & p***word
<2> have you googled for conexant
<3> hatake_kakashi: like i did :/
<4> e-tech adsl usb modem v2
<5> nickrud, what about the email addresses that its ***igned to?
<6> I think I'm going with openbox. :P
<7> fek: uname -r
<8> fek: Just becuase I run mkdir /vmlinuz as root doesn't mean it *is* a director after that.
<9> how to install wine from synaptic?
<3> 2.6.12-10-386
<10> anyone know it Gnome 2.14 will be in the dapper repos?
<4> not just yet, i just thought that as the LED does not even blink, the usb might not have powered it up yet
<11> Where could i find resources on getting my rear speaker output turned on for my Audigy card?
<8> Drac|Laptop: openbox I'd hazard
<12> Can someone tell me how to change my network driver?
<7> fek, odd
<3> cafuego: believe me, it is a normal directory
<13> !tell beena about wine
<2> zaxxon: if it is showing up in lsusb, then the OS has detected it.
<1> GTX: it has no email address ***igned to it; you can drop messages into it with fetchmail, evolution, whatever means you choose to get your mail
<4> where in the GUI device list can i see it , and 'talk' to it ?
<8> fek: Any chance the iso is broken?
<5> nickrud, but I want to ***ign an email address to my username? charlie@gtx-network.net etc..
<9> IdleOne: wine will open the exe files?
<1> GTX: it is a server that *saves* mail, not *retrieves* mail
<7> fek: check under dmesg for more information about that iso
<14> how do I know what xorg version I'm running?
<7> beena: some, not all
<13> beena: it will install and then you can run the .exe but not all programs
<2> GTroy: good question, I want to know that too
<1> GTX: hm, how to describe.
<15> beena: yes but you success will var by application
<5> nickrud, so how do I setup the email address etc?
<15> vary*
<16> GTroy, run dpkg -l xserver-xorg
<14> thanks
<17> GTroy, try "xdpyinfo | head" in a terminal
<18> -l ?
<9> IdleOne: can i install it through synaptic?
<3> hatake_kakashi: i have nothing in dmesg :/
<10> is xorg 7 available for breezy?
<13> !wine
<19> beena: yes, read the link ubotu gave you
<2> I am running v6.8.2-77
<3> cafuego: couldn't check :/
<3> hatake_kakashi: how big is your iso file? could you send it to me?
<9> LjL: ok
<16> GTroy, theine's suggestion is better because it queries the actual running server.
<13> wine is, like, totally, a compatibility layer used by linux to let it run (some) windows programs. It's available in universe but a more recent version can be installed by adding "deb http://wine.sourceforge.net/apt/ binary/" to your sources.list. More info at http://www.winehq.com or for support go to #winehq
<1> GTX: you're missing an essential point: dovecot does not give a darn what email address mail comes from, it simply feeds mail from a mail store *to* a mail client.
<20> Hi. How do I configure a kernel module to be loaded with a parameter? I added "module parameter=value" to /etc/modules but that doesn't seem to work
<7> fek: fairly big, and its only a test file.. I can't send it to you because my ISP shaped my connection
<5> nickrud, Where do I get a mail client then
<14> thanks theinie
<21> hello, how to intall subversion?
<10> hey HammerBlade2020
<17> thanks soundray :)
<22> !skype
<0> I guess skype is http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SkypeHowto/ Breezy deb: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages/
<19> beena: i would probably use the winehq repository. edit your /etc/apt/sources.list, add ubotu's wine "deb" line to it, issue a "sudo apt-get update", then use "sudo aptitude install wine" (or use synaptic)
<22> atoponce, hi
<23> anyone here already used the driver ipw2200?
<1> GTX: for example: I have a fetchmail definition that will fetch mail off my pop3 accounts; I could just as well use evolution to get the mail
<10> HammerBlade2020, ever get your swap partitioned?
<3> hatake_kakashi: ok
<2> For the lst 2 days xorg has been a real ram hog, (using 1.7Gb before last reboot) any suggestions?
<18> uein yes, it worked well on my old nb
<1> GTX: you need to read a bit about IMAP, that may help you separate mail fetching from mail reading
<5> nickrud, Then my Mozila Thunderbird etc will connect to fetchmail?
<5> nickrud, Im using pop3
<24> nickrud: you could use a more stable one than evo too
<7> fek: try getting another iso file from somewhere else and then mount it
<22> atoponce, no
<3> root@jammin:~ # mount /root/home/thk/Desktop/boot.iso /mnt/temp/ -o loop
<3> the iso file seems to be b0rken
<3> damn
<10> HammerBlade2020, bummer, i was hoping to learn how you did it. i haven't found an answer
<16> Xirzon, maybe your module gets loaded before the boot process reads /etc/modules.
<1> GTX, no, fetchmail would get the mail from your email server, and drop the mail messages into a mail storage. Then, thunderbird would use Imap to read those messages
<3> hatake_kakashi: it is 1,8 gb big, is that the problem?
<1> gnomefreak: what possible email client could possibly be more stable than evo?
<5> nickrud, again im using pop3
<16> Xirzon, if that is so, you may be able to parameterize your module via a kernel boot option.
<24> thunderbird,sylpheed pretty much any of them :(
<18> want to install cinderella. on their website they're serving a bin file. how to install?
<7> fek: technically, no. If you can't check it with a MD5 file, etc, then there is no easier guarentee that the iso file is ok
<5> nickrud, where is the fetchmail config?
<3> erm
<9> LjL: i am inside Synaptic now. which shud i install? windows-el, wine, wine-dev, winesetupk ?
<20> soundray: hmz, I don't think it does; I blacklisted it in hotplug. I'll try adding the parameter to /etc/modutils/alsa-base (it's an alsa driver)
<25> hola
<26> hola
<1> GTX. A second, while I get my brain around a quick tutorial and help with setting up your mail (I happen to be setting my dapper partition for mail right now)\
<16> Xirzon, sounds like a reasonable thing to try out.
<27> hey
<27> I seriously just broke my system
<18> beena wine, after that you can config it with winecfg
<5> ok nickrud, basiclay ive got everythign working on the server bind/named etc, just need to get mail working now :D
<27> and am wondering if there's a quick way to recover
<28> gloin: what did you do?
<27> apt-get remove threw up a list
<29> does the last version of mlnet use the default configuration such as the previous releases?
<27> and I didn't catch that I was removing apt*
<2> har
<27> so that's the first thing
<30> hello all
<27> it also removed my desktop manager
<31> How can I enable spdif output?
<6> Hmm..
<2> gloin: why not just format and start over?
<6> GDM requires GNOME? That's... not good... uh oh.
<16> gloin, try 'sudo dpkg -i /var/cache/apt/archives/apt*'
<27> thanks
<30> dubm question anyone know why i cant do a cd Program Files...im trying to get to a directory in .wine
<28> gqed76: put it in quotes: 'Program Files'
<22> gqed76, "Program Files"
<15> Drac|Laptop: for that old comp try xdm if you dont want to startx at bootup..
<22> need quotes
<20> has anyone managed to get ati radeon xpress200 working with the ATI (not vesa) driver?
<9> anyone know how to open p***word protected winzip files in ubuntu?
<32> hi
<13> gqed76: cd /home/username/.wine
<27> hmm
<27> dpkg: status database area is locked by another process
<32> can anyone tell me what am I missing? I have install gnome-common and still I don t have the command line make
<12> So - I can get online...but my connection is *crawling* along. It's so slow. Can anyone help me fix this? I'm able to get online, and from the GUI I can see that it's configured to use DHCP but that's about all I can gather.
<33> ir unzip
<33> er unzip
<30> hehe thanks, knew it was somethign easy :)
<16> gloin, that happens if you still have an apt or synaptic process running.
<32> rob__ sounds like you have a problem with your DHCP server
<34> is there a way I can find out if mpg123 is installed on my computer?
<3> hatake_kakashi: md5 is correct
<32> I had the same problem using QWEST
<35> Hi
<24> ibob63: locate mpg123
<36> damn this is hard, all i want is to be able to watch non pixly videos.. and i fail over and over
<32> anyone can tell me where I can find hte command make?????
<6> dyrne: Yeah. I'll have to remove GNOME and GDM after aptitude finishes. Bleh... This harddrive is only partitioned for 1GB. ._.
<16> ibob63, 'dpkg -l mpg123'. If the last line starts with ii, it's installed.
<32> I thought it would come with GCC
<24> manu_: sudo apt-get install build-essential
<32> oh ok
<36> all videos ar pixly as h**l
<15> judgen: what format?
<13> manu_: install build-essential
<35> I would like to shutdown my X server to work exclusively on terminal but I don't know how... Someone could help me?
<7> fek: well, that's odd, I can mount it from here however I'm on i686 kernel and I also have restricted-modules with it.. dunno, maybe you can give restricted-modules a try
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