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00:00.16Sho_mhall: Good point ;-)
00:01.12_servertschau zusammen.....
00:01.17intradetschusss
00:01.26mhallSho_: but yes, i actually started in german because i had to pick german french spanish or japanese
00:01.35mhallSho_: and the language with the best teacher was german
00:01.52mhallSho_: also, the other languages, there was no exchange program
00:02.05mhallSho_: then when i got there i found out i did very well with the pretty german women
00:02.16mhallSho_: so this was motivation to continue to study in college
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00:09.43theconartistdoes KDE 3.5+ still havethe unified menubar? (like Mac OS)
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00:10.56Sho_theconartist: yup
00:11.12theconartistthere aren't any plans to get rid of it are there?
00:11.21Sho_theconartist: Unlikely
00:11.27theconartist:)
00:12.01Firztspawnintrade: ping
00:12.09intrade?
00:12.18Firztspawnso whats xnet like as an isp?
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00:12.46intradeare yoi in nz?
00:12.46Firztspawnya
00:12.46intradeits the cheapest well was in 2005 december
00:12.51intradeits ok
00:12.55Firztspawnreliability?
00:13.01intradefree national traffic
00:13.20intradereliable ok every other month a problem
00:13.25intradebut not for long
00:13.28intrade30 minutes
00:13.40Firztspawnwhats the reliability like? i.e big lag, getting dropped etc
00:13.41intrade2h once was  telecoms fault the 2h outage
00:13.50Firztspawnah ok
00:13.55intradeno drops unless you got a shit modem
00:14.13intradedlink or usb crap and you drop off on any isp
00:14.18intradewith these modems
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00:14.37Firztspawnhavent had any issues
00:14.39intradeget euther a linksys router or a us ronotic shure connect
00:14.50intradefrom xtra?
00:14.50Firztspawnbut then its a router and not a straight modem
00:14.53intradethe modem
00:14.57Firztspawnya
00:15.03intradenot usb?
00:15.07Firztspawnno
00:15.10Firztspawnhell on
00:15.13Firztspawnno*
00:15.14Firztspawnlol
00:15.19intradeok myght be a better one but  d-link= crap
00:15.28FirztspawnI only wanted an ether connection
00:15.37intradeyup usb is junk
00:15.47intradeany usb is utter crap
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00:15.56Firztspawntrue I suppose
00:15.57intradedlink just tops it lol
00:16.10Firztspawnjust heard that dlink usb is crap
00:16.17intradeyou are on tradme auction site?
00:16.19Firztspawnnot  sure of the others
00:16.26Firztspawnyes
00:16.39intradewhat user name do you visit  computing?
00:17.05intradeevery week 2 people complain about adsl not working i ask what modem dlink? lol answer always yes
00:17.08Firztspawnoccassionally
00:17.12Firztspawnnot often though
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00:17.19Firztspawnusually lacking money lol
00:17.26Firztspawnother priorites
00:17.27intradeok i am intrade there also
00:17.56intradeloads more auction sites about 50 we have here in nz now
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00:18.27Firztspawnok
00:18.30intradezillion bidforit oneway  just to name a few
00:18.43intradetrade and exchange is the best one
00:18.53intradeall free but tm is most popular
00:19.36intradejust read finprint of isp when you switch xnet had no hidden finprint when i signed up no contract and all
00:20.08intradereason why i drop off is the rural phone line is crap
00:20.36intradeit disconects the wires every 2 days for a few secound and tons of line noises in the phone
00:20.50Firztspawnah ok
00:21.02Firztspawnknow anyone in the city town on xnet?
00:21.08intradewhat linux you use Firztspawn ?
00:21.16FirztspawnGentoo
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00:21.20intradeask on tradme computing?
00:21.29intradesounds good i never had gentoo
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00:21.40intradei wanted to try free bsd
00:21.49intradei got stuck on kanotix
00:21.59Firztspawnwhen its going great, its awesome as a distro, when its not,,,
00:22.03Firztspawnyou get the idea
00:22.09Firztspawnsame as any distro I suppose
00:22.30intradeyea solong it aint m$
00:22.44Firztspawnlol true
00:23.02intradexnet has free national data no cap
00:23.18Firztspawnyeah but how many servers these days are in NZ
00:23.23Firztspawnnot too many
00:23.24intradei run filesharing dc++ on only nz severs  on this linux
00:23.30Firztspawnok
00:23.40intradesome good stuff
00:23.56intradei got pirate of silicone valley
00:24.05Firztspawnthough getting linux distros might save me some download on NZ servers
00:24.07intradeantitrust
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00:24.31intradeproblem is nz servers are not up to date
00:24.37Firztspawntrue
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00:25.11Firztspawnjust for linux isos
00:25.38intradei got latest kanotix thru local ftp link from a user who runs apache
00:27.51damjani'm using KDE 3.5.2 on Slackware.. which means it's vanillla KDE no 3rdparty patches etc...
00:27.57damjannow I'm also using KDM with the 'Theme" support...
00:28.02damjanthe question I have is it possible to have a user-list with KDM when using a theme?
00:28.59Sho_Depends on the theme, I believe
00:29.49gemidjyanyone here actually using kwallet?
00:29.57intradeoff to do some work
00:30.30Sho_gemidjy: Basic usage, but yes
00:30.35damjanSho_: yes, but I can't find a theme that works in my KDM
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00:31.59gemidjySho_ I ask this because I find it totally useless...I stored pass for my KMail accounts and It prompts me for the pass's every time KDE gets restarted (kdm)...then what is the point of kwallet system
00:33.20Sho_gemidjy: The point of the KWallet system is a central storage of authentication data with a master password. I.e. I regularly open a few FTPs in Konq, and I have Jabber account set up in Kopete, and can use the same password for both.
00:33.52gemidjywell, ok, but do you type in the pass every time you request access to Kopete/Konqi ?
00:34.10gemidjy[no konqi, just kopete]
00:34.56Sho_gemidjy: No, KWallet can be configured so that giving the master pw once "unlocks" the wallet for that session, and KWallet does the rest from that point on
00:35.06Sho_gemidjy: "For that session" can also be "for this amount of time", IIRC
00:35.17Sho_gemidjy: You could even create passwordless wallet, although that would be stupid of course
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00:36.11gemidjyI don't mind asking me the Kwallet accessing pass, I just find annoying to ask me password for 4 diff KMail accounts and + 4 diff Kopete accounts :)
00:36.35Sho_gemidjy: Well, the point is that KWallet fills those in for you
00:36.46gemidjyit doesn't, at least not for me
00:36.59Sho_gemidjy: Hm then the wallet system is not enabled perhaps
00:37.08gemidjyit is, positive
00:37.19Sho_gemidjy: Look around in KControl -> Security & Privacy -> KDE Wallet
00:37.47gemidjyI know that :)
00:37.53Sho_gemidjy: It's working very well for me, is all I can say ..
00:37.59gemidjyI just though there might be some hidden trick
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00:38.11gemidjybtw, how's Konvi 0.20 progressing?
00:38.26Sho_gemidjy: Slower than I'd like due to collective lazyness
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00:38.34gemidjy:)
00:38.45gemidjysend them dangerous 3l33t virus
00:38.50gemidjythey will wake up
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00:44.33theconartisthow do i get rid of the toolbar?
00:45.24gemidjydrag and drop
00:45.25gemidjy:))
00:45.46gemidjyright click on it -> toolbars -> [uncheck]
00:47.31theconartistdont work
00:47.53theconartistthere is no toolbars option
00:47.54gemidjywhat kde version/distro
00:47.59theconartist3.5 fedora
00:48.09gemidjywhat you really want to remove ?
00:48.19theconartistthe main toolbar
00:48.27theconartistthe one with the big kde button, window list and all that
00:48.37theconartistpager, time, all that
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00:56.14SavannahLionI'm having issues with using Konqueror to browse into certain FTP servers. I'm not able to use Konqueror, but I can use the shell to get in. Any idea what's going on with that?
00:56.23theconartistnobody knows how?
00:56.37gemidjytheconartist you want to remove the Panel
00:57.09gemidjybut you have to have at least one, afaik
00:57.39theconartistthat is dumb
00:57.41hagabakahow do I add a "Quickbrowser" into K Menu? the menu editor doesn't seem to let me do it
00:57.45theconartistand i do have one
00:57.51theconartista menubar on the top
00:57.52gemidjytheconartist no worries there is hope
00:58.01theconartistalso the damn unfied menu bar
00:58.03theconartistif i add an applet
00:58.10theconartistit immediately goes out of whack
00:58.13theconartistwhen nothing is touching it
00:58.19gemidjyKDE is opensource/free software, you can always hack it for your purposes
00:58.25theconartisti have an applet on the right side, it shoots to center of panel
00:58.45theconartistthat is far beyond pointfull
00:59.56gemidjy:)
01:00.00gemidjybut there is hope
01:00.20theconartistno there isn't
01:00.32gemidjywhy you want to remove all panels ?
01:00.43theconartistbecause i dont need/want them?
01:00.49theconartisti just want one menubar at the top
01:00.59theconartistthat doubles as my menubar
01:01.05theconartistjust like OS X
01:01.11gemidjythe menu from the currently open window at the top?
01:01.17theconartistyes
01:01.17gemidjyOS X has panels :)
01:01.29theconartisti know this...
01:01.41gemidjywould it be a problem if you manually hide the panel?
01:01.42theconartistthat has no relevancy here
01:01.54theconartistit's pretty dumb that i have to
01:01.55gemidjyyou are way too much philosophic for me, dude
01:01.59theconartistbut that isn'tmybiggest problem
01:02.03gemidjysorry, can't go on
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01:02.36theconartisti just want to figure out if i can keep the menubar from going out of whack..
01:03.17gemidjythen you have missed the total point of the menubar_at_the_top option
01:04.04backpocketback.
01:04.24theconartistgemidjy, how is that?
01:04.44gemidjywell there are menubars and panels in KDE's desktop
01:04.52theconartistok.
01:05.01gemidjythe menubar that can appear above is the menubar from the currently openned window
01:05.11theconartistyes
01:05.22theconartisti know this
01:05.23gemidjyyou can make the panel look like it, just put it at the top and add what you need and remove what you don't
01:05.43theconartistbut you cant make the panel the menu bar  of the curreently open application
01:05.46theconartist...
01:06.56theconartistand why does kde allow me to add applets and launchers, but not to do it without it breaking?
01:07.53gemidjywhat you mean breaking?
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01:09.59theconartistthe menu of the currently open application
01:10.08theconartistjumps to some unusable part of the menubar
01:10.11theconartistand you cant move it
01:10.41theconartistfor exmaple if i add the clock applet andmove it to the far right, the menubar moves right of it
01:10.56theconartistso i have
01:11.20theconartistkmenu|                                                          | clock | menu
01:11.54theconartistwhat i wasnt is "kmenu |  menu |                            | clock"
01:12.25gemidjyI see
01:12.40gemidjyall you have to do is drag and drop and that will reorganize the items
01:12.49gemidjyjust find the handle of the applet on the panel
01:13.12theconartistthere is none
01:13.24gemidjybe sure that the Panel is Unlocked
01:13.26theconartistmenu is the menu's of the currently open app
01:13.29theconartistit is unlocked
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01:13.43theconartistno matter where i move the other applets the menubar is still in a crappy spot
01:13.46gemidjyon the left of the applet, not too far there is handle
01:13.53theconartistthere is none
01:13.56theconartistend of story
01:13.59theconartistthe menubar isn't an applet
01:14.06gemidjywell here it works
01:14.12gemidjydo two things
01:14.23gemidjy1. get sure it is not kde 3.5.fedora bug
01:14.32gemidjy2. ask on #fedora for the issue
01:14.39gemidjysince it works for me, it ain't KDE pure issue
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01:14.48theconartistgive me a screenshot
01:14.57theconartisti want to see if you and i are talking about the same thing
01:15.50gemidjyjust a second
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01:18.21gemidjytheconartist http://img105.imageshack.us/img105/1200/best30vi.png
01:19.52theconartisttry getting kmenu on the left of the menu
01:20.00theconartistthaat's what im doing
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01:20.56gemidjyI did
01:21.46theconartistnot in that screenshot
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01:22.04gemidjyI did it now
01:22.06gemidjyand it works
01:22.12gemidjynow I have to sleep
01:22.16plbanyone know why I keep getting unknown host errors with ONLY kde apps
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01:26.06plbanyone?
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01:31.24SavannahLionplb, that sounds familiar. What are you trying to do?
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01:55.14DaBladeHello
01:55.27DaBladeI just installed Debian, and it's got GDM as the default when booting up
01:55.31DaBladehow do I change it to KDM?
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01:56.45lgsobalvarrowith baseconfig?
01:57.20DaBladelgsobalvarro: How do I do so?
01:57.27DaBladeThere's no command called that
01:57.34lgsobalvarrobase-config
01:57.43lgsobalvarroor something like that
01:57.44DaBladeoh, right
01:57.57DaBladeNo such app
01:58.23DaBladeCan't find anything with apt-cache search
01:58.27DaBladeare there any other ways?
01:58.53lgsobalvarroi dont know DaBlade i dont use debian 3 or 4 years ago
01:59.06DaBladeGNU/Linux in general?
01:59.50lgsobalvarronop DaBlade, debian ;) i'm using suse right now
02:00.00DaBladeHow is it done in SuSE?
02:00.06DaBladeMaybe it also applies here
02:00.37lgsobalvarrowell DaBlade in suse if you want chage the DM you only need use YaST
02:00.52DaBladedamn.
02:02.01plbanyone use debian unstable in here?
02:03.40lgsobalvarroDaBlade maybe is: dpkg-reconfigure kdm
02:03.55DaBladeI just asked in #debian, that's what they said
02:03.58DaBladeand it worked
02:04.28plbanyone run into unknown host errors with only kde apps?
02:04.34lgsobalvarrook
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02:06.27AssociateXHello people
02:06.52lgsobalvarrohi AssociateX
02:07.45AssociateXMy BIOS clock is set correctly but when KDE comes up the clock is off. If I reset the clock on KDE my BIOS clock changes and is then wrong. How do I correct this. Gentoo.
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02:23.42damjanAssociateX: it's a gentoo question
02:24.42damjanAssociateX: btw your BiOS clock is not wrong, it's just in the UTC timezone
02:25.07AssociateXdamjan, what do you mean?
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02:28.59damjanAssociateX: Unix/Linux keeps it's internal/system time in the UTC timezone
02:28.59damjanAssociateX: ..beacuse it's a multiuser system, and users can login from different timezones
02:29.02damjanAssociateX: so ... it's natural to keep the same UTC clock in the BIOS too
02:29.49damjanAssociateX: it converts to the local time only when displaying the time (what you see in KDE)
02:31.04damjanAssociateX: the benefit is, it never needs to change the BIOS and internal clocks for daylight saving
02:32.36damjanbecause it just calculates it (the DST) when time is displayed, according to the user specified timezone
02:35.28BambinoNot related to kde. but whilst on a ftp and i wanna copy everything from the ftp to my folder. what do I type?
02:36.56damjanBambino: that depends on the ftp client
02:37.05Bambinodamjan: via termnial
02:37.30damjanBambino: if you use Konqueoror just select all the files and copy them to /home/.../
02:38.09damjanBambino: via terminal doesn't tell me which program you are using... it can be ncftp,curl,wget,ftp ?
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02:39.31Bambinoftp damjan
02:40.22damjanBambino: I don't think the plain "ftp" program can do it, but I never use it
02:40.33damjanBambino: ncftp is much better
02:41.09Bambinodamjan: thanks
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02:42.54AssociateXin KDE how do I set the time zone and then have it take effect?
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02:47.23dblitzhello everyone..
02:47.55dblitzcan someone help me.. I try to start kde 3.5.2 from blackbox or by itself and it tells me that Could not start kdeinit..
02:48.12dblitzI've been installing and uninstalling kde serveral times.
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02:49.13stampededblitz: if you start kdeinit on a console, what happens?
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02:57.07dblitzone sec stampede
02:57.27stampedenp
02:57.29dblitzit says error while loading shared libraries
02:57.34dblitzlibqt-mt
02:57.55stampedeeither you forgot to install Qt, or you have the wrong version installed
02:58.05stampededo you have Qt 3.3.x installed?
02:58.48dblitzI installed just now
02:58.51dblitzlet me see if it works
02:59.09dblitznot it seems to work
02:59.43dblitzI mean it now seems to work
02:59.58dblitzthanx
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03:00.20dblitzthats strange because I had the qt lib package and I thought it installed the whole time..
03:02.09stampedeperhaps you had Qt 4.0?
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03:30.39Bambinohow do i unpack something .tar.bz ?
03:32.17qupadaBambino: tar.bz2?
03:32.35Bambinoqupada: bz only
03:32.44qupadatar jxvf [file], or just open it with ark
03:33.04Bambinok
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03:44.36backpocketanyone have any tips on speeding up ssh X11 forwarding?
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03:46.12qupadabackpocket: get a faster network
03:46.33qupadaunless you can do tcp compression, i'm not sure there is a way
03:47.16backpocket.... qupada I have a 6megabit connection, bidirectional
03:47.19backpocketon both ends.
03:47.45backpocketalready doing compression... and changed encryption to arcfour (faster than 3des default)
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03:49.18|main|is klik website down?
03:49.22|main|can somebody check
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03:51.42_bbeckbackpocket: Are you using FreeNX?  It supposed to be quite fast.
03:52.20backpocketyea I've tried freeNX under debian - it is quite fast, though I do not need a whole desktop - just certain applications. Also on fedora core 5 which I am trying to use for this, freeNX is difficult to setup
03:52.38backpocketand you're right, freeNX is quiote fast
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03:58.39caffeihooray, I finally have stable composite with nVidia's driver. Goodbye fake transparency! .. well, for apps at least. ;^)
04:02.25oggb4mp3can you run opengl stuff at the same time comp is on
04:03.06qupadacaffei: upgraded to the few day old 8576 ?
04:03.08caffeiyep, but the glxgears bench is a lot lower (not that it's a good benchmark; I haven't tried anything else yet).  Fortunately, it's the same as w/o composite on my second X display.
04:03.14caffeiqupada, yeah
04:03.24caffei8756 actually
04:03.42qupadaso it is
04:03.45qupadaclose enough
04:04.17caffeiI had to add a few options to xorg.conf to make it stable though, and stop using the xv overlay entirely (now I use the opengl output with xine)
04:05.03qupadacan't be a bad thing... xine being stuck back in the ice age with overlay video wasn't fun anyway
04:05.22caffeiwell, overlay is the fastest vo if your card still has one.
04:05.30caffeiand uses the least cpu %
04:05.45caffeibut it doesn't play nice with composite
04:06.06qupadayeah, but it removes the ability to take screenshots, and as you say, it aint transparency or shadow or anything friendly
04:06.13caffeiindeed
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04:22.12DeadS0ulmorning peep
04:22.13DeadS0ulpees
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04:22.35|main|damn
04:22.40|main|kwin keeps on krashing
04:22.46AssociateXwhat is the KDE chat client called for IM?
04:22.52|main|kopete
04:22.58AssociateXthanks
04:23.13Q-collectivekonversation + bitlbee ;p
04:24.39qupadaQ-collective: irssi + bitlbee here :D
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04:26.27caffeiFigures; I spoke too soon.  I switched to the second X display and boom! there goes my first one. :o
04:27.29caffeiseems rather random though... always happens when kaffeine is running (but stopped), but it's not reliable.
04:28.11DeadS0ulkaffeine crashes a lot
04:28.33caffeiit's not kaffeine crashing; this didn't happen with 8178 without kompmgr running on :0
04:29.27caffeijust started using composite on :0 with 8756, but maybe I'll end up not using it again.
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04:29.58qupadai had problems with mplayer back when i used transparent shite, haven't tried it since nvidia-glx-8xxx and xorg 7 though
04:32.21caffeiit might be okay if you only use one X server;  I'm kinda pushing things with two running and only one monitor.
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04:41.33Q-collectivecaffei: how is that pushing?
04:41.55Q-collectiveThis system is multi-user, so I use multiple xservers all the time
04:42.05caffeiQ-collective, I'm guessing that most people don't, though :)
04:42.06Q-collectiveunacceptable if things start crashing imho
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04:42.29caffeiQ-collective, indeed, but composite is still considered experimental (at least with nVidia's drivers), I think.
04:42.44Q-collectiveyeah, don't use composite :-)
04:42.48caffeiheh
04:43.13Q-collectiveI'm on the r300 driver, works nice but compositing sucks on it
04:43.18Q-collectiveno exa support :(
04:43.34Q-collectiveso, I was waiting for xgl support ^_^
04:43.34caffeisame here I think, although the exa module loads without complaint.
04:43.53Q-collectivethought nvidia didn't use exa?
04:43.53caffeiXgl works here =) 3D apps are really pathetically slow with it, though.
04:44.03Q-collectivereally?
04:44.06caffeiprobably doesn't, but it loads anyways
04:44.08caffeiyep
04:44.09Q-collectivethat's a little odd
04:44.11Q-collective:)
04:44.28caffeiAt least, Xgl and compiz worked with 8178
04:44.44caffeihaven't got around to trying Xgl yet since I've been messing with composite
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04:44.46Q-collectivewell, afaik the nvidia drivers use their own acceleration mechanism
04:44.55Q-collectivewhich predates exa
04:45.04Q-collectivebut they could have switched ofcourse
04:45.24caffeiwell, it says in the Xorg log that it loads, and that's it -- no other messages.
04:45.31Q-collectivehehe
04:45.34caffeiso I'm guessing that it doesn't actually do anything
04:45.48Q-collectivehow usefull :-)
04:46.00caffeiheh. doesn't show up in xdpyinfo either
04:46.33Q-collectivehehe
04:47.16Q-collectiveI still haven't figured out how to get my DRI working again since I've updated to mesa 6.5
04:47.17Q-collective:(
04:48.28caffeiI gave up on DRI a few years ago :/
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04:49.30Q-collectiveyeah well, the nv driver is kinda sucky indeed ;)
04:50.13caffeiAye.  The r200 driver wasn't too bad for my Radeon 8500, but ATi's Windows drivers still kicked its ass performance-wise.
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04:50.54Q-collectiveyeah well, I don't have windows for comparison ;)
04:51.28caffeimy installation broke about 1.5 years ago, and I just recently installed xp in a qemu vm, but the native inst is gone.
04:52.15Q-collectivehehe
04:52.28Q-collectiveyeah, recently installed xp in vmware
04:52.37Q-collectivejust because I needed ms publisher ;(
04:52.48qupadai had xp in qemu, but i wasn't using it, so it got deleted
04:53.15Q-collectivethey are getting good with their genuine windows crap though
04:53.22Q-collectivecan't use winupdate anymore
04:53.24caffeiI still use it for game installers that wine can't handle, but that's pretty much all it's useful for, since it's too slow and I refuse to use yet another proprietary kernel module.
04:53.30Q-collectiveso, it's gathering dust really
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04:54.27Q-collectiveoh yeah, recently updated my kernel and didn't bother to reconfigure vmware :-)
04:54.47Q-collectivestupid things doesn't work half of the time anyway :\
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04:57.43|main|mm
04:57.44illogica1Q-collective especially when you don't don't have a module to load ;-)
04:57.50|main|i have an app
04:57.58|main|that wants me to install it as a root
04:58.24|main|but i dont want to run it as root, is it possible to fake it somehow?
04:58.42Q-collectiveillogica1: now, I wonder why :p
04:59.18qupadarun "make install DESTDIR=~/foo" or something similar, you should be able to install it to a subfolder of your home directory like that
04:59.26Q-collective|main|: ./configure --prefix=~/bladibla
04:59.28|main|its a precompiled binary
04:59.32Q-collectiveah
04:59.34Q-collective:-)
04:59.34|main|i cant compile it
04:59.40|main|its matlabs trial :)
04:59.42Q-collectivedownload the source?
04:59.45Q-collectiveaargh
04:59.46Q-collective:p
05:00.19|main|chroot ?
05:00.23Q-collectivesudo?
05:00.36|main|no, i just dont want it to litter all around
05:00.51Q-collectivewell
05:00.53|main|im gonna remove it after several days
05:00.59Q-collectivehave fun setting up a chroot then
05:01.00Q-collective:-)
05:01.19|main|cp -R * /chrooted :) ?
05:01.43Q-collectiveas a chroot, you'll need a system inthere
05:01.48Q-collectiveso :p
05:01.52qupadawhy install it at all then?
05:02.01qupadaif it's a binary, just unpack and run it
05:02.13|main|it sets up some services or smth
05:02.23|main|it has a daemon or smth
05:02.39qupadastart it manually, no big deal
05:02.58qupadayou're complaining about needing root to install it, the daemon it installs will be running as root too
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05:03.11Q-collective:-)
05:03.13|main|probably
05:03.32Q-collectivewhy on Earth does the deamon need to be running systemwide though?
05:03.37|main|license
05:03.39Q-collectivesounds like a flaw in design
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05:03.54|main|yes, licence is the flaw:)
05:04.04Q-collectivelicense daemon?
05:04.09|main|i think
05:04.17Q-collectiveerr, whatever :-)
05:04.37|main|systemwide - because it can be run from a server by many users
05:04.44|main|and licence is per user, afaik
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05:05.05Q-collectiveiew
05:05.13|main|if only toolkits work with free alternatives
05:05.13Q-collectiveI hate commercial software :\
05:05.28Q-collectivethen aagin, easy to circumvent
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05:05.40|main|how otherwise would they get paid
05:05.45Q-collectivethe license goes to user "mathlab"
05:05.46Q-collective;)
05:05.47wimpis there a valgrind channel anywhere around? (tried irc.kde.org but that send me to freenode.net)
05:06.29|main|normally, commercial soft is better quality, though
05:06.49Q-collectivein math software, I agree
05:07.06|main|in majority of cases
05:07.16Q-collectivehardly
05:07.18|main|garbage 20$ shareware doesnt count
05:07.46Q-collectivenero vs k3b, adobe (wine) vs gimp/krita, adobe pdf reader vs kpdf
05:07.50Q-collectiveopensource wins
05:07.53Q-collective:-)
05:08.11|main|adobe kills opensource, what are you talking  about
05:08.33|main|adobe acrobat doesnt even have any competition :)
05:08.39Q-collectivesure
05:08.47|main|of course, id rather use krita than photoshop
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05:09.05|main|but  would a professional do that?
05:09.21|main|nero is better btw:)
05:09.26Firztspawnpfft
05:09.29|main|although linux version blows
05:09.30tarmathman all those apps are way better than their open source equals
05:09.36Firztspawnk3b owns it easily
05:09.37|main|and lately its getting bloated
05:09.44|main|no it does not
05:09.47tarmathk3b is hot
05:09.49Firztspawnnero 4 linux sux
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05:09.55|main|nero 4 linux sucks
05:10.02tarmathbut it's shit in face of nero...
05:10.04|main|but the windows version kills k3b
05:10.23Firztspawnit would be interesting to see that
05:10.28|main|there are some isos i cant even open with k3b
05:10.32Firztspawnk3b vs nero on winblows
05:10.38|main|nero burns them w/o asking me a question
05:10.54Firztspawnwhat sort of iso?
05:10.54|main|k3b is just a frontend, anyway
05:11.09Firztspawnprobably proprietary
05:11.09|main|Firztspawn: some stuff i downloaded
05:11.20Firztspawnlike what?
05:11.23|main|Q-collective: dont be so close minded
05:11.39|main|Firztspawn: trials of commercial software
05:11.43Q-collective|main|: I just compare software in my living world
05:11.45tarmathQ-collective: you just compared...
05:11.56|main|Q-collective: thats being close minded
05:12.05Firztspawnwhat wer they?? .mds files
05:12.05|main|software is software
05:12.09|main|no, .iso
05:12.13Q-collectivetarmath: I just took adobe under wine as an example, since it runs in wine
05:12.21Q-collective|main|: whatever
05:12.23Firztspawnk3b opens iso easily
05:12.29|main|some, not all
05:12.37Firztspawnyou probably did something wrong
05:12.38tarmathwhy would you run adobe in wine anyway?
05:12.43|main|no, i didnt
05:12.47|main|i just downloaded it:)
05:12.57|main|opened with magicISO just fine
05:12.59Firztspawnsame reason some people run Internet Explorer in WINE
05:13.03|main|nero burnt it just fine
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05:13.35tarmathkpdf doesnt show the documents im looking at correctly haf the time, it messes up the layer order
05:14.02tarmaththats off topic
05:14.10Q-collectivetarmath: really? never had issues with kpdf
05:14.14|main|i would investigate, Firztspawn, but i dont know how
05:14.15Q-collectivereally, *never*
05:14.21tarmathyou want a link?
05:14.22|main|it was just two isos, anyway
05:14.26|main|tarmath: go ahead
05:14.41Q-collectivetarmath: then again, I have kpdf linked with poppler
05:15.06tarmathhttp://aikidodelamont.com/stage-0506.pdf
05:15.33tarmathin adobe reader, it shows as intended to be, in kpdf it looks like shit
05:15.42|main|u live in mtl?
05:15.46|main|i know this place.
05:16.05|main|mileend :) ?
05:16.06tarmathi dont live in mtl but I go there for aikido seminars
05:16.47|main|it looks ok here
05:17.30tarmathhere it doesnt render a single thing correctly
05:17.32|main|looks identical to adobe reader
05:17.35tarmathnot even the text
05:17.45Q-collectivetarmath: http://q-collective.org/screenshots/kpdf-2006-04-09.png
05:17.46|main|something is wrong with ur install then
05:17.50Q-collectiveshould it look like that?
05:17.54|main|i just verified and it works ok
05:18.23tarmathwhich version of kpdf do you have?
05:18.34Q-collective3.5.2, linked with poppler
05:18.53|main|no wonder Q-collective is a little weird:)
05:18.56|main|look at his fonts:)
05:19.05Q-collectiveheh
05:19.11|main|i would go mental after an hour of looking at it:)
05:19.46tarmathwhich version of kpdf, not kde
05:19.56Q-collectivelol, you would go mental if I told you what fonts I use for irc :p
05:20.35Q-collectivetarmath: kpdf uses paarllel version, only with 0, instead of 3
05:20.39Q-collectiveso, 0.5.2
05:20.47|main|basically.
05:20.47tarmathhrm, i got 0.4.3
05:20.57|main|i came to an important conclusion
05:21.00Q-collectiveparallel versions*
05:21.03Q-collectivegah ;(
05:21.28tarmathwell, im nevertheless very pleased that they made progress
05:21.42|main|im curious
05:21.50|main|why ppl who write open source do it
05:21.56|main|ok, its obvious with apache
05:22.05|main|and similar projects
05:22.17tarmathcause they enjoy it?
05:22.58|main|probably, but i guess thats not all
05:23.15tarmathwell, it's the important part
05:23.18|main|writing large projects ends up being pretty mundane
05:23.28tarmathadditional reasons depend from person to person
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05:25.11Q-collective|main|: in general, there are two basic concepts of why opensource is considered important: the one is the philosophical GNU way, which says that free (free speech, not free beer) software is ethically important . The other just sees opensource as a practical way to develop software.
05:25.40|main|does GPL allow you to take software, modify it
05:25.49|main|compile it, and sell binaries w/o sources?
05:25.57Q-collectiveno
05:26.02|main|then its free beer
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05:26.21smidis there like a `msconfig' for kde? where it allows ou to configure startup services?
05:26.43qupadayou can sell anything you like, but you have to include the source, and the person you sell it to has the same rights to use and sell it however they like
05:26.57|main|then u cant sell it much
05:27.11Q-collectiveno, it enforces freedom pro-actively. You could say the BSD license ("here is the code, do whatever the hell you like with it but say we wrote it") is a lot *less* free then the gpl license
05:27.14|main|copies will end up in free circulation
05:27.26|main|and there is nothing you can do
05:27.53|main|Q-collective: what i meant, its difficult to sell GPLed product
05:27.57|main|and make money:)
05:27.57Q-collective|main|: now, who is being close minded? ;)
05:28.23|main|well, companies would like to get paid, so that they can pay their employees
05:28.31Q-collectiveseems that redhat, ivm, novell and sun are making good profits with gpl or other comparable licenses ;)
05:28.38Q-collectives/ivm/ibm/
05:28.49Q-collectivehehe
05:28.57qupadaQ-collective: we have to be careful around that topic though
05:29.11qupadathey are selling service and support, not products
05:29.14|main|solaris is GPLed?
05:29.25Q-collective|main|: comparable license
05:29.30|main|all of those companies you mentioned, except for ibm
05:29.34Q-collectivequpada: the way it should be
05:29.36|main|arent doing well financially
05:30.26JohnBat26Hi all
05:30.28Q-collective|main|: define "doing well", since last time I checked they were making profits
05:30.36|main|of course they are
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05:30.45JohnBat26My kopete don't connnect to yahoo !!!!
05:30.56Q-collectiveJohnBat26: version?
05:30.58qupadanovell remember makes winshit products too
05:31.04|main|im involved with accounting/audit industry, and can tell you, that a lot of things can be tweaked for appearence
05:31.10qupadaibm makes hardware
05:31.13qupadasun make hardware
05:31.29qupadaredhat, despite doing neither, seem to be doing alright
05:31.40JohnBat26version 0.11.92
05:31.45JohnBat26KDE 3.4
05:31.47JohnBat26SUSE 10
05:32.20qupadaoh, and don't forget, sun will sell you redhat enterprise linux on your x86-64 server if you ask for it... that's service and support business for redhat right there
05:32.41Q-collective:)
05:33.05|main|redhat liabilites grew faster than its assets
05:33.09|main|its not a good sign.
05:33.27|main|net tangible assets also fell.
05:33.35Q-collective|main|: besides, I don't have a capitalistic mindset, so I don't have the attitude that shortterm profit is important. In the middle and long term however, the strategies they set out are going to kick ass though ;)
05:33.39Q-collectiveoh well
05:33.44Q-collectiveI'm heading off
05:33.48Q-collectivenn all
05:34.05|main|people need to eat, it is my sole argument:)
05:35.48qupadai could create a longwinded argument involving anecdotes about eating, and what Q-collective said about setting up long term strategies, but i'm too lazy
05:36.25|main|heeh
05:36.27|main|anyway
05:36.33|main|GN
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05:40.39lasindiHi all, is the <blink> tag unimplemented in Konqueror, or is there just a configuration for it that turns it off by default?
05:43.00mobtekI didn't think blink was valid html any more
05:45.14YggdrasilOSthe <blink> tag was obsoleted by general consensus, as it pissed off just about everyone who encountered it in use
05:45.22lasindiYeah, but
05:45.39lasindithere's also the CSS text-decoration:blink; attribute, and it appears unimplemented
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05:45.51lasindiAnd that *is* standard (by the W3c)
05:45.55YggdrasilOSho-freaking-ray for that
05:46.09YggdrasilOSthe longer that "feature" goes unimplemented, the better
05:46.47lasindiHeh
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05:47.06lasindiYeah, I almost always dislike blinking text,
05:47.22lasindibut I think I found a use for it that is not extremely annoying
05:47.48YggdrasilOS...i'm pretty sure you haven't
05:47.53grepperheh
05:48.17lasindiIt's basically a simulation of a Linux prompt, and I want the cursor to blink.
05:48.32YggdrasilOSoh
05:48.35YggdrasilOSthat's...
05:48.40lasindiDo you find a blinking cursor extremely annoying?
05:48.42YggdrasilOSwell bugger, you found the loophole
05:48.56YggdrasilOSgood job
05:48.57lasindiYay :)
05:49.40mobtekhahah
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05:50.10YggdrasilOSnote that that is the first, last, and *only* loophole to the "<blink> is f*cking annoying, don't ever use it" rule
05:50.27lasindiI agree
05:52.05mhalllol you guys; hehehe
05:53.25YggdrasilOSoh, a quick couple of questions
05:53.39lasindiI'm a programmer; do any of you have any idea how long it would take to implement the blink tag in KHTML?
05:53.56YggdrasilOS1) what's a good KDE typing-tutor program, and on a related note, 2) how do i change the keyboard layout within KDE (or is that even possible?)
05:54.12mhalllasindi: it's not there?
05:54.33lasindimhall: unless there's a configuration I can't find, no, it's not there
05:54.40YggdrasilOS<blink> was obsoleted a while ago, for obvious reasons :P
05:54.41mhallYggdrasilOS: ktouch - touch typing tutor for KDE
05:55.01mhallis <blink> part of the standards
05:55.34YggdrasilOSperhaps i should elaborate: <blink> was obsoleted by the W3C a while ago, for obvious reasons
05:55.39mhallYggdrasilOS: kb layout should be changeable
05:55.58lasindimhall: I don't believe so, but I know the CSS attribute is
05:56.03YggdrasilOSi'm trying to see if i can quick-swap between dvorak-us and qwerty-us
05:56.17YggdrasilOS(trying to learn dvorak)
05:56.29DeadS0ulholy crap, kaffeine got and upgrade(@#U&)@#
05:56.44YggdrasilOSand my khelpcenter is borken, for some reason
05:56.51mhallDeadS0ul: pretty good one i might add
05:56.54YggdrasilOSso i can't RTFM, ATM
05:57.02mhallYggdrasilOS: people tell me quickswap is very dangerous
05:57.19mhallYggdrasilOS: makes it so you can't type right on either KB
05:57.23DeadS0ultrue =D
05:57.54mhallYggdrasilOS: kcontrol -> regional + accessibility -> KB layout
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05:58.38mhallwhat i *hate* is the german layout's reversed Y and Z
05:58.48mhallfucks me up bad when i've got to type auf Deutscg
05:58.51mhallDeutsch*
05:59.19mhalladditionally studies show dvorak does nothing for you
05:59.30mhallthe only studies in favor were done by dvorak
05:59.30pembo13how exactly does kmail store mail ? I coped over .kde/share/apps/kmail from a previous install but all I get is an index of the messages, when i click on one i get no message
05:59.54mhallpembo13: there's a folder of goodies in there, it should have worked
06:00.11mhallpembo13: maybe you lost kmailrc so it's confused
06:00.40pembo13mhall: i thought so too, i used rsync to copy my entire home dir
06:00.41pembo13hm
06:00.47pembo13where is that file normall?
06:02.46pembo13found it, thanks
06:02.57YggdrasilOSmhall: i looked there, it only lets me swap between qwerty-us and JP
06:03.11YggdrasilOSam i missing a layout?
06:04.04YggdrasilOSokay, nvm, it's not even presenting that tab
06:05.24YggdrasilOSi must be missing a package from modular KDE...but which?   ugh
06:05.48mhallpembo13: that's messed up
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06:10.40pembo13dammit
06:10.43pembo13that's a lot of lost mail
06:11.02YggdrasilOSi'll try dvorak for myself and see
06:11.19YggdrasilOSbut meanwhile, gotta figure out why KDE's being stupid about keyboard layouts
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06:15.53mhallpembo13: there's got to be some way to pull its head out its butt
06:16.52WorkaphobiaI just switched to the latest kopete beta - anyone know where I could get a gaim theme for it?
06:17.00Workaphobiaeverything else hurts my eyes
06:17.03mhallgaim? hibt?
06:17.24Workaphobiahibt?
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06:22.21sarath_lakshmanhi
06:22.27sarath_lakshmani hav a prob with kdm
06:22.38sarath_lakshmanwhen i try to login
06:22.44sarath_lakshmanitrestarts kdm
06:22.54sarath_lakshmanplease help
06:23.44sarath_lakshmanhey anyone here
06:26.28mhallsarath_lakshman: you also have a problem with your return key-- it gets depressed mid-sentence
06:26.53sarath_lakshman??
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06:28.23ArdonikIt's a clever way of saying "slow down and type complete sentences, please"
06:28.46sarath_lakshmanok
06:29.09backpocketheh
06:29.31sarath_lakshmanmy problem is: when i try to login it goes to a default background screen, the pauses for few second and restarts kdm
06:30.04sarath_lakshmanhow can i solve this?
06:31.16backpocketmhall, you aware of any way to speed up "ssh -YC -c arcfour ..." trying to run firefox remotely/encrypted. 6megabit connection at A and Z points... the ssh server is a 3GHz box with 1 gig of ram.. takes a good 2mins to run firefox.Once it comes up, browsing is realtively fast overall - but the first 2mins kills me.
06:32.42sarath_lakshmanno answers here?? so i'm leaving
06:32.59backpocketsarath_lakshman, is that a threat, ora promise..?
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06:37.49jinx0rare there any signifigant changes from kde 3.4 to 3.5
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06:42.57Firztspawnmainly menu layout
06:43.04Firztspawnslight changes there
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06:47.34Hellmark[RS]quick question, just update from 3.4 to 3.5, and now, when I load up the home sidebar in Konqueror, it shows every archive in with the folders. Is there any way to have it list only the folders in the home directory, like it used to?
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06:56.40mhallbackpocket: i have bad luck with performance in SSH
06:57.02mhallbackpocket: maybe you could try VPN instead
06:57.18mhallbut VPN sucks to set up
06:57.24backpocketmhall, I can do most things very fast with ssh using tunnel port redirects (essentially using the ssh server as a router)
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06:57.42backpocketbut for running X apps off the SSH server and routing the gui to me, that's the only sluggish part I got left
06:58.00mhallbackpocket: well that's bandwidth hungry and SSH links are slow so i'm not surprised
06:58.07mhallbackpocket: is it faster if you use VNC?
06:58.27mhallbackpocket: i doubt it's any better but you can try it, plus vnc is encrypted by itself if you use the proper release
06:58.38backpocketwell I dont want/need a whole remote desktop ala freeNX
06:58.49mhallbackpocket: ok nevermind then
06:58.58backpocketmhall, I fwd a port inbound from the public to my SSH box
06:59.12backpocketso I can reach my work-WAN behind the corporate gfirewall
06:59.20backpocket..from home
06:59.46backpocketthe oprt redirect works well for vnc and rdp
06:59.48backpocketport*
07:00.20backpocketbut sometimes I want to run encrypted apps off the sh server itself (not redirect from the ssh server off to another box..) and that's the only sluggish part left
07:00.27mhallRDP is obviously the best solution because it has the smartest protocol of course though it's not supported on linux since it's proprietary as fucking hell
07:00.35backpocketI'm just bean-counting tweaking -- I do this when I am bored.
07:00.47backpocketwell rdp works fine for reaching other win boxes
07:00.55backpocketoff the ssh session redirected tunnel
07:00.57backpocketas does vnc
07:01.01mhallright and it's way way faster than any of the unix approaches by far
07:01.21backpocketpretty quick with the bandwidth I got + the arcfour encryption which is speedy
07:01.26mhallbecause it's better protocol-- it has understanding of the gui widgets instead of just thinking 'ooh great big bitmap of screen'
07:01.34backpocketyea
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07:01.51mhallone of my friends is being a real cock
07:01.55backpocketfreeNX is rather annoying to install on fc5 from what I have read I want to wait a bit for that to settle down
07:02.03mhalli asked some simple favors from him and he played video games all day instead
07:02.07backpocketand I really dont need a whole desktop - so freenX is overkill for me
07:02.21backpocketssh works rather well as a vpn substitute
07:02.21mhallhe expects me to help convert his system to linux tomorrow instead of doing my homework
07:02.24mhallfuck him anyway
07:02.30backpocketi haven't been able to get a vpn client working in linux
07:02.52backpocketwhat favor?
07:02.58mhallyeah not very easy to do and there are some very interesting weirdnesses one must consider
07:03.07RockTmorning
07:03.12mhalllike, some asshole with no insurance rear-ended my truck and damaged the frame
07:03.17mhallso i have nothing to drive
07:03.21backpocketmhall,  you mean with a vpn client? yea big issues trying to get that going
07:03.34backpocketI tried rather hard trying to get citrix client running on linux 0- that failed too
07:03.39mhallmeanwhile i have this eye infection developing and i need some drops because my eyes are killing me
07:03.47mhalland he won't drive me to the store to get drops
07:03.50backpocketthe latest citrix client insisted on an older version of openmotif...... I had to downgrade - shit still didnt work
07:04.09backpocketouch mhall
07:04.30mhallthen also yesterday i asked for help moving some furniture- he promised to come help but watched tv and played games instead and showed up after i went to bed forcing me to have to wake up from bed to do it
07:04.44backpocketsounds like he is a fair weather friend
07:04.48backpocketI've had plenty of those
07:04.50mhallthen also, i have this serious problem that stresses me out, my mom calls me and blames me for this car accident
07:05.05mhalland i needed somebody to complain to for just a couple of minutes
07:05.13mhallbut of course video games are more important
07:05.28Firztspawnwhat video game?
07:05.32mhallthe most fucked up part is i was planning on sharing my college graduation party with him
07:05.32backpocketi'd reevalutate your classification of him as a friend imho
07:05.44mhalland he'd been a good friend up until now
07:05.51mhallso this is going to cause a fucking problem
07:06.07Workaphobiaso set up linux on his machine and keep the administrator password for yourself. Then take incremental revenge as you see fit.
07:07.02RockTI accidently deleted the trash folder on my desktop, how can I restore it?
07:07.21mhalli can't believe my damn mom. she calls up knowing nothing about the accident not being there when it happened, then starts insisting it's my fault that me and another friend got sore backs and necks and need some medical help, and insists it would not have occurred if i used turn signals (bullshit you bitch- i did) and then gets pissed at me when i disagree
07:07.33mhalland my friend too, what an asshole he's turned out to be
07:07.55mhallRockT: drag over a new one from konqueror
07:08.04mhallWorkaphobia: easier just to do nothing
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07:08.32backpocket...sounds like a lot of confusion
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07:10.04Hellmark[RS]mhall, that really sucks, I know how it is though, have had alot of that myself. Not fun
07:10.05RockTmhall, I can copy or move but I just get a normal folder
07:10.10mhallhow the fuck she believe i could be at fault for getting hit from behind certainly does baffle me
07:10.17mhallRockT: er weird
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07:10.55mhallthe best part is in a few months i have my own fulltime job and i can just not call her back or answer the phone =)
07:11.26Hellmark[RS]anyone know how to have the home sidebar in konqueror show only directories, and not archives?
07:12.14backpocketmhall, respect for parents is earned not given freely imho
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07:12.31mhallbackpocket: good call
07:12.42backpocketNot that one should be outrightly disrespectful ... but either respectful, or distant...
07:12.56mhallthat's what's great about IRC, i can go on a tear and most people understand
07:13.10backpocketnetiher me nor my wife have spoen to our parents in yrs.
07:13.13backpocketspoken*
07:13.15mhallthis channel's definitely the most chill one i have been on so far
07:13.40mhallpeople come here, they chat, hang out, try to help with questions even if they're not purely KDE, etc.
07:13.53mhalla very good environment; i hope my presence is not polluting it =)
07:13.55backpocketso far I haven't seen too much of the high-&-mighty RTFM'ers
07:14.15mhalli'm OK with an RTFM occasionally, some people really need to just fucking google it
07:14.23mhallbut at the same time no need to get out of hand
07:14.25backpocketthe penguins with their beaks shoved up their own a$$es smelling what they think is roses.
07:14.30backpocket..you know the type.
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07:14.51mhalli especially avoid saying rtfm about finding software because i'm good at hunting and it's hard when you don't know the proper vocabulary
07:14.57backpocketoh I agree... you shouldn't ask until you've spent 3+ hrs on google and reading man pages.
07:15.33WorkaphobiaI don't measure it by hours, but by how exhausted and depressed you feel after a decent manpage hunt
07:15.44backpocket9.5/10 of my problems I've solved on my own... and a good 35% of them were really difficult ones that hurt and took a long time
07:15.54mhallit wouldn't be unix without those
07:16.12backpocketwell yea I dont think it should be metered...
07:16.19backpocketi.e. 3hrs... 3.2 hrs..
07:16.27mhallbut you metered it first :-P
07:16.35backpocketfor example... setting up a vpn client for sonicwall on linux? Yea I gave up on that.
07:16.43backpocketUsing SSH tunneling as an alternative.
07:16.53backpocketyea mhall  :)
07:17.06mhallpoint to point tunneling protocol isn't bad if you have linux 2.6 with PPP MPPE compression enabled
07:17.16mhallbut L2TP will make you wish you were not ever even born
07:17.19backpocketwell with linux boxes on both ends, yea I'm sure its easier
07:17.28backpocketbut in my world, I have to hook up to a sonicwall
07:17.31mhallirony is of course that PPTP is entirely insecure
07:17.51mhallbackpocket: right-o but i meant with Linux as client bool-or server, that setup is the key
07:17.58backpocketI'm happy with ssh from linunx... from windows, the sonicwall global vpn client works fine, of course.
07:18.24mhallsome cock-knockers released a linux GUI vpn client that's supposed to get the job done
07:18.34backpocketone day if I have the time, I'd love to try to set up a samba domain controller to rerplace my 2k3 servers :)
07:18.59mhallyeah with the latest version about to hit the decks this will apparently be supported or close to supported
07:19.08mhallthose samba people are obscenely dedicated
07:19.26backpocketI dont use samba to mount shares anymore... use cifs (faster)
07:19.32mhallthey have to reverse engineer everything, many times with byte orders wrong, sessions encrypted, ack, just horrible horrible stuff
07:19.33backpocketbut samba has its place
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07:19.43mhalluh you are confusing samba with smb
07:19.53mhallsamba -> supports smb and cifs
07:20.01backpocketI thought they were part of the whole
07:20.17Q-collectivehehe
07:20.18mhallwell cifs is really just like the next release of smb
07:20.28mhallM$ just named it all wonky to try to make more $
07:20.34backpocketI do mount -t cifs //windows/share /local/path -o username=blah,uid=myuser
07:20.47mhallbackpocket: right-o that's because client is in kernel
07:20.49backpocketused to do smbmount
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07:21.04mhallbackpocket: yeah but smbmount is not what you are supposed to do
07:21.13backpockethowso (curious)
07:21.19backpocketmeaning, why is smbmount "bad"
07:21.24mhallThis command is designed to be run from within /bin/mount by giving
07:21.24mhallthe option '-t smbfs'. For example: mount -t smbfs -o username=tridge,password=foobar //fjall/test /data/test
07:21.42mhallif you don't believe me read the output from a plain jane run of your smbmount binary
07:21.50mhallyou will see the above notification
07:22.00mhallso really the parallel commands would be as follows
07:22.15mhallmount -t cifs //windows/share /local/path -o username=blah,uid=myuser -AND- mount -t smbfs //windows/share /local/path -o username=blah,uid=myuser
07:22.34mhallif you look in the kernel config you will see following stuff
07:22.57mhallCONFIG_CIFS=y
07:23.08mhallCONFIG_SMB_FS=y
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07:23.34mhallthey are simply kernel clients that talk over the network in the CIFS or SMB protocols and then put it into your directory tree
07:23.48mhallso really what mount does is simply pass stuff into the kernel with the right syscalls
07:24.07backpocketso smb was doing it wrong
07:24.11backpocketyet the result worked
07:24.50mhallwell the calls you use and arguments you pass are fs-specific
07:24.58mhalldifferent fses require different calls and options
07:25.02backpocketah
07:25.07mhallso in fact, mount uses smbmount to make the smb calls
07:25.15backpocketso mount passes it the kernel making the fs irrelevant
07:25.17backpocketi see
07:25.26mhalland uses mount.cifs to make the cifs calls
07:25.39mhallbut in the end, once it's mounted, everything is almost transparent
07:26.02mhallthe mount process is fs-specific, but reading writing creating, and directory stuff, and link stuff, these apis are fs-independent
07:26.21mhalleach fs does it differently down below but the higher parts of the kernel and the c library don't need to know
07:26.25backpocketabout 3 yrs ago I endeavoured to rid myself of the need for windows ... 3 yrs later I'm 97$ there.
07:26.29backpocket97% even
07:26.39mhallall you have got to look for if you're a C programmer is error codes from your fs functions
07:26.53mhalllike if you make a symbolic link on SMB, that will fail with an error code
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07:27.10backpocketyea I got that mhall - almost like a superserver -- the fs is not relevant at the kernel level ... the fs takes care of itself without a virtualization as smb I suppose was doing
07:27.14mhallbut if you do it on any of the other oses that support em, the call behaves the same way on each working fs
07:27.34mhallthis is the basic idea behind kernels and C libraries in unix
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07:27.39mhalland the POSIX specs
07:27.50mhallonce you have these layers taken care of right
07:27.58mhalleverything else just falls into place pretty naturally
07:28.18mhallso it's actually good you brought up your example
07:28.27backpocketit is?
07:28.28mhallbecause you really struck at the heart of the unix philosophy
07:28.43mhallit was a good way to explore the way unix thinks about things
07:28.56mhalland good software design in general tends to work the same way
07:29.09mhallyou have modules which make deals with each other about how they interface
07:29.21mhalland some modules will take care of dirty work and hide how it's done
07:29.35mhalland other modules just talk to the module and the problem is taken care of, like a black box
07:29.40backpocketyea, core services passing instructions down, leveraging existing virtualizations which handle themselves irrespective of the writes/reads...
07:29.44mhallyou don't care how it does it, you just know it works
07:30.09backpocketsimilar to the babel fish in Hithiker's guide to the galaxy
07:30.14backpocket...or the universal translator :)
07:30.35Q-collectivehhgttg++
07:30.40mhallright about the fish-- this is also a good reason why we have the old joke: those who fail to learn unix are doomed to reinvent it poorly
07:31.03Q-collective:)
07:31.07mhallbecause the design principle unix used to get the job done is about the best there is
07:31.23mhallso if you ignore this idea and go off on a tangent you're pretty much guaranteed to do worse
07:31.38mhallof course it's got rough edges so this isn't perfectly true
07:31.42backpocket<cough> bill <cough>
07:31.50Q-collectivewell, the current linux world isn't that great either
07:31.51mhallbut you can see as an admin how bad drive letters are for example
07:32.00Q-collectivenetwork transparency is awfully done
07:32.09Q-collectivekde is just about the only one to do it right
07:32.12mhalldrive letters get in your way when you rearrange disks, run out of room, etc.
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07:32.18backpocketdrive letters can complicate things -- being pc-specific it makes it difficult to get things done on occasion
07:32.20mhallQ-collective: yeah you are surely correct there
07:33.05mhallQ-collective: plan 9 fixed it but nobody switched, which leads to the next joke: the worst thing that can happen to a brilliant new operating system is an old one that's just barely good enough to get the job done :-)
07:33.35mhallbackpocket: exactly, by deviating from UNIX they made problems worse ;)
07:33.35backpocketmhall another very godo example of what you're referring to... is server virtualization
07:33.55backpocketwhole OS's living in a virtualization layer (vmware)
07:33.58backpocketor zen...
07:34.04mhallbackpocket: like, many minimachines on a big fat NUMA box?
07:34.11mhallor solaris 10 zones
07:34.14mhallthat's another one
07:34.23backpocketI find that so cool ... an whole OS in 4 files.
07:34.40Q-collectivemhall: indeed, that's why the Hurd never took off either :-(
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07:35.23backpocket..oh did something happen? let me go back to my golden frozen OS on my LTO tape ..... reload virtual server... 20 mins later fresh working server thawed from its frozen state
07:36.07mhallbackpocket: real revolution will be when you can do it for terminals or desktops
07:36.16backpocketwell that iosnt that far off
07:36.25mhallbackpocket: remotely over the network with no trip over to boot / screw with a node
07:36.47backpocketIf I had the skill (which I dont) I'd make live cd distros uniqyue to my work environment for the clients... pre-made live-cd terminals with no hard disk... just 1 gig of ram.
07:37.08Q-collectivebackpocket: look into Gentoo
07:37.08Q-collective;)
07:37.25backpocketwell problem is 40% of the apps we run are Bill Gates specific.
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07:37.33Q-collectiveaargh
07:37.35backpocketas far as live-cd's I'd stick with kanotix or knoppix.
07:38.05DeadS0ulhas anyone tried the xgl live cd?
07:38.14backpocketxgl........
07:38.20backpocketwhaz dat
07:38.32Q-collectivewell, I was stuck with the gentoo livecd for a very long time because it's the only livecd I know off to include dhcpcd
07:38.44Q-collectiveso, I was very happy when 2006.0 came out :-)
07:38.50backpocketreally...knoppix doesnt? interesting.
07:38.51mhallbackpocket: hey if you want i got a doc on how to make your own custom ones
07:38.56Q-collectiveand now we have the kororaa 0.2 xgl livecd :D
07:38.58backpocketmhall,  I read a few
07:39.08mhallbackpocket: mine actually works on the first try
07:39.15backpocketthere were a little intimidating
07:39.28mhallyes that's why i wrote mine even
07:39.31Q-collectivebackpocket: no, knoppix has a different dhcp system, but not dhcpcd
07:40.00backpocketsee also -- the knoppix style live-CDs offer Waaaaaaay tooo much for my standard peon users to have at their disposal... would be like giving a loaded gun to a child.... nessus comes with knoppix lol
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07:40.11backpocketI wouldn't give that to a peon of mine if they paid me to do it.
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07:40.30backpocket... so I'd have to curtail the knoppix base distro down a lot.......
07:40.58backpocketand i dont think the standard joe/jane sixpack at the office can handle a lite distro like Damn Small
07:41.01DeadS0ulgive'em gnoppix then
07:41.05Q-collectivehah
07:41.24Q-collectivekororaa++ :-)
07:41.34backpocketthey should make a distro ... call it "idiot"
07:41.58Q-collectiveno, "idiotux"
07:42.00Q-collective:-)
07:42.02backpocket... but that should be the develpment name... then call it "Excecutive desktop" when it's released
07:42.13Q-collective-c
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07:42.24DeadS0ulhahahaha
07:42.31DeadS0ulI totally agree with that
07:42.36Q-collectivebackpocket: like novell desktop?
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07:42.44backpocketMy VP's at the office....... they still use AOL to browse the net and check mail......
07:42.45Q-collectiveor rhel?
07:42.54backpocketthat's right feel my pain.
07:42.56Q-collectiveomg :|
07:43.00backpocketlol
07:43.04mhallbackpocket: idiotix =)
07:43.07backpocketlol
07:43.36DeadS0ulyour kidding
07:43.38DeadS0ulAOL of all things
07:43.40backpocketI mean, luckily I get one of my under-admins to fix most of their problems... but once in a while I fix one.. and I just have to bite my tongue till it bleeds...
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07:44.45backpocketand always....... these guys run aol on a Suh-weeet Dell laptop..... it's light as a feather, spec'ed out by me, with 2 gigs of ram and a 2.4gig CPU with a dvd-rw, bluetoo9th, the works... to run AOL ... it oughta be illegal
07:45.43DeadS0ul...bloody hell
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07:46.04DeadS0ulyou make workign in IT sound like torture
07:46.05backpocket...these guys dont even use IE.. then use the embedded aol browser, complete with ads, and aol keywords .. no URL-direct browsing for these unibrows... no..
07:46.38Q-collective*shiver*
07:46.45Q-collectiveinstall firefox on there
07:46.46backpocketwell luckily these VPs are handled by one ogf my guys whose job it is to be the tech turd... u know.. the guy to fix that printer, that fax machine.... hey my email attachment isn't going... (click send maybe..)
07:46.46Q-collectiveNOW
07:46.59DeadS0ulI think I have the aol borwser on my windows partition, ..came along with the new AIM
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07:48.19DeadS0ulhmmm I need lynard skynard albums
07:48.35Q-collectivewtf
07:49.00Q-collectiveevolution vs creationism topic on fgo/otw :|
07:49.13DeadS0ulfgo?
07:49.14DeadS0ulwtf is that?
07:49.17Q-collectivenow, otw is pretty stupid, but this is a new record I think
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07:49.32Q-collective?? fgo
07:49.32DDBq-collective: fgo: forums.gentoo.org the fucking greatest forums yet to be conceived
07:50.01backpocketI hear the only way to run dvd shrink in linux is to go WINE -- is that true?
07:50.19mhallno there is a linux equivalent
07:50.29Q-collectivedvd shrink is some wannabe dvd::rip?
07:50.39mhallxdvdshrink - copies of DVD content on single-layer writable DVDs
07:50.45mhallk9copy - copy DVD like dvdshrink
07:50.57mhallQ-collective: yes and no
07:51.07Q-collective:)
07:51.16mhallQ-collective: it's mostly a 2-layer to 1-layer reformatter and extras stripper
07:51.23Q-collectiveah
07:51.28backpocketyea it allows for the dual layer movies (longer movies) to be nicely placed on a single layer
07:51.37peppelorumIs it possible to hide the "switch user" and "lock session" i n the k-menu?
07:51.45mhallQ-collective: and it's meant to be wizardish, requiring minimal intervention to DeCSS, select files, and reformat the MPEG 2 stream to make it tinier
07:51.47backpocketalso nicely strips out subtites in other language sif you dont want it -- menus, etc.
07:52.03Q-collectivemhall: interesting
07:52.09backpocketI gather that k9copy is the equivalent?
07:52.09mhallbackpocket: k9copy is the generally accepted linux incantation btw
07:52.09Q-collectivehmm
07:52.14backpocketi see
07:52.18backpocketis that YUMable?
07:52.30mhalli'm not sure; i use debian + marillat archive
07:52.38backpocketah -- i'll cehck then
07:52.55mhalli bet it can only be 'yummy' if you have an outside repo
07:53.08mhallthe main distros are wary to distribute vobsub / decss / libdecss
07:53.09backpocketyea well i added livna
07:53.17backpocketwhich is the popular one to add for all the goodies
07:53.19Q-collectivemore wizardish ey
07:53.26Q-collectivelike thoggen I guess? :>
07:53.31mhallQ-collective: yeah less control but less shit to deal with
07:53.33Q-collectivedunno k9copy
07:53.48mhallQ-collective: if you're in a hurry to burn your shit ASAP this compromise makes sense
07:53.48backpocketk9copy is not yummable.
07:53.59mhallthat's lame as fuck
07:54.04backpocketi must say the compression it uses is quite good
07:54.14backpocketalso you can easily rip JUST the movie
07:54.19mhallright
07:54.22backpocketstrip out the menu, extras, etc.
07:54.27mhallone might argue this is for two reasons
07:54.35mhallTV of non-HD variety --> bad quality
07:54.46backpocketand youc ant tell the diff anyway
07:54.50mhall2-layer DVDs --> deliberate bloat to complicate copying
07:55.07mhall2-layer DVDs --> extra layer of bullshit content about which no sensible human gives two shits
07:55.09backpocketI mean I dont intend to kill my 3ghz XP box - but I was wondering if there was a variant for my linux 3ghz box :)
07:55.16mhalli lied, 3 reasons
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07:55.36mhallbackpocket: as you can see i'm fairly blunt
07:55.47backpocketmhall, I have seen some DVD's... with short movies... they copy the movie on the disc 2x ... and join the movies up - just to make it fatter and harder to copy to single layers...
07:56.03backpocketthough dvd shrink gets theru that pretty quick. yea blunt - indeed.
07:56.07mhallbackpocket: haha
07:56.29mhallbackpocket: i love how dvd shrink's authors have a website that tells you to just fucking google it
07:56.36backpockethehehh yea
07:56.37mhallthey don't even wanna host their program lol!!!
07:56.56backpocketalso for some movies like Hitch...... sony put a glitch in there on puropise
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07:56.59mhallbut hey if i was those 1337 h4x0r d00ds i wouldn't host that shiiiiiiyt either
07:57.06backpocketneeded the latest version of DVD decryptor to get it off...
07:57.15mhallunless i wanna get reamed a new asshole by the feds n stuff
07:57.25backpocketwell those morons are selling it
07:57.28mhalland i'm quite happy with the one i have
07:57.37mhallso i don't think that i want to go that route, hehe
07:58.07mhalllol i wish there was a chan where my jokes were funny
07:58.16mhalllike a chan that was a portal to a different reality
07:58.19mhallheh heh heh
07:58.52backpockethmm no rpm's for fedora? http://k9copy.sourceforge.net/index.php
08:00.50mhallyeah not sure what to say
08:00.55mhallcompile into /usr/local i guess
08:01.00backpocket..yea guess I will have ta compile it
08:01.01mhalldoes RH support that like debian
08:01.13backpocketyea I should be able to compile it -- BLAH
08:01.19mhallcause in deb anything compiled to local generally works no problem
08:01.21Q-collectiveoh, btw, I'm using acidrip myself atm
08:01.26backpocketyea indeed -- just a pain
08:01.30Q-collectiveany kde/qt counterparts to it?
08:01.30mhallalthough it's kind of crap to have to do it
08:01.38mhalllet me look
08:02.36backpocketwell Q i have the GTK kit installed
08:02.52backpocket...i should be able to use that also
08:03.06backpocketI mean, I could always do it on Bill's Box
08:03.09backpocketno biggie
08:03.27mhallyeah also you might consider... gtk2-engines-gtk-qt to make it look Qt
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08:04.15Q-collectiveyeah well
08:04.43mhall? Q-collective
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08:06.39Q-collectiveI'm familiar with x11-themes/gtk-engines-qt ;)
08:06.47Q-collectivebut don't think it works that well
08:06.50backpocketon another topic... assuming in a perfect world, my users @ work could handle a linux desktop ... is there a linux-based domain controller that would allow me to restrict and allocate resources, printers, permissions, local rights, etc?
08:07.03backpocketi heard RHEL was working on one..
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08:07.40Q-collectivebackpocket: as in gui?
08:07.45backpocketwhadya mean
08:07.45Q-collectivehmm
08:08.01backpocketlike a gui control panel domain cotnroller as opposed to text only?
08:08.05Q-collectiveas a configuration frontend for it
08:08.08backpocketoh
08:08.27backpocketwell I suppose the basic question is - does a linux domain controller (ala windows) exist for linux clients
08:08.36backpocketthen yea, Q #2 would be -- is there a front end to it
08:08.47Q-collective:)
08:08.49Q-collectivehmm
08:08.54Q-collectivenot sure tbh
08:09.09backpocketthe Q #3 would be - would such a domain controller be able to handle win32 clients as well
08:09.15backpockettbh?
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08:09.23mhallbackpocket: to be honest
08:09.30backpocketah
08:09.43Q-collectivemhall: you have anything on it? :-)
08:09.44backpocketit's ok to not be sure... that's the first step of self knowledge ;)
08:09.51mhallbackpocket: anyhow there are methods people use to make it work
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08:10.03backpocketwell being clueless on this that's why I asked
08:10.04mhallbackpocket: but nothing so formal as the domain controller approach
08:10.16mhallbackpocket: that's my understanding of the situation
08:10.16backpocketwhile I coulda google'd this -- makes for good conversation anyway
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08:10.41mhallbackpocket: they are getting smarter about it, so far they have what they call kickstart files which make it trivial to install identically set up boxen
08:10.58backpocketbecause lets be honest....... if everyone had a linux client/desktop .. they'd need access restriction locally to allow & not allow things, resource allocations.... etc
08:11.12mhallbackpocket: as for printers, you handle that by allocating printing to queues based on the kind of print job
08:11.22mhallbackpocket: like color job queue and black and white queue
08:11.34mhallbackpocket: then the cups server allocates the jobs to printers
08:11.43mhallbackpocket: and you tell the clients to send all jobs to the cups server
08:11.57Q-collectivehmm
08:11.59backpocketright, but like allocate printers to groups... commonly-accessed "shares" to groups...
08:12.01mhallbackpocket: but these are all modules, windows wins here because while crappy, it's integrated
08:12.07backpocketgroup-based access rights & restirctions, etc.
08:12.11Q-collectivea gui like yast would help in this area
08:12.16Q-collective:>
08:12.54mhallbackpocket: yeah that's easy you can make things sort out by unix groups
08:12.54mhallbackpocket: that's how you handle users' device access
08:12.54mhallbackpocket: add and remove them from groups owning the devices
08:12.54Q-collectiveindeed
08:12.54backpockethmm it would have to be a setup on many fronts
08:13.04backpocketthe client's desktops would need to be a crippled distro..... with only the basics.
08:13.25mhallbackpocket: resource allocations are done with the filesystem quotææĂæätas
08:13.28Q-collectivenah, chmod/chown is what you need
08:13.30Q-collective:-)
08:13.35backpocketand web browsing would have to be proxied by domain login
08:13.36mhallack text encoding broke on me
08:13.41backpocketwhich is what i do now in win 2k3
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08:14.06Q-collectivebackpocket: why proxy?
08:14.33backpocketi force all win clients to proxy their connections - then I instruct the domain controller to tell the client to REMOVE the tab that allows for proxy config, so they cannot UNDO it.
08:14.41backpocketwell I have two squid proxies running
08:14.58backpocket1 for peons.......... DENY ALL except the regex's that include BLAHBLAH in the URL
08:15.05backpocketI got about 125 regex's
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08:15.27backpocketthen....... for the managers, I'm just caching chunks of the internet to save on hits on the real internet......... just a proxy cache
08:15.41backpocketbut no restrictions for them
08:15.59backpocket..the firewall handles the playboy and sexy google requests with built-in content filters (subscription based)
08:16.14mhallbackpocket: you firewall the managers?
08:16.20Q-collectiveheh
08:16.27backpocketthe hwole network is firewalled :)
08:16.44backpocketif that was a joke, I missed it :)
08:17.03mhallbackpocket: you said the nonmanagers can only get certain urls
08:17.10mhallbackpocket: and the firewall takes care of teh pr0n
08:17.17backpocketyea all the clients are blocked from direct port 80 outbound calls
08:17.22mhallbackpocket: which led me to think only managers need to be filtered from pr0n
08:17.25backpocketbut the proxies ar ein the LAN
08:17.35backpocketno everything pipes out thru the firewall
08:17.37backpocketproxies and all
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08:17.44backpocketthe proxies are not public
08:17.45mhall*I KNOW* but that's not what i mean
08:18.01backpocketwell i mean the peons dont need the filter yer ruight
08:18.01mhallwhat i mean is, can the users even trigger the firewall rules to prevent them from getting pr0n
08:18.05backpocketyer right
08:18.15backpocketbut it's there -- so i mentioned it --
08:18.18mhallso you have to block managers from dling pr0n
08:18.26backpocketyea and my other admins who aren't proxied :D
08:18.37mhallif they're dling pr0n maybe they are not busy enough managing
08:18.48backpocketindeed - but that's not my job
08:19.03mhallwhomever is doing that job is not doing that job
08:19.07backpocketindeed
08:19.09Q-collectivehehe
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08:19.20backpocketbut we know one thing: they cannot jack off in my LAN
08:19.36backpocketunless, www.usps.com gets them h ot-n-heavy
08:20.02backpocketor those sexy salespeople @ www.staples.com
08:20.17Q-collectivebtw, are there any roadmaps for 3.5.3/.4/.5/...?
08:20.46mhalloof =(
08:20.49backpocketheh
08:20.59mhallbackpocket: finally now you crack a joke hehe
08:21.08Q-collective:)
08:21.13mhallbackpocket: of course they can't jack off in your LAN; they aren't electricity
08:21.19backpocketheh
08:21.29backpocketthat was a pun
08:21.44backpocket..I got it <makes butthead uhuhu uhuhuh sound>
08:21.45mhallbetter yet-- a bad one
08:22.32backpocketQ-collective, the lack of answer to you 3.5.3 Question would imply that no one knows.
08:22.48mhallbackpocket: more likely that everybody is asleep, drunk, or both
08:22.48Q-collectiveapperently
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08:23.10mhallin my case clueless and mildly buzzed
08:23.12backpocketwould having a few mapped drives to windows boxes from my linux box, cause Konqueror to stall when trying to load up /home/me
08:23.19mhallreally cannot allout drink because i'm quite sick
08:23.25Q-collectivehehe
08:23.33backpocketi mapped a few win shares and lately when i try to bring up HOME, I get "stalled" at the bottom of konqueror
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08:23.52backpocketsick as in a cold/
08:24.01mhallwhat this means is, when i tries to get data on your win shares, something isn't right
08:24.07mhallyes sick with cold / flu since monday
08:24.19mhalland then the car wreck does not help the fuckin situation either =(
08:24.25Q-collectivewoot, google is great: "KDE Developer's Corner - KDE 3.0 Release Plan"
08:24.26Q-collective:-)
08:24.29backpocketthe wife has a sore throat........ been trying to avoid getting it --
08:24.33mhallQ-collective: mmhmm
08:24.47mhallwhat? did i hear right? an admin with a wife?
08:24.51backpocketlol
08:24.52mhallhave i been trolled
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08:25.10backpocketshe gives me shit for being attached to the keyboard when i get home
08:25.11sfx_hi
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08:25.27sfx_can i login with root kde start ?*
08:25.29backpocketshe walks by slapping her forearm, implying I have an addiction...........
08:25.34mhallbackpocket: if she was halfway cute i'd be attached to something very different from the keyboard
08:25.56backpocketheh -- well mhall this is my hobby as well as my job -- :)
08:26.03backpocketalso I'm married 6 yrs
08:26.07mhallright i'm just rattling a little
08:26.09Q-collectiveomg :o
08:26.13mhallQ-collective: ?
08:26.18backpocketwhen yer married a while...... you realize that new ass > old ass
08:26.31Q-collectivemhall: an admin with a wife, something feels wrong
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08:26.55backpocketyea and she's a machead
08:27.02backpocketshit-n-tosh
08:27.35Q-collectiveNOOOOOOOO
08:27.37Q-collective:-)
08:27.54backpocketyea... you should see her when she sits at my table to check for movies or something
08:28.35backpocketit's quite amusing
08:29.47mhallbackpocket: you are harsh
08:29.57backpocketnah.. the tone doesn't come thru in text
08:30.10mhallbackpocket: if you want to get her going install Debian on her Mac after you back it up
08:30.24backpocketlol :)
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08:30.27mhallbackpocket: then put back the same screen saver
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08:30.32sfx_hi
08:30.38sfx_root logins are not allowed on kde startup
08:30.39backpocketI wanna drop her mac down to her freeBSD cmd prompt and run it full screen
08:30.41sfx_how can i allow it ?
08:30.48backpocketbut I think I'd be sleeping on the couch if I did that
08:31.00mhallbackpocket: lol but would it be worth it
08:31.04backpocket:)
08:31.11sfx_?? who can help :)
08:31.11DDBsfx_: term "who can help :)" is not defined
08:31.12Ardoniksfx_: why do you wanna run kde as root?!
08:31.38backpocketsfx_, if you wanna run kde as root - i suggest you try Linspire.
08:31.41ArdonikRun as a normal user and use sudo for the root stuff
08:32.02Q-collectivehehehe
08:32.04sfx_huh..
08:32.11Q-collectivesu - > startkde as root
08:32.20backpocketsfx_, try Linspire
08:32.22ArdonikYou shouldn't run graphical apps as root.
08:32.41sfx_but why ?
08:32.52sfx_i always run as root :)
08:32.54ArdonikRoot should be used for running simple commands that have vulnerabilities ironed out of them.
08:33.14Q-collectivesfx_: the main problem with windows security is that you run as admin by default
08:33.19ArdonikBig complex programs like KDE apps link to alots of libraries and introduce the potential for unexplored vulnerabilities.
08:33.20Q-collectivedon't run stuff as root...
08:33.22ArdonikIt's really unsafe.
08:33.32backpocketsfx_, if anyone were to sit down by your machine ... they'd have instant access to ruin your day.
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08:33.42sfx_only me..
08:33.45sfx_loca machine
08:33.47ArdonikUse sudo to regain the convenience of not having to swithc to root.
08:33.48sfx_local :)
08:33.54ArdonikDoesn't matter.
08:33.58backpocketsfx_,  you plan on fwding any ports inbound?
08:34.08ArdonikPlan on downloading any apps?
08:34.18mhallsfx_: don't do that shit or i'll lart you
08:34.18ArdonikSo you trust them to run with UID 0??
08:34.45Q-collectivelarting?
08:34.57mhallsfx_: i'll come all the way over to turkey and bonk you on the head with an inflatable hammer
08:35.07sfx_mhall: :)))
08:35.20Q-collectiveoh noes!
08:35.20mhallQ-collective: luser attitude readjustment tool
08:35.23sfx_ok ok
08:35.29sfx_dont shout at me
08:35.30sfx_:(
08:35.39ArdonikIt's okay
08:35.41Q-collectivemhall: nice
08:35.48ririsfx : do you hear something ? lol
08:35.50ArdonikIt's just that you should really reconsider running as root all the time.
08:35.53Q-collective.define lart luser attitude readjustment tool
08:35.54DDBq-collective: term "lart" is already defined
08:35.55sfx_riri: :P
08:35.58Q-collective?? lart
08:35.59DDBq-collective: lart: Luser Attitude Readjustment Tool
08:35.59sfx_hm
08:36.01ArdonikWhen everyone says it's dangerous, chances are they're right.
08:36.02backpocketsfx_, it's simply looked down upon by most upright, non-unibrow penguins to run as root.
08:36.03Q-collectivedarnit
08:36.05Q-collective:p
08:36.14ririi used to work as root
08:36.18mhallIstanbul was Constantinople
08:36.18mhallNow it's Istanbul, not Constantinople
08:36.18mhallBeen a long time gone, Constantinople
08:36.18mhallWhy did Constantinople get the works?
08:36.19mhallThat's nobody's business but the Turks
08:36.41riri(maybe i am now ? ) but as i compiled kde3.5.2 as user
08:36.52sfx_ok, now i wanna root's kde configs :P
08:36.54ririi noticed it's practical to be user ...
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08:37.17islamguide_comalthough i get fed up with the constant asking for passwords..
08:37.29Ardonikislamguide_com: use sudo
08:37.34ririmy user kde3.5.2 runs better as i compiled it with konstruct
08:37.35islamguide_comhow come kde's remember the password checkbox doesn't work?
08:37.41sfx_and i need ur help to some configurations.. i used as root always :((
08:37.42mhallislamguide_com: which app
08:37.49backpocketyea islamguide_com I agree - it doesn't work
08:38.00islamguide_comthings like YAST and stuff practically everthing
08:38.05Ardoniksfx_: configuring what?
08:38.12sfx_e.g i cant use sudo or su command.. and i can not hear sound..
08:38.12islamguide_comi wonder wad use is that box..
08:38.26pinotreehello
08:38.28sfx_Ardonik: kde configurations, themes vs.
08:38.36ririhi
08:38.44islamguide_comanyone here managed to get a five button mouse to work??
08:38.46backpocketthey should replace the passwd infrastructure with a USB Armpit sniffer
08:38.52Ardoniksfx_: you just want to copy those configs to a normal user account?
08:38.54backpocketarmpit scents are as unique as fingerprints.
08:39.06sfx_Ardonik: /root/. ??
08:39.09islamguide_commight as well use the latter..
08:39.29sfx_Ardonik: yes..
08:39.52Ardoniksfx_: cp /root/.kde ~user/.kde && chown -Rv user:user ~user/.kde
08:40.00Q-collective:)
08:40.15sfx_Ardonik: and there isn't sound,
08:40.27ArdonikThat's a different problem.  Get out of kde-root-mode first
08:40.35sfx_Ardonik: when kde starts, gave error. permission denied..
08:40.44ArdonikEasy to fix--that's what arts is for
08:40.46backpocketsfx_,  or better yet ... <fdisk: ntfs, sudo install winnus XPus>
08:41.00backpocketinstant root desktop.
08:41.10sfx_and i can not be root with "su" and can not use "sudo" :))
08:41.20sfx_ok well i must be root now :P
08:41.23Ardoniksfx_: what?
08:41.31ArdonikYou don't need su
08:41.36mhalldude sfx_ what kind of glass dick you been smoking from
08:41.53Ardonikedit /etc/sudoers and allow the wheel group to have full access (there's one line to uncomment)
08:42.02ArdonikThen add yourself to the wheel group.
08:42.10ArdonikBut please, exit from kde-as-root first!
08:42.12backpocketwhat is teh wheel group?
08:42.23mhallArdonik: better yet add your user... mhall   ALL=(ALL) ALL
08:42.32ArdonikWheel is the conventional name of a group that has unrestricted access when they authenticate with sudo
08:42.33sfx_Ardonik: i am using normal user
08:42.43backpocketah
08:42.55mhallbackpocket: it comes from BSD
08:43.07mhallbackpocket: in BSD you can't su unless you are in wheel even if you know the pass
08:43.12backpocketso much comes from bsd...
08:43.24mhallbackpocket: yeah it was a big innovation in the UNIX world
08:43.30Ardonikbackpocket: the BSD convention was good, so some Linux distros (and OSX) have stolen it
08:43.30backpocketbill's ftp.exe comes from bsd
08:43.38mhallbackpocket: imagine the horror, until BSD none of the unix commands were recursive !
08:43.57backpocketwell Ardonik the cool thing about BSD is u are allowed to steal it - as long as u give credit in the code
08:44.01Ardoniksfx_: do the sudo stuff
08:44.03mhallbackpocket: so what do you do when some doofus messes up 10,000 files and dirs' permissions or owners
08:44.11backpocketdidn't know that hall -- learned #2 thing today
08:44.29mhallbackpocket: or, the thing you learned was #2 lol
08:44.47mhallkind of reminds me why caps are important:
08:44.54sfx_Ardonik: OK i will back but now i need allow root acces on kde startup
08:45.00sfx_Ardonik: some configs :)
08:45.02mhallI helped my uncle jack off a horse. -OR- I helped my uncle Jack off a horse.
08:45.02Ardoniksfx_: no you don't
08:45.03backpocketsfx -- I am curious
08:45.10backpocketwhat will you gain from running as root?
08:45.16Ardonikroot should never log into KDE.
08:45.21mhallbackpocket: exploitability
08:45.57backpocketsfx I will fool myself and just say you're creating a honey pot.
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08:46.08mhallbackpocket: hahaha! good comeback
08:46.28Ardoniksfx_: to copy the previous root user KDE configs, open the konsole.
08:46.45mhalloof i broke konsole
08:46.47sfx_Ardonik: OK
08:46.50mhallunicode doesn't work right now
08:46.53Ardoniksfx_: sudo cp /root/.kde ~user/.kde && chown -Rv user:user ~user/.kde, as I said before
08:47.00sfx_Ardonik: yes
08:47.09ArdonikYou're done then.
08:47.18backpocket..in more ways than one.
08:47.21sfx_and i must install sudo stuff :)
08:47.28ArdonikFrom now on you never need to log in as root in KDE again, and most of your settings are copied over to the normal user.
08:47.41sfx_Ardonik: OK
08:47.47Ardoniksfx_: easy.  First, edit /etc/sudoers and do what mhall suggested
08:47.53ArdonikOr uncomment the "wheel" line.
08:48.02sfx_Ardonik: it is not exists
08:48.07ArdonikYes it does.
08:48.09backpocketsfx_, then you should hang a sign on your cable/dsl modem "Got root?"
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08:48.30mhallbackpocket: lol
08:48.32Ardonik# Same thing without a password
08:48.32Ardonik# %wheel        ALL=(ALL)       NOPASSWD: ALL
08:48.40sfx_bash: sudo: command not found
08:48.41sfx_lol
08:48.44mhallArdonik: BAD ARDONIK
08:48.54ArdonikWhat?  It was 2 lines.
08:48.57mhallArdonik: letting people in without pw?!?!
08:49.07ArdonikBleah.  Then uncomment the other one.
08:49.14mhalllart time!
08:49.19ArdonikAs for you, sfx_, you need to install the sudo package.
08:49.32backpocketsfx you using debian?
08:49.34backpocketor fedora
08:49.47Ardonikmhall: see you there
08:49.48sfx_gentoo with friends help :)
08:49.55Q-collectiveheh
08:49.57mhallArdonik: hehe
08:49.59ArdonikYOu bring your LART, I'll bring my cluebat, and we'll have a gay old time
08:50.18sfx_guys and sound problem
08:50.26ArdonikIs artsd running?
08:50.26mhallArdonik: actually i think i'll battle it out with my deagle
08:50.37mhallArdonik: counterstrike style
08:50.44Q-collectivesfx_: USE=-arts ?
08:50.47Ardoniksfx_: ps aufx | fgrep arts
08:50.52mhallArdonik: maybe go over to universal city and fight on the sets
08:50.59mhallArdonik: urban warfare ;)
08:51.09sfx_working
08:51.12Ardoniker, ps af
08:51.34sfx_a4tech@localhost ~ $ ps af| fgrep arts
08:51.34sfx_11106 pts/1    S+     0:00  \_ fgrep arts
08:51.42ArdonikSo no arts running.
08:51.47sfx_hmm.
08:51.49Ardonikartsd from konsole.
08:51.56Ardonikartsd -a alsa -d &
08:51.58Q-collectivearts sucks
08:52.03sfx_Error while initializing the sound driver:
08:52.03sfx_device /dev/dsp can't be opened (Permission denied)
08:52.05Q-collectivekeep away from it
08:52.15Ardoniksfx_: who's locking dev/dsp?
08:52.17ArdonikI bet it
08:52.23ArdonikI bet it's root, I meant to say
08:52.32sfx_Ardonik: ok i understood
08:52.32ArdonikTo find out, use the 'lsof' program.
08:52.38mhallsfx_: add yourself to audio group
08:52.47sfx_i never login as root :)
08:53.03Ardoniksfx_: install the lsof package and then do 'lsof /dev/dsp'
08:53.18ArdonikIt should tell you what process (and which user) are locking the audio device.
08:53.18mhallArdonik: dude Permission denied doesn't happen when it's already open by another user
08:53.23mhallArdonik: think about it
08:53.30Ardonikmhall: sure it does.
08:53.34mhallno
08:53.41mhallyou get Device or resource busy
08:53.50ArdonikYou need arts or something to multiplex the sound (some alsa cards can do concurrent access, though)
08:53.54sfx_Ardonik: ok, and i must be root
08:53.58mhallthe real reason is his non-root user is not in audio group
08:54.03sfx_Ardonik: su , sudo does not work
08:54.07Ardoniksfx_: no, you don't need to be root for any of that
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08:54.20Ardoniksfx_: get the sudo package.
08:54.39Ardoniksfx_: add yourself to the audio group and see if mhall's suggestion helps
08:54.41Q-collectiveArdonik: sfx_ http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_ALSA_sound_mixer_aka_dmix
08:54.44Q-collectivelook into it
08:54.48sfx_<PROTECTED>
08:54.54sfx_i have to emerge it
08:54.59Ardoniksfx_: yes.
08:55.04sfx_and i must be root..
08:55.07Q-collectivesu -
08:55.13Ardoniksu -c emerge ...
08:55.34mhalladd the user to the audio group already zOMGWTFBBQ
08:55.44Q-collectivesu > sudo
08:55.45Q-collectiveimho
08:55.56sfx_a4tech@localhost ~ $ su
08:55.56sfx_You are not authorized to su root
08:55.58sfx_:)
08:56.07Q-collectivenot in the wheel group?
08:56.12sfx_huh.. i will learn learn learn
08:56.18Q-collectivegroups
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08:56.31backpocketsfx_,  you sound like a lemming
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08:57.05backpocket..for those who don't know...
08:57.06Q-collectivemhall: the audio group doesn't do anything afaik
08:57.08Q-collective:^)
08:57.10backpocketLemming: A short-tailed, furry rodent known for its peculiar habit of committing mass suicide by hurling itself -- along with hundreds of over Lemmings -- over steep cliffs and into the ocean. In the world of pro wrestling, the term "lemming" began in the 1980's, referring to the WWF's large percentage of relatively uninformed, somewhat gullible, and fiercely loyal fans. In the 1990's, a "lemming" is a term bestowed on narrow-minded, bi
08:57.10backpocketased fans for any promotion, not just the WWF.
08:57.22sfx_brb guys :)
08:57.24ArdonikNot authorized to su root?  Humph
08:57.32sfx_we will fix it :)
08:57.32GraveDiggermoin moin
08:57.43Ardoniksfx_: fo left alt + left ctrl + f1 to get to another tty
08:57.47Ardoniks/fo/do
08:57.59Ardoniksfx_: and then log in as root from the tty and emerge sudo from there.
08:58.05sfx_ok
08:58.18sfx_yes
08:58.24sfx_emerge app-admin/sudo
08:58.34ArdonikTry it!
08:58.51ArdonikTo get back to X, do left alt + left ctrl + f7
08:59.00ArdonikOr whatever it's running on
08:59.07sfx_emerging
08:59.15backpocketmhall, what's your general-use distro of choice? (curious)
08:59.27mhallbackpocket: debian for everything except repair CDs
08:59.35backpocketsarge?
08:59.37backpocketor sid
08:59.39mhallbackpocket: for which i use hacked copies of the debian derivative knoppix
08:59.46sfx_Ardonik: and i will as root "  /root/.kde ~user/.kde && chown -Rv user:user ~user/.kde "
09:00.00Q-collectivesfx_: add yourself to the wheel group? :>
09:00.05Ardoniksfx_: very well--do it
09:00.12mhallbackpocket: sid + experimental. servers + workstations? why? because i'm crazy and i seem to have fewer bugs because they get fixed fastest in unstable
09:00.16ArdonikOnly, replace "~user" with your actual username
09:00.19sfx_Q-collective: how ? and whic rup ?
09:00.21sfx_Ardonik: ok
09:00.27sfx_which*
09:00.33Q-collectivesfx_: nano /etc/group
09:00.34backpocketyea and generally more features with sid versions
09:00.49backpocketas opposed to static versions
09:00.53sfx_ok sudoers exists :)
09:01.02sfx_Ardonik: i will do it
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09:01.17sfx_oohh
09:01.19sfx_:(
09:01.24backpocketmhall, do you cron your apt-get update/upgrade?
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09:01.37sfx_huh
09:02.01ArdonikI hit Ctrl + w and thought it would erase a word
09:02.08ArdonikInstead it erased my chat buffer :-)
09:02.08sfx_:)
09:02.15Q-collectivelol
09:02.21sfx_Ardonik: sudo emerged
09:02.33sfx_i am adding me now
09:02.37Ardoniksfx_: good.  Now, as root, edit the sudoers file.
09:03.25sfx_sudo: can't open /etc/sudoers: Permission denied
09:03.27sfx_hmm...
09:03.29mhallbackpocket: that's a bit suicidal unless it's for updates to stable
09:03.31sfx_i must configure chmod
09:03.32ArdonikRight
09:03.37sfx_777 ?
09:03.40ArdonikNo, you should edit the sudoers file as root.
09:03.44backpocketwell u said you apt-get youself to bug fixes
09:03.46sfx_i edited
09:03.47backpocketI was curious
09:03.47mhallNO NOT 777!!!!!!!!!!!!
09:04.02sfx_mhall: ok
09:04.06Ardoniksfx_: did you give the wheel group full access?
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09:04.12Ardonikin the sudoers file
09:04.19sfx_Ardonik: no.. how can i do it ?
09:04.31backpocketI think suicidal root support like this warrants a deposity in Ardonik's paypal account
09:04.39sfx_:)
09:04.47Ardoniksfx_: the comments in /etc/sudoers pretty much explain what to do
09:05.00DeadS0ul`not on my debian box they don't
09:05.05Ardonik# Uncomment to allow people in group wheel to run all commands
09:05.05Ardonik%wheel  ALL=(ALL)       ALL
09:05.11ArdonikSee the line that looks like that?
09:05.19ArdonikIt's commented out by default--uncomment it.
09:05.36ArdonikAnd we are, like, *totally* in the wrong channel right now.
09:05.49mhalllol nobody else is using it
09:06.14backpocketsfx since you like running in root - just open port 22 inbound and run sshd and give Ardonik the root passwd, he'll get you running like you like it
09:07.06sfx_good idea
09:07.06sfx_ssh  started
09:07.06sfx_Ardonik: what do you think about ?
09:07.09Ardonikbackpocket: be fair--he's not running as root now
09:07.14backpocket..you can change the root passwd later
09:07.17Ardoniksfx_: GOD, no!!
09:07.24sfx_Ardonik: :)
09:07.24Ardonikshut it down, shut it down!
09:07.47sfx_Ardonik: ok...
09:07.53backpocket...sounded like a good idea to me
09:08.01backpocketinstead of the irc hand holding :)
09:08.11ArdonikChrist!
09:08.20backpocketnono I'm backpcoket..
09:08.30backpocketprovided I dont typo my own nick.
09:08.50ArdonikOkay, assuming you don't have sshd runnign anymore
09:08.56sfx_sudo: can't open /etc/sudoers: Permission denied
09:08.58ArdonikYou've edited the sudoers file
09:09.06sfx_permissions...
09:09.06ArdonikNow you need to add yourself to the wheel group.
09:09.22Ardoniksfx_: sudo WILL NOT WORK until the sudoers file is edited!
09:09.28ArdonikThat's what we're trying to do now.
09:09.39Ardoniksu -c emacs /etc/sudoers.
09:09.43DeadS0ul`I don't see tha tline
09:10.38Ardoniker, su -c "emacs /etc/sudoers"
09:10.48DeadS0ul`what
09:10.52Ardonikor visudo, or whatever
09:10.53DeadS0ul`visudo!
09:11.05ArdonikDeadS0ul: I'd rather die.
09:11.27backpocketafk
09:11.33YggdrasilOSisn't firing up emacs to edit your sudoers file a bit like squashing a fly with a Buick?
09:11.48ArdonikMore like squashing a fly with a battlemech
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09:12.02DeadS0ul`wtf? I timed out?
09:12.20YggdrasilOSheh, how apropos...emacs is just as prone to locking up on my system as your average overheated battlemech
09:12.44ArdonikYggdrasilOS: please read topic before starting flamewar
09:12.58YggdrasilOSjust saying, it locks up for me.  YMMV
09:13.13ArdonikI've never seen emacs lock up in my life, so I'm calling shenanigans
09:13.15sfx_Ardonik: a4tech ALL=(ALL) ALL
09:13.15sfx_Ardonik: a4tech ALL=(ALL)  NOPASSWD:ALL
09:13.17ArdonikBut anyway
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09:13.31Ardoniksfx_: you only need one of those two lines
09:13.34YggdrasilOSi probably borked the compile somewhere, to be honest
09:13.39YggdrasilOSbut that's neither here nor there
09:13.41sfx_Ardonik: yes i edited
09:13.42ArdonikAye.
09:13.46xushimorning all!
09:13.52sfx_%wheel  ALL=(ALL)       ALL
09:13.55sfx_i edited
09:14.00sfx_s/%whell/a4tech
09:14.02sfx_:)
09:14.03Ardoniksfx_: you added too much.  Choose one.
09:14.21Ardoniksfx_: wheel access?  Or just your user?  And with or without a password?
09:14.48sfx_i comment second line ok
09:15.08ArdonikJust choose something.  If you're choosing wheel, you need to be added to the wheel group next.
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09:15.45xushiw00t! M$ thinking of buying Sony =/ bye bye linux-ease compatibility with the future vaio's =/
09:16.16DeadS0ulthat's epeculation man
09:16.25DeadS0ulSOny is HUGE, MS can't buy'em out easily
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09:16.42YggdrasilOSno, but think of what would happen if they merged
09:16.46sfx_Ardonik: ok.. i edited #%wheel ALL=(ALL) , %wheel ALL=(ALL)
09:16.57Ardoniksfx_: Okay.
09:16.59xushiactually, what would happen? anything good/bad ?
09:17.10ArdonikNext step is su -c "emacs /etc/group".
09:17.14YggdrasilOSthey'd be ready to compete with Apple on its own turf (maybe not successfully, but still)
09:17.37YggdrasilOSwith sony on board, they'd have complete vertical control from hardware to software
09:17.47ArdonikThere's a line that looks like this: wheel:x:10:
09:17.55sfx_ohhh su and sudo do not work :((((((
09:17.58Ardoniksfx_: It needs to look like this: wheel:x:10:ardonik
09:18.14Ardoniksfx_: Right, sudo doesn't work 'cause you're not in the wheel group.
09:18.21ArdonikPlease edit /etc/group and add yourself to it.
09:18.29sfx_ok
09:19.08sfx_wheel:x:10:a4tech
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09:19.17ArdonikOkay.
09:19.23sfx_Ardonik: hmm what is  10 ?
09:19.28Ardoniksfx_: now sudo should ask you for your USER password
09:19.36ArdonikThe 10 is the GID for the wheel group
09:20.20sfx_hm permission denied..
09:20.28Ardoniksfx_: then you did something wrong.
09:20.39Ardoniksfx_: permission denied for what?
09:21.16intradesu dont works use sux lol
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09:21.31sfx_a4tech@localhost ~ $ sudo emerge -av kde
09:21.32sfx_sudo: can't open /etc/sudoers: Permission denied
09:21.42intradenother  root runing"?
09:21.45sfx_-av kde is example :)
09:21.49sfx_yes running
09:21.58intradesux has x power
09:22.21intradeaux = su with x power
09:22.23intradesux
09:22.29sfx_:)
09:22.30Ardoniksfx_: ls -aFl /etc/sudoers -- is it readable by root?
09:22.49ArdonikDid you fiddle with its permissions?
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09:22.59sfx_-r--r----- 1 root root 1646 Apr  8 23:16 /etc/sudoers
09:23.23ArdonikDid you close your editors?
09:23.27sfx_yes
09:24.13sfx_Ardonik: thanks  for ur help.. sorry for my silly question..
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09:25.13Ardoniksfx_: read this link.
09:25.14Ardonikhttp://www.linuxhomenetworking.com/linux-hn/addusers.htm
09:25.18mhallxushi: i don't think that can happen because of antitrust
09:25.20ArdonikYou've done something wrong.
09:25.28mhallxushi: microsoft barely got away with making xboxes
09:25.47mhallxushi: if they buy or merge with sony maybe the unix gov't caves in but the japanese aren't so trivially corruptible
09:26.05xushimhall, makes sense
09:26.17xushii doubt anyone would even allow them to do something as big as this
09:27.24mhallzubov: not unix gov't btw, us gov't
09:27.28mhalldamnit
09:27.33mhallxushi: not unix gov't btw, us gov't
09:27.41mhalli made a freudian slip =)
09:27.45caffeidamn.. we could use a unix government.
09:27.58sfx_Ardonik: i will create a user with grup (e.g linuxusers)
09:27.59Ardoniksfx_: su -c "chmod -v 755 /"
09:28.06ArdonikThen try sudo.
09:28.15sfx_-v ?
09:28.24ArdonikVerbose.  Tell you what it's doing.
09:28.38sfx_Ardonik: i looked /home directory
09:28.41sfx_my user is a4tech
09:28.43sfx_and
09:28.44mhallcaffei: yeah unlike the one we have now it'd actually be 1337
09:28.49sfx_drwxrwxrwx 22 root root 4096 Apr  8 22:36 a4tech/
09:28.51sfx_root root ?
09:28.54sfx_is it odd ?
09:28.54ArdonikPlease run the chmod command.
09:29.02sfx_Ardonik: ok
09:29.05Ardoniksfx_: how did you add your user?
09:29.16ArdonikDid you really create a directory in /home with 777 permissions?
09:29.21ArdonikThat's NOT how you add a user!
09:29.34sfx_Ardonik: hm...
09:29.43ArdonikOy!  Please read the link I provided.
09:29.49ArdonikRemove that home directory.
09:29.55sfx_Ardonik: ok :)
09:30.18sfx_Ardonik: and i runned chmod command
09:30.22ArdonikGood
09:30.37ArdonikThe command to add a user, unsurprisingly, is useradd.
09:30.37sfx_ok sudo is working
09:30.52ArdonikAdd the user for real this time.
09:31.04ArdonikWell--
09:31.13ArdonikDo you have an entry in /etc/password for user "a4tech"?
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09:31.33tkhobbeshi there, using kde 3.4 on gentoo, I did not shut down skype when exited X-session last time. Now when issueing startx, kde crashes. How do I tell kde to *not* restart skype on startup?
09:31.33ArdonikIf so, the user's real, if not, there's no such user
09:31.54Ardoniker, /etc/passwd
09:32.39sfx_Ardonik: yes
09:32.53ArdonikOkay, then it's just the home directory that's screwed up
09:32.56sfx_Ardonik: i will remove this user and crate new..
09:33.02ArdonikSure.
09:33.02sfx_Ardonik: with groups
09:33.10ArdonikYeah.  Make sure the user's in wheel.
09:33.20sfx_i am reading this how to
09:33.23ArdonikGood.
09:33.33sfx_i will create new group ( linuxusers )
09:33.48sfx_and create new user into the linuxusers group
09:34.05sfx_is it true ?
09:34.31ArdonikGO right ahead.  Don't forget to do -g linuxusers,wheel
09:34.51Ardoniker, rather
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09:35.02Ardonik-g a4tech -G linuxusers,wheel
09:35.12sfx_Ardonik: i will delete a4tech user
09:35.24sfx_Ardonik: my head is broken for a4tech :)
09:36.47Ardonikuseradd will create a proper home directory, and then you can do the "sudo cp /root/.kde ~a4tech/.kde && sudo chown -Rv a4tech:a4tech ~a4tech/.kde" as discussed before.
09:37.08sfx_OK
09:37.13sfx_Ardonik: groupadd linuxusers
09:37.18ArdonikYup
09:37.26sfx_Ardonik: useradd -g linuxusers,wheel eren
09:37.33ArdonikSure, fine.
09:37.54sfx_but unknown grup
09:38.05Ardonikuseradd -g eren -G linuxusers,wheel eren
09:38.33sfx_-G is gruop
09:38.35sfx_group
09:38.38sfx_but -g ?
09:38.40Ardonik-G is additional groups.
09:38.43Ardonik-g is the initial group.
09:38.45sfx_hmm
09:38.55jehi all, using kde 3.5.2 Level a and kopete 0.11.1. I can't get a connection to the Server www.icq.com port 5190.
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09:39.10sfx_you're adding eren user to linuxusers and wheel
09:39.16sfx_but what is -g eren ?
09:39.47Ardonik-g eren means "make this user's initial group the "eren" group
09:40.12ArdonikMost users are in an initial group that has the same name as their username.
09:40.20sfx_unknown grup eren :)
09:40.23mhalllol this is too much for me
09:40.25mhalli'm out!
09:40.29mhallgnite =)
09:40.33sfx_mhall: ..
09:40.40sfx_mhall: are you boring ?
09:40.43ArdonikOkay, forget it.  useradd -g linuxusers -G wheel eren.
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09:41.01jarlathWhen I click the rss icon on the bottom right of the browser, what is supposed to happen? I dont see a bookmark anywhere like in firefox.
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09:42.35jaydotjarlath: it downloaded all sorts of crap for me, so i ditched it
09:42.58tkhobbesanyone?
09:43.21sfx_Ardonik: huh... not unique group name is group file..
09:43.22sfx_:(
09:43.34sfx_the problem is me :S
09:43.37Ardoniksfx_: what?
09:43.46jarlathjaydot, okay thanks.
09:43.56sfx_useradd -g linuxusers -G wheel eren
09:44.22ArdonikWhat error did you get?
09:44.30sfx_not unique group name in group file
09:45.29tkhobbeswhere does kde store the applications to restore for the next session? I just need to edit this setting, basically (putting skype out of the list, I assume)
09:45.30ArdonikSeems unlikely.  I can't find any mention of that error message in a web search.
09:45.51sfx_hmm..
09:45.54sfx_yes problem is me :(
09:45.57sfx_huh
09:47.28Ardoniksfx_: Are you sure that's the exact error message?
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09:48.30sfx_Ardonik: yes i'm sure and i fixed it
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09:48.35sfx_-G is error :)
09:48.37LIFEHow come I get "Su returned with an error." as soon as I try to run KUser?
09:48.39LIFE:(
09:48.48sfx_<PROTECTED>
09:48.55ArdonikNo.
09:49.01Ardonikuseradd does that for you.
09:49.10ArdonikIf you fixed the problem, sudo should work now.
09:49.11sfx_but doenst it
09:49.20sfx_ohh 1 min
09:49.28sfx_useradd -g linuxusers eren
09:49.30sfx_thats ok
09:49.33sfx_groups eren
09:49.39sfx_output: linuxusers
09:49.43ArdonikBut you needed to be in wheel.
09:49.53ArdonikYou can edit /etc/groups and add yourself again.
09:49.54sfx_but home directory does not exist
09:50.00ArdonikWhat?
09:50.06sfx_Ardonik: yes.. doest not exist
09:50.09Ardonikls -aFl ~eren
09:50.11sfx_does*
09:50.31sfx_ls: /home/eren: No such file or directory
09:50.40sfx_huh..
09:50.51ArdonikBizarre.
09:50.58ArdonikWhatever, man.  Create the directory and move on.
09:51.32ArdonikAll we're trying to do is copy the kde settings from root into this eren user.
09:51.34ArdonikDo that now.
09:51.39jaydoti need some help networking - or trying to - in kde
09:51.50Ardonikjaydot: networking in what sense?
09:51.54sfx_Ardonik: Kuser ?
09:52.06Ardoniksfx_: huh??
09:52.11jaydoti can't get kde to let me out.  i have to use gnome
09:52.16sfx_Ardonik: i will create new user with k user as root
09:52.33sfx_Ardonik: create home directory for user options.
09:52.35Ardoniksfx_: I actively do not see why adding a user is giving you so many problems.
09:52.35sfx_option
09:52.41jaydotArdonik: if i want to surf the web i have to boot to gnome
09:53.07jaydotArdonik: if i use kde at all and then log out and into gnome the netowrk is gone and i have to reboot
09:53.19jaydotArdonik: that is bizarre
09:53.22Ardoniksfx_: Ah, for useradd, pass the -m option.
09:53.37Ardonikuseradd -g linuxusers -G wheel -m eren.
09:53.38sfx_Ardonik: yeess.
09:54.01Ardonikjaydot: the network is highly independent of your desktop environment
09:54.18sfx_Ardonik: yess
09:54.21ArdonikWithout KDE or GNOME, you should be able to access the network from a console just the same
09:54.27sfx_Ardonik: i wil use it
09:54.29sfx_Ardonik: wait me plz
09:54.42sfx_Ardonik: thank you very very much
09:54.53Ardoniksfx_: "man useradd" could have told you all this and more.
09:55.00sfx_Ardonik: ok
09:55.00jaydotArdonik: i am not well enough up to speed on using a console in linux
09:55.01sfx_brb
09:55.03ArdonikUSe the man pages for any unfamiliar command from now on.
09:55.18jaydotArdonik: i am so new to linux the shine aint wore off yet
09:55.34Ardonikjaydot: obviously your network is working now.  Do you go through an HTTP proxy server?
09:55.45jaydotArdonik: no.  i use dhcp
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09:56.02ArdonikFair enough.  What error do you get when browsing with konqueror?
09:56.24jaydotArdonik: when i first install kde will do the initial update, after that no netwrk at all unless i use gnome
09:56.37ArdonikI don't believe it.
09:56.42ArdonikAre you in KDE now?
09:56.50jaydotArdonik: it just fails to connect.  konq, opera, irc, any of it
09:57.01Ardonikjaydot: IRC too?
09:57.08ArdonikWhat happens if you ping some known host?
09:57.09jaydotArdonik: no ime in gnome, else we wouldn't betalking
09:57.33Ardonikjaydot: have you considered running "ifup eth0" as root?
09:57.33jaydotArdonik: if i boot to failsafe and ping i can dance around the network
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09:58.08erenArdonik: hi
09:58.09ArdonikThere's nothing about KDE that should change your network settings at all.
09:58.09jaydotArdonik: i have run that in the past but it seems to make no diff
09:58.16erenArdonik: i'm sfx
09:58.20Ardonikeren: yeah
09:58.30Ardonikeren: Same KDE settings as root had before?
09:58.35jaydotArdonik: it isn't changing the settings, merely blocking them
09:58.38erenArdonik: heh now i will edit /etc/groups
09:58.46erenthen root's kde settings
09:58.50ArdonikBlocking?  What do you mean?
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09:59.17ArdonikYou're telling me KDE is somehow bringing down your network interface, and I doubt it's doing that.
09:59.24jaydotArdonik: when i boot to kde it somehow gets in the way of the network, gnome doesn't
09:59.45ArdonikAgain, doubtful.  What happens when you try running ifup eth0 from kde?
09:59.57jaydotArdonik: i don't know enuff to know what is doing it, but the network is ok in gnome and not in kde
10:00.00erenArdonik: i wanna all root's setting.. most of kde
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10:00.20Ardonikeren: sudo cp /root/.kde ~eren/.kde
10:00.32erenhm another command ?
10:00.38Ardonikeren: then sudo chown -Rv eren:eren ~eren/.kde
10:00.42jaydotArdonik: ok, i'll log into kde and do ifup and then come back when it doesn't work.  bbl
10:00.49Ardonikjaydot: wait.
10:01.00Ardonikleft ctrl + left alt + f1 will bring up a tty.
10:01.16ArdonikYour seventh tty (ctrl + alt + f7) is X (which is what you're seeing now.)
10:01.24ArdonikGo to your tty and ping google.com.
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10:01.43ArdonikThen, log out of gnome, log into kde, and go *back* to your tty and perform the ping again.
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10:01.55ArdonikHypothesis: the ping will work just fine.
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10:02.30ereneren@localhost ~ $ sudo chown -Rv eren:eren ~eren/.kde
10:02.30erenchown: `eren:eren': invalid group
10:02.30ereneren@localhost ~ $ sudo chown -Rv eren:linuxusers ~eren/.kde
10:02.30erenownership of `/home/eren/.kde' retained as eren:linuxusers
10:02.33erenArdonik: is it ok ?
10:02.42erenand
10:02.42ereneren@localhost ~ $ sudo cp /root/.kde ~eren/.kde
10:02.43erencp: omitting directory `/root/.kde'
10:02.44Ardonikeren:linnuxusers instead of eren:eren.
10:02.50Ardonikand cp -Rv.
10:02.53erenchown: `eren:eren': invalid group
10:03.10erendrwxr-xr-x  8 eren linuxusers 4096 Apr  8 23:55 eren/
10:03.17eren<PROTECTED>
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10:03.21lehmannhi folks
10:03.30hagabakais anyone else having problem opening Gmail with konqueror?
10:03.52lehmannhow can i make konqueror not to create a new ~/Desktop dir everytime i delete it?
10:03.52ArdonikDoes gmail even support KHTML-based browsers yet?
10:04.15hagabakait used to work for me before
10:04.25erenArdonik: copying
10:04.35erenok end
10:04.46erennow ?
10:04.47ArdonikDone.  Your KDE settings have migrated.
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10:05.08DeadS0ulArdonik: gmail works fine with konqui,
10:05.11ArdonikIf you log out and log in, the old settings should load.
10:05.17erenArdonik: i will restart kde
10:05.19hagabakaat first it redirected me to the basic html page, but when i identified as Mozilla or Firefox, the advanced interface worked too. but now after I send the username and password, it redirects me back to the login page
10:05.21erenArdonik: ok
10:05.23erenbrb
10:05.39pinotreelehmann: you can't, as having a ~/Desktop directory is per-freedesktop.org standard
10:06.34lehmannpinotree: but i dont need it and dont want it
10:06.48lehmannwhere's the freedom of choice?
10:06.49pinotreehow can you use the desktop, then?
10:07.17lehmanni dont use the desktop
10:07.39pinotree!?
10:07.46ArdonikSo turn its display off.
10:07.53ArdonikOr turn off its icons or whatnot.
10:08.09ArdonikAny particular reason you want the directory itself to be absent?
10:08.15lehmannim using xfce as desktop environment and konqueror as file manager, and i dont want that Desktop folder because i dont need it
10:08.18ArdonikOther desktop environments depend on it too
10:08.31pinotreelehmann: xfce uses the Desktop dir too, iirc
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10:08.43DeadS0ullehmann: you can chnage your Desktop Dir in KDE
10:08.52lehmannpinotree: no it doesnt
10:08.54pinotreethe modern DE are implementing (more or less) the fdo specs
10:08.58DeadS0ulthat could stop it from creating the Desktop dir, but you must have a desktop dir
10:09.09Ardoniklehmann: and obeying FreeDekstop standards is a good thing.
10:09.21lehmannDeadS0ul: how can i change that? in the kontrolcenter?
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10:10.57erenArdonik: hi again
10:11.04ArdonikIt worked, right?
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10:11.16erenArdonik: themes, configurations do not work..
10:11.26ArdonikRecreate them.
10:11.34caffeiArdonik, not necessarily... replacing the dcop backend with dbus in KDE4 is a step backwards imo.  dcop is older, more mature, and written in C++. dbus is none of those things. :x
10:11.36erensudp cp -Rf /root/.kde ~eren/.kde
10:11.42erensudo cp -Rf /root/.kde ~eren/.kde
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10:12.06erenArdonik: is it true ?
10:12.07Ardonikcaffei: from the perspective of this end user, freedesktop adoption can't take place soon enough
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10:12.27Ardonikcp -Rv
10:12.33ArdonikBut you did that already
10:12.40DeadS0ulBmeh
10:12.45ArdonikAnd you chowned the .kde directory
10:12.53ArdonikIf it's still not working, I wouldn't worry about it.
10:13.13erenArdonik: ok i copied
10:13.16erenArdonik: now ?
10:13.20Ardonik...
10:13.21caffeiArdonik, I do want standardization, but I think in the case of dcop vs. dbus at least, it's going in the wrong direction. FDO should've just standardized dcop instead of coming up with something new.
10:13.28ArdonikSo you mean you ndid't even copy yet?
10:13.37jaydotArdonik: this is what i did:  logout gnome, login kde, terminal, su, pass, ifup eth0, network funning dhcp already
10:13.40erenno.. i deleted and copied again
10:13.52erenchown command ?
10:13.52ArdonikOkay
10:14.02Ardoniksudo chown -Rv eren:linuxusers ~/.kde
10:14.04jaydotArdonik: ping desktop, unreachable, ping other desktop, unreachable
10:14.05caffeiArdonik, next thing you know,GNOME will reinvent yet another old KDE feature and fdo will standardize an impl based on Mono of all things.
10:14.20Ardonikjaydot: your networking problem transcends KDE.
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10:14.37erenArdonik: ok
10:14.40jaydotArdonik: logout kde, login gnome, network unreachable, reboot to gnome network ok
10:14.56erenArdonik: i will logout and login
10:14.58jaydotArdonik: whatever it is i can't fix it
10:15.16Ardonikjaydot: try dmesg or something.
10:15.25ArdonikI jsut really don't think KDE's your problen.
10:15.27jaydotArdonik: i been that route
10:15.36Ardonikjaydot: I can't help you.
10:15.44erenArdonik: i will logout brb
10:16.03jaydotArdonik: thx for trying, it will get sorted eventually
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10:18.17Elrondkbuildsycoca: WARNING: 'Editors/texmacs.desktop' specifies undefined mimetype/servicetype 'text/texmacs'
10:18.21ElrondWhat's this?
10:18.53The_ManUone question, where can i download mac os x icons and window style for kde, and how to install them, do you have a tutorial?
10:19.19ArdonikThe_ManU: http://www.kde-look.org
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10:19.39Ardonika search for Mac OSX should yield more results than you could ever imagine
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10:21.28DeadS0ullook up baghira man
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10:22.59ElrondAny hints for my warning?
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10:23.27ArdonikElrond: nothing beyond "do a web search for it"
10:24.02ArdonikSomeone was asking earlier how to stop Skype from firing up automatically in KDE.
10:24.11ArdonikThe answer is to remove it from ~/.kde/Autostart
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10:24.25Elrond:)
10:24.26The_ManUok thx Ardonik
10:24.32ArdonikAs described here: http://www.kde.org/areas/sysadmin/startup.php#components
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10:25.42edrophi
10:25.55edrophow can I configure a theme in superkaramba ??
10:26.19ArdonikBy editing its config file
10:26.29edropwhere to find it ??
10:26.31ArdonikThe theme should come with instructions
10:26.49_mattedrop: right click on the theme, and use the "Configure Theme" option
10:27.00_mattedrop: what theme?
10:27.08edropit's disabled
10:27.15edropit's sys_mon
10:27.49_mattedrop: then you'll need to get into either the .theme file, or the .py file, and change stuff
10:28.20edropok
10:28.36edropI need to change the default interface
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10:28.46_nadimArrrrgggg! enough is enough! I'm switching to gnome if this continues.
10:28.46edropcause the network monitor sticks on zero
10:28.59jimmy_hi, anybody who knows how to change the 'hover' background colour of a task on the taskbar?
10:29.14_nadimabout 2 weeks ago I got some help because the mime db and and some bozo caching of it messed up in KDE
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10:29.41_nadimThis is amking all work unpractical when I have to click 50 times before I get a file opened
10:29.52Ardonik_nadim: I don't think anyone here will be too concerned if you make the switch.  :-)
10:30.00_nadimis there a way to blow away the caches and rebuild the mime DB?
10:30.24_nadimArdonik: Am I supposed to laugh?
10:30.46Ardonik_nadim: righteous indignation isn't the best way to ask for help, IMO
10:31.13_nadimArdonik: is it possible for you to _not_ be involved in my indignation?
10:31.25ArdonikEasily.
10:31.29_nadimthank you
10:32.07DeadS0ulkooka isn' tmuch of a scanning program I tink
10:32.08jimmy_someone ate a cactus for breakfast
10:32.43_nadimDoes anyone know where the caching/mime thingy is describe? there might be some solutions describeed there.
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10:33.34_nadimA nice soul helped me two weeks ago, things got a bit better but not for new installed apps. I unfortunately don't remember who he/she was.
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10:33.55ArdonikOne catches more flies with honey than with cacti.
10:34.02Quastyhey guys
10:34.24_nadimJimmy_: I actually ate a file open dialog that displays an error everytime you add a path
10:34.44_nadimcall that a cactus if you want
10:34.45jimmy_kinky
10:35.07_nadimlet me see if I can a screenshot so you can have a good laugh
10:35.15Quastycan someone of you help me with something?
10:35.31_nadimshoot
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10:35.37ArdonikJust ask--no need to ask for permission to ask
10:36.14QuastyI'd like the icons in the kde-starmenu smaller...I've seen it smaller in root mode...but how can I do that with my userlogin
10:36.54jimmy_does anyone know when xgl will be supported in kde? :)
10:37.10_mattit is
10:37.15jimmy_it is?
10:37.28_mattwell you can run kde on it
10:37.45jimmy_yes, you can, but it can handle my multiple desktops for example
10:38.03_mattIt does its own multiple desktops
10:38.11Quastyany ideas? :P
10:38.34Q-collectiveJimmy_: if you mean support through kwin: that might take a while
10:38.43DeadS0ulQuasty: one sec
10:38.46jimmy_I'm willing to wait ...
10:38.48Quastythanks
10:38.50jimmy_I hate using gnome
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10:39.18eren_hehe
10:39.20eren_okay :D
10:39.32ArdonikQuasty: kcontrol -> LookNFeel -> Icons -> Advanced.
10:39.37_mattJimmy_:  I'm using xgl and compiz with kde as we speak - it works great
10:39.37eren_Ardonik: hii
10:39.50ArdonikQuasty: play with those a bit--maybe one of them does what you want
10:40.01Quastyok
10:40.02Ardonikeren_: Did it work this time?
10:40.07eren_Ardonik: i logged as root and copy all hidden files to /home/eren and chown eren:linuxusers
10:40.11eren_:)
10:40.19eren_with kde
10:40.20jimmy__matt: maybe if I start out with a clean profile, rather then trying to run it with my current settings
10:40.31Ardonikeren_: for the last time, logging in as root in KDE is a bad idea.
10:40.47eren_Ardonik: i couldn't copy all files :(
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10:41.00eren_Ardonik: i never login as root, i promise :)
10:41.01ArdonikYes you can.  Root can do anything.
10:41.22_mattJimmy_: Not sure.  I'm on gentoo, and used the gentoo wiki to install.  All went very smooth.  I've also installed a patched kdelibs to deal with some systray issues.
10:41.35Ash-FoxI once deleted my root account from my system accidently
10:41.47eren_Ardonik: but some problems.. su, as root kde uses root acces need programs
10:41.50jimmy__matt: do you also have a kde-window-decorator?
10:42.11Ardonikeren_: that's what the chown -Rv was for.
10:42.19eren_me
10:42.21eren_eren:linuxusers
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10:42.29Quastyhm...it's not working ardonik....got more ideas? :S
10:42.33_mattJimmy_:  No.  Doesn't work as far as I'm aware.  Also requires qt4.  Just use the gnome-window-decorator.  It works well enough
10:42.37ArdonikQuasty: No.
10:42.37eren_Ardonik: and sound problem...
10:42.46Ardonikeren_: sudo emerge lsof.
10:42.46Quastyalright thanks anyway :)
10:42.46Ash-FoxI first started using linux, and I wanted to see what various files were, so I asked people what editor to use, they told me vi, I looked at /etc/passwd under root and then couldn't figure how to get out, so I bashed on my keyboard in frustration, and some how deleted the first line and saved
10:43.10eren_Ardonik: ok i'm emerging
10:43.15Ash-Foxthat was, 5 years ago I think
10:43.25ArdonikAsh-Fox: moral of the story: use emacs
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10:43.30eren_Ardonik: thank you tooo much
10:43.41Ash-FoxArdonik, I use mcedit :)
10:43.46Ardonikeren_: Now that you have lsof, do sudo lsof /dev/dsp
10:43.52ArdonikAsh-Fox: bleah
10:44.01DeadS0ul..damn mabye I shouldn't have run apt-get upgrade * today
10:44.07eren_Ardonik: what is lsof ?
10:44.24Ardonikthe command you just emerged.  It stands for "list open files."
10:44.26ArdonikBut don't ask me.
10:44.29ArdonikRead the man page.
10:44.31Ardonikman lsof.
10:44.33eren_Ardonik: OK
10:44.44Ash-FoxArdonik, I like the highlighting in mcedit :)
10:44.52eren_Ardonik: my english is not best :)
10:44.59eren_Ardonik: sometimes i cant understand
10:45.07Ardonikeren_: that's okay
10:45.16ArdonikAsh-Fox: Emacs has highlighting natively
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10:45.28ArdonikAnd you can highlight the current line with M-x global-hl-line-mode
10:45.38Ardoniketc., etc.
10:46.09eren_Ardonik: i runned sudo lsof /dev/dsp, there is no output , is it ok ?
10:46.33ArdonikNothing's locking your /dev/dsp
10:46.37ArdonikPlay a sound.
10:46.47DeadS0ulcould he be using alsa?
10:46.54ArdonikDeadS0ul: possibly
10:46.59ArdonikOr arther, likely
10:47.22eren_Ardonik: no sound :(
10:47.28DeadS0ulwhere should hse look for alsa then?
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10:48.16_nadimHere: http://www.khemir.net/~nadim/mime/ in chronological order. Oddly the mouse pointer is a clock all the time!
10:48.32Ardonik/dev/snd/* maybe
10:48.43Ardonikeren_: is artsd running?
10:48.52ArdonikWell, it shouldn't matter
10:48.56eren_Ardonik: i think no..
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10:49.08eren_Ardonik: how can i learn it ?
10:49.17ArdonikDoes it still complain about device busy when you play a sound?
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10:50.05Ardonikeren_: a web search for artsd will tell you what you need to know
10:50.07ciclistaAleijadoHi... Do I have to use C++ to write applications for KDE/QT?
10:51.11DeadS0ulnaw you can use python
10:51.24ciclistaAleijadoDeadS0ul: Can I use lisp?
10:51.45ArdonikThere are evidently Qt C bindings out there
10:51.50pinotreethere's pyQt/pyKDE if you know python
10:51.53DeadS0uli  don't think so
10:52.05pinotreethere's the ruby binding too
10:52.18eren_Ardonik: no sound.. i am using amarok it doesnt play anything
10:52.42Ardonikeren_: use mpg123 and play an mp3
10:52.45DeadS0uleren, what're you using to get your sound wokring? oss or alsa?
10:52.45Ardonikfrom the command line
10:53.20eren_Ardonik: when starts kde gives error. /dev/dsp permission denied
10:53.43Ardonikeren_: ls -aFl /dev/dsp
10:53.47Ash-FoxYou can also use TCL and perl
10:54.00eren_lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 9 Apr  9 00:17 /dev/dsp -> sound/dsp
10:54.06eren_yess :)
10:54.08eren_chown ?
10:54.12Ardonikeren_: ls -aFl /dev/sound/dsp
10:54.27eren_crw-rw---- 1 root audio 14, 3 Apr  9 00:17 /dev/sound/dsp
10:54.28eren_ohhh
10:54.29eren_yeah
10:54.38eren_i must add to audio group
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10:54.42eren_:)
10:54.46roberhi
10:54.51DeadS0ulhehehe
10:54.53ArdonikLooks like root owns the sound device
10:54.56_nadimhmm, same question yesterday and no answer there too.
10:55.05ArdonikBut add yourself to the audio group and try again
10:55.12eren_Ardonik: ok
10:56.07eren_audio:x:10:eren
10:56.07eren_?
10:56.25ArdonikYou're a member already.
10:56.29DeadS0uldid you edit the grop file directly?
10:56.35roberhey, does anyone know if qt is slotted in gentoo ? i have qt in ~x86 and it wants to install qt-4.1.2 whereas i just want qt-3.3.6 (stable is marked as 3.3.4!!!)
10:56.36eren_Ardonik: i added it :)
10:56.47ArdonikOkay, player an mp3
10:56.50Ardoniker, play
10:57.38eren_oohh...
10:57.43eren_alsa problem :)
10:57.45eren_one min
10:57.56eren_brb
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11:04.05The_ManUhm, when i have downloaded a skin, how to install and can it make X/kdm unstable? (like wine emulations)
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11:05.07ArdonikThe_Ball: kde-look.org comes with "how to install" instructions for everything that you download.
11:05.14Ardoniker, I meant "The_Manu"
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11:05.30ArdonikFollow those.  It's not gonna make KDe unstable.
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11:05.43ArdonikGenerally you can just drag and drop themes into the theme manager windows.
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11:06.45ibaKaHow are default kde packages chosen? If my app was good enough, but was made in lisp, ie, requiring clisp to work, could it still be part of the KDE's core?
11:07.31ArdonikibaKa: ask the KDE devs at #kde-devel
11:08.06ibaKaArdonik: Thanks! (sorry if sounded pretentious =P)
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11:08.49ArdonikIt didn't sound pretentious at all
11:08.52The_ManUhm ok Ardonik and whats about quickness? if i use many hover effects etc. makes it my machine slower? 2,6ghz 1024 mb ram
11:09.10ArdonikA machine like that?  I doubt it.
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11:09.33ArdonikKDE ran fast for me on a Pentium 233 with 64 MB of RAM.
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11:10.32Q-collectivehehe
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11:17.12eren_hi
11:17.19DeadS0ulsound works?
11:17.19eren_Ardonik: huh.. no sound :(
11:17.27eren_no :(
11:17.41DeadS0ulwhat was the error on kde start up/
11:17.55eren_<PROTECTED>
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11:18.00eren_permissin denied
11:18.05Ardonikeren_: sudo chown eren:audio /dev/sound/dsp
11:18.07eren_i edited permission
11:18.08The_ManUArdonik: ok, nice
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11:18.15DeadS0ulopen a shell and run mpg321 =P
11:18.20ArdonikProbably leftover from when you were playing sounds as root.
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11:19.10eren_huh..
11:19.14eren_mp3's root:root
11:19.15eren_:)
11:19.34ArdonikSo chown them.
11:19.49eren_ok
11:21.12eren_but artsd doesnt work
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11:21.44eren_http://pastebin.com/649256
11:21.57eren_lol
11:22.02eren_ok ok do not visit :D
11:23.33eren_yeaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
11:23.36eren_:P
11:23.58eren_tooooo mucch thanks for everything to everybody
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11:24.11ArdonikWhat does mpg123 do when you play an mp3?
11:24.17ArdonikFrom a console.
11:24.25DeadS0ulit..plays..the mp3s
11:24.36ArdonikOr at least it should.
11:24.44DeadS0ulsometimes it spits an error
11:24.52DeadS0ulhe probably has mroe than one sound device
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11:25.02ArdonikI figured it was permission problems
11:25.06DeadS0uli had that trouble before
11:25.16ArdonikMy souund doesn't work either when another user owns /dev/dsp
11:25.43eren_wtf amarok doest not play ana mp3 but juk plays
11:25.56eren_an*
11:26.04ArdonikIf juk plays, your sound works, and it's just amaroK that needs to be configured.
11:26.04eren_:S
11:26.10DeadS0ulfor me my usb headset or usb webcam always too hw:0,0 for alsa, I had to mess aroudn with asound to get them assignd properly
11:26.30eren_OK
11:26.36Ardonikeren_: I suppose you're using alsa.  Are you using artsd too?  ps fx | grep arts will tell you.
11:26.50eren_i'm using alsa
11:26.55ArdonikDeadS0ul: but in those instance his sound works
11:27.07DeadS0ulah
11:27.20ArdonikIt's just amaroK that won't play....
11:27.35DeadS0uloh, could it be the way his amarok is configured then/
11:27.37eren_hmm
11:27.40eren_how can i fix ?
11:27.40ArdonikAye
11:27.47Ardonikps fx | grep arts.
11:28.01ArdonikIf you're using arts, tell amarok to talk to it.
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11:28.41eren_Ardonik: OK playing
11:28.51eren_Ardonik: but, what is diffrent alsa or arts ?
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11:30.32Ardonikeren_: arts is a sound server that allows multiple apps to go through it to talk to the sound hardware.
11:30.49eren_ohh sorry tags
11:30.59ArdonikSo it all works?
11:31.07eren_yes
11:31.10ArdonikFinally.
11:31.23eren_Ardonik: thank you very very much
11:31.29eren_root sux :P
11:31.30ArdonikSure thing
11:31.52ArdonikRoot's a tool, not a normal user
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11:32.06eren_Ardonik: i understood OK
11:32.16eren_Ardonik: and we runned "chmod 777 /" ??
11:32.32ArdonikErgh!  No.
11:32.36Ardonikchmod 755 /.
11:32.44eren_oh
11:32.47eren_:S
11:32.52eren_777 ? 755 ? :S
11:32.57Ardonikman chmod.
11:32.58eren_i'll run again
11:33.01ArdonikWait
11:33.04ArdonikYou already did that.
11:33.12eren_i dont know what i did
11:33.14eren_:)
11:33.17ArdonikBasically, never set any thing as 777 with chmod.
11:33.19eren_i couldn remember :)
11:33.24ArdonikIt's extremely dangerous.
11:33.40eren_i know
11:33.50ArdonikWell, it's dangerous, anyway.
11:34.00eren_but i couldn't remember what i did
11:34.03ArdonikExtrememly dangerous would be running SSHD without kowing what sshd_config was.
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11:34.21eren_i 'll run again
11:34.26ArdonikWhy?
11:34.44eren_i think. i runned 777
11:34.47eren_huh..
11:34.54ArdonikOy, yeah then
11:34.56Ardonik755
11:34.57eren_drwxrwxrwx
11:34.59eren_:)
11:35.03eren_so it is 777 :)
11:35.11eren_what is the parameter ?
11:35.35Ardoniksudo chmod -v 777 /.
11:35.39ArdonikBut
11:35.40ArdonikWait.
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11:35.43ArdonikType man chmod first.
11:35.51ArdonikKnow what commands you're running before you run them.
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11:37.03eren_777 ?
11:37.51ArdonikAgain, I refer you to "man chmod".
11:38.00ArdonikAnd I meant 755 above.
11:38.02eren_ok ok
11:38.22Q-collective644 should be enough
11:38.34eren_for / ?
11:38.38Q-collectivesure
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11:39.56ArdonikQ-collective: no.  / needs to be executable.
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11:40.18Ardonik644 is for files.
11:40.48Q-collectiveyeah, fair enough
11:40.49Q-collective:)
11:41.04ArdonikI do hope he didn't follow that advice
11:41.06qupadanot always
11:41.25qupadai keep the contents of my home directory as 600
11:41.35Q-collectivehmm
11:41.50ArdonikMine's 700 too.
11:42.05ArdonikI wonder how you can even use your home directory when you're not allowed to execute it, qupada
11:42.09Q-collectivebut I don't see /home as part of / tbh, since I have it as a seperate partition mostly
11:42.11Q-collective;p
11:43.28qupadaArdonik: i could make a smart-arse comment, but you know very well i meant files
11:44.30Ardonikqupada: I didn't know--I thought you meant 600 for ~ itself.
11:46.16qupadaright, never mind then
11:48.52thiago_homeyou don't want to use directories without +x
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11:55.37sfx_hi again :)
11:56.08sfx_some programs need root authority
11:56.25sfx_and su doesnt work :)
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12:05.39JohnBat26Hi all
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12:08.19SomefilenameAnyone know how to make my bar translucid?
12:09.02pwuertzkicker?
12:09.21islamguide_comright click the taskbar>click configure panel> appearance tab> enable transparency
12:09.24Somefilenamepwuertz, Kicker?
12:09.56Somefilenameislamguide_com, Ok - thanks - I will try it.
12:09.58pwuertzSomefilename, the bar with the big K ?
12:10.01pwuertzok.. kicker ^^
12:10.36islamguide_comkicker = taskbar in windows
12:11.27JohnBat26I have a problem with kppp and bluetooth
12:11.31JohnBat26??
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12:15.19pwuertzJohnBat26, what is it?
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12:15.25sturmflutHi, is there a way to configure Konqueror 3.5.2 so that it always fakes the User Agent String?
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12:15.48pwuertzJohnBat26, unfortunately bluetooth isnt very common
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12:22.51pinotreesturmflut: settings -> configure -> user agent
12:25.46sturmflutpinotree: Sure, but how do I configure that so that the User Agent will be e.g. "Internet Explorer 7.0 on Solaris SPARC" for ALL sites? I can't seem to change the default value and the "Site/Domain-specific" dialog won't take any wildcards (at least I could not find the wildcard character if it exists)
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12:26.41SomefilenameI forgot to ask something: Can I change the KMenu icon and how?
12:26.44iljhey guys, for those of you who runs Slackware and KDE check this out [ http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=37628 ] it might be interesting to you.
12:26.54pinotree~kmenu
12:27.01aptInstructions for changing the K menu icon: http://docs.kde.org/development/en/kdebase/faq/panel.html#id2551958 . Alternatively, use kbfx
12:27.04pinotreeSomefilename: ^^
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12:27.38Somefilenamepinotree, Is that a yes?
12:28.05pinotreesturmflut: maybe deactivating the send user agent checkbox could help, but don't think it's possible spoofing the user agent fr ALL the sites
12:28.18pinotreeSomefilename: yes, and read what apt said
12:28.50SomefilenameOk, thanks apt bot. :)
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13:01.49illogica1no one here happens to know what OS X identifies itself as (architecture) to the compiler do they?
13:02.00qupadaillogica1: darwin
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13:02.33illogica1qupada, darwin or DARWIN or APPLE_DARWIN or some variation of that?
13:02.50illogica1i need it to be exact as I'm trying to ix a compile issue w/ libxine and fink.
13:03.09illogica1s/ix/i'm
13:04.19skynethi all there's a kde tool that brings all desktops onto one screen and shows minature versions of those desktops......anyone know what this programs called?
13:04.22qupadaillogica1: dunno sorry
13:04.44qupadaskynet: well there is kompose that does it like apple's expose
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13:06.39usuarihello
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13:06.54illogica1qupada thanks anyways. i'll try variations on Darwin :-)
13:08.00qupadayou're probably best to ask someone who has a mac.  i would ask one of my mates, but it's 1:15am and not too many people i know are awakw
13:08.03qupadaawake*
13:08.23skynetthanks qupada!
13:08.33usuariI have a problem with file name codification since I had updated to KDE 3.5.2 from 3.5.1 via Synaptic (using Debian). I had tried to change my locale configuration and It doesn't work. In GNOME it works fine. Any solutions? (Please sorry my bad english :)
13:08.53Aronofskyhi , i got a question about konqueror config , i change the font size but it only changed inside the right panel , not inside the left one , dont know if you understand what i mean ?
13:09.20qupadausuari, Aronofsky: screenshots, if you would
13:09.35usuariAronofsky: from where, from what dialog, did you change it?
13:10.07Aronofskyusuari, settings -> configure konqueror -> appearance
13:10.10usuariqupada: I can do an screenshot but how to send it?
13:10.25usuariAronofsky: maybe it will work if you change it form kcontrol
13:10.33qupadausuari: upload it to imageshack.us
13:10.38usuariok
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13:14.55Aronofskyactually it works , when i change font size from kcontrol it changed fontsize from menu and that kind of things but not in apps as thunderbird or xchat , is there a way to define font size for everywhere ?
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13:15.33qupadaAronofsky: you'll need the gtk-qt theme engine or gnome-control-panel to do that
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13:16.17BCMMwhat is the eqivalent of ~/.kde/Autostart/ for running on shutdown not startup?
13:16.36Aronofskyqupada, how can i do that on kde ?
13:16.38usuariqupada: http://img412.imageshack.us/img412/9744/codificaci2bq.png here is an example... more screenshoots nedded? :)
13:17.37qupadaAronofsky: what distro?
13:17.45Aronofskyqupada, debian
13:18.24qupadaapt should have it.  qt-engine-gtk or some variation on those 3 words
13:18.45Aronofskyqupada, and then after it is installed
13:19.04usuariso Aronofsky you can use apt-cache search :)
13:19.48qupadaAronofsky: in appearance and themes in kcontrol, there should be a new snap-in (look for round yellow icon)
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13:20.31Aronofskyusuari, qupada , anyway to change it from a config file ?
13:20.45mlaskhi there
13:20.48usuariqupada: I don't know if you understand my problem...
13:20.49qupadanot that i know of
13:20.57usuariI don't think so...
13:21.17usuarihi mlask
13:21.25qupadausuari: it looks like a font issue
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13:21.59qupadai had the same problem with web browsers viewing pages with non-latin fonts until i installed a bunch of extra fonts
13:22.22Aronofskyqupada, usuari , i got a gtkfontsel package , is it ok ?
13:22.37usuariok... but in GNOME it works fine...
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13:22.43qupadaAronofsky: give it a go
13:22.50mlaski've just installed kde 3.5 and one thing has me iritated. All the entries in kmenu are very long, eg. there is "Azureus (bittorent client)" instead of just "Azureus". Is it possible to disable those descriptions?
13:23.23qupadamlask: panel config > menus
13:23.30mlaski don't want to edit all etries :(
13:23.31qupadachange the "menu item format" bit
13:23.54mlaski'm looking for easy way to disable descripitons in menu
13:24.16mlaskohhh.... nevermind...
13:24.22mlaski've found it
13:24.25mlaskthank's ;)
13:24.25qupadafound it?
13:25.11mlaski should be found it for myself. sorry for asking silly questions ;)
13:25.24mlaskhave found it*
13:26.53usuariqupada: When I was updating KDE there was a config file (I belive it was from KDM) that was replaced by a new config file (before my permission)...
13:27.02usuari... maybe is it the problem?
13:27.27BambinoPinaraf: You there?
13:28.21Aronofskyusuari, qupada , gtkfontsel doesn't seem ok , so it is gtk2-engines-gtk-qt , right ?
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13:29.14qupadaAronofsky: sounds like the one
13:29.17usuariI think so Aronofsky, but I had found it when I updated KDE to 3.5.2
13:29.27qupadausuari: if it was a kdm config, i doubt it.  try changing the font you use for icons and see what happens
13:29.38usuariok, I will
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13:30.51qupadaespecially if you're using helvetica, it isn't the greatest
13:31.54usuariI was usind Sans, but I have changed it and it seems it dosn't work :(
13:32.45usuari*using
13:32.54qupadasometimes you need to log out and in for font changes to actually take effect
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13:34.29usuariOk, log out, so. Thanks qupada for the help
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13:36.47BambinoTwo question I'd like some help with please. First one is, how do i make my home folder and my "computer" display at the Desktop? secondly, I forgot the second one
13:37.12qupadathere never was a second question, was there?
13:37.29Bambino"secondly, i forgot the second one" ;)
13:37.46Bambinooh ya
13:37.51aronofskyRe, gtk-engines works for thunderbird but i still got some fonts that are different , for exemple the chat window in xchat doesn't follow my system fonts config ... amsn doesn't neither !
13:38.00Bambinosecondly I want it to always display detailed view in konqueror. How todo that
13:38.11qupadaright click > new > link to location with ~ in the location box will make a home dir shortcut
13:38.33qupadai think the "my computer" thing you speak of needs to link to system:/
13:38.48aronofskyBambino, settings -> save view profile
13:39.07qupadaaronofsky: i can tell you with 100% certainty amsn isn't gtk
13:39.19qupadai don't know about xchat, but i doubt it is either
13:39.53aronofskyqupada, so what you got to define it manually ?
13:40.12qupadadon't know if you can
13:40.42qupadatry gaim or kopete, both are better than amsn.  as far as an irc client goes, i have no idea
13:40.59qupadaafter all i use irssi
13:41.16aronofskywhy do you say that kopete and gaim are better that amsn ?
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13:41.58qupadabecause i've used amsn, it's a horrible msn messenger clone written in equally horrible tcl/tk
13:42.33aronofskyqupada, actually i find the GUI nicer that gaim or kopete ones
13:42.57qupadawhatever floats your boat, i can't stand it
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13:43.33visik7qupada: there is a plugin to deuglify amsn
13:43.36mlaskhi there... again
13:43.48qupadai have irssi, and it works just fine for me.  bitlbee (www.bitlbee.org) handles msn and aim
13:43.51mlaski've got one more problem :/
13:43.56qupadavisik7: damn, that must be a big plugin
13:44.09qupadabecause amsn got a hefty beating with the ugly stick
13:44.35visik7btw I'm happy with gaim
13:45.17qupadai used to like gaim, but i got sick of the nasty gtk file dialogues, and sick of the constant crashing for absolutely no reason
13:45.22mlaskhow can i set my gtk2 themes to be used when running gnome programs under kde? I've found "GTK Styles and Fonts" dialog, but it doesn't show themes that are kept in my home directory. so, how can i fix that?
13:45.48mlaskgaim? the new version doesn't crash anymore, really ;)
13:46.02visik7qupada: I've never got a gaim crash and gtk2 isn't ugly if u use the plugin for set gtk like kde apps
13:46.08qupadawell 2.0 beta 1 and beta 2 crashed just about on the hour every hour
13:46.11visik7mlask: 1.5 never got a crash
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13:46.22visik7beta means beta
13:46.28visik7doesn't mean finished
13:46.29visik7...
13:46.45mlaskok... but how how can i set gtk2 themes in kde?
13:46.55visik7which distro ?
13:47.02mlaskdebian sid
13:47.13qupadafor the record, gaim 1.5 crashed too, just not as often.  it's all gtk's fault anyway
13:47.16visik7apt-get install gtk2-engines-gtk-qt
13:47.40mlaskyeah, i think i've got that package. it's pretty shitty soluttion
13:47.41visik7qupada: my gaim 1.5 stay open 24/7
13:47.51visik7mlask: works perfectly for me
13:47.58mlaski want to have my native gnome themes when running gtk2 apps under kde
13:48.33visik7mlask: so set the fu**ing gnome theme and don't bother us with your stupid problem
13:48.57mlaskbut it doen't see my gnome themes in ~/.dircetory
13:49.08mlaskhow make it to see them?
13:49.14qupadamlask: so install them system-wide... what's the issue?
13:49.26mlaskwell... i don't like mess
13:49.59mlaskwill it help, when i will unistall gtk2-engines-gtk-qt?
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13:50.21mlaski just want kde, not to touch my gnome configs
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13:51.52qupadayou know i find it interesting you complain about installing themes being "mess" when you have BOTH kde and gnome installed
13:52.56mlaskwhen running eg. konqueror under gnome, there is the theme i set in kde :)
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13:53.26mobtekmlask: using gtk-qt doesn't effect my gnome settings
13:53.53mobtekkde doesn't touch the gnome settings
13:54.12mlaskok... but where are config files for that? maybe some editin wil help :?
13:54.37mobtekfor gtk-qt?
13:54.43mlaskno
13:54.48mlasklook...
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13:55.55|mlask|oh... shit...
13:56.00|mlask|technical problems ;)
13:56.25mobtek<mlask> ok... but how how can i set gtk2 themes in kde? KControl -> Appearence and Themes -> GTK Styles and Fonts
13:56.26|mlask|ok... i will try to describe my problem more strictly
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13:57.05pachuhcayneed some help with openkiosk, can anybody help me?
13:57.07pachuhcayplease..
13:59.43|mlask|in gnome i've set my own, beautiful, colorful, wonderful theme, that i have created for my own and saved in ~/.themes. Everything works fine, but when i log to kde and run some gnome apps, they are using the deufault, ugly, gray theme and icons. So i go to the control center (kde) and i am experimenting with "GTK styles and Fonts" tab. however, i can't find there my therme.
13:59.56|mlask|Looks like it doesn't know about my ~/.themes catalog
14:00.13|mlask|so my question is: How can i tell it about that folder???
14:00.25mobtekit's getting from some global theme setting for gnome?
14:00.40mobtekfind out where that is in the gnome install and then put your theme in there I guess :)
14:00.53|mlask|:/
14:01.06|mlask|i dont understand :(
14:01.12|mlask|where what is?
14:01.30Fieldygood quesiton.
14:01.30mobtekI dunno, perhaps where gnome is installed on your distro
14:01.39mobtekhave a look around :)
14:02.40mobtekask over in #gnome for that one
14:02.49|mlask|ok... nevermind... looks like i have to package my theme. that will be faster :/
14:03.01mobtekor find and read the docs for the gtk-qt engine
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14:03.11mobteketc )
14:03.12qiqocan anybody help me?
14:03.19|mlask|but youre more supoused to know that than gnome folks
14:03.33qiqoerrm i need to setup openkiosk on my clients
14:03.58qiqoi have gotten to the procedure in which i will add the applet on my kicker
14:04.00pinotreeqiqo: is it a kde app?
14:04.04qiqoyeah
14:05.04mobtekhttp://openkiosk.sourceforge.net/docs.htm
14:05.05qiqoalready tried those
14:05.10mobtekheh
14:05.14qiqothe instructions are very simple
14:05.36qiqothey really dont give that much info..
14:05.48qiqoi already gave up googling
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14:06.12mobtekYou can contact the developer by sending an e-mail to xynopsis (at) users dot sourceforge dot net.
14:06.36qiqook..
14:06.43qiqoso nothing more aside from that
14:06.44qiqo?
14:06.52Solvpinotree, can you help me figure out a problem with a rosegarden ebuild on AMD64, qupada form gentoo-amd64 said you might know?
14:07.09mobtekhttp://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=42127 <-- mailing list for openkiosk
14:07.28qiqouh alright,, ima start diggin the list, thanks!
14:07.35mobtekhehe cool
14:07.40pinotreeSolv: i have debian on athlon 32
14:08.27Solvpinotree, i guess that's a no then! can i paste three lines just in case you know...it is a kdelibs related thing =)
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14:10.09igorzolnikovHi! Who know Struts?
14:10.36qupadaigorzolnikov: struts = person? application? website?
14:10.55igorzolnikovFramework
14:11.16igorzolnikov... MVC-based
14:11.32Solvpinotree, don't worry...i will try gentoo-amd64 another time to see if they know
14:11.37Fieldyhaving to do with kde how?
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14:21.40LillDude_10i have konqeror need to transfer my book marks
14:21.47LillDude_10how
14:22.26mobtekLillDude_10: edit bookmarks
14:22.36mobtekfile: import
14:23.09qiqosheesh... im really having problem with openkiosk.. what am i gonna do?
14:23.25LillDude_10how do i export em out of  konqeror
14:23.30LillDude_10there is no export
14:23.42LillDude_10once i  exported then i can import as file
14:23.44mobtekBookmarks -> Edit Bookmarks ->File -> Import even
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14:23.59LillDude_10mobtech
14:24.04mobtekLillDude_10: there is export under 3.5.2
14:24.12LillDude_10were
14:24.18LillDude_10i dont see it\
14:24.30BambinoHey guys, i upgraded from 3.4 to 3.5 kde. Now my terminal is not working properly
14:24.34Bambinoor it is, but i cant configure konsole
14:24.53Bambino"Library files for "kcm_konsole.la" not found in paths.
14:25.12LillDude_10i dont  see that option
14:25.24mobtekLillDude_10: there is no Export menu item under File in Edit Bookmarks?
14:25.27mobtekweird what distro?
14:25.32LillDude_10kanotix
14:25.43mobtekhmm it's there on Gentoo
14:26.22mobtekhehe ask the kanotix packagers why it's not there :P
14:26.41LillDude_10i guess il do that
14:26.55mobtekhehe
14:26.56LillDude_10thanks
14:27.12LillDude_10that is kanotix room?
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14:28.06eren_hi
14:28.06mobtekmeh sleep time
14:28.08eren_i installed ati drivers
14:28.13eren_on Xorg7
14:28.28eren_but when i run transparent screen is terrible
14:28.44eren_"xcompmgr"
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14:31.48eren_who can help ?
14:32.00mattepiuwith what?
14:32.31eren_xorg transparent
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14:32.59mattepiuwhich graphic card do you have?
14:33.09eren_ati
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14:33.13eren_i installed drivers
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14:33.28mattepiuno joy with ati, sorry. Ask Ati for better drivers
14:33.47eren_the last driver i have
14:34.34mattepiuactually there isn't any driver from ati working with composite on
14:35.03eren_:(
14:35.46eren_mattepiu: ok
14:35.51eren_thanks
14:35.55mattepiusorry, is just an ATI choiche
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14:39.39Bambinodoes anyone know how to make my konsole configuration work? Now when i click on conifgure it tells me that it cant find it
14:39.49Bambino"Library files for "kcm_konsole.la" not found in paths."
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14:43.37CeruleanHi. I just overwrote a file from outside of kate. When the dialog came up warning me about the conflict, I selected "Save As" and saved the file in another directory.
14:44.11CeruleanHowever, Kate gave me a message stating it couldn't read as the path didn't exist or somesuch
14:44.27Ceruleanit then cleared out all the text in the editor and cleared the undo buffer
14:44.40Ceruleanso i've essentially lost a rather large script i've been working on for a long period of time
14:44.51Ceruleandoes Kate back things up when it does something silly, by any chance?
14:44.58Ceruleanany temporary file that might still be available?
14:45.28qupadaCerulean: look for a file with ~ appended to the filename
14:46.31Ceruleanqupada: Nada.
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14:47.29qupadaok, well by that i'm going to guess we're talking a "something silly" that happened before you had a chance to save anything?
14:48.13Ceruleanqupada: No, like I said - I deleted the file and backups with some careless typing in the terminal
14:48.25CeruleanKate told me the file had been modified so I selected Save As to re-save it
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14:49.46jonathan_hello all, I'm wanting to make gaim the default IM application, however in the pull-down menu Kopete is all that is there, can I add gaim some other way?
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14:50.29susankahi, how can i change the fontsize in the menu of kde programms like kate ?
14:50.31Bambinocan u somehow "reipar" kde? To default settings?
14:50.39Bambinolike download the package again or something?
14:51.21qupadaBambino: turf ~/.kde and you'll be back to the default config
14:51.34Ceruleansusanka: Look in KControl->Apperances
14:51.40qupadaBambino: down to the fact you'll get the first login 'kpersonalizer' wizard when you try to log in again
14:51.59Bambinoqupada: I am missing appearently a file. so thats the one i need, would that be downloaded or does it just rest KDE
14:52.01susankahmm im not using kde is there a config way ?
14:52.24susankaim not shure maybe its a GTK problem?
14:52.25Bambinomy konsole works, however i cant change settingsit is missing a file named kcm_konsole.la
14:52.57Bambinoqupada: and this happened after the upgrade from 3.4 to 3.5
14:53.19qupadaBambino: you can't always trust it to get everything right during a major version upgrade
14:53.44qupadamove ~/.kde to somewhere else on your hard drive, then just copy back anything you need after re-running the config wizard
14:53.53Bambinoqupada: Oki so whats the solution?
14:53.55Bambinooh ok
14:54.35susankais kde using other graphic libs ?
14:54.55Ceruleansusanka: Qt
14:54.58susankai find no way to fix my 2 meter letters :)
14:55.06susankaah ok
14:55.38jonathan_hello all, I'm wanting to make gaim the default IM application, however in the pull-down menu Kopete is all that is there, can I add gaim some other way?
14:55.55susankaCerulean, if i run KControll ... in kde and i go back to fluxbox, that this work ?
14:56.57Ceruleansusanka: Yes, I should think so
14:57.08susankaok fine i test it
14:57.21susankathanks
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15:16.26foobarhi there, I use kubuntu and can't find a way to change my default encoding to utf8
15:17.02foobarwhat do I have to do?
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15:19.12pinotreefoobar: kubuntu's encoding is already utf8
15:20.04foobarbut my special chars are mixed up... e.g. in the console but if I do rightclick -> settings -> encoding -> utf8 it works
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15:30.24irirbut i can get options in the menu
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15:30.38irirwhere is the problem ?
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15:38.38qiqohelp..
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15:43.02mocheesmoi need help with konversation (kde 3.4 on freebsd 5.4), can't seem to receive dccs
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15:43.22mocheesmoeverything else working well
15:43.45ralsinaAnyone knows who is managing the @kde.org addresses nowadays? I need to change my forwarding :-(
15:43.55Sho_mocheesmo: most likely a NAT/firewall issue
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15:47.32aronofskyhi , i got a probleme, everytime i launch firefox the window is not maximized , any idea where i can specify that ?
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15:55.32hustl3ri dropped my firewall, but still can't seem to receive files via dcc...it looks like konversation thinks my ip address is 0.0.0.0 from the info in the status window
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15:55.55hustl3ri can connect to servers, just not dcc
15:56.25hustl3rmy ip address is 192.168.1.4, but outside it's another one
15:57.00Sho_hustl3r: your IP doesn't matter for receiving
15:57.07islamguide_comanyone knows how to disable open office startup splash screen?
15:57.24hustl3rhmm, must be something else then
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15:57.48hustl3rhere is what i get...
15:57.53hustl3rif i can post it?
15:58.01hustl3rit's 3 lines of text
15:58.02Sho_hunt0r: pastebin
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15:58.06hustl3rdon't want to flood
15:58.25hustl3r[11:52] [Notice] -DeepMix- hustl3r You are in que now with number 6 in rank. Current Low Cps Limit: 1000 Type @DeepMix-que for Que Status and @DeepMix-remove (with or without filename) for Cancelling Que
15:58.25hustl3r[11:52] [Notice] -DeepMix- DCC Send Chris Carter Echo Babylon (Original Mix).mp3 (24.20.10.41)
15:58.25hustl3r[11:52] [DCC] DeepMix offers the file ""chris" (babylon bytes) for download (0.0.0.0:echo).
15:58.26hustl3r[11:53] [Notice] -DeepMix- File Transfer of Chris Carter Echo Babylon (Original Mix).mp3 Incomplete at 0%! you may retry 3 times after which you'll be temp banned from my server
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15:59.17Sho_yes, and that's why you should use pastebin
15:59.26hustl3rwhat is pastebin?
15:59.28hustl3rheh
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16:11.27aronofskyhi , i got a problem with konqueror, when I delete a file the progress bar doesn't work, there is no proression and the window close when its finished ... !
16:15.28mabuanybody on Modular X and XGL here?
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16:24.59Bambinoi am using konversation as irc client. where do i find the logs?
16:25.22pinotree~/.kde/share/apps/konversation/logs/
16:25.26Sho_Check the "Logging" page in the prefs for the directory preference
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16:49.59munzirHi, What's the name of the applet I can add to monitor my ethernet connection?
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17:08.35BlissexAh, interesting problems: all of a sudden (really) after upgrading to 3.5.1 I have two problems: the Kicker does not appear in all virtual desktops, but only the first, and ''sometimes'' (usually after unlocking the screen) I can use the mouse but the keyboard is disabled. Baffling, and vague, and I am just looking for guesses...
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17:48.20stjepanhi
17:48.58stjepando you know any kde apps which are as good as VLC and which can play so many formats?
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17:49.08Sho_KMPlayer, Kaffeine
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17:50.12stjepanSho_: but can kmplayer and kaffeine play so many formats?
17:50.18stjepancan they play audio cds?
17:50.26stjepandvd videos?
17:50.28Sho_stjepan: KMPlayer is a frontend to MPlayer. So is VLC.
17:50.33stjepan.avi, .wma?
17:50.42stjepanSho_: ok tnx
17:50.50Sho_stjepan: When you have the codecs installed, yes
17:51.05Sho_stjepan: Many distributions have a "win32codecs" package
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17:56.03nuxili have  a problem,, in my kde 3.3.0 i can do smb://IP in konquror but not in my 3.3.5 why? and how do i get support for samba protocole in kde.3.3.5?
17:56.26HuntsMan3.3.5?
17:56.34nuxilerm 3.5.1 i mean
17:56.54nuxilsry i have a habbuit of mixing the numbers :P
17:57.14qiqoanyone here who can help me with openkiosk?
17:57.57nuxilso :P in my kde 3.3.0 i can do smb://IP in konquror but not in my 3.5.1 why? and how do i get support for samba protocole in konqueror for kde 3.5.1
17:58.42The_ManUdoes someone of you use gdesklets?
17:58.42nuxili probealy need to rebuild something but what
17:58.50HuntsMannuxil: kdebase probably
17:58.50The_ManUi have a improtant question
17:59.07nuxil?
17:59.50Sho_The_ManU: Most probably user SuperKaramba
17:59.53Sho_*use
18:00.24The_ManUSho_: hm i use kde and someone said it works fine
18:01.09Sho_The_ManU: I'm not saying gdesklet wouldn't work (never tried it), only that KDE has its own widget platform and most people in #kde will likely use that
18:01.25The_ManUand where do i get it?
18:02.05Sho_The_ManU: It's included in KDE 3.5. For older versions of KDE get "SuperKaramba" from your distribution. See the SuperKaramba section on www.kde-look.org for hundreds of widgets (called "themes" in Karamba speak).
18:02.12mhallzOMG my friend's girlfriend is so clueless she thinks gmail's autocomplete means her gmail got hacked just because there are weird addresses in it; i explained it's cause it snips them from the To: field on incoming joke spams and other shit with a lot of emails on it, but she just won't listen
18:03.06Sho_mhall: Don't really see how that's her fault ... I really hate email clients that automatically add mail addresses to their addressbook (I mean you, Thunderbird!) or autocomplete lists
18:04.00mhallSho_: seriously, would a hacker sit there emailing her distant friends and relatives? unlikely
18:04.05mhallSho_: i didn
18:04.17mhallSho_: i didn't call her clueless until she wouldn't listen to reason
18:04.19The_ManUSho_: have kde 3.5.1 how to enable it?
18:04.41Sho_The_ManU: Download some theme/widget you like from kde-look.org and double-click it
18:04.52BlissexAh, interesting problems: all of a sudden (really) after upgrading to 3.5.1 I have two problems: the Kicker does not appear in all virtual desktops, but only the first, and ''sometimes'' (usually after unlocking the screen) I can use the mouse but the keyboard is disabled. Baffling, and vague, and I am just looking for guesses... I suspect something in ''config'' files as it does not happen for all users...
18:04.57Sho_The_ManU: Or See Utilities -> Desktop -> SuperKaramba/Desktop Widgets in the menu
18:05.20The_ManUSho_: where is the utilities menu?
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18:05.52Sho_mhall: Well maybe the "omg, hacked!" response is unfounded, but I can see how it would be confusing to have addresses pop up in auto-complete without being able to mentally retrace where they came from
18:06.44Sho_The_ManU: Click the KDE icon in the lower-left of your desktop and select "Utilities"
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18:07.35The_ManUSho_: i haven't this icon oO
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18:08.08Sho_The_ManU: Then click "Run command" in the menu and start "superkaramba" via the dialog
18:08.23nuxilhmm i tryed to recompile kdebase with --with-samba but no good
18:08.30mhallman firefox 1.5 sucks
18:08.31The_ManUSho_: not found
18:08.34Sho_The_ManU: And if that doesn't work either, use the package manager of your Linux distribution to install superkaramba
18:08.34mhallwhat a shitpile
18:08.49BambinoHmm when i type "apt-get upgrade" it says o upgraded, 0 installed, and 1 not upgraded.
18:08.57nuxili still cant use smb://IP in konquror
18:08.59dashinhoHello, I Have a question. I made some changes to my kde menu, but I removed some apps that I need (stupid me stupid me), anyway to restore the default kde menu?
18:09.01Bambinoand its name is kdenetwork. So what mucst I do?
18:09.17Sho_Bambino: apt-get dist-upgrade
18:10.09BambinoSho_: I get same result
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18:10.16The_ManUsomeone knows a support channel for gdesklets, have troubles since installing
18:10.19a_thingnuxil: Do you have a firewall blocking it?
18:10.28BambinoThe following packages have been kept back:
18:10.28Bambino<PROTECTED>
18:10.28Bambino0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 1 not upgraded.
18:10.31The_ManUsomeone told me it would work fine on kde
18:10.38Bambinothats what I get
18:10.41nuxila_thing, no,, it works fine if i go back to kde 3.3.0
18:11.05nuxili got both isntalled 3.3.0 & 3.5.1
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18:11.20nuxilkde3.5.1 in my homedir
18:11.33nuxili used konstuct to intsall it
18:11.54HuntsMannuxil: ah, what distro?
18:12.02nuxildebian sarge
18:12.24HuntsManinstall smbclient, and samba devel headers
18:12.34dashinhoI made some changes to my kde menu, but I removed some apps that I need (stupid me stupid me), anyway to restore the default kde menu?
18:12.45HuntsMannuxil: to be exact, install libsmbclient-dev
18:12.46a_thingWhen I enter nfs://www@192.168.1.111/var/www/ I get Authorization failed, 192.168.1.111 authentication not supported but mount 192.168.1.111:/var/www/ works
18:12.55HuntsMannuxil: and recompile kdebase
18:12.56nuxilHuntsMan, so why is it working when i go back to kde 3.3.0 ?
18:13.14nuxilit meas its already installed
18:13.15nuxil?
18:13.49HuntsMannuxil: because libsmbclient-dev is requierd only then compiling, not for runting
18:13.52HuntsManbah
18:13.53HuntsManruntime
18:14.18nuxilic
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18:14.45UruaHi, is there some way to send text to a konsole sesion with dcop ?
18:18.41stjepanmy poor preview of brushed metal + compiz: http://img336.imageshack.us/img336/9243/brushedcompiz1dl.png What do you think? How do those themes get along?
18:19.06stjepannot very good, huh? :(
18:19.50nuxilwell looks ok tho
18:20.02HuntsManstjepan: is that Konqueror or what? BTW looks good :)
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18:20.28nuxilstjepan what size on the iconz? imo they are just a little to big
18:20.31mhallhow does one figure out what one can DCOP to a particular k app
18:20.37plbAnyone know why I get uknown host errors with only kde apps?
18:20.47stjepanHuntsMan: yes, konqueror
18:21.00Uruamhall: I have been running dcop Konsole-<sessionID>
18:21.06EvilGuruwhat is the best video editing application (kde)?
18:21.07nuxilbut hey im looking at a 20" widescreen acer lcd monitor :P
18:21.33stjepanHuntsMan: here's the original image: http://baghira.sourceforge.net/pix/big_OS_Clone10.jpg
18:21.42lippelplb: all the time? or sometimes only? for all sites or specific ones?
18:22.05plblippel, sometimes only.......and the the links work fine in firefox
18:22.31lippelplb: like, suddenly it's broken for all sites and work again only after restart?
18:22.37lippelrestart of kde that is
18:23.11plbno, just certain links.....I will try one link and get an unknown host error then try the same link in firefox and it will work fine
18:23.13HuntsManstjepan: very nice :D
18:23.18plbor even opera it also works
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18:23.47UruaAway wot use dcop to send text to a knolse session ?  or any one have any pointers ?
18:24.19plbI've found quite a few people who have the same problem searching on google, though no solution
18:24.27plbworking solution anyway
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18:26.18mhallUrua: but how do you find the names of available messages to send
18:26.38mhallUrua: ah it returns a list, i see
18:26.41Uruaby default they are listed -1 -2 -3
18:27.22Uruaahh sendSession
18:27.23mhallUrua: none of the methods look interesting, just stupid stuff
18:27.31mhallUrua: sendSession lets you do it? hmm
18:27.37Uruatesting
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18:27.59The_ManUapt-get install superkaramba for installing it?
18:28.00mhallUrua: where did you find sendSession
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18:28.19anchormanhello channel
18:28.22Uruamhall: dun think it works.  but it was in the DCOP docs
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18:28.31Uruasession=$(dcop $konsole konsole newSession)
18:28.31Uruadcop $konsole $session renameSession Code
18:28.31Uruadcop $konsole $session sendSession 'cd /my/work/directory'
18:28.57UruaI get 'no such function'
18:29.08anchormani'm trying to get my wifi interface to work and in kwifmanager everytime i hit scan i get  "WARNING: Interface does not support scanning
18:29.11anchormanin the console
18:29.36lippelplb: it's always reproducible for these sites?
18:29.42rhicanif i drag icons around they leave a slight trail on the desktop, i tried dissabling "renderaccel" in xorg.conf but that didn't help. I have it on as wel kde 3.4 and 3.5.2. is there another option xorg kde requires?
18:30.38plblippel, no not always.....sometimes they work sometimes not...it's strange
18:30.59lippelplb: strange indeed...
18:31.12mhallUrua: yeah well i looked at the method list for sessions and sendsession is not listed
18:31.25plblippel, I guess someone filed a bug against this already though...I saw it on bugs.kde.org from last year I believe
18:31.28Uruanope, not for me either. was hopping it was hidden
18:32.05mhallUrua: can you have hidden DCOP methods?
18:32.11mhallUrua: i don't understand how it works
18:32.12Uruano clue
18:32.15Uruanor I
18:32.23mhallUrua: also this is interesting: dcop konsole-23452 konsole-mainwindow#1 << tons of methods in here
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18:33.26mhallzOMG there's more methods there than there are swearwords in a month of my speech
18:33.30mhallwhich is saying something
18:33.45Urualol
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18:35.19Bambinowhere can I find the Konversation logs?
18:35.46mhallBambino: find ~/.kde -iname \*log\* -print
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18:36.04rhicani have another problem that might not be kde's fault but i'm running out of places to look: when i log out of kde to kdm it freezes no keyboard or mouse (i do use ati xorg it could be that combination?)?
18:36.08Bambinomhall: Thank you
18:36.43mhallBambino: did it work?
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18:37.05aronofskyhi
18:37.31mhallrhican: sometimes when i quit KDE using the nv integrated driver instead of the nvidia closed-source binary driver, X won't completely exit
18:37.36aronofskygot a question , is it possible to set up double click navigation in konqueror ?
18:37.39The_ManUSho_: i have downloadet superkaramba, how to use it?
18:37.49mhallrhican: but i don't use display managers because they are flaky
18:37.49The_ManUthere are many things for download
18:37.53Bambinomhall:  Yes
18:37.59mhallrhican: so i can't say about the display manager part
18:38.00mhallBambino: sweet
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18:38.17Bambinomhall: How was it I rested the kde folde? Cause i have a .la file missing. i need it back
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18:38.42dashinhoI made some changes to my kde menu, but I removed some apps that I need (stupid me stupid me), anyway to restore the default kde menu?
18:38.44rhicanmhall:so if i install nvidia drivers some problems might be resolved, i am using ati proprietory drivers now, but i believe it worked once upon a day
18:38.45Bambinocan someone please tell me where the kcm_konsole.la file should be at?
18:39.22mhallBambino: 11:38 < Bambino> mhall: How was it I rested the kde folde? Cause i have a .la file missing. i need it back
18:39.28aronofskyBambino, /usr/lib/kde3/ for me
18:39.30mhallBambino: can you rephrase, that didn't make much sense
18:39.30rhicanBambino : /usr/kde/3.5/lib/kde3/kcm_konsole.la
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18:39.52mhallrhican: that's not what i meant
18:40.24Bambinomhall: I  upgraded from kde 3.4 to 3.5. after that. when i try to konfigure Konsole, i get an error that kcm_konsole.la does not exist
18:40.34aronofskyanyone can tell me how to set up double clic navigation in konqueror because i really dont find ?
18:40.51Bambinomhall: Konsole works though, just dont work to configure it
18:41.13rhicanBamino : did you update all your config files? i updated to kde3.5 too recently on gentoo you should really do your etc-update
18:41.23pinotreearonofsky: kcontrol -> perhiperals -> mouse
18:41.37mhallBambino: on my machine it's part of konsole: usr/lib/kde3/kcm_konsole.la
18:41.47mhallBambino: so i'd reinstall konsole
18:41.55rhicanmhall: i'll just keep using "killall X" then for now ;) i could always upgrade to modular x ..
18:42.00mhallBambino: also if you're on gentoo, that's going to be weird
18:42.06aronofskypinotree, thx , i was looking in konqueror settings ... thats kinda tric
18:42.06mhallrhican: yeah but i have 6.9
18:42.16mhallrhican: and i still have the problem, also had it back in 6.8
18:42.28mhallrhican: what i'm trying to get at is, i suspect it's something weird with stock X
18:42.38mhallrhican: and maybe installing ATI or NV makes it go away
18:42.43pinotreearonofsky: ah, no.. it's a general config for the whole kde
18:42.48mhallrhican: but since you did not install ATI yet i can't confirm
18:43.12aronofskypinotree, ok , thx
18:43.13rhicanmhall: i did install ati drivers currently using the fgrlx driver
18:44.37dashinhoWell guys, sorry, can't wait anymore... Thanks for "help". I have to go. I'll be back later.
18:44.41Bambinomhall: I am on Ubuntu. how do I reinstall kosnole?
18:45.08mhallBambino: sudo dpkg --purge konsole && apt-get install --reinstall konsole
18:45.30mhallrhican: what happens when you change over to ATI stock
18:45.52mhallrhican: when i read what you said i got the idea you were on stock at first, not proprietary, sorry about confusion
18:46.03Bambinomhall: Dont work, i get an error
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18:46.20Bambinokdebase depens on konsole it says
18:46.31Bambinodependensy problems
18:46.32The_ManUhm can i take changes in the superkaramba "desklets"?
18:46.48rhicani don't know i doub't that they cause the problem
18:46.49pinotreeThe_ManU: ???
18:47.05mhallBambino: ok one second
18:47.10The_ManUpinotree, like options which will be shown or color
18:47.15Bambinomhall:  thanks
18:47.24mhallBambino: sudo dpkg --force-depends --purge konsole && apt-get install --reinstall konsole
18:47.28rhicanmhall:i could always check if i still have it with the 2d drivers
18:47.29mhallBambino: sudo dpkg --force-depends --purge konsole && sudo apt-get install --reinstall konsole
18:47.38mhallrhican: that's what i am requesting
18:47.45pinotreeThe_ManU: every theme provide a set of options
18:47.49mhallrhican: try it with X stock and see if it's still cocked up
18:48.02pinotreeThe_ManU: i you aren't satisfied much, you can try editing them
18:48.05The_ManUpinotree: and where to set them?
18:48.05mhallrhican: i have opposite situation; X stock is busted, X + nv is working
18:48.18The_ManUthe options
18:48.23UruaSo anyone know where I can find some DCOP pointers ? Looking to send text to a Konsole session
18:48.29rhicanmhall: but it's strange if i run X without kdm it exits without any problem
18:48.31pinotreeThe_ManU: right click on a theme, there should be the configure or settings option
18:48.33mhall?dcop
18:49.04The_ManUpinotree: no its grey :/
18:49.17pinotreeThe_ManU: then that theme isn't configurable...
18:49.37Bambinomhall: Ok it worked. Do I need to restar X for it to work?
18:49.39mhallrhican: that's not strange
18:49.51mhallBambino: i think i'd run kbuildsycoca
18:50.01mhallBambino: other than that no X restart should be needed
18:50.05pinotreeThe_ManU: anyway, a sk theme is written in python, so you could try (carefully) to edit it
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18:50.32The_ManUnever worked with it^^
18:50.59pinotreeThe_ManU: then mail the author of that theme asking for more options ;)
18:51.16The_ManUdo you use sk?
18:51.39Bambinomhall: Ok what does kbuildsycoca do=
18:51.44mhallBambino: manpage
18:51.45pinotreeno, as i prefer using my cpu and ram to compile and develop...
18:52.03mhallkbuildsycoca (1)     - Rebuilds the system configuration cache
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18:52.08pinotreeBambino: kbuildsycoca rebuilds the cache of the configuration files
18:52.16Bambinopinotree: Ok thanks
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18:52.28mhallsycoca is a creative abbreviation
18:52.37pinotreekbuildsycoca = Kde BUILD SYstem COnfiguration CAche
18:52.50Bambinothere is no database available ;)
18:52.59BambinoThanks pinotree for the explanation
18:53.08pinotreeBambino: kbuildsycoca --noincremental
18:53.30Bambinopinotree: Gives same error
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18:55.02rhicanmhall: i solved my problem .. my XSESSION variable was set incorrectly ... omg
18:55.08mhallBambino: ERROR or warnning? *big* difference
18:55.13mhallrhican: what was in it
18:55.28rhicanmhall:kde-3.5.2 i believe ,
18:55.31mhallGarethTheGreat: bad text encoding or missing / b0rk3d fonts?
18:55.33GarethTheGreatsorting that out now
18:55.34Bambinomhall: kio (KSycoca): ERROR: No database available!
18:55.35GarethTheGreathang on
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18:55.38mhallrhican: in the variable?
18:55.47mhallBambino: got to do it inside of X
18:55.47rhicanyes
18:56.05GarethTheGreathttp://shell.garethnelson.com/~gareth/screenshot.png
18:56.07mhallrhican: how'd that happen
18:56.18GarethTheGreati get the same thing from the machine locally when starting up KDM
18:56.54mhallGarethTheGreat: you irc in a lot of channels huh
18:56.59GarethTheGreatheh
18:57.00GarethTheGreatyeah
18:57.03rhicanmhall: i kinda put it there a while a go after a friend said something about it i believe .. i know i'm stupid should have remembered anyway i'm glad it's fixed
18:57.10GarethTheGreatwhat can i do about these fonts then?
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18:57.26The_ManUi have installed techmon, but there is no deinstall button
18:57.34The_ManUis it still downloading the tool?
18:57.45pinotreeGarethTheGreat: changing the font leads to the same result?
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18:58.02P-Luc_Auclairhey guys I have a big problem
18:58.08GarethTheGreatpinotree: how exactly do i do that?
18:58.15rhicanmhall: now if i could get rid of that trail that dragging icons life would be perfect :)
18:58.16Bambinomhall: I am doing it inside X.. ? I am running xterm and doing it there
18:58.17P-Luc_AuclairI have Kicker running but I can't see the taskbar anythere
18:58.17GarethTheGreatcurrently it's happening in kdm too
18:58.29Bambinomhall: Or do you mean out side?
18:58.30pinotreeGarethTheGreat: running kcontrol -> look & themes -> fonts
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18:59.13mhallBambino: yeah it should work
18:59.25mhallBambino: are you sudoed or in an su session
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18:59.29mhallBambino: that would mess it up
18:59.29GarethTheGreatpinotree: bit of a struggle to do that when i can't read anything
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18:59.40Bambinomhall: I wrote "sudo -s" and then did it
18:59.43eren_hi.
18:59.47mhallBambino: yeah that's bad
18:59.50eren_i have ati vga problem :(
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18:59.52pinotreeGarethTheGreat: wait
18:59.53mhallBambino: the database is per-user
18:59.57eren_oh sory wrong channel
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19:00.02mhallBambino: and gets regenned when you start KDE
19:00.03Bambinomhall: Ok so Should i leave sudo?
19:00.05GarethTheGreati think i'm missing a package somewhere
19:00.13mhallBambino: yeah for kbuildsycoca, do it as user
19:00.32pinotreeGarethTheGreat: run kcmshell fonts
19:00.46Bambinoromeo@Core:~$ kbuildsycoca --noincremental
19:00.46Bambinokbuildsycoca running...
19:00.46Bambinokio (KSycoca): ERROR: No database available!
19:00.50GarethTheGreatnow what?
19:00.55GarethTheGreatah, hang on
19:01.03pinotree--> dinner
19:01.50mhallBambino: try just plain kbuildsycoca
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19:02.21mhallBambino: also i got some no database available errors but it still worked
19:02.30mhallBambino: so i think maybe you can just ignore that error
19:02.43mhallBambino: i'm on debian, which is close enough to ubuntu for comparison in this case
19:02.53mhallBambino: argh all that worry over a non-issue =)
19:02.54Bambinomhall: Ok so i should restart X now?
19:03.17Bambinomhall: :) hehe
19:03.18The_ManUhm are there only those themes in superkaramba which are shown to be downloaded?
19:03.31GarethTheGreatok
19:03.37GarethTheGreati now have a dialogue with tons of unreadable text
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19:07.22Bambinomhall: didnt work :(
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19:08.25mhallBambino: but... wtf... that file's part of konsole
19:08.31mhallBambino: reinstalling it should do the job
19:08.46mhallBambino: does it still fuck up if you restart X? do you have a hacked up copy of KDE?
19:08.47ezu5tis there a command line tool that does the same thing as "test sound" from kcontrol -> sound & multimedia -> sound system?
19:08.57mhallBambino: anything on the box that's not stock ubuntu
19:09.16Bambinomhall: Konsole is working fine. its just i cant konfigure it, this happened happend after the update
19:09.17ezu5tfor some reason my alsa isn't getting started when I login
19:09.37Bambinomhall: To reinstall i just remove the .kde folder? and download kde again=
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19:11.19mhallBambino: this is really weird
19:11.29mhallBambino: now you see why i'm scared of ubuntu
19:11.36Bambinomhall: Haha, You using gentoo?
19:11.53mhallBambino: god no
19:12.00mhallBambino: debian sid + experimental
19:12.01Bambinomhall: Huh? ;)
19:12.11Bambinomhall Gentoo is not good?
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19:13.25ezu5ti hear gentoo is great if you like wasting cpu cycles on compilation
19:13.36Sho_indeed :)
19:13.48nuxilezu5t true
19:14.01BambinoA friend told me gentoo is so good, try it ;)
19:14.05Bambinoand you now say its not
19:14.08Bambinoanother said Ubuntu is good
19:14.10Sho_Also if you like flexibility, powerful package management, an up-to-date package selection and a lively user community
19:14.10Ardonikezu5t: nothing wrong with compilation.  Often, I need software for which a distro package doesn't exist yet.
19:14.15nuxilbut also if you have the time.. cos it takes forevre :P to setup
19:14.17ArdonikOf course, my own distro is Mandriva.
19:14.19Bambinopeople say ubuntu scuks. Ok, so whats good?! ;)
19:14.31nuxilBambino ubuntu dosent sux..
19:14.40nuxili dont use it but have used it..
19:14.41Sho_Bambino: Whatever *you* like is good ;)
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19:14.49ArdonikDistro wars are offtopic, by the way
19:15.00Sho_Bambino: Just try them all and see what floats your boat
19:15.01mhallBambino: might be good to try #ubuntu
19:15.08Bambinomhall: I am there.. ;)
19:15.11mhallBambino: and of course kubuntu
19:15.13Bambinomhall: I am using Ubuntu
19:15.15mhallBambino: and of course #kubuntu *
19:15.16ezu5tArdonik - sure, once in a while you need to compile stuff. but why have it be the normal procedure every time you install something?
19:15.32The_ManUworin besteht der unterschied zeischen den bezeichnungen hda und sda?
19:15.32mhallBambino: the kubuntu people have a bit more kde knowhow
19:15.38ncp_is there a lightweight version of kde? or do i only need to install a smaller piece of kde?
19:15.39The_ManUsata und ide?
19:15.45mhallThe_ManU: nein nicht genau
19:15.46Sho_The_ManU: One is IDE, the other is SATA/SCSI
19:15.47nuxilezu5t cos its source
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19:15.52Ardonikezu5t: depends on what you need.  All I was saying is that there's nothing wrong with it.
19:15.54Sho_The_ManU: Roughly
19:16.01The_ManUok thx
19:16.02mhallThe_ManU: sda --> scsi (sata sieht wie scsi aus) und hda --> IDE
19:16.28The_ManUscsi?
19:16.28Sho_ncp_: kdelibs and kdebase are the basic installation
19:16.44mhallThe_ManU: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/SCSI
19:16.49Sho_ncp_: the other modules are entirely optional
19:16.54ezu5tanyway, the reason I switched from mandrake to debian unstable was so I could use more recent versions of kde
19:17.02ezu5twithout compiling everything
19:17.08The_ManUmhall do you have superkaramba?
19:17.08mhallThe_ManU: das soll wohl da hingehen aber ich hatte mal das URL geratet
19:17.14jronis there an easy way to get konq to explore .rar formats?
19:17.15The_ManUok
19:17.35Sho_mhall: "geraten", btw
19:17.36Ardonikezu5t: Gentoo would also keep you up to date (that's largely the point, I think); horses for courses.
19:17.50mhallThe_ManU: nope, no superkaramba
19:17.56mhallSho_: was the rest ok?
19:17.57The_ManUmhall gdesklets?
19:18.02Frost^hello. I'm trying to make a service menu and for that specific one I need to know how to relate to an actual filename (and not a full path)
19:18.08Frost^can anyone help?
19:18.09mhallThe_ManU: no
19:18.10Sho_mhall: Well, usually we say "die URL", but the vote is still out on that ;-)
19:18.14The_ManUSho_: do you have superkaramba?
19:18.23Sho_The_ManU: Yes
19:18.30mhallSho_: oh i had no idea one way or the other
19:18.31ArdonikFrost^: what do you mean by "service menu"?
19:18.32The_ManUhave some questions
19:18.40Frost^right-click menu
19:18.53The_ManUfist are tehre "only" less themes for download?
19:19.05ArdonikFrost^: And what are you having trouble with?
19:19.06The_ManUand some information is false
19:19.09The_ManUi have sda
19:19.16Sho_The_ManU: I'm not sure what you mean by "less themes"?
19:19.18The_ManUäh no sda, have hda
19:19.37Frost^if I use %u, I get a full url to the selected file
19:19.42mhallSho_: i think maybe it should be der or die, because locator -> Pächter
19:19.42Frost^I'd like to get the filename alone
19:19.53mhalldamn it my text encoding is all broken
19:19.56mhallwhat the fuck
19:20.05ncp_have installede debian, but security.debian.org dont work, is that because i have choosed testing (amd64) ?
19:20.09Sho_mhall: Yeah, some write "der URL", too. "Die URL" is most common, however.
19:20.41mhallSho_: lol
19:20.46mhallSho_: poor germans
19:20.55mhallSho_: just convert it all to das and be done with it =)
19:21.09Sho_mhall: The French have it better, inventing their own terminology for everything ;-)
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19:21.27mhallSho_: yeah but then the terms are all crap
19:21.36main2after starting klaptop_check, nothing happens
19:21.47main2im not receiving a systray icon either, any ideas?
19:22.08main2(i do have cpufreq, and acpid)
19:22.15mhallSho_: and some are missing
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19:23.35The_ManUSho_: can i talk you query?
19:23.48Sho_The_ManU: Klar
19:24.09ncp_have installede debian, but security.debian.org dont work, is that because i have choosed testing (amd64) ?
19:24.20mhallThe_ManU Sho_ : hey the party's in #mhall, you should join :P
19:25.15main2lol, i removed my systray pannel - what is the exact name of it? .. im trying to get it back :)
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19:26.44nuxilman kdebase takes forever to compile
19:26.46positivo\j foz
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19:29.39stodgeHi - how do I stop the balloons at the bottom of the screen from appearing when Konq blocks a pop up?
19:29.46ArdonikFrost^: http://developer.kde.org/documentation/tutorials/dot/servicemenus.html
19:30.09positivooi
19:30.13ArdonikAnd especially the spec itself at http://standards.freedesktop.org/desktop-entry-spec/desktop-entry-spec-0.9.4.html#exec-variables
19:30.21ArdonikIt's just a .desktop entry.
19:30.59main2please take a sec time to fill in this petition for good ati drivers .. > http://www.petitiononline.com/atipet/petition.html < thank you
19:31.30_positivo_blz
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19:31.45Frost^Ardonik: thanks
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19:34.57ezu5ti'm looking at kcontrol/arts/arts.cpp line 604-615, trying to understand how the arts server gets started.   it looks like it's terminating it, adn then calling app->startServiceByDesktopName("knotify");
19:35.00ezu5tis that what starts arts?
19:35.18ezu5tor is it the terminate?
19:35.25ezu5twhy does artsshell not have a "start" option?
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19:36.02tech9inerg'day all
19:37.12ezu5tah nevermind
19:37.14ezu5ti found it
19:37.16Ardonikezu5t: You'll have better luck in #kde-devel, I think
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19:39.04mhallfeindbild: 30 seconds lag? =)
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19:42.26stodgeHi - how do I stop the notifications at the bottom of the screen from appearing when Konq blocks a pop up?
19:43.31_positivo_oooooooooooooiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
19:43.52mhall_positivo_: ?
19:43.56_positivo_nimguem conversa ai
19:45.39tech9inerany clues mates why i have an italics button in kmail looks usable and all....     till i click on it and it goes grey and unavailable and no fonts are responding/italicised ?    using html formats ?.. strange indeed
19:46.05pinotreestodge: click on the icon of the blocked popup, the deselect the option from the popup that appears
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19:46.07_tom-deesel_soa do brasil
19:46.30_tom-deesel_brazilian
19:47.33tech9inerallo pinotree
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19:48.47itaevening
19:48.53feindbildmhall: almost ^^
19:49.07pinotreehey ita
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19:49.33main2damn, got disconnected - i accidently removed my systray - is there a way to get it back?
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19:49.50pinotreemain2: add it, it's a panel applet
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19:52.03tech9inerg'day hussam
19:52.05main2what is its name?
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19:52.28hussamtech9iner, hey :)
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19:53.49tech9inercongrats hussam ... ur the 1st to actually reply amongst blokes known this day.. lol.. ;].. must've taxed me 'acceptable whine levels' a bit maybe lmao
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19:54.23tech9inerhave u played with or watched the xgl everyones excited bout yet hussam ?
19:54.30mhalltech9iner: what happens if you italicize using Ctrl-I instead
19:54.34mhalltech9iner: same problem?
19:54.38mhalltech9iner: did you check the bugtracker
19:54.43hussamtech9iner, not really.
19:54.48mhalltech9iner: and your distro channel
19:54.49tech9inerdunno mhall .. hadnt tried.. lemme check..
19:55.05tech9inersorry mhall ?
19:55.06itawhat is exciting in xgl ? i have tried rr4, not seen anything special
19:55.34mhalltech9iner: if Ctrl-I doesn't work, try KDE + distro bugtracker + your distro irc channel too
19:55.45tech9ineroh wait.. mybad mhall.. didnt read ur flow rite.. lol
19:57.02tech9inerhahaha.. thats even weirder mhall .. ctrl - i replaces in strange way the hilited txt .. heh
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19:58.15tech9inertx mhall fir input mate
19:58.22tech9inerfir*for
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20:01.35_adrianok this is the first time I have opened konversation does this mean everyone on the right is lisening?
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20:02.58BlissexAh, interesting problems: all of a sudden (really) after upgrading to 3.5.1 I have two problems: the Kicker does not appear in all virtual desktops, but only the first, and ''sometimes'' (usually after unlocking the screen) I can use the mouse but the keyboard is disabled. Baffling, and vague, and I am just looking for guesses... I suspect something in ''config'' files as it does not happen for all users...
20:03.21Blissex_adrian: ''connected to this channel'' more than ''listening''
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20:04.42_adrianwhats in more?
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20:06.30Ardonik_adrian: some of us are away, some of us are here, and some of us don't care about the present topic and aren't participating.
20:06.44ArdonikThat's the way big channels always are
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20:08.47_adrianThank you I will watch and listen sorry for the interuption
20:10.05ArdonikRest assured you're not interrupting anything
20:10.16Sho__adrian: You're not interrupting ;). And hi, btw.
20:12.42tech9inerlol..
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20:16.25mhallBlissex: what happens when you move away .kde
20:16.28_nadimpinotree: hi, weren't you the one who helped me with the mime database problem two weeks ago?
20:17.40_nadimDoes pinotree know about the mime db caching in KDE?
20:17.49Blissexmhall: ahhh, I'll try to have a look. But I think it is still there... Curiously the keyboard is grabbed, but not the mouse.
20:17.54BambinoIs it possible to install themes that has the extension ktheme? I cant seem to find it
20:18.05main2'sh: iceauth: command not found'
20:18.11main2what does this mean?
20:18.12pinotreeBambino: kcontrol -> look & themes -> themes
20:18.19Bambinopinotree: Yes i am there
20:18.35Bambinopinotree: However it cant find the theme file (it has extension .ktheme and not .theme)
20:18.51pinotreeselect manually
20:19.13pinotreeapply the * filter in the type combobox, and select the ktheme
20:19.35The_ManUbye
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20:22.36main2what access/rights do i need to be able to use proc throtteling with klaptop_check?
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20:23.27EvilGurucan someone explain this error message that I get when I try to build the kde app help search indexes?
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20:23.51EvilGuruhtmerge: Document database has no URLs. Check your config file and try running htdig again.
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20:25.13PhilRodEvilGuru: you'd need to set up htdig "correctly" (ie, in the required way). I have no idea what that way is though, sorry
20:25.33PhilRodif you ever find anyone who does know, please ask them to write it up somewhere for the rest of us :-)
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20:25.49EvilGuruguess that it does not work you either
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20:27.50_adrianHas  anyone set up altiris; part of the pxe setup requires freeDOS and freDos.frm any idea's cant find this anywhere
20:28.41PhilRod_adrian: what is altiris?
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20:30.31_adrianIts  aprogram that dell supports for configuring there new blade or other server systems
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20:33.32PhilRodhrm, I don't know where an appropriate channel to ask about that would be
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20:35.30alex_I have UBUNTU Installed, i installed kde w/ gnome and i uninstalled some kde stuff and now im getitng this:http://pastebin.com/650066
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20:37.22PhilRodalex_: does ~/.ICEauthority exist?
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20:38.26dsafdinoguys I've got some problem with my bluetooth-konqueror support
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20:38.51dsafdinoyou know you can write bluetooth:/ in konqueror then it lists every bluetooth peripheral
20:39.18dsafdinoby now if I write bluetooth:/ I receive an error message like "URL bad defined"
20:39.36PhilRodbluetooth:// ?
20:39.38dsdghalo, anyone - how can i get it that when i add an application to a panel - when i start that application it must go to the taskbar? i added scribus and when i start it from the panel icon  then i dont see it in my taskbar. i have to alt+tab to get to it
20:39.45alex_PHilrod, mkdir: `/home/alex//.ICEauthority' exists but is not a directory
20:39.51dsafdinoif I write obex://[BTaddress] etc I can browse it
20:40.10BlissexA little more detail: I have Fedora 5 with KDE 3.5.1 and ''suddendly'' KDE grabs/lock the keyboard but not the mouse. I have determined now that this does not happen if I start KDE without 'ksmserver'. Which to me seems weird. Where to look for further analysis?
20:40.13dsafdinono PhilRod it's bluetooth:/
20:40.59PhilRoddsafdino: oh, ok
20:41.29PhilRodalex_: it shouldn't be. But delete it, then try starting a KDE app
20:41.32dsafdinoit doesn't work... after the 3.5.2 update
20:41.52alex_how?
20:41.57alex_what's the command
20:42.04PhilRodrm ~/.ICEauthority
20:42.09PhilRodor just delete it in konqueror
20:42.45PhilRods/in/using/
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20:48.52Tm_Tmoin
20:49.02Tm_Ttech9iner: hey, you!
20:49.05PhilRodTm_T: &co says hi
20:49.05mhallTm_T: guten morgen
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20:49.14Tm_TPhilRod: =)
20:49.35Tm_Tmhall: it's almost midnight but all goes
20:49.49mhallIch bin mhall der hackerliche.
20:49.59Tm_To  k
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20:50.32mhallAnd it's 13 minutes 37 seconds past 13:37. :-D
20:50.39mhallYay for 1337 past 1337 time. =)
20:50.55Ardonikmhall: that's nothing.
20:51.08tech9inerhahaha.. Tm_T
20:51.21mhallArdonik: what's nothing
20:51.22ArdonikSometime last week, it was 1 hour, 2 minutes, and 3 seconds after April 5th, 2006
20:51.33ArdonikSo the date was 010203040506
20:51.48mhallArdonik: yeah i was up and awake to celebrate 01:02:03 04/05/06 =)
20:51.50ArdonikOnly happens once a century!
20:52.05Tm_Ttech9iner: yeah, I'm bit "off"
20:52.10tech9inerout paths of recent days have crossed not sir Tm_T
20:52.15mhallArdonik: the europeans get it on may 5th eh?
20:52.16Tm_Tindeed
20:52.29Ardonik010203050506?
20:52.30tech9inerwell tell us something we dont know me '''off''' chap?.. ;]
20:53.00mhalltech9iner: we don't know why your mom is so fat... ehehehe
20:53.30Tm_Twhat?
20:53.37Tm_Tbah, back to sleep ->
20:53.49mhallTm_T: schläfrig eh?
20:54.26mhalli have some kind of eye infection that makes it tough to sleep
20:55.47mhalldoes kde have a calc that handles fractions and time units in calculations
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21:02.23BambinoHmm isint the themes on kde-look.org suppously work? Cause ive tried now maybe 4 themes that has a .kth file. and none works when i go to the manager and press on the theme.kth and open. It does not display the wallpaper
21:06.33dsafdinothere is no chan about kde bluetooth?
21:06.46dsafdinono one know how to solve this bug, even google....
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21:12.42tusovhi ppl
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21:16.28_adriankde has kcalc this is very pqwerful and does a lot more than first thought kbrunch I think is a small program for fractions
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21:17.13pinotree_adrian: kcalc and kbruch have different purpouses
21:17.22pinotreekcalc is... a calculator :)
21:17.44pinotreewhile kbruch is an educational application to help learning the calculation with fractions
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21:20.41_adrianwhat would you recommend for then for <mhall> does kde have a calc that handles fractions and time units in calculations
21:22.20mhallmaybe i'll write one that does it in RPN
21:22.27mhalli could put it together in scheme perhaps
21:23.46Ardonikmhall: there's always units -v for simple conversions
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21:25.01Crissihi
21:25.12_adrianfar to clever for me sorry for jumping in
21:25.13Crissihow i can speed up the output on konsole?
21:25.21Crissixterm is faster :/
21:26.13pinotreekonsole is cooler :P
21:26.14Ardonikuse urxvt if you want a fast terminal with unicode support
21:26.22Crissipinotree: yes of course!
21:26.51Crissiis there a way to specify which terminal internal is used?
21:26.53ArdonikIt's not remotely as polished as konsole, but it gets the job done.
21:27.17ArdonikChange the start menu links, and edit $TERM in your ~/.profile, I suppose
21:27.37Crissii'll look
21:28.06Ardoniklike this: export TERM=urxvt
21:28.24ArdonikFor any app that fires up a terminal by checking $TERM.  (I'm not sure if many do.)
21:29.13Crissiyou're understand me wrong... i want to use konsole with a fast terminal inside :-D
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21:29.56Crissimaybe its slowdown konsole that history buffer is set to unlimited?
21:30.20PampersBombahello, i have a problem with kmail and gpg .. gpg is installed and configured, but wenn i try to select gpg -> http://bomba.homeunix.org .. whats wrong?
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21:31.05PampersBombasry wrong link -> http://bomba.homeunix.org/gpg.png
21:33.01mhallArdonik: there's aren't simple conversions
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21:35.25vcefhi is there a way to have mplayer window on every workspace on default? (KDE 3.4)
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21:36.20dcompilerhas the kde desktop icons moving around randomly been fixed in kde 3.5 ?
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21:37.15bauerbobhi
21:37.52bauerbobhow can i start kwifimanager without the main window? ....so that it's only visible in systray?
21:38.04bauerbobi haven't found an option for that
21:38.26dcompileradd to .xinitrc?
21:38.54bauerboband i can't even manage to create a workaround with dcop, because i can't figure out how dcop can close the window
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21:51.42mhallbauerbob: there's gotta be *some* kind of dcop call
21:51.54mhallbauerbob: run dcop kwifimanager and hunt through all the subclasses
21:51.56dennycrumsuxwhat is the program for remote desktop in kde?
21:52.31tusovkrdc
21:52.48dennycrumsuxthx
21:53.16tusovwith pleasure ;)
21:53.16dennycrumsuxhmm does that include client and server?
21:53.24tusovyeap
21:53.31dennycrumsuxallrigth i'll check it out
21:53.38tusovkrfb
21:53.48bauerbobmhall: already did so
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21:56.14bauerbobmhall: i grepped for close, quit, exit and terminate. i could only find quit, which is shutting down the whole application. but i want to close the main window only
21:58.58tusovknow somebody witch is the reason if i observe some squares (red and green) in menus (they marks the letter for shortcuts) in X
22:00.00tusovwhich
22:00.16tusovsorry it;s not my native (default) language
22:00.18tusov:P
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22:05.42tusov* them
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22:06.18tusov:P
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22:10.06kronozhow can I increase the size of icons in the system tray?
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22:12.20tusovright click on k -- panel menu -- configure panel -- arrangement -- size tiny/small/normal/large/custom
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22:14.11mlaskhi
22:14.26pinotreetusov: screenshot?
22:14.37mlaskhow can i make make kde to run one command every time when started?
22:15.08HuntsManmlask: put a script on ~/.kde/Autostart
22:15.17mlaskohh... just that?
22:15.29HuntsManyep
22:15.29mlaskok, thanks
22:15.36HuntsManor a simbolic link will work also
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22:16.35pinotree~autostart
22:16.37aptTo start a program or set an environment variable at KDE login, see: http://docs.kde.org/development/en/kdebase/faq/configure.html#id2558687
22:16.39pinotreemlask: ^^
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22:18.20mlaskwhat is the difference between kompmgr and  xcompmgr?
22:18.48mlaskxcompmgr works a little buggy with kde. will kompmgr help?
22:18.53tusovedit rc.conf -- kdm_enable="YES" , edit ttys -- ttyv8 "/usr/local/bin/kdm -nodeamon" xterm on secure, ~xinitrc -- exec startkde ;)
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22:21.35pinotreemlask: ^^
22:21.38pinotreeoops
22:21.51pinotreetusov: if you could provide a screenshot, it would be better
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22:22.28tusovjust a sec
22:22.47Bambinohttp://www.romeon.net/error.png   here is my error. I uninstalled KDE, removed the folder. reinstalled it. same thing. then, removed the folder. installed kubuntu desktop. same error!! why?! this happens when i try toconfigure the konsole
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22:29.12eggenz7i just got my multimedia keyboard working..have the play stop ect buttons working in xmms...the volume buttons will not work in xmms...when i puch a volume button and OSD shows up...syaing its doing whatver button i pushed but it doesnt control the sound...what program is doing that?
22:29.56pinotreeBambino: that seems to be an issue with kubuntu packages, so i suggest you file a bug in the kubuntu bugzilla
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22:30.40Ardonikeggenz7: have you tried another mixer, like kmix?
22:30.54Ardonik(The bluish sound icon is kmix)
22:30.54eggenz7thats what i use
22:31.00ArdonikAnd it's cranked up?
22:31.05eggenz7but i dont see anything in there to mess with a OSD
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22:31.09eggenz7the volume works
22:31.14tusovpinotree: here is the screenshot -- ftp://86.125.79.98/incoming/greenredsquares.jpg
22:31.19eggenz7im tyring to gtet the keys on the keyboard to control it
22:31.23mlaskwow! that kompmgr really rocks :)
22:31.38arcanistheroguehey, is there a way to get all those neato xgl effects in kde?
22:31.45arcanistherogueI only see them used in GNOME...
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22:32.16pinotreetusov: wow, amazing...
22:33.06Bambinopinotree: but this happend before i downloaded kubuntu desktop. it happend when i had kde onubuntu
22:33.08pinotreetusov: if you change the gui style from kcontrol (eg select plastik), does the strange effect remain?
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22:34.03thiago_homeeggenz7: kmilo
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22:35.04tusovswitch to keramic and now i have pretty "(!)" replacing red and green squares
22:35.12tusov:))
22:35.21pinotreeO_O
22:35.58tusovi try to reinstall kde
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22:36.26tusovbut same effect
22:36.27mlaskehhh.... hi again ;)
22:36.34mlaski have a big problem...
22:36.45mlaskwell... i know... i should know this...
22:36.48tusovthink it;s something deeper
22:36.57mlaskbut it is late night.... i'm sleppy...
22:37.09mlaskand i beg you... help me!
22:37.25tusovmlask i listen u
22:38.06mlaski know.... it is a stupid question... but how should i write that script in ~/.kde/Autorun? I have put there a file mybinary.sh
22:38.29mlaskand in that file i have put "sh blahblah"
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22:38.39mlaskand i have made it executbale
22:38.47mlaskso why it didn't start?
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22:39.04tusovexec  mybinary in autorun?
22:39.23qupadamlask: i have shellscripts in my kde autostart dir, works fine
22:39.33mlaskit was kompmgr ;)
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22:39.53mlaski have put "sh kompmgr"
22:39.56mlaskthat's all
22:41.05qupadamy scripts are of the form       #!/bin/bash \n exec [app]
22:41.48mlaskhmm... but "#!" hasn't any meaning afaik :/
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22:42.07mlaskbut maybe it will work... i'll check ;)
22:42.26qupadait tells the script which interpreter it's meant to be using
22:42.39qupadalikewise a perl script starts with #!/usr/bin/perl
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22:49.18Gokee2_Laptophello all, I want to make kde start and login when the computer boots up.  how can I do that?
22:49.44qupadaGokee2_Laptop: in kcontrol, system administration, login manager
22:49.56qupadaone of the tabs has an "auto login" setting
22:50.28tusovGokee2_Laptop: edit rc.conf -- kdm_enable="YES" , edit ttys -- ttyv8 "/usr/local/bin/kdm -nodeamon" xterm on secure, ~xinitrc -- exec startkde ;)
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22:53.01Gokee2_Laptopqupada, tusov ok thanks
22:53.32tusovXorg -configure, reboot, if u got some problems, alt f2 - irssi -- /connect irc.freenode.org -- /join #kde
22:53.34tusov;)
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22:58.08Gokee2_LaptopDid not work..  but I think I know why, I need kdm for this?
23:00.37qupadaGokee2_Laptop: yes
23:01.09BambinoHmm how come when i save the view in konqueror for how it should display my files, and i go back its reset it self?Its not saved =(
23:01.21Bambinoi always want detailed view, and then i click settings > save view
23:01.22Bambinoand then ok
23:01.46sparrit appears that konqueror ignores the pixel aspect ratio data in GIF images.  is this by design?
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23:28.14d4w50nhey
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23:28.38d4w50njumping the guns a bit but does anyone know when KDE is due out? like roughly?
23:28.42d4w50nKDE 4**
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23:29.20dcompilerAround the same time Vista is due
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23:29.39chavowhen it's done
23:30.07ArdonikAs they say in #wesnoth-dev: IIRWIIR
23:30.17ArdonikIs Is Ready When It Is Ready (TM)
23:30.22Gokee2_Laptoptusov, where is "rc.conf"?
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