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Comments:
<0> XoD
<1> where does apt-get install interactive ruby? ruby works, irb doesn't. synaptic says on debian irb is a separate package, apt-get install irb says not found..
<2> lol
<2> ubotu: what is ubuntu.cc.com.au
<3> Schalken: what are you talking about?
<4> poor ubotu
<2> hehehe
<4> gets jacked around like Michael jacksons kids
<5> hey everyone - anyone upgrade to the release candidate from a previous breezy install?
<5> I am thinking about doing it
<5> I just can't wait anymore!
<6> jdmpike: go right ahead. find all the showstoppers so they won't affect me on thursday
<7> cya later everyone!:)
<5> hyphenated - haha!
<2> ubuntu: where can i find video drivers?
<2> cya!
<2> i mean
<5> hyphenated, so you still don't think it is safe
<2> ubotu: where can i find video drivers?
<3> Schalken: Some people juggle geese. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
<8> hyphenated: i might have fixed the copy problem
<2> ubotu: sis video driver?
<3> Schalken: I haven't a clue, try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/
<6> Schalken: it's obvious he can't cope with your question. how about asking something that isn't a bot now
<8> hyphenated: yes i did the share folder was read only now how can i access my ubuntu machine on windows
<8> whats the user and p***
<9> !totem
<3> hmm... totem is a very nice media player that is installed with Ubuntu. It can be found in Applications -> Sound and Video.
<6> Corey: do you remember the screen you were in where you configured the shares?
<10> haha
<9> hmm, where can i get codex for totem, it plays hardly any files (no qmv, no ogg)
<9> wmv even
<4> um
<8> i havent configured shares on ubuntu
<4> i got help with that earlier
<8> ..i made a shared folder.. but not a shares..
<4> u have to go to the repositories and enable universe and multiverse
<2> ubotu: driver for lexmark printer?
<4> and then install a bunch of plugins i forgot
<8> guys
<8> i need this to work
<8> recode ucs-2..ascii yourfile.reg
<4> i think its called restricted formats
<4> !restricted formats
<8> but that doesnt work
<3> [restricted formats] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats or '!codecs'
<8> recode ucs-2..ascii yourfile.reg
<4> kevor read that about restricted formts i think thats it
<8> what is wrong with that
<2> can the bot search the forums or the wiki for me?
<8> error given: recode command not found
<11> hi
<2> hey
<6> you haven't installed 'recode'
<4> holy s*** its daylight i need to start snoring already
<5> gulp - here goes the upgrade...
<8> guys
<8> who has got dreamweaver 8 working on linux using wine ?
<12> hi, i have just deleted a load of files in nautilus, but i have no more free space on my disc and the files are gone, how can i reclaim the free space?
<13> NinjaDuck, try emptying trash?
<12> how do i do that?
<13> NinjaDuck, right click the trash icon and empty the trash?
<12> lastnode, i dont have a trash icon
<14> i'm trying to add an ext3 usb-disk to fstab, but i keep getting some errors at boot about not being able to mount it as an ext2 filesystem (?!).
<14> i used this: /dev/sda1 /media/usbdisk ext3 rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev 0 1
<14> what's the deal with that?
<6> wulax: most USB disks are fat32
<2> NinjaDuck, thats wird, ti should be down the bottom right next to the workspaces (4 squares), unless you removed it
<2> weird*
<14> hyphenated: well, naturally i already formatted it to ext3...
<15> hey guys, what are new features in dapper? any significant improvement?
<9> k htanks SurfnKid
<9> !restricted formats
<14> hyphenated: and added a journal
<3> from memory, restricted formats is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RestrictedFormats or '!codecs'
<2> ahoora: looks a helovalot better, for one
<9> !codex
<3> Did you get hit by a windmill? Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, kevor
<6> wulax: does the problem only happen at boot time?
<9> !codecs
<3> Binary only codecs (such as w32codecs) can be downloaded from plf or cipherfunk, see !easysource for details on these repositories
<14> hyphenated: yep
<9> !easysource
<3> For an easy to use custom sources.list creator, visit http://ubuntulinux.nl/source-o-matic
<12> thanks Schalken, lastnode i got it, just needed to re add the trash icon to a panel, i thought that deleting in anutilus would do the same as rm
<14> hyphenated: it seems it thinks i is an ext2, though it's an ext3
<6> wulax: odd. I've never attempted that, so I can't help
<14> hyphenated: ok, thanks anyway
<6> I doubt many people have attempted it, compared to the number that have happily used their usb disks as fat32 drives
<14> i don't really like fat32 because of the file size restrictions
<16> wait
<15> is it necessary to have a firewall or antivirus running in ubuntu?
<14> which means i can't rip dvd's 8)
<16> you're trying to use an ext2/3 formatted usb key?
<14> spikeb: well, it's an external 300 gb usb-disk
<16> wulax: oh, it's a disk, not a flash drive
<13> oh
<14> spikeb: nope
<16> wulax: that's not unusual then
<14> spikeb: it's not?
<16> wulax: not for a hard drive, no
<2> whats the quickest way to downgrade from 64bit Ubuntu to 32bit?
<16> Schalken: backing up your home directory and reinstalling
<2> spikeb: damn
<2> spikeb: that would take a hellova while on dialup
<16> eek
<16> Schalken: it's about the only way
<2> spikeb: *sigh* i wish there was more support for 64bit
<16> Schalken: me too, but not even 64bit windows has decent support
<2> yeah, the only decent 64bit support comes from the open source community
<2> cuz everything can just be recompiled from source
<16> Schalken: that's very, very true
<16> Schalken: and shows a huge benefit of open source :)
<17> guys i created a mount point for a USB floppy in /media
<17> how do i get it to recognise it
<17> i mean the usb floppy
<2> but even then things like flash and windows media codecs cant be used. and then theres the games and other proprietary software that wont work.
<16> Schalken: i know your pain - i run ubuntu on a powerpc
<17> erm can anyone answer me ?
<4> ok good night guys, have a pleasant monday morning
<2> lol
<4> ill figure this lm-sensors thing tomorrow
<2> its monday night over here
<4> typical in australia
<2> yup
<4> hehe
<17> erm people i need help
<18> I just got up... Monday morning here :)
<17> how do i get my linux to recognise my ext. floppy drive ?
<17> i created a floppy dir in /media
<2> i haven't used a usb floppy before, so i cant say myself
<18> shriphani, take a look in fstab and see how your CD is being handled. USB flash drive should be similar but obviously file system type and read-only status will be different
<17> not flash flopy
<18> shriphani, external usb removeable... look in fstab and give it a go
<19> Hey, anybody got experience with Maple 10.0.3 and Ubuntu? ... I can't get the "^" function to work, when in math mode! ... Anybody can help me?
<17> so do i make an entry /dev/hdf for floppy in /etc/fstab ?
<2> Kasper_G: whats Maple do?
<20> hello
<2> hi
<21> !codecs
<3> Binary only codecs (such as w32codecs) can be downloaded from plf or cipherfunk, see !easysource for details on these repositories
<17> reiki, what do i put in as type ?
<20> what path does xchat install into on ubuntu?
<19> well ... nothing. I can only use the "^" when in text mode.
<20> by default?
<16> probably /usr/bin/xchat Aphostile
<21> !easysource
<2> Kasper_G: no i mean what is the purpose of maple
<3> For an easy to use custom sources.list creator, visit http://ubuntulinux.nl/source-o-matic
<2> !lexmark
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