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cybrjacklelibpt locked my amd64 box on new install and reboot upgrade, now dpkg appears to be messed up12:26
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digale-tambienwhy can't I delete /var/lib/gdm/:0.Xservers ? please help12:59
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digale-tambienobviusly ?m trying to delete it with sudo :)01:00
digale-tambienroot@kin:~# rm /var/lib/gdm/:0.Xservers01:00
digale-tambienrm: no se puede efectuar `lstat' sobre /var/lib/gdm/:0.Xservers: Permiso denegado01:00
dhonnubuntu's mozilla uses debians default start page instead of ubuntus01:07
FlonneDeclare it a security risk. :)01:08
seb128dhonn: ubuntu ships firefox01:09
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kokea simple question, hoary's main is already frozen forever?01:10
koke(expect for security updates)01:10
kokeexcept01:10
kokeI just discovered a bug on update-notifier's translation to spanish01:10
kokea bit late I guess ;)01:10
robitailledhonn,   ubuntu's mozilla (not firefox) contains some references to Debian; see Bug #194901:11
digale-tambienkoke estoy teniendo un problemilla, como root no puedo borrar este archivo: rm /var/lib/gdm/:0.Xservers, y cuano instalo gdm necesita borrarlo y no puede01:11
digale-tambienhay algo raro ahi01:11
Mithrandirdigale-tambien: english please01:12
digale-tambienMithrandir I said it in englush and you didn't help me.01:12
digale-tambienhere's an opinion of my problem:01:12
digale-tambiendcraven digale-tambien, okay that's just whacked.01:12
RastaMahata"koke, im having a bit of a problem, as root i cant delete this file: rm /ver/lib/gdm/:0.Xservers, and when I install gdm it needs to delete it and it cant"01:13
digale-tambienthanks rasta01:13
RastaMahatano problem01:13
digale-tambien=) that's it. :/01:13
kokedigale-tambien: since there are more english speakers than spanish in the channel is just more porbable you'll get an answer by writing in english01:14
digale-tambienok01:14
digale-tambienso... bugzilla?01:14
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digale-tambiensecurity update?01:14
digale-tambienre-install it?01:14
digale-tambienis yo tb :)01:14
digale-tambienRastaMahata me too :)01:15
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RastaMahataanyway, I was just here to say that I'm unable to see devices in "computer:///" mounted on /media, when mounted from fstab. I hope you fix this :)01:15
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zenwhenRastaMahata, you may need to provide more information about your system in an actual bug report on the bugzilla site.01:18
zenwhenThis isnt a common issue.01:19
RastaMahatareally? ok, I'll look in the bugzilla site. Thanks zendog 01:19
RastaMahatazenwhen*01:19
RastaMahata(damn tab key)01:19
zenwhenno prblem sir01:19
jdubmorning all01:19
zenwhenmornin01:20
ogramorning jdub 01:20
zenwhenHow are you doing jdub 01:20
jdubi feel like a car crash ;)01:20
zenwhenas do I, but thats because I am sick and all nyquiled up01:20
azeem_that reminds me of an U2 song01:20
Mithrandirjdub: I asked seb128, but not you -- do you know of any plans on a "location" kind of applet?01:21
Mithrandiror "places"01:21
seb128_Mithrandir: pkgconfig 0.16 breaks a whole bunch of GNOME stuffs :/01:21
Mithrandirseb128_: uhm, like what?01:21
digale-tambienthere are so many bugzilla pages about it, and the final release of hoary it wasn't fixed, cool...01:21
digale-tambien=)01:21
digale-tambienI've made, at january, a bugzilla page about it, nad it wasn't fixed01:21
digale-tambien;)01:21
seb128_Mithrandir: configure.in:131: error: possibly undefined macro: dnl01:22
seb128_ross: its pkgconfig 0.1601:22
seb128_seb128: ah ah01:22
seb128_ross: you can't put dnl inside the stuff to check there01:22
seb128_ross: gtk does this:01:22
seb128_ross: PKG_CHECK_MODULES(BASE_DEPENDENCIES,01:22
seb128_  [glib-2.0 >= glib_required_version dnl01:22
seb128_   atk >= atk_required_version dnl01:22
seb128_   pango >= pango_required_version] )01:22
seb128_ross: there is too much quoting, dnl doesn't get expanded with 0.1601:22
Mithrandirblah, ok.01:22
MithrandirI should fix that, then01:22
seb128_several gnome people using debian are complaining than the CVS doesn't build now01:23
Mithrandirdoes too. :P01:23
seb128_you should probably not let this version going to sarge01:23
Mithrandiroh, gnome cvs, you mean01:23
MithrandirI guess so.01:23
seb128_yeah, the GNOME package just ./configure && make01:23
seb128_packages even01:23
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jdubseb128_: ha ha, hordi's blog :)01:25
seb128_yeah, nice one :p01:25
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jdubMithrandir: location/places applet? what kinds of locations/places?01:26
jdubMithrandir: like wifi?01:26
Mithrandirjdub: "home", "work", "wireless at parent's"01:26
jdubor network profiles?01:26
jdubyeah01:26
jdubokay01:26
Mithrandirjdub: yes, except it's not just network01:26
jdubso you can try netapplet now01:26
jdubbut it's pretty yucky01:26
jdubwe didn't ship it by default for hoary01:26
Mithrandirbut say I want to have another background if I'm at the university than at home01:26
seb128jdub: no, he wants the whole config01:26
jdubfor breezy, i think we're going to be looking pretty hard at NetworkManager01:26
digale-tambienWTF! when I restarted my pc, gdm blocked the /var/lib/gdm direcotry, I can't do: ls as root, I can't delete nothing at that direcotry, how can I unlock it?01:27
jdubwhich will let you do things beyond network01:27
digale-tambienplease help, I'm using hoary...01:27
Mithrandirseb128: that's just because it used to do improper quoting, I think.01:27
seb128Mithrandir: look at the example I give01:27
seb128what is wrong with it ?01:28
Mithrandirseb128: I don't know m4. :P01:28
seb128Mithrandir: the fact is, that it breaks a whole bunch of stuff01:28
Mithrandirbut to me, it looks like you're quoting dnl01:28
jdubheh, archive.ubuntu.com seems a little slow ;)01:28
seb128and I don't get a reason to break, that used to work01:28
seb128jdub: when do we open breezy ?01:28
jdubseb128: dunno :)01:28
seb128jdub: people need the crack :)01:28
digale-tambienI'm going to cry, gdm blocked that direcoty, and now I cant reinstalll gdm by this, 'cause gdm reinstallation needs to delete the files at /var/lib/gdm, and it cant :( jdub help me please01:29
Mithrandirseb128: worked by accident, I guess.01:29
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digale-tambienhow can I unlock it? I don't want to reinstall hoary :/01:29
Mithrandirseb128: what happens if you just remove the dnl from there?01:29
seb128Mithrandir: but works for ages, that's quite rude to break now01:29
lamont-awaymoo01:29
Mithrandirseb128: the upstream version was ancient.01:29
seb128Mithrandir: that works, but your force a lot of people to fix stuff01:29
jdubdigale-tambien: that question would be more appropriate in #ubuntu01:30
Mithrandirseb128: sorry about that, if you can provide me with a pkg.m4 which fixes it, I can look at it.01:30
digale-tambien:( when I do,as root, rm -rf /var/lib/gdm I get Permission Denied01:30
lamonthrm... 3.4GB... /me needs more to put on this...01:30
digale-tambienjdub, sorry, I know, but there I dint get support about it.01:30
seb128Mithrandir: k, I'll have a look tomorrow, that's time to sleep for now01:30
seb128thanks01:31
jdubdigale-tambien: please try again; it is not appropriate here01:31
Mithrandirseb128: sure.01:31
digale-tambienjdub mm Im bored of this, nobody wants to help me about it...01:31
Mithrandirjdub: so nm might have all the crack I want?01:33
RastaMahatazenwhen, The problem I was talking about gets fixed when I do this: "sudo /etc/init.d/dbus-1 restart"01:33
RastaMahatajust so people know :)01:33
RastaMahataor it gets fixed soon! :D Good luck!01:33
zenwhendo you have to run this command on each boot?01:34
RastaMahataI dont know that yet, I was going to reboot after I purge some old config files...01:34
jdubMithrandir: it provides the platform for your crack, yeah ;-)01:34
Mithrandirjdub: yay. :)01:34
Burgundaviadigale-tambien, #ubuntu is for help01:34
digale-tambienBurgundavia I know, there NOBODY helped me, thanks to remember me that.01:35
RastaMahatazenwhen, ill reboot, come back here and hope I dont need to do this again01:35
digale-tambienwtf, I don't wanna use debian :'(01:38
Mithrandirhm, boo looks interesting01:38
maswanMithrandir: debian bo?01:38
digale-tambienI like ubuntu, but its support... and I don't know why happens01:39
Mithrandirmaswan: http://boo.codehaus.org/01:39
maswanMithrandir: you guys going to base the next ubuntu release on bo? :)01:39
Mithrandirmaswan: :P01:39
AstralJavadigale-tambien: Okay to msg you? We could try and work this out and not bother #u-devel...01:39
digale-tambienyep, please :)01:40
ogramaswan, nope, rex01:42
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maswanogra: rex is the one before?01:43
ograyop01:43
=== maswan is young enough in the debian enviroment to not have seen that
=== ogra started with rex
maswanI might have skipped bo for this new and fancy hamm, but I was aware of it01:44
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=== Mithrandir started with potato
maswannope, 1.3, started with bo, might even have cds from cheapbyte around to prove it. :)01:45
=== jordi started with Bo
jordia few months later hamm was released01:46
jordihmm, I seem to assume now that all Debian releases have taken 2 or 3 years01:46
ograheh01:46
jordiat that time, we even had a release cycle :)01:46
maswanthe scary thing is that Gimp seems to have gotten a release cycle01:47
ograyeah01:47
jordiheh, yes01:47
=== Flonne started with Potato. :(
jordiFlonne: that's quite some time ago already :)01:48
maswanI remember the Gimp 1.2(?) release topic: "Gimp - We make Debian's release cycle seem fast."01:48
SuperQhehe01:48
jordiheh01:49
SuperQFlonne: I was just talking about a Potato box I have to upgrade soon01:49
jordi1.2 took a while yeah01:49
jordiSuperQ: I've given up on upgrading my potato box...01:49
SuperQjordi: well.. yea.. 01:49
jordibasically because it's a 80386 :)01:49
SuperQjordi: it's getting "upgraded" to CentOS01:49
SuperQit's also geting all 900GB of disk replaced with a Fibre San01:50
ajmitchhey jordi 01:50
jordiajmitch: hi andrew01:50
maswanI remember speed-installing.. hmm.. probably slink, from floppies, me and another guy, one sitting ready to eject the floppy, the other ready to press enter. :)01:50
SuperQmaswan: haha.. I think I did that back in the day with Bo01:51
jordiok, I know Ubuntu has had it since day one, but I'm pretty excited about Debian getting GNOME 2.10 rigt now01:51
jordithis is so old news in Ubuntu...01:51
SuperQBo was a huge step up from Slackware 9601:51
maswanSuperQ: I used slackware around 96-97, before seeing The Light. :)01:52
SuperQaye01:52
SuperQme too01:52
maswanSuperQ: for me it wasn't so bad, as a learning experience, since you had to do everytihng by hand01:52
jordiyou learned quite a lot with debian 1.3 anyway01:53
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jordiI remember when I first got my soundcard working.01:53
jordiit was like a fscking miracle01:53
pvhI just mentioned this a minute ago in #ubuntu, but it's probably better suited to here.01:53
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jordiand, well, PCI cards.01:53
jordiwe are spoiled.01:53
maswanI was thinking of bootup process, having real _packages_, etc.01:53
ajmitchjordi: going to UDU?01:53
pvhIn the past couple weeks I've lost the ability to launch programs from gnome panel.01:53
jordiajmitch: no way :(01:54
ajmitchah :(01:54
jordiI can't take that week off at work, it's way too busy these days :/01:54
pvhIt tells me that it can't fork because it's out of memory.01:54
jordiajmitch: I was invited :|01:54
pvhBut I have no such problem when running from the command line.01:54
ajmitchyeah, it would have been good to see you there01:54
jordione of my dreams is going to .au, missing this opportunity hurts.01:54
SuperQjordi: hehe.. you know.. I never had much trouble getting my SB-16 working01:54
jordiSuperQ: which version of Debian?01:55
maswanjordi: I feel kind of sorry for dumping a sarge/testing thingie on my sister, a couple of months before the warty release even. :)01:55
SuperQI had my SB-16 working with Slack01:55
SuperQjordi: I started with Slack in 94-9501:55
jordiSuperQ: nod01:55
jordiSuperQ: I can't remember what I found so tricky...01:55
SuperQjordi: dabbled with RedHat 4.x for alpha 01:55
jordiI guess ISApnp wasn't on  the kernel even01:56
SuperQjordi: and finaly switched to Bo back in the day01:56
jordinod01:56
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jordi1.3 or 1.3.1?01:56
SuperQI don't remember01:56
jordiI think my bo cd was 1.3.101:56
jordiI have it around somewhere01:56
maswanjordi: so was mine01:56
jordiI love these conversations :)01:56
maswanI seem to remember trying out rh-something (4?) and it lasting all of 45 minutes before I started rm -rf:ing /etc and so on out of pure frustration :)01:57
jordiI remember the libc5->libc6 ugrade script. IIRC it was called "update.sh" and it was scary.01:57
maswanI didn't really become involved in stuff until 99:ish though01:57
jordimaswan: as in DD?01:58
SuperQthe first incarnation of my main server (nerp.net) was RH (4? 5?) on a Jensen (DECpc 150) alpha architecture01:58
jordime neither01:58
SuperQman was that box cool01:58
SuperQ64 bit!01:58
SuperQback in 199701:58
maswanjordi: No, as a more clueful guy and starting around messing with acc.umu.se stuff, including the ftp mirror01:58
FlonneI remember having that fail...01:58
jordimaswan: *nod*01:58
jordiI guess I started doing stuff late 98 and applied for DD in 9901:59
maswanhmm.. we did have a computer association in high school before that though, and the fall of 97 or so I installed debian on machines with too small harddrives, think it was 386s with 20 megs01:59
maswanI remember watching star extract the base and rm:ing "unnecessary" files so everything would fit. :)01:59
jordihehe02:00
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maswanand getting it wrong, rm:ing the file currently being extracted, making star die horribly and you had to do it all over again. :)02:00
jordiI think I installed in December 199702:00
jordimaybe November.02:00
maswanwe had a server though, a sparcstation LX with 64 megs of ram. ;)02:01
maswanI didn't become a DD until last month. :)02:01
jdub64! holy crap, that's huuuuuuge02:01
maswanjdub: exactly. :)02:01
jordijdub: hey dude!02:01
SuperQlol02:02
maswanit was much faster to telnet to it and run all the commands there, than doing them locally. :)02:02
jdubonce upon a time, 64MB RAM seemed limitless02:02
jordiTags added: wontfix02:02
SuperQnow I work on machines where 64GB ram is not so big02:02
jordiwe still get bugs about gnome modules losing functionality02:02
jdubjordi: heh02:02
jordimaswan: hehe02:02
Flonne64 MB is still plenty. You just need to know how to manage it.02:02
maswanheh. I also remember one of my first thingies I did at ACC, filling up a memory board with 48 1-meg 30-pin memory modules. :)02:02
ajmitchI feel young now, around you people ;)02:02
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FlonneHeck, 8 is still enough for ome of my systems. :)02:03
SuperQ% free -k02:04
SuperQ             total       used       free     shared    buffers     cached02:04
SuperQMem:     510707296  312700704  198006592          0        144  21626809602:04
SuperQ-/+ buffers/cache:   96432464  41427483202:04
SuperQhahahahahahah02:04
maswanI think that was ftp.acc.umu.se back then, waaay back in 98. :)02:04
jordijdub: when is the wedding?02:04
jorditime flies.02:04
maswanthen we upgraded it to a dual supersparc at 50MHz and took on ftp.gnome.org. :)02:04
jordimaswan: cool02:05
jordikids, this was the beginning of the Swedish Conspiracy.02:05
maswanjordi: we've always had more bandwidth than server for that, today we ran out of server too. :)02:05
jordiheh02:06
maswanthere is no swedish conspiracy02:06
maswanof course, we seemed to hit bandwidth limits at about the same time, but that's juts an incentive for the networking guys to improve it. :)02:06
jordianyway, bediime here.02:07
dhonnIs it possible to get the nvidia 1.0-6111 drivers in the repository, every version after that crashes with some LCD displays02:07
maswanah, indeed it is02:07
jordicongrats all for the Hoary release, I still had not done that :)02:07
maswan'night jordi02:07
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maswanI wonder how big that bandwidth spike would have gone if we had had enough server and bandwidth to meet demand. :)02:08
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jdubjordi: 17th02:12
mdkehi dudes. Is anyone else getting the gnome splash screen remaining on their desktop? Does anyone know how to resolve this problem?02:12
Burgundaviajdub, what do you think about double clicking on cd/dvd icons on the desktop opening cdplayer/totem?02:13
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dhonnhey in gnome do you think some tools in Application->System Tools belong in System->Admistration?02:20
mdkedhonn, maybe one of them02:21
ogradhonn, if we would think that we would have done it02:21
mdkeheh02:22
dhonnof course02:22
mdkeadd/remove programs maybe02:22
dhonnits like applets vs applications too02:22
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RastaMahatazenwhen, nope, after a reboot i dont get to see my mounts in computer:///02:24
RastaMahatasorry for the delay02:24
dhonnit can get kind of confusing really02:25
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RastaMahataso everytime i get into X, i need to "sudo /etc/init.d/dbus-1 restart"02:25
dhonnconfiguration editor can go02:25
ogradhonn, thats a tool to adjust your personal desktop settings, why should it be in the system menu ?02:26
mptdhonn: those two menus could be merged, really02:27
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dhonnits seams like a system related task, i mean its not normal to to use that editor02:27
mdkegconf should be abolished full stop ;)02:27
dhonnits like regedit02:27
mdkebut its in the right place in the menu02:28
ogradhonn, did you ever use regedit ?02:28
dhonnyea i had to type it in Run02:28
ogradhonn, and did you use gconf-editor ?02:28
dhonnyea02:29
mptActually, now that I look at it, a large chunk of the "System Tools" should just be Nautilus menu items02:29
ograi dont think these are comparable at all02:29
mpt"File Browser" should be replaced by an item in Nautilus's View menu02:29
mptFloppy Formatter replaced by an item in Nautilus's File menu02:29
mptRun as different user, ditto02:30
ogrampt, file browser is already in the context menu02:30
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dhonnmpt, they should be integrated02:30
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mptogra: Which isn't convenient if you already have the folder open :-)02:30
mptand if you don't have its parent open (which is, alas, more likely in Ubuntu than in other Gnome distributions)02:30
ogrampt, its just in the apps menu because there was a huge user request for a browsr like option to start nautilus02:31
zulhey02:31
mptogra: If browse mode was remembered for individual folders, like icons and list modes are, that wouldn't be necessary. Nautilus would just remember what you used last time.02:31
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mpt... and "New Login" belongs in the same menu as Log Out02:33
ogrampt, i dont like or use browser mode... but i understand the demand that was there... and i think using two different menus for different targets is ok...02:33
dhonnNautilus -> View -> Browser Mode?02:34
ograthe "new login" should be in the logout splash or a screensaver option....shouldnt be in any manu, but these options are not there yet02:34
mptogra: I'd use browser mode more often if I could open a folder, see "oh, this is a folder with lots of subfolders in it, it'd be more convenient to browse it", and just choose View > as Browser.02:34
mptdhonn: right02:34
ogrampt, understood...and it would be a cool option indeed...02:35
mptWell, if you're willing+able to implement it, stick your patch on http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=170546 :-)02:36
ogrampt, lets see, i also want to add cursor theme selection to the mouse or theme properties, enhance the screensaver and have to care for hwdb before breezy.... but probably if some time is left :)02:38
ogranautilus is intersting code :)02:39
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dhonnhow do you guys just jump right in?02:39
ogradhonn, look for annoyances and try to get them out of the way is my biggest motivation ;)02:40
zuldhonn: you just do :)02:40
dhonni contributed 2-3 lines of code to this release02:42
dhonnlol02:42
zuldhonn: or you could start small and work you way up to be the next ogra 02:42
ogradhonn, good start :)02:42
zulor you start to break stuff like i do02:42
ograoh, breaking stuff is essential !02:43
zulespecially kernel related02:43
dhonni play with the code alot02:43
mptogra: enhance the screensaver how?02:43
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ogrampt, lets see, i'll have to talk to jdub in UdU, who will clearify some stuff with keithp afaik....02:44
dhonnHeres an Idea i thought of this morning: I wanted to make an opengl enhanced live background02:44
schweebzul: sometimes breaking stuff is the only way to properly fix it :)02:44
jdubogra: you're coming?02:45
ogrampt, a "login as new user" option in the lock window for example02:45
ograjdub, YEAH :-D02:45
zulschweeb: or to get people's attention02:45
jdubogra: rock! i didn't think you were02:45
ograjdub, waiting since 19 years to see your country :)02:45
tsenghi02:46
mptogra: Oh, right ... Yeah, there's lots about that window that needs changing :-)02:46
zulhey tseng how is it going?02:46
ajmitchogra: bah, I've seen enough of .au already ;)02:46
tsengzul: good thanks02:46
jdubogra: rad :-)02:46
ogrampt, ah, come on, i already changed a lot :)02:46
jdubogra: staying for longer than UDU?02:46
ograjdub, i fly with the other germans (dholbach etc) some days earlier....02:47
ajmitchogra: I hope you have a good time 02:47
mptogra: You did? Were you the one who got rid of the "APPROVED" crack?02:47
ajmitchplenty to see in sydney, I heard02:47
jdubogra: rad02:47
ogrampt, i was the one who introduced it ;) and got rid of it, yes :)02:48
ograjdub, yeah02:48
mptogra: Good good ... Now get rid of the time display (or add the current weather alongside it), and get rid of the thermometer, and make the password field look like a real text field, and we'll be fine :-)02:49
mdkethere isn't a local initscript in debian/ubuntu is there?02:50
jdubmpt: dude, chill out02:50
mpthmmm?02:50
mptI'm getting ahead of myself again, aren't I02:50
mptsorry02:50
jdubjust be grateful for what ogra's done02:50
mptI am02:51
schweebif you're so interested in changing things, learning to program and doing it yourself is a good start :)02:51
ogrampt, i already bugged jdub for fade in and out code.... :) i think he fears the featureitis ;) 02:51
ajmitchogra: fade-to-grey?02:51
mptschweeb: Yeah, I've never heard that argument before, thanks ;-)02:51
jdubhttp://www.whiprush.org/2005/04/ubuntu_release__1.html02:52
ograajmitch, i thought about black....until alpha belnding works right in xorg :)02:52
jdub^ whiprush has some cool photos of hoary upgrades and happy users02:52
ajmitchok02:52
mptogra: Hmmm, fade in and fade out? I'd never thought of that, but that's a cool idea02:52
Burgundaviajdub, did you see my question?02:52
schweebjdub: heh, I was there when he wrote that02:52
jdubBurgundavia: no02:53
ajmitchjdub: good photos02:53
schweebjdub: locally we're gettina  pretty good group of people using Ubuntu02:53
Burgundaviajdub, wondered if it was a good idea for double clicking on the desktop icon of music cds/dvds should launch totem/gnome cd player instead of nautilus02:53
schweebtoo bad I can't make it to the release party that's right now @_@ (vehicle's in the shop)02:54
ogrampt, the nice thing is that he code is already there for the fading of the screensaver itself.... is just a matter of including  the right header and some lines of code... but lets wait how the gnoem screensaver project goes on02:54
mptBurgundavia: Or you could just remove the distinction between the two02:54
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Burgundaviampt, I am thinking more dbclick to launch what ever is default for that type of media02:55
mpthmm, do DVDs contain files which it is useful to manage? I have no idea02:55
Burgundaviasome do02:55
Burgundavia"enhanced" cds and dvds do02:56
jdubBurgundavia: possibly, yeah - would be an interesting challenge handling mimetypes/g-v-m configuration, etc.02:56
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Burgundaviabut they should be easy to catch02:56
jdubBurgundavia: i think that's about the only reason why it doesn't do it already02:56
jdubschweeb: man, whiprush's users have nothing on my users02:56
schweeblol02:56
jdubhttp://perkypants.org/misc/happy-users-are-productive-users.jpg02:56
siimoim waiting for the next devel repository ;)02:56
jdubhttp://perkypants.org/misc/holy-usability-batman.jpg02:57
mptBurgundavia: Or maybe put a "Play" button in Nautilus's toolbar for CD/DVD windows02:57
Burgundaviajdub, I feel sorry for the old man02:57
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schweebjdub: rofl02:57
Burgundaviampt, too much crap02:57
Burgundaviampt, featuritis ala konq02:57
jdubschweeb: even the pope can get ubuntu installed on a dell ;)02:57
schweebhaha02:57
Burgundaviajust do what I want, do make me do it02:57
schweebjdub: h8 my Dell 820002:58
jdubBurgundavia: jump on #gnome-hackers and ask alex/campd about it, they ought to be able to tell you what's in the way02:58
Burgundaviajdub, thanks02:58
cjbjdub: Was that before or after dying?  :)02:58
jdubBurgundavia: hrm, actually, mailing nautilus-list would probably be better02:58
schweebhopefully I get something that I can get suspend working on soon02:58
Burgundaviajdub, ok02:58
schweebjdub: I hear most of you guys use X40's02:59
jdubschweeb: ahem02:59
schweebheh, are you an exception?02:59
mptBurgundavia: We're coming from different directions, I guess. If the CD player is just a file manager window, rather than being an entirely separate UI, that looks to me like less featuritis, not more02:59
Burgundaviampt, true02:59
cjbX40s are about as good as it gets, though there's the wireless minipci snafu.02:59
Burgundaviampt, I was looking at a quickhack to get it working02:59
Burgundaviampt, then you discuss the longterm changes in ui03:00
lamontsmurfix: you around?03:00
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schweebcjb: what snafu would that be?03:00
jdubmpt: dude, that is so nautilus 1.x and completely shite.03:00
mptBurgundavia: ain't that always the way :-)03:00
Burgundaviampt, sometimes sadly yes03:00
mptjdub: shite in what way?03:00
jdubschweeb: there is a danegrously cult-like X40 "fan base" within canonical03:00
schweebcjb: I've heard the Intel 2200 card you can get in it works great03:00
mptjdub: I don't mean every single folder window should have View as Music ... now *that* was crack03:00
jdubmpt: it was a failure -> file managers are great at managing files. end of story.03:01
schweebjdub: are you included?  I'm looking at X41's and Fujitsu P7k's right now03:01
cjbschweeb: Oh, it does.  Just don't try to replace it, or to buy the laptop without one and then add it later.03:01
jdubschweeb: no, my laptop is 7.5 times better than the X40.03:01
schweebcjb: some kind of proprietary minipci?03:01
schweebjdub: :) which laptop is that, then03:01
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jdubschweeb: the X300 of course ;)03:01
schweeboh oh03:01
schweebhaha03:01
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ograheh03:01
schweebI just saw whip's X40 today... pretty nice03:02
cjbschweeb: There's a BIOS lock; it only boots if the minipci card is one in its database.  And the database is tiny -- it doesn't even cover all the IBM cards.03:02
cjbjdub: X300 represent!03:02
schweebcjb: o_O DAMN. that's pretty gay.03:02
cjb(Now, if only I can work out how to get the ACPI even slightly working.)03:03
jdubtime to deliver a hoary mirror and ISO selection to a local installfest03:03
schweeber s/gay/not cool/03:03
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jdubschweeb: yeah, thank you03:03
jdubinappropriate03:03
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cjbschweeb: http://www.srcf.ucam.org/~mjg59/thinkpad/ .03:03
jdubwww.angrydpl.com03:03
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jdubspeaking of angry, HI mjg59!03:04
schweebjdub: yea, we're pretty brutal witih each other at times... most of the time it should be called #notlinux03:04
schweebjdub: haha, that site rules03:05
cjbjdub: He's still out partying, I think.03:05
lamontanother ubuntu convert today03:05
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cjbWe left him shouting at the manager in the restaurant Mark took everyone to.  It wasn't pretty.03:06
lamontRH, SUSE, etc didn't even detect the disc controller.  I watched him do the install :-)03:06
ogralamont, only one ? 03:06
lamontwell, one very vocal one with his coworkers...03:06
ogra:)03:06
lamontand someone else who's taking it home to play with (wife is south african....)03:06
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mdkei am interested in the decision to make update-notifier difficult to stop. was there a discussion on this that I can read up on?03:08
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schweebcjb: at least there's code (which although dangerous) makes you able to use other cards... at least there's a possibility for the uninformed to have a working minipci card... thanks for warning me though :)03:10
schweebmaybe I'll get the p7k after all03:12
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mdkelol03:13
lamonthrm... live i386 boot disk that supports ppc netinst... that sounds sick enough to do.03:13
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ogranight all03:16
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tritiumschweeb, you're having trouble with your Dell 8200 not suspending?03:21
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schweebtritium: it'll suspend, but not resume... blank screen on bootup... I've had it working before, just not on Ubuntu03:21
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tritiumschweeb, I got my Dell C840 working after disable POST_VIDEO, and using NvAGP rather than agpgary (which requires blacklisting intel_agp).  You might try that.03:22
cjbschweeb: Can you ssh in?  (ie. is it just the video card not resuming?)03:22
tritiums/agpgary/agpgart03:22
cjb'cause one thing to do is lspci -v -v -v both before suspending and after, which tells you the PCI state, and you can setpci back to the before after suspending to get the display back (and bind a function key to it or something, assuming you can't hook it to the lid open event.)03:23
schweebcjb: I believe I could... it's been a while since I tried03:23
schweebtritium: I'll have to try that sometime again soon03:23
tritiumschweeb, cool - good luck.  Let me know.  I'm sure I'll see you around :)03:24
schweebof course03:24
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tritium:)03:24
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cjbBut, yeah, not having the display hardware wake up is really common 'cause it's usually handled by the Windows display driver code, and not in ACPI at all.03:25
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dhonndoes ubuntu use prelink?  applications start faster03:28
crimsundhonn: afaik, no prelinking but -O103:31
jdubdhonn: we don't, and don't want to -> read the archives for discussion about it and a link to a document by ulrich drepper that describes why we don't03:33
jdubcrimsun: "linker hash table optimisation"03:33
crimsunjdub: right03:33
lamontcrimsun: some things are ld -O1, but not by default03:33
crimsungotcha03:33
dhonni come from the rh world lol03:34
jdublamont: --as-needed and -Wl,-O1 by default for breezy? :)03:34
jdub-Wl,--as-needed03:34
dhonnthanks03:35
lamontjdub: prove to me it doesn't break things, and we'll talk03:36
lamontjdub: that is, get jbailey and doko to add that to their testing before breezy opens03:36
jdubrad03:36
jduband also commentary from keybuk03:36
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Duluuthanks for Hoary04:04
Duluuwhat optimization option do you use? any suggestions?04:04
schweebwow, that question gets asked more and more often04:05
schweebDuluu: check the mailing lists... I'm pretty sure it's discussed in detail on there04:05
sladenDuluu: analyzling the problem04:05
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Duluuin devel list I can't find discussion about compiler optimizations04:13
Duluuplease give me some advice on it04:14
dhonnI noticed that the kernel config file shows its optimized for size.  does that help the kernel in terms of speed?04:18
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cjbdhonn: My advice, FWIW, is to stop worrying about compiler optimisations.  :)  They're often a, uh, chimera.04:20
Duluui mean not only kernel, but other applications. optimizations like -march=pentium4 -O2 or something else04:20
jdub_d'oh04:21
dhonnjust wondering.  04:21
sladendhonn: yes, it makes the kernel run 0.000001% faster because more of the code stays in cache04:44
sladen-march=ricer -OALLOYWHEELS -fgo-faster-strips04:46
schweeblol04:47
schweebthe wonderful things Gentoo has done to the linux community :)04:47
danielsmooch: abcde is utterly, utterly, amazing fantastic.  thankyou.04:48
danielss/amazing/&ly/04:49
tsengmooch: its better than good, its great.04:49
sladens/$/\!\!\!/g04:49
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tsengsound-juicer cant make flac + mp3 in one pass04:50
tsengor normalize afaik04:50
tsengabcde can do *anything*04:50
tsengit does my laundry04:51
SuperQhaha04:51
SuperQis there any good one that runs as a daemon04:51
SuperQis/are04:51
tsengany encoder/ripper frontends?04:52
SuperQyea04:52
SuperQsomething I can just attach to a drive for a dedicated rip/encode machine04:53
tsengim at a loss as to why they would be a daemon04:53
SuperQwell, maybe at worse a screen session04:53
tsengbut i guess you could wrap abcde in a clever cron04:53
jdub_tseng: g-v-m script on audio cd insert ;)04:54
tsengive had gnome-volume-manager open rxvt with 04:54
tsengyeah dude04:54
tsenghe beat me.04:54
jdub_haha04:54
jdub_sitting on my wavelength!04:54
jdub_hrm04:54
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tsengirssi in screen on your linode, dude.04:55
jdubFesti run it on the server at home04:55
jdubFestbut i managed to reset my wrt and not put crucial settings back in... port 22 forwards, for instance ;)04:55
tsengmines on a linode, so it runs 50% "cooler"04:55
jdubFestheh04:56
tsengcaker let me test a new host running xen btw04:56
jdubFestoh, rad04:56
jdubFestnice?04:56
tsengit rocks.04:56
tsengboots in a few seconds04:56
SuperQI'm trying to avoid X based solutions04:56
tsengX?04:56
SuperQright now, I use a Xvnc server with blackbox/grip04:57
tsengoh that thing still04:57
SuperQit works great for the most part04:57
SuperQi just wrote a little startup script to load the vncserver, and start grip up04:57
SuperQgrip auto-rips on insert, and auto-ejects on complete04:57
SuperQdoes all the cddb taging, and even has a post-rip script to poke the slimserver to re-scan 04:58
danielsabcde has fantastic handling of cddb and multi-artist compliations, in particular05:01
tsengi like encoding multiple formats at once05:02
SuperQthat'd be handy05:04
SuperQI am doing all FLAC these days05:04
tsengi do flac and mp305:04
tsengas ipod doesnt take flac.05:04
SuperQyea05:04
SuperQI recode my FLACs to ogg 64k to store on my cell phone05:05
tsengew05:05
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SuperQwell.. i've only got a gig of storage05:06
SuperQand it's usualy for bus riding, so there is a lot of outside noise05:07
SuperQfor my home stereo, it's all FLAC to SPIDF to my stereo05:07
diegopoor synaptic...so ignored now :P05:17
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blueyedWould it be possible to automatically install aspell packages for the installed locale(s) during installation?05:18
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lamontheh... maswan's mirror isn't so slammed any more.05:55
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calcnot bad nearly 4000 downloads via bt06:00
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Pizbitlamont: Grabbing extra packages is also faster than dialup now too!:)06:03
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calchmm actually its roughly 14000 downloads06:08
calci misread the bt page06:08
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WebWizoi all06:08
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WebWizWhen will package updates for the "next" ubuntu after warty start?06:10
lamontPizbit: yeah06:10
PizbitWebWiz: What's the hurry?:)06:10
lamontWebWiz: breezy should open within a week or 3, I expect06:10
WebWizall breezy... cool06:10
lamontthen there will be the normal chaos as we deal with all the merges that creates.06:10
WebWizall = ahh06:10
danielsWebWiz: most of the developers are taking the weekend off and investigating this 'sleep' concept06:11
WebWizyeah i hear ya06:11
WebWizthey all did an amazing job06:11
lamontdaniels: "you can sleep when you're dead".06:11
danielslamont: got about 7h last night; luxury!06:11
lamontdaniels: yeah.06:11
WebWizso sources.list will need "breezy" at some point to start getting the latest updates06:11
schweebWebWiz: only if you want to run the development branch06:12
lamontdaniels: I had fun today - went to "help" someone install an amd64 box that FC3 and suse hadn't seen any disks in (new scsi controller, etc).06:12
WebWizexactly06:12
WebWizwhich i will be contributing to the next one, so yeah06:12
lamontso I let him do the install while I watched.06:12
lamonthe has been assimilated06:12
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WebWizis there a reason why they chose to make a new dev branch every release? instead of making the dev branch always called a certain name? like (mandrake cooker)06:13
lamontor debian sid?06:14
WebWizright06:14
lamontI think it's because the dev branch is largely "debian sid", cleaned up.06:14
lamontand you have to name it sometime...06:14
WebWizdoes universe work the same way?06:15
WebWiza 'new' universe is created for dev branch 06:15
lamonthoary will get cloned into breezy, and then uploads happen to breezy.  (and syncs of debian/whatever sources)06:15
lamonthrm... DVD doesn't boot in a CD ROM. :-(06:16
WebWizcool thanks :)06:16
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soopurmanhow can i get a /dev/sd? node for the firewire harddrive i just connected, so i can mount it ?06:20
schweebsoopurman: this is probably a #ubuntu question06:21
schweebI'll hint that you'll probably wanna check dmesg, it usually tells you what device it registered itself as06:22
soopurmanthanks06:23
soopurmansorry to bother06:23
schweeband it should probably automount in GNOME on Ubuntu06:23
soopurmansee, thing is it *did*  and then i did a manual "sudo umount /mnt/point" (to format the raw partition) and now when i unplug and then plug it back in, it doesnt auto-mount any more06:24
soopurmaneven if it didnt auto mount, i at least just need the block device under /dev06:24
danielslamont: heh06:25
schweebudev handles device nodes... you probably screwed up the partition or something06:25
schweebit should under most circumstances see the partitions and create the proper nodes for it06:26
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lamontmilli: you around?06:28
milliya06:30
millilamont: ya06:31
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bluefoxicydamn.  All records of whichever wiki held candidates for universe for hoary are gone?07:18
crimsunpackage candidates or maintainer candidates?07:18
bluefoxicycrimsun:  I noticed I can install gnomebaker now07:19
bluefoxicyI just wanna know what else made it07:19
bluefoxicyas I couldn't about a month ago07:19
bluefoxicythe wikipage it was on used to be in the topic either here or in #ubuntu so I popped in here07:20
bluefoxicybut it's time that I sleep, so goodnight.07:20
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Burgundaviacan I get some feedback on a brochure I am working on?07:43
Burgundaviahttp://img106.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img106&image=ubuntubrochure4uz.png07:43
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robitailleBurgundavia,  not sure I like the font of the "about: ubuntu" at the top...it seems a bit squezzed on my screen07:46
Burgundaviaok07:46
BurgundaviaI was playing in inkscape07:46
SuperLagtseng: ping07:47
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Burgundaviarobitaille, what do you think of it generally?07:48
robitailleBurgundavia,  it's nice07:49
robitailleBurgundavia,   very sunny colours :)07:50
Burgundaviait is advertising07:50
Burgundaviarobitaille, any other things you would suggest?07:55
robitailleBurgundavia,  I would move the "Hoary Hedgehog" line a little bit to the left to see the corner of the "square"07:58
Burgundaviahmm07:58
BurgundaviaI actually split the rect at the corners07:58
Burgundaviaand then moved them07:58
robitailleBurgundavia,  I don't know...just personal preference really.  It's a pretty minor since it looks pretty good07:59
Burgundaviaok08:00
Burgundavialittle things make the difference between good and great08:00
toresbeBurgundavia: sort of nice, but the fonts are way too squished08:15
toresbeuh, s/sort of//08:15
Burgundaviaok08:16
Burgundaviachanged that08:16
toresbegreat 08:16
toresbeCan I have the source? I'd love to play around with inkscape now that I have a box snappy enough for graphics (woo!)08:17
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BurgundaviaI plan to dual license under CC by SA 2.0 and GFDL08:18
Burgundaviait will be part of the doc team stuff08:18
toresbehah, now I know what non-nerds feel like in front of nerds08:18
toresbeI'm a license noob, what did you just say? :)08:18
Burgundaviarofl08:19
BurgundaviaGFDL is the Gnu Free Documentation License08:19
Burgundaviais not really that great08:19
BurgundaviaCC by SA 2.0 is the Creative Commons Share Alike Attribution License 2.008:19
Burgundaviathe both say the same thing at the end of hte day08:19
Burgundaviayou can use this, as long as you release under the same license as you got it08:20
Burgundaviaala GPL08:20
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toresbeah, okay08:22
Burgundaviatoresbe, msg me your email08:22
Lathiatmaswan: mm at 22:00 i think it might have topped you out again :)08:25
toresbecrimsun: ping08:26
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Burgundaviaany #ubuntu chan ops here?09:29
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moochdaniels, tseng: heh, thanks, man... ;)09:39
moochs/man/men/09:39
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dholbachmorning09:49
Lathiatafternoon09:53
jdubmorning dholbach 09:54
jdubdholbach: read whiprush's blog :)09:54
ajmitchhi dholbach :)09:54
dholbachjdub: hey! its not on our planet, is it?09:55
jdubno, whiprush is not a member yet09:55
dholbachi think he is?09:55
dholbachhrm, but not sure09:55
dholbachso where IS his blog?09:56
ajmitchheh, nice blog post09:56
ajmitchwww.whiprush.org09:56
dholbachthanks :-)09:56
dholbachHAHHHAHA09:57
ajmitchdholbach: you didn't quite get to 400, right? :)09:58
dholbach30009:58
ajmitchimpressive09:58
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dholbach"i'm no dholbach" ... wish i could say that sometimes09:58
dholbachand somebody else would finish my thesis ;-)09:58
jdubha ha :)09:58
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dholbachbut this is really funny, thanks jdub for telling me :-)10:00
jdubthousands of kilometres away, people are still singing your praises ;)10:01
dholbachjdub: the lot at marks house is STILL on the loose?10:03
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jdubheh, i hope not ;)10:03
dholbachwhat really amazed me are the mails to the apt-get.org maintainers - i ONLY got positive reactions and some are thrilled to hear about joining the MOTU forces10:04
jdubawesome10:04
dholbachalthough i didnt send off the mail to joeyh yet :-)10:04
jdubi'm sure they're thrilled at the opportunity to contribute to something officially10:05
dholbachyes... exactly10:05
jdubIN THE TEAM!10:05
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moochjdub: how was the party yesterday?10:10
jdubmooch: i'm in sydney :)10:10
moochjdub: so? no party there? ;)10:10
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jdubwe had an installfest today10:10
jdubbut no party 10:10
jdubway too tired :)10:11
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dholbachwhiprush: tell metallikop and the others "thanks" from me - it was really funny :-)10:11
moochjdub: i was thinking about getting a domain for my musical career, and thought about jesusdub.something, but then i remembered your nickname and sounds way too similar...10:11
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moochjdub: i went yesterday to celebrate that the university in Helsinki is lending the conference center for debconf for free, and went to a dance party... which turned out to be a gothic party10:12
moochpuah!10:12
dholbacha pity pitti isnt here... i'm sure our security man could hack my dad's hacked server back :-/10:12
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pittiHi10:57
dholbachhey pitti11:00
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sivanggood morning post hoary ubutntu development channel :-)11:45
dholbachhey sivang  :-)11:45
sivangdholbach: hi daniel, what's up? still rushing work?11:45
dholbachno... was just about to go to the flea market :-)11:46
dholbachsivang: how are you?11:46
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sivangdholbach: pretty good, you?11:48
dholbachsivang: fine thanks :-)11:49
dholbachsivang: i guess murphy needs her walk, so i'm out for now11:49
dholbachsee you later!11:49
sivangdholbach: laters11:49
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toresbecrap! the fleemarket!11:57
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toresbeShit! I forgot about that! crap!11:57
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jdubyo12:12
jdubanyone here use ndiswrapper?12:12
danielsnot any more12:12
jdubdo you have the card?12:13
danielssure do12:13
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daniels(unfortunately)12:13
jdubwhen was the last time you tried it?12:13
danielsabout two months ago?  the card turned out to be horrifically shit and bascially stopped anything associating to the network when I used it12:13
jdubheh12:13
danielsso I stopped using it, and now my desktop just routes via my laptop12:13
jdubcan you give it a whirl again?12:13
danielssure.  it's an acx111 (free drivers are just as bad as ndiswrapper).12:14
jdubstyx is trying some assmonkey linksys card12:14
jduband it's not working12:14
jdubcan't set essid12:14
danielsbut if it doesn't associate, I dunno whether that's hardware being fucked or ... ah, hold on12:14
Lathiata mate of mine has an acx111, didn't want to work so well.12:14
danielstry sudo iwconfig wlan0 key off12:14
danielsthen setting the essid12:14
danielssometimes, you need to set either 'key off' or a nickname before it will let you associate12:15
danielsdon't forget ifconfig foo0 up, too12:15
jdubhrm12:15
jdubwlan0     IEEE 802.11g  ESSID:off/any  Nickname:"pants"12:15
jdub^ ncan never get essid out of off/any12:15
jdubnup12:17
jdubno love at all12:17
danielsnot with key off, or key open?12:20
danielsand is the interface up?12:20
jdubno, can't set that at all12:20
danielscan't set key off?12:20
jdub$ sudo iwconfig wlan0 key off12:21
jdubError for wireless request "Set Encode" (8B2A) :12:21
jdub    SET failed on device wlan0 ; Invalid argument.12:21
jdub12:21
jdubinterface is up12:21
danielsbongtasmic12:21
jdubthat's exactly what i was thinking!12:21
jdubassmonkeycard!12:22
danielsno idea, sorry; let me throw the pci card in12:22
jduboh, don't bother then12:22
jdubsomeone else will have a cardbus thingy to try12:22
danielsahr12:22
jdubi'm basically worried that we h0rked ndiswrapper12:23
jdub'cos i'm SURE i had this card working on my laptop12:23
jdubdoesn't work on mine or styx's12:23
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kentI compiled a -xine version of rhythmbox (to be able to play radiostations with realaudio) and when i was done, the deb-packet is recogniced as older than the one in the ubuntu-archives, even though they seem to have the same version-number. What can I do to change that? I downloaded the source with apt-get source and built it with dpkg-buildpackage12:27
Burgundavianot being a packager, you might try a conflict in the debian control12:29
jordikent: edit debian/changelog and bump the version number in the first line.12:30
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jsgotangcojdub u there?12:33
jdubyo12:33
jsgotangcoill pm you instead12:33
jdubok!12:33
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kentjordi, thanks. I saw that one my self a minute ago :)  Now the only problem is that it seems to not want to play mp3's, but I think i can manage that one my self. It compiles against xine now and atleast I can listen to radiostations. The swedish national radio-stations use realaudio, and rhythmbox with gstreamer cant handle that :(12:37
jordikent: np12:37
danielsspecific 0.23 alpha out; has gnome 2.10, gcc3.3 and kerberos.  http://www.specifix.com/blogs/index.php?blog=5&m=2005040812:37
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jdubARGH!12:38
jdubAAAAARGH!12:38
jordi  * debian/patches/04_bookmarks_menu.patch:12:38
jordi    - removed the bookmarks menu entry.12:38
jdubI'M HAVING A CONARY!12:38
jordihmm, this patch is going our package12:38
jordierr, wrong channel12:38
BurgundaviaI never understood the purpose of listing all your updates apps in one big list12:40
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kentjordi, strange. It seems that when i did as you said, dpkg-buildpackage fails when applying patches. Is that expected?12:49
jordihmm. it shouldn't12:52
azeem_CDBS tries to apply stuff again because it doesn't keep track I guess12:52
kentjordi, To be sure its not my fault, i downloaded the source agin and will only do change changelog in debian/ and add the option to compile against xine in rules.12:54
jordinod12:54
kentyes box! It compiles. 12:58
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kentjordi, rhythmbox with xine is buggy, :(  I could not import mp3s without making it crash :( I guess i understand why there aren't a rhythmbox-xine package in the archives ;)01:08
tsengor because gstreamer works well enough for audio, and is freely distributable01:09
tsengor at least the core is.01:09
kenttseng, but it cant play realaudio radiostations-  If only there was an easy way to get a plugin for that for gstreamer :(01:11
tsengthe only thing i know that plays realaudio is .. realaudio01:11
tsengand w32codecs01:11
tsenggst is supposed to support those someday, alledgedly01:11
kenttseng, well, since totem-xine can play the radiostation with realaudio, my guess was that rhythmbox with xine (and the w32codecs) would also be able to do so. 01:12
tsengquite possibly.01:13
kentbut if gstreamer was able to do it, i would rather use it. But it seems not doable right now. :(01:14
Burgundaviatseng, you see this note about mono and debian?01:15
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tsengBurgundavia: which01:15
Burgundaviatseng, http://www.meebey.net/jaws/index.php?gadget=Blog&action=SingleView&id=1901:16
tsengBurgundavia: yes ive been talking to him on irc01:16
Burgundaviatseng, figured as much01:17
tsengBurgundavia: i sent him a bunch of un /usr/share/dotnet bindings01:17
tsengfor review also.01:17
tsengBurgundavia: actually, if you look at the MonoDebianPlan, i sent him a package for most of the stuff still on the list01:19
tsenggtk# 1+2, monodoc, gecko, gtksourceview#01:19
jdubtseng: rock!01:27
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tsengjdub: breezy will rock the mono.01:28
jdubso you reckon 1.1.x will be doable when breezy opens?01:29
jsgotangcowhoo01:29
tsengjdub: if we want to take the first batch of testing stuff01:29
jdublet's do it01:29
jdubbreezy is going to be so broken anyway during merge ;)01:29
tsengsure why not01:29
tsengcant be worse than it is now01:30
thoreauputicare you guys aware that  http://www.ubuntulinux.org/support/documentation/faq has an empty FAQ now? Just thought I's mention...01:30
jdubmay as well blaze fun trails ;)01:30
thoreauputic*I'd01:30
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jsgotangcohmm01:30
Lathiatmaswan: interesting, ftp mirrors have gone right up again?01:30
jsgotangcolet me check that maybe it still has a recyled page01:30
jsgotangcobut it probably is so old01:31
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lesshasteI agree with thoreauputic by the way :)01:31
jsgotangcowhoa its empty01:33
jsgotangcoi though it was wiki01:33
lesshasteyep.01:33
thoreauputicjsgotangco: Some people might think no one ever asks questions ;-)01:33
Pizbitthoreauputic: We can but hope!01:34
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thoreauputicheheh :)01:34
jsgotangcoheh01:34
jsgotangcoi wonder who has access to site01:34
jsgotangcothe /support/marketplace/ also gives a 40401:35
jsgotangcocommunity front page has old css01:35
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kentGoshawk, If i remember correct, your the one who did usplash, the thing that might get into next ubuntu? I tried the new deb packets on your page.. and it actually works. Very nice!01:58
Goshawkkent, what you have tried it very old01:59
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Goshawkwe have already implemented the configuration file in xml01:59
Goshawk^__^01:59
Goshawkyou can change everything (image, colors, progressbars and so on)01:59
kentGoshawk, well, there is a 0.1 in your homepage right? I tried that one. I get graphics, and a statusbar. Thats all I need :)01:59
trukulodaniels, you there? just want to inform that ati igp 320m has 3d acceleration now, perhaps problem was related to readahead not installed, don't know for sure01:59
Goshawkbut we need ubuntu developers consensus to relase the 0.1 version that is ready01:59
Goshawkkent, you tried the 0.1preview02:00
trukulobut in last hoary upgrade (yesterday) suddenly 3d start to work here02:00
Goshawkkent, thanks ^__^02:00
kentGoshawk, yes.. thats the one. Id there a deb package for a newer version? 02:00
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Goshawkkent, i hope people in ubuntu will give consensus to use "usplash" term because my usplash works different as it is described in the wiki page of ubuntu02:01
Goshawkkent, no there is not a package, we can't relase it until i have ubuntu consensus02:01
Goshawkkent, ah! there is also a splash on the shutdown process :-)02:02
kentGoshawk, ok.  I hope they will use it. Or something else that works as well. I have no issues with it. :) Well, a way to configure themes would be nice :)02:02
trukuloGoshawk, i'd like to try it02:03
kentGoshawk, realy? working in the preview or the  0.1?02:03
Goshawkyes.. for the preview there was no problem, after the preview ubuntu developers said stop, and i stopped02:03
Goshawktrukulo, you can try the 0.1preview at http://wiki.nanofreesoft.org/index.php/UsplashHowDoesItWork02:04
trukuloGoshawk, thanks02:04
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kentGoshawk, though I had one problem with the version before this. If i removed it with dpkg then it seemed not to remove all files and bring me back to default pre-usplash (after remove i still got the graphics on boot). The version before didn't work, i got some scrambled graphics.. And since i could not remove it completly it was a bit frustrating. I have not tried to remove it now, but since it works and looks nice, i02:07
kent dont want to remove it.02:07
Goshawk:-) 02:08
Goshawkkent, good philosophy02:08
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trukulohi baby02:31
mdkehi02:31
mdkeoh sorry02:31
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maswanLathiat: yes. I removed the redirect in the belief that it was a one-time spike that was over last night. I was wrong.02:36
Lathiatmaswan: haha02:37
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ograOMG....02:38
ogramorining02:38
trukulomorning ogra02:39
dholbachhey ogra 02:39
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ograhwdb gets bombed with submissions.....02:39
Pizbitogra: How many so far?02:39
ogra710002:39
ograbut the normal daily rate the last 10 days was around 50002:40
ogracurrently there are already 860 for today....02:40
maswanI'm getting rather good at spelling "graceful" blind these days. :)02:40
ograso i assume we end up around 1500/day02:41
ogradholbach, i see you  :-P02:41
dholbachhm? me?02:42
dholbachmust be ... err... my neighbour :-)02:42
ogradholbach, yop.... digging in the db02:42
ograhehe02:42
ogradholbach, oh, and you just pointed me to another broken record, thanks :)02:43
kentogra, does the hwdb-system has any way of notice if its a duplicate of an already reported system? Like, i reported a day (or two..) before final Hoary. Would it be marked as a duplicate if i reported again today?02:44
Lathiatkent: the second time you open the client it just gives you a link to your submission02:45
ograkent, it uses md5sums as record names, so just submit again, if you submit the same thing it will be overwritten, if it is new, its new ;)02:45
ograkent, you have to dlete ~/.hwdb to make a new submission, else you get pointed to your record02:46
sladen...and assuming the spec of the machine hasn't changed in the meantime02:46
kentLathiat, ogra, i just ran the client.  It works,  i get the last submission :) great!02:46
ogra:)02:47
maswanwe have served about 5TB of ubuntu the last 24 hours now. :)02:51
dholbachWOW02:51
mdkecool02:51
maswanprobably about 6 since the release then02:51
AstralJavamaswan: That's awesome.02:52
maswanI think us.releases have a similar track record, they pushed their gigE up to 800-something Mbit/s02:53
sladenmaswan: 5TB/day is about 550 Megabit02:53
TreenaksWhatever happens, there needs to be an easy way to say "I want to mount these partitions on boot" in breezy02:53
sladenso, that's a couple of Gbit of Ubuntu...  5% of LINX...02:54
ograTreenaks, write a gui to do so :-P02:54
Robot101did they stop throttling the release server now? :)02:54
kentmaswan, is that data from ubuntus official archive or some mirror? It would be nice to see some statistic about this release compared to warty. (Some people are using hoary from pre-final so its probably hard to see.. but some ~data would be cool.02:54
AstralJavaIs there gonna be a new installer for Breezy?02:54
TreenaksI'm getting the first hoary users in #ubuntu-nl, and they're breaking their systems with sudo -s and running kate from there02:54
Treenaksogra: oh I might02:54
Treenaksogra: HAL-based :)02:54
maswankent: that's se.releases.ubuntu.com, which is a mirror02:54
maswankent: but that one is also part of the releases.ubuntu.com RR dns name02:54
kentmaswan, swedish mirror? :)02:54
ograTreenaks, yeah, cool02:55
maswankent: It's listed on the download page as "Europe" :)02:55
jdubmaswan: can you differentiate between kubuntu and ubuntu?02:57
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dholbachjdub: can we get such a world map for ubuntu, herzi already has http://blaubeermuffin.de/deutschlandkarte/ - we !need! that for LoCo stuff :-)02:59
maswanjdub: not until the xferstats stuff has run, and it hasn't yet02:59
jdubdudes02:59
jdubholy crap02:59
Lathiatjdub: at?02:59
jdub515 people on #ubuntu02:59
daniels22:59 -!- Irssi: #ubuntu: Total of 516 nicks [1 ops, 0 halfops, 0 voices, 515 normal] 02:59
Lathiatwhats it usually at?02:59
dholbachwere 565 yesterday03:00
jdubmaybe 25003:00
jdubbut i haven't really been watching since last release03:00
Lathiatnuts03:00
jdubso it may have been steadily rising03:00
jdubusually around 300ish i think03:00
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danielsit was around 300 ~48-72h ago, IIRC03:00
jdubdholbach: yes, oddly enough, that was why i originally did the gnome one03:00
jdubdholbach: easier to do with the gnome wiki ;)03:01
apokryphosNah, it was usually in the higher 300s03:01
dholbachyes! yes! yes!!! give us maps!03:01
AstralJavajdub: It has been ca. 400 during the last two months I've occasionally stopped by.03:01
Lathiat179, 209, 88, 291, 302, 268, 258, 260, 290, 27403:01
danielsdholbach: do you !need! it, or need! it?03:01
Lathiatso, high 200s looking03:01
dholbachdaniels: need! to be exact ;-)03:01
Lathiatmarch 31st = 43603:01
Lathiat394 on march 27th03:02
jdubdholbach: hrm03:02
Lathiat356 on march 403:02
jdubdholbach: actually, now i've figured out how to get the source03:02
jdubdholbach: i can do it now03:02
dholbachjdub: that would completely rock!03:02
dholbachjdub: we then need it on ubuntu-users@ and #ubuntu, to make sure we harvest everyone and know where we are ... people-wise :-)03:03
jdubdholbach: yeah :)03:03
jdubdholbach: and sounder, to get the loco teams to do it ;)03:03
dholbachjdub: you can imagine the pain of having !2! people on a release party?03:04
dholbachi know there are more happy ubuntu users around me03:04
mdkelol03:04
jdubheh03:04
kentits more people on #ubuntu than #fedora. Atleast everytime i have been on #fedora during the last months.03:04
jdubkent: yeah, i just joined/parted to check ;)03:05
dholbachjdub: i need to know where i can give my MOTU recruitment talks :-)03:05
=== maswan waits impatiently for the crashed node to get back up
ogradholbach, in #ubuntu-motu-recruitement, the little room with the single table and the lamp ;)03:06
dholbachogra: nah... that's boring :-)03:06
ogra:)03:06
maswandholbach: so, flashing lights and interesting small pills instead? ;)03:06
ogramaswan, we call this Techno Party03:07
dholbachmaswan: that doesn't sound like a "talk"ing atmosphere :-)03:07
maswandholbach: you got to break down their resistance first. ;)03:07
dholbachmaswan: but you're right, i should point out MOTU was about fun in the first place :_)03:07
mdkewine and dine em03:07
ajmitch_why would they want to resist? :)03:07
maswandholbach: then rebuild them as good motus the next day. :)03:07
ogramaswan, first he has to process the queue03:08
dholbachmaswan: jdub already agreed with me on MOTU boot camps around the globe :-)03:08
maswandholbach: hehe. good work. :)03:08
=== ogra imagines the MOTU chain gangs
dholbachyeah, rock! :-)03:08
herzii'm sure dholbach would make a good drill instructor03:09
herzi;)03:09
ograyeah :) the best teacher we have around03:09
dholbachherzi: fabbione would need to train me a bit :-)03:09
ogralol03:09
dholbachherzi: he's good at larting people03:09
jdubdholbach: 03:09
jdubdholbach: dude03:09
jdubhttps://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/UbuntuWorldWide03:09
jdubpop your details on there03:10
jdubi'll start uploading images :)03:10
ograYEAH03:10
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PizbitHrm, anyone else have a mouse that's incredibly sluggish at times?03:11
=== dholbach will now have a "I jdub"-sticker everywhere
maswanHmm.. This is the first reason I've had to do anything with the wiki. Unless someone else feels like taking mine/se.releases' coordinates. ;)03:12
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dholbachediting the wiki is hell, i hope the people will soon have ubuntu CDs :-)03:16
Treenaksthe wiki is SLOW03:16
dholbachit's more a bandwidth issue03:16
maswanI think part of it is that www.ubuntulinux.org is hit for the icons in the directory listings for all releases/etc downloads on the primary mirrors03:17
jdubso moin image markup doesn't seem to work in zwiki03:18
Treenaksit looks quite ugly, yes03:19
=== apokryphos agrees
jdubhrm03:24
jdubthat didn't work either03:24
jdubah ha ha03:25
jduboops03:25
Lathiatwhatd you break jdub :)03:26
jdubi just didn't use the right url03:26
jdubthere we go03:26
Lathiatso i hear where going to have videos on 3d spinning cubes :)03:26
jdublovely03:26
Treenaksjdub: now again, but with markers :P03:27
Lathiathaha03:27
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zenwhenhey zenrox 03:28
jdubit was uploaded before yours were added03:28
=== jdub mails sounder
dholbachjdub: put me on the map! :-)03:32
jdubdoing an update now03:32
dholbachwoohoo!03:32
=== dholbach does the release dance ... again ... this time with jdub
dholbach:-)03:33
tsengyay, im a floating head03:33
=== jdub glares at daniels
jdubgrr, comments appear in the src03:33
danielsahr, sorry03:33
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jsgotangcoooohhh nice stuff jdub03:34
jdubdaniels: it was bound to happen03:34
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imkahi03:35
dholbachhey imka 03:35
imkai can't make it into bugzilla. when i try to accept the certificate, firefox crashes03:35
dilingerdaniels: oh yea, had a quick question for you.  in xfree86-common's postinst in hoary's xorg, there's a bit that removes the init script if it exists (since the socket stuff is handled by xorg-common now).  however, it doesn't seem to get removed if there are symlinks; instead, it requests usage of '-f' for update-rc.d remove.  was this intentional, or was the -f just forgotten?03:36
jdubdaniels: sorted :)03:36
danielsjdub: i've already fixed it, you muppet03:37
jduboh03:37
jdubyou are the muppet!03:37
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dilingers/if there are symlinks/if there's an init script/03:37
jordimuppet muppet muppet03:37
danielsdilinger: forgotten03:37
imkaany ideas why firefox crashes when i try to accept the cerificate trying to access bugzilla?03:37
dilingerdaniels: ok.  want me to file a bug?03:38
=== jdub points #u-d at #ubuntu for a moment
danielsdilinger: yeah, sure03:38
tsengjeez im the first guy in the W hemisphere03:38
jdubdaniels: haha03:39
tsengmap me!03:39
jdubdaniels: ok, so how do you delete a comment?03:41
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dholbachjdub: just edit the "source"03:41
danielsjdub: i already have03:41
jduboh03:41
jdubdaniels: i added it again03:41
danielsexcept you broke it :P03:41
jdubdholbach: i guess that makes sense03:41
jdub(STUPID!)03:41
=== maswan hopes he doesn't break it
dholbachjdub: don't beat yourself up:-)03:42
tsengthe next guy that edits it, fix my name please03:42
tsengno space03:42
imkai can't access bugzilla. could someone help me? firefox crashes when i try to accept the certificate03:42
maswandamn.03:42
maswanI broke it. :)03:42
jdubtseng: done03:42
jdubnope03:43
=== Lathiat bats maswan around
jsgotangconice map everyoneis invited?03:43
jdubsomeone else was editing03:43
dholbachthat editing conflicts drain all the love03:43
tsengjsgotangco: i think its meant for "members", motus and canonical folks03:43
=== maswan goes and hides a while
jdubit's for everyone03:43
jsgotangcounderstood03:43
tsengits easy to pitch in and become a member :)03:43
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Lathiatjust throw insults around at people, its contributing :)03:44
tsengyeah dude03:44
tsenglets vote on HG03:44
jsgotangcook you suck *grin*03:44
tsengjsgotangco: < jdub> it's for everyone03:44
=== Robot101 ponders
tsengadd away.03:44
=== maswan would like to see a map to see if he got the coordinate conversion right
jdubmaswan: i'll run the script again now03:46
maswanjdub: thanks03:46
maswanI'm used to this format for coordinates:03:47
maswanmw.mw LOC 63 48 37.000 N 20 20 17.000 E 50.00m 1m 30m 10m03:47
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tsume_have the other version for the next development branch been started yet?03:48
jdubnup03:48
dholbachtsume_: nope03:48
tsume_dholbach: when should it be expexted to start?03:49
tsume_*expected03:49
dholbach2 weeks or something03:49
dholbachdunno myself03:49
Robot101is there an intro to how the livecd is put together on the wiki?03:49
dholbachRobot101: yes03:49
Robot101and does the livecd have debs on it? I foolishly gave someone my release candidate install CD and then came home, so I don't have anything to rsync up03:50
dholbachsearching for "live cd" should be fine03:50
Robot101my ADSL is choking on the torrent :)03:50
tsengsweet, i own the whole US03:50
jdubtseng: which city are you in?03:50
tsengWest Chester03:50
jdubNY?03:50
Robot101is the wiki slow, or me, or both? :)03:50
tsengclosest major city is Philly03:50
tsengPA03:50
jdubahar03:50
jdub23:50 < SuperQ> OMG WTF LOL03:51
jdubdaniels: ^ one for you03:51
tsengWTFBBQ03:51
Lathiatomgwtfbbq lol hai2u asl03:51
Lathiat!!!111eleventy-one111 :)03:51
Robot101kthxbye03:51
LathiatRobot101: nono, its kthxbai :)03:52
Robot101no its not03:52
Robot101see mjg5903:52
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maswanheh. proof-by-mjg5903:52
Robot101see mjg59's DPL nomination e-mail :P03:52
Lathiathaha03:53
Lathiati'll have to go read03:53
Lathiatsomeone got a url?03:53
jdubwww.angrydpl.com03:53
Pizbitheh03:53
Lathiati saw that03:53
ogra_geeez hwdb just got it 1000st submission in one day....(the average was 500)03:53
danielscrazy :)03:53
jdubogra_: nice!03:54
ogra_i'll be running out of diskspace soon..... already 1,5GB of data03:54
maswanogra_: your small computer about to run out of hardware? :)03:55
=== Lathiat throws his box of 500Mb hard drives at ogra_
Robot101jdub: that's not his nomination e-mail03:55
jdubRobot101: IT'S GOOD ENOUGH03:55
Robot101Lathiat: lists.debian.org/debian-vote last month or so03:55
ogra_maswan, i have 9G for user data on this server....4,5 are donated to hwdb currently.... but at this rate it will be full next weekend03:55
Robot101jdub: possibly counterproductive to the actual campaign though03:56
Lathiatwebsite is crawling :\03:56
Lathiatdidn't we get the bandwidth issue fixed yet?03:56
Lathiator is the server just choking?03:56
ogra_maswan, but its still impressive that a dual pII233 and 128MB stays responsive like that under this heavy load....03:57
jdubhrm03:57
jdubdo i stay up until 0500 to pick up thom03:57
jdubor go to sleep and play alarm roulette?03:57
danielsstay up03:58
danielsgo downstairs and grab a Sprite Recharge or four03:58
danielsare you picking him up, or is he rocking around?03:58
jdubi have two in the fridge03:58
jdubwell, he thinks he's rocking around03:58
sladenRobot101: you could always update it.  it's a wiki-by-ftp03:58
jdubbut i am going to meet him at the airport03:58
Lathiatyou guys meeting up for some patying?03:58
jdubi wasn't going to be in sydney03:58
jdubthom's coming over a week early03:59
jdubget some sydney weather to heal him up03:59
jdubafter ELMO THREW A SERVER AT HIM03:59
maswango elmo!03:59
ogra_heh03:59
Lathiathaha what did he do :)03:59
jdub*HULK SMASH SQUISH*03:59
=== Lathiat wonders why registering for the ubuntu site gives him a 'login name' which is a 5 digit number then asks for my email on the site instea
sladen''I this week on WWF Worldwide, Elmo...''04:00
jdubwe have someone from calcutta on the map already04:00
Lathiatd04:00
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maswanah. the log resolver thingie asn't finished yet. that's why we don't have detailed statistics yet04:00
ogra_argh....its rising....: http://hwdb.ubuntu.com/nullswap.html04:00
Lathiati really think we should move to swapfiles04:01
Lathiatand have it automatically create one04:01
ogra_Lathiat, doesnt work with hibernate04:01
Lathiatdoes with swsusp2 :)04:01
Lathiatgo the file writer!04:01
Lathiatalso works on swap in files too04:01
sladenswsusp2 is a pile of !^%"04:01
Lathiatsladen: why do you say that?04:01
ogra_Lathiat, swsusp2 is *ouch*04:01
Lathiatworks fine here, far better than swsusp at any rate.04:01
Lathiatany rate i care about anyway04:01
dholbachbbl04:02
jdubyou're not running an ubuntu kernel?04:02
jdubHERESY!04:02
Lathiateveryone says taht but no ones ratified it to me yet :)04:02
Lathiatjdub: i don't use it now anyway04:02
sladenhowever, swapfiles should work with early-userspace04:02
Lathiati jut suspend to ram 04:02
Lathiat*just04:02
Lathiati used to run it on my old 266 laptop04:02
Lathiatbest thing ever04:02
=== jdub made a commitment before warty came out to always use ubuntu kernels
danielsyeah04:02
ogra_jdub, good choice :)04:02
=== Lathiat does as well now
ogra_jdub, and you always know who to blame *g*04:02
Lathiati tried making my own kernel to play with new inotify 04:03
Lathiatand it was just too much pain :)04:03
jdub0.22 is out now04:03
jduband gamin patches04:03
Lathiatim waiting for new breezy devel kernels :)04:03
jdubhopefully they'll go into breezy soon enough04:03
Lathiatok thats definately a bug04:03
Lathiatthe login form on the site asks for your eamil04:03
Lathiat*email04:03
sladenwhen are the breezy queues opening?04:03
Lathiatbut it really wants the number you get in the email04:04
jdubsoonish04:04
ogra_jdub, do you have an idea if we will have pythin-cairo in time for breezy ?04:04
jdubwhen elmo stops throwing servers at people04:04
jdubogra_: hrm.04:04
ogra_s/i/o04:04
Lathiatjdub: what did he do :)04:04
jdubogra_: you're so the eyecandy hornbag. :)04:04
maswanLathiat: the email worked well too, at least for me04:04
ogra_lol04:04
Lathiatmaswan: not for me04:04
Lathiatnot the first login at least04:05
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elmojdub: dude, it was a rack door - I don't do things in half measures04:08
=== Lathiat laughs
=== Lathiat wonders where the edit page button is
jdubelmo: didn't want to risk the overendowed ipods?04:08
maswanelmo: hey, did you get the bandwidth stuff fixed? at least we got another surge today. :)04:09
Lathiatoh duh, righ tthere04:09
jdubLathiat: log in04:09
jdubLathiat: or just add a comment04:09
Robot101sladen: how's the usplash coming?04:09
Lathiatjdub: yeh did, just missed the edit button :)04:09
elmomaswan: no :( still fighting with our ISP about it04:09
maswanelmo: :/04:09
maswanOh, well. At least it seems less traffic than yesterday.04:09
tsengelmo: can you look into adding me to keyring if you havent already?04:09
ograelmo, we'll need to talk next week about moving hwdb to a server with a HUGE disk, 1.6 G in 11 days.... and the submission rate rises fast :)04:10
elmotseng: are you Brandon?04:10
tsengelmo: yes.04:10
elmoogra: eh, compressed?04:11
ograelmo, nope, unpacked....(transfer is bz2 compressed though)04:11
elmoogra: ok04:12
elmotseng: ok, will do - can you mail a reminder to keyring@ubuntu.com?04:12
tsengelmo: sure04:12
bluefoxicytseng:  ndiswrapper doesn't go on amd64 does it04:14
tsengbluefoxicy: i doubt it, but i really have no idea.04:14
bluefoxicy(I have an amd64 laptop with a broadcom built in wireless)04:14
tsengis it minipci?04:15
bluefoxicyum, what?04:15
Lathiatbluefoxicy: does it appear on lspci04:15
danielsbluefoxicy: newer versions of ndiswrapper work on amd6404:15
bluefoxicytseng:  I checked a bunch of laptops in the store, they all show broadcoms btw04:15
sladenRobot101: well, I wrote some better vesa mode detection code yesterday.  It might get used.04:15
bluefoxicyi'll check lspci when the ubuntu install finishes04:15
bluefoxicybut i believe it does.04:15
bluefoxicydand:  nice to know04:15
tsengminipci cards are cheap and easy to replace04:16
sladenunless they have the wrong PCI ID...04:16
tsengi paid $40 for my intel04:16
bluefoxicydisturbing though, the Internet reports that according to thousands of users, most laptops these days are using broadcom cards04:16
sladen*cough*IBM*cough*HP*cough04:16
Lathiatmy ipw200 is nice04:16
Lathiatipw220004:16
Lathiatdriver almost works well04:16
bluefoxicytseng:  it's probably sodered into the board though04:16
tsengnot if its minipci...04:16
Lathiatbluefoxicy: nah, highly doubtful.04:16
tsengit goes in alot like a DIMM04:17
Lathiatthe driver for ipw2200 sometimes needs reloading04:17
=== bluefoxicy hasn't opened the thing to look
tsenglatches down into its slot04:17
trukulodaniels, just report that ati igp has now 3d capabilities04:17
zenwhenthe solution to all Linux wireless woes is the Orinoco Gold Classic04:17
Lathiatand xset dpms force off occasionally crashes the module04:17
bluefoxicytseng:  cool.04:17
Lathiatbut its otherwise good04:17
danielstrukulo: awesome :) good to hear04:17
sladenbluefoxicy: yup, Broadcom brought out an all-in-one chip.  Much cheaper than the 3-piece Orinoco chipset.  All the OEM switched, virtually overnight04:17
bluefoxicytseng:  I know the nics that come on mobos are PCI though, but they're chips soldered onto the board.04:17
trukulodaniels, if you want any info, tell me04:17
bluefoxicyand graphics cards that are on-board tend to be the same wap04:17
bluefoxicyway04:17
Lathiatbluefoxicy: yeh but wireless cards are more often than not minipci04:18
bluefoxicytseng:  but I've never seen a minipci card04:18
bluefoxicyso it's a moot point04:18
Lathiatbluefoxicy: in fact, i've never seen a wireless card that was soldered on04:18
bluefoxicyI can't replace something I can't find in the store.04:18
Lathiatbluefoxicy: sure you can, you can buy minipci wireless cards04:18
=== bluefoxicy should take a look inside his laptop later.
Lathiatdriverloader does amd6404:18
Lathiatbut its commercial04:18
Lathiatbluefoxicy: most minipci cards you can get to by unscrewing a panel on the bottom of your laptop04:18
danielstrukulo: sure, thanks04:19
bluefoxicyyeah04:19
bluefoxicyI noticed said panel04:19
bluefoxicynever opened it.04:19
Lathiatbluefoxicy: there will most likely also be ram under one of them04:19
bluefoxicy"no user servicable parts inside" says the cover.04:19
Lathiati have 304:19
bluefoxicyI know, the ram is user servicible04:19
Lathiatone for minipci, one for ram and one for my bluetooth card04:19
Lathiatactually i lie04:19
Lathiatbluetooth is in the same panel as my wireless04:20
bluefoxicy<Eevee> is it legal to give yourself below minimum wage?04:20
crimsuntoresbe: pong04:20
bluefoxicyLathiat:  well, there needs to be a driver.04:20
bluefoxicygimme a second.04:20
Lathiatbluefoxicy: apparently you need a 64bit version of the ndis driver04:21
Lathiatso says some mailing lists04:21
Lathiatno idea on the validity of that04:21
bluefoxicyhttp://linux-bcom4301.sourceforge.net/04:21
bluefoxicyLathiat:  I know, but I have one.04:21
Lathiatbluefoxicy: in that case, ndiswrapper > v1 works apparently04:21
bluefoxicyor at least I think I do04:21
bluefoxicywin64 I think I have. . .04:21
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toresbecrimsun: well that was well-timed04:22
toresbecrimsun: I just came in the door 04:22
toresbecrimsun: anyway04:22
toresbecrimsun: I was wondering about the Universe04:22
bluefoxicyLathiat:  well I just installed 32 bit ubuntu on my amd64 laptop, is there an ndiswrapper package04:23
toresbeuh, a package in the universe04:23
bluefoxicyI know there's a utils package, but I haven't seen a driver04:23
crimsuntoresbe: ok, which?04:23
toresbecrimsun: mplayer04:23
toresbecrimsun: the standard vo is wrong04:23
Lathiatndiswrapper-source: 0.12+1.0rc2-1 0 500 http://au.archive.ubuntu.com hoary/universe Packages04:23
crimsuntoresbe: they're in multiverse iirc04:23
Lathiatndiswrapper-source - Source for the ndiswrapper linux kernel module04:23
toresbecrimsun: really? Oh.04:23
ogratoresbe, where does it point to ?04:23
ogratoresbe, the default vo that is04:24
Lathiattime for me to attempt to grok dbus04:24
crimsunthe default should probably be x11 if it isn't04:24
ograyep04:24
crimsun(since not all drivers have adequate xv)04:24
ograyep again :)04:25
crimsunif it's not, please file a bug in malone :)04:25
ogra:)04:25
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Lathiatmy poor dsl connection, mirroring main is a bit hard on it :)04:26
Lathiatlet alone universe.. hah04:26
danielsjdub: you don't know if thom's still planning on coming down on thursday, do you?04:28
jdubto melbourne? no ide04:29
jduba04:29
toresbeogra: x1104:29
ogratoresbe, perfect04:30
toresbecrimsun: it should be "xv,x11"04:30
danielsjdub: ahr04:30
toresbeso that it fall backs to x11 if xv fail04:30
toresbes04:30
danielser04:30
danielsimo the default should be xv04:30
danielsif your driver doesn't support xv, then xv initialisation will fail 04:30
danielsand it will fall back to xorg04:30
crimsuntoresbe: file a bug in malone to change it to xv,x1104:31
danielsif it silently fails and stuff goes wrong, then file a bug on xserver-xorg and make it my problem ;)04:31
toresbeheh04:31
crimsuntoresbe: and we'll change it when Breezy opens04:31
Lathiatdaniels: can i do that with upstream bugs to get them fixed faster? :)04:31
Lathiatdaniels: do you know if theres a bug open about the colordepth issues on nv? i couldn't see one04:32
danielsLathiat: if they're in the radeon or i810 drivers, yes; i don't hack on the rest of them (barely have any time to hack on the first two, either)04:32
danielsLathiat: which colourdepth issues?04:32
daniels(i.e, no)04:32
Lathiatdaniels: on nv, things like gradiets look like total ass (at least on my graphics card, i've seen other reports)04:32
Lathiatit claims its in 24bit04:32
Lathiatlooks like its in 16 or something04:32
Lathiatits all lined04:32
ograLathiat, flatpanel ?04:32
Lathiatogra: ya04:32
ograswitch to 16bit04:33
danielscould just be a 6-bit panel04:33
Lathiatdaniels: what does that mean?04:33
Lathiatit works in the binary drivers fine04:33
danielsogra: should 16-bit be the default for nv on laptops?04:33
Lathiatso .. dunno what the difference is04:33
ogradaniels, i think so04:33
danielsLathiat: well, some panels have 6 bits of colour information per channel04:33
ogramost of them have 16bit panels04:33
Lathiatand it defaulted to 24 here04:33
danielsLathiat: but they can dither to 16.2M, which is *almost* 8 bit per channel04:33
danielsonly that dithering looks like total arse04:33
danielsogra: ok, will put that one in -- thanks04:33
Lathiatshoudl i try setting it to 16?04:33
ograLathiat, yes :)04:34
=== Lathiat tries
Lathiatgrr04:34
Lathiatyou can't startx from an xterm, not authorized04:34
Lathiatthats stupid04:34
danielseer04:34
danielsstartx -- :104:34
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ograor xnest04:34
PizbitOr gdmflexiserver04:34
astharotciao04:34
ograyup04:34
mjg59daniels: No, the X wrapper doesn't work from an xterm if it's set to console authentication04:35
danielsor just sudo Xorg :1 vt8 -ac04:35
danielsmjg59: oh yeah, good point04:35
PizbitApplications -> System Tools -> New Login :)04:35
bluefoxicywhen does breezy open04:36
Lathiataha!04:37
Lathiatlooks sweet now04:37
Lathiatdaniels: startx -- :1 is what i was doing04:37
Lathiatdaniels: so i should file a bug against xserver-xorg that it shoudl put 16bit colour in?04:37
danielsLathiat: you can if you want, but I've already done it04:37
Lathiatoh and having an nvidia binary server going, opening an nv one, then switching back to the binary one makes my lcd go randomly spangy coloured fading in and out :)04:38
Lathiatdaniels: oh, just then?04:38
danielsyeah, I'm not surprised that nvidia and nv don't play happily together04:38
Lathiatvbe posting with the binary drivers is fun too, does the same thing :)04:38
danielsLathiat: yeah04:38
Lathiatdaniels: sweet.04:38
Lathiatthats been annoying me for a long time04:38
Lathiatmaybe my video overlays will work now04:39
Lathiathuzaah, they do04:39
Lathiatogra, daniels: thanks :)04:39
Lathiatwish i'd mentioned this the other day before release :)04:39
PizbitLathiat: Well, it's not like many people will be doing that.04:40
LathiatPizbit: doing what, using the nv driver on an lcd? :)04:40
PizbitHaving an nvidia sever and nv at the same time04:41
Lathiatoh no, thats not the problem04:41
Lathiatthe problem is having the nv driver look like ass on lcds by default04:41
crimsunnv looks pretty good at 1280x1024 on a dell 1901fp04:42
Lathiatcrimsun: at 24bit?04:42
crimsunLathiat: yep04:42
Lathiaton my inspiron 8600 laptop, needs to be on 16 bit otherwise it looks crap04:42
ograacer aspire 1520 needs 16bit too04:42
zygahello04:43
zygawhat's the thing with bug listing on apt-get install04:43
Lathiatsigh, this bug in libbonoboui si still pissing me off04:44
Lathiati need better bonoboui hacking foo04:44
jdubzyga: apt-listbugs04:44
zygajdub: apt-get can exploit the fact that it's installed?04:44
jdubyes04:45
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zyga:)04:45
jsgotangcogoodnite everyone04:45
sladentalking of replacing broken chip.  I've just managed to break the ethernet port on my laptop.  Greeeeeeeat04:45
jdubnight jsgotangco 04:45
jsgotangcojdub: still going further eh04:45
jdubnah, should be getting to bed really04:45
Lathiatdaniels: don't suppose if you knwo if the nv driver can do dual head or at least mirror?04:46
jdubgotta be up in 3 hours or so ;)04:46
jsgotangcook night04:46
jsgotangcohehe04:46
danielsLathiat: no idea, sorry04:47
danielsjdub: nah man, alarm roulette never works04:47
Lathiatdaniels: doesn't seem to be any docs :\04:47
Lathiatdanis there more docs in the source tree than /usr/share/docs ?04:48
danielsnot really, other than the source04:48
danielsthe nv driver is woefully documented04:48
ograjdub, let daniels call you to wake you up04:49
jdubha ha04:49
Lathiatdaniels: like pretty much verything else? :)04:49
Lathiatjdub: i'll call you and whinge about some bug you haven't fixed yet :)04:49
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=== jdub quite likes the april calendar
jdubvery different to the warty calendars04:50
jdubyou guys will have to wait for elmo to let it out of NEW ;)04:51
danielsogra: arsed if I'm going to be awake at 404:51
ograheh04:51
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Lathiat:)04:52
Lathiatjdub: hoary-updates ?04:52
jdubyep04:52
jdub*not* warty-updates04:52
jdubwarty gets no calendar love04:52
jdubnot anymore04:52
jdubEND OF LOVE04:52
sladenah, I was expecting it to get pushed into both queues 04:53
jdubnot anymore04:53
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sladencould it be stuck in a separate 'calendar' archivea04:54
jdubno04:54
jdubno love for warty anymore04:54
jdubend of love04:54
Lathiatpoor warty, unloved.04:54
PizbitPoor warty.04:54
PizbitMean jdub :)04:54
sladendeb .../warty main restricted universe pr0n04:54
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Lathiatmm flexmdns smokes a bit of crack04:55
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mdkeis the website ok?05:12
mdkei can't load the pages05:12
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srbakeranyone know where i can look at a web interface for arch?05:20
srbakerahh, viewarch05:21
bluefoxicyI  think I found a problem in hoary05:34
bluefoxicywhen i close my laptop lid05:34
bluefoxicyafter reopening it there's a flashing _ thing, cursor05:34
cjbYou can try "HWCursor off" in Xorg.conf.05:35
bluefoxicyif I hit alt+F7 to switch back to X I can enter my password to unlock it; but that's counterintuitive.05:35
bluefoxicycjb:  me messing with xorg.conf is counterintuitive, but what section should i put that in regardless05:35
=== bluefoxicy thought ubuntu was supposed to do everything obvious for him.
cjbUbuntu can often not do everything obvious.  In this case, it's likely that your laptop's lid-open code is usually run by the Windows graphics driver.05:36
cjb(And we don't know how your laptop's Windows graphics driver works.)05:36
bluefoxicywell, regardless.  I'll submit a hardwareprofile thing from device manager, and maybe file a bug later05:37
cjbAnyway. Option "HWCursor" "off" in the Device section.05:37
bluefoxicyk05:37
Kamion(I think it's *un*intuitive, not counterintuitive - counterintuitive suggests to me that you have to do something that intuition says should have the opposite effect)05:40
PizbitOr non-intuitive:)05:41
PizbitOr randomenglishprefix-intuitice-maybearanomdenglishsuffixehere05:41
PizbitWith intuitive *05:41
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bluefoxicyKamion:  pressing buttons :)  intuition says if I open my laptop lid, it'll still be on my graphical desktop, or suggesting how to get there (i.e. "please enter your password")05:58
bluefoxicyI kinda sat there and stared, waiting for ubuntu to switch it back over05:58
bluefoxicybefore figuring out I had to do something05:58
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Kamion(I wasn't arguing with your comment about what should be done, merely with the choice of word)05:59
bluefoxicyI know :)06:01
bluefoxicybut that was where my choice of words came from :p06:01
HiddenWolfKamion, when is the big meeting where Breezy's goals will be set out?06:08
dholbachHiddenWolf: wiki/UbuntuDownUnder06:11
HiddenWolfdholbach, meanie, that isn't clickable! :P06:11
dholbachHiddenWolf: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDownUnder06:11
ograhehe06:12
HiddenWolfdholbach, that was a joke. :P06:12
dilingerhaha.  the camel link from james henstridge's blog is great.06:18
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ograis somebody aware that ubuntu.com and ubuntulinux.org arent reachable ?07:13
tsenghavent there been isp issues all day?07:13
elmoogra: they're back07:13
dholbachhey elmo07:14
ograyeah07:14
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ograresponse...07:14
elmotseng: isp issues were to do with limiting, they've haven't dropped us off the net until now07:14
elmohey dholbach 07:14
=== ogra enables the css on hwdb again
dholbachelmo: i wrote all those guys and they were all positively impressed07:14
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elmodholbach: cool07:15
dholbachelmo: although i didnt write joeyh yet... *blush*07:16
=== ogra wonders waht ubuntu will do if all these debian guys come over and we have no upstream anymore....
Treenaksogra: we'll switch to redhat07:17
ogralol07:17
ograthen i'll leave :)07:17
Treenaksogra: rubuntu..07:17
ograheh07:17
tsengroobios07:17
Treenakstseng: not "rooibos"? :)07:18
tsengmaybe07:18
zenwhenif all these debian guys come over then wouldnt the need for an upstream go away?07:18
dholbachthere'll be a new distribution with name .... erm ... Quit'zla ... which is ... ancient Maya ... for ... Cocoa or something07:18
tsengi meant the african "tea"07:18
dhonndebuntu07:18
Treenakstseng: rooibos :)07:18
tsengk07:18
Treenakstseng: ("red bush")07:18
Treenakshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rooibos07:18
tsengit has a clever "os" at the end07:18
tsengi dont like to drink it in any case07:18
Treenakswe should suggest this to sabdfl 8)07:18
dhonnwhat do you guys think about the name mandriva lol07:20
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ograheh07:21
tsengi already made my comment on planet07:21
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tsengsortof.07:21
Treenaksdhonn: sounds like a monkey07:21
tsenglike a klamaraffe07:21
dhonnlol. half man half diva07:22
fgxhow do i verify what's my system charset?07:22
dhonnminus the r07:22
bluefoxicywhat does anyone think of more complex menus07:22
bluefoxicyfor grub I mean07:22
Treenaksbluefoxicy: more complex? as in submenus and sub-submenus?07:22
ografgx, you type: locale07:22
bluefoxicyTreenaks:  yes, as in a submenu for rescue kernels and a submenu for memtest07:23
dhonndrop down lists of kernels?07:23
Treenaksbluefoxicy: it's not as if it's a really long list anyway...07:23
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bluefoxicyit's not hard.  'configfile' as the command for a menu entry does it07:23
bluefoxicyTreenaks:  yeah, but the list now is like Kernel-1,Kernel-1(rescue),Kernel-2,Kernel-2(rescue),memtest07:23
bluefoxicyif you have more than 1 kernel it's visibly ugly :)07:24
Treenaksbluefoxicy: maybe sort order could be changed... but not a submenu07:24
ograbluefoxicy, where i the piont if you only have one kernel installed ?07:24
bluefoxicyogra:  no point07:24
tsengfor most poeople it doesnt even show a menu07:24
dhonni use hiddenmenu07:24
bluefoxicytseng:  Unless you hit escape07:24
ograyup07:24
tsengat which point07:24
bluefoxicyI know, I'm just saying07:24
Lathiatbluefoxicy: and if a kernel upgrade breaks, then you don't have one to fall back on :)07:24
tsengwho cares?07:24
bluefoxicyThought it'd make a nice update-grub config option, but I guess nobody cares :)07:25
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fgxogra, thx. it says en_US. is the utf-8 one? (im running hoary)07:26
ogra does it say en_US.UTF-8 or only en_US ?07:26
dholbachi'm off - have a nice evening07:27
fgxogra, only en_US. strange. i think it should be en_US.UTF-8 in hoary07:27
ograhmm, i never tried a en_ locale here....only C and de_ ....but my de_DE says UTF-807:28
fgxogra, locale -a says en_US.UTF-8 available. now i switch. oh now i see im in the wrong channel. apologize07:29
ografgx, would have been my job to point that out ;) dont aplogize :)07:29
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ograhmm, i think i should pull a local copy of the css for hwdb....seems slashdotted again....07:31
bob2archive.u.c still seems unreachable for me07:35
ograbob2, slashdot.....07:36
bob2like, completely unreachable07:36
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Lathiatyeh it is07:37
zenroxwe got /.ed07:37
zenwhenis anything going to be done to support this new userload or are we going to hope they "go away"?07:37
Lathiatzenwhen: it will calm down as the release hype gets over07:38
ograzenwhen, we'll hunt them until they're gone, yes07:38
Lathiatzenwhunfortunatey due to an error with ubuntus ISP, they have a large bottleneck on the traffic07:38
ogra:-P07:38
Lathiatwhich has yet to be sorted07:38
zenwhenI think it would be a shame to lose so many users because there just wasnt an infrastructure in place to handle them07:39
zenwhenI think there will be a lot of "ubuntu's repos are unstable" people floating around after this. 07:39
ograzenwhen, it will get fixed....07:39
zenwhenWell it just seems that afterthe kubuntu announcement something would have gotten done to prepare for this. Its really none of my business and I have no solution but it seems like these two opportunities have been marred by the lack of extra bandwidth for these eager slashdotters.07:40
Lathiatzenwhen: unfortunately there is nothign they can do about it07:41
Lathiat(they are waiting at the hands of their ISP)07:42
Lathiatso mark tells me anway07:43
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bob2zenwhen: dude, there's a billion mirrors they can use07:44
zenwhenAre these mirrors linked in an easy to reach spot?07:45
Lathiatbob2: the argument is still valid as synaptic does not use them or offe ran option for them07:45
bob2zenwhen: yes07:45
bob2wiki.ubuntu.com/Archive07:45
zenwhenif they arent available as a link on the front page or as an option in synaptic, people will not use them07:45
zenwhenand everyone will suffer07:46
Lathiatthat could possible be an item for breezy07:46
bob2no, not everyone07:46
Lathiatto put mirror support in synaptic07:46
Lathiat"Pick a country..."07:46
bob2just the people who don't know to use the mirror07:46
Lathiatthe installer sets the archives to my country07:46
Lathiatbut synaptic blows them away back to archive.ubuntu.com when you change them07:46
Lathiatmaswan: heh i see your ftp cluster is a little happier again now you put the redirect back :)07:47
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Lathiati'd hate to put my hands anywhere near the disks of that thing :)07:48
zygahmm07:48
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zenwhenbob2, the site you linked is currently down along with the main repos. Where do you suggest the users get this information? I was simply pointing to an issue. You have every right to ignore it or pretend it doesnt exist.07:49
bob2ok, thanks!07:49
Lathiathopefully the main site is down for the 15 minute window the isp needed to reconfigure them to have an extra 500mbit/s or so of bandwidth :)07:50
maswanLathiat: yeah, not as much load today as yesterdya, but still a bit more than the ~70M/s that the ftp cluster coudl deliver07:54
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elmozenwhen: it's been down twice, for approx 20 mins each time.  down in the sense of, it broke at the tier-1 ISP level.  that's not something that could have been anticipated or "prepared for".  everything we can possibly do about it, is already being done07:57
zenwhenoh alright07:57
maswanelmo: you could throw more of your load over this way. ;)07:58
elmoit's not being /. or otherwise overloading - it's BREAKING.07:58
maswanok07:58
dhonni have an odd problem with the volume control.  Aparently my volume settings are not saved after a reboot07:58
maswanjust figured it might be load-triggered breaking, but you07:58
maswan'd know much better. :)07:59
maswan(the one thing I haven't gotten used to on this keyboard, hitting ' without hitting enter)07:59
bluefoxicydid I miss something08:04
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Kamionmdz: could you have a look at colin.watson@canonical.com--2005/debzilla--fv3--0?08:15
Kamionmdz: it copes with some changes I made today (though I haven't activated those changes yet, and this patch should work both before and after activation)08:16
srbakeranyone know the place that shows the current status of eclipse packages?08:16
srbakeri lost the link i had08:16
Kamionmdz: I'm assuming that your bugzilla.submit() is happy being fed UTF-8 data08:17
Kamionmdz: ... oh, except that my link to chinstrap is dead, so you can't see any mirrors of that archive. I'll mirror it later and let you know.08:17
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mdkeis it likely that the website will be back to normal speed anytime soon?08:23
Kamion18:58 < elmo> it's not being /. or otherwise overloading - it's BREAKING.08:24
mdkeoh08:24
bluefoxicyoy, ok, the ubuntulinux forums seem to be down, #ubuntu is no help, anyone have an hp pavilion zv5000 series laptop?08:24
crimsun(no)08:24
ogramdke, that was about the backbone afaik...not the servers08:24
mdkeKamion, i thought maybe its on the same bandwidth as one of the mirrors or something08:24
bluefoxicyusb reportedly works with ohci-hcd, but I can't get 1.1 to work, 2.0 seems to with ehci-hcd08:24
spaceythe repositories seem down too08:28
spaceyat least i cant install some packages atm because it can't feth the packages08:28
Lathiatspacey: use a mirror08:28
Lathiatlike se.archive or something08:28
spaceyi'll try08:28
spaceyusing nl. now i think08:29
=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:bob2] : Ubuntu Development | #ubuntu for support and general discussion | #ubuntu-love for getting involved | http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/DeveloperResources | Ubuntu 5.04 is released! http://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2005-April/000023.html || yes, access to *.ubuntu.com is problematic at the moment, people are fixing it
bob2(season to taste if you're more in the loop)08:29
spaceyLathiat, seems to work, tnx08:30
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dhonninterpreted c would be cool, with jit compliation08:56
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bob2and oh-so-wrong08:57
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dhonnlol08:58
dhonni am not familiar with python, its an interpreted lanugage right09:00
bob2yes09:00
maswandhonn: clif?09:00
dhonnim an idoit, c is my languange09:00
dhonnwhat's clif09:01
maswanDescription: C language interpreter09:01
maswanbbiab, laundry09:01
dhonnill get it09:01
dhonni dont know if I should be learning c# or something else09:02
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upshi guys, i'm writing a gui for mounting/unmounting hdd partitions (using pygtk). the necessary info is fetched from hal/dbus. however, is there some way other than executing the mount/umount commands to do the actual task?09:04
ups(i'm new to python as well as hal)09:05
desrtups; have you looked at pmount/pumount?09:05
upsif that matters...09:05
ograups, ubuntu uses pmount for userland mounting09:05
desrtand pmount-hal, too09:06
upsno...09:06
upsi'll look into it now, thanks09:06
desrtyou say pmount-hal [hal UDI] 09:06
desrtand it mounts it for you09:06
upsah sounds nice09:06
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upsdesrt: any links to docs i should look at?09:08
desrtups; manpage09:08
upsi'm looking at pmount man page atm09:08
upsok :)09:08
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=== bluefoxicy calls that a bug as half his shit closes because he removed the notification area from his panel; liferea,however, stayed alive and migrated to the new notification area.
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eddbluefoxicy: yeah, it's a common problem due to cut and  pasting of bad code09:49
bluefoxicyedd:  I figured it was application code, not OS code.  Dunno if it can be fixed in gnome though09:50
eddbluefoxicy: No, it's application code. There's only a small number of apps that get it right. (gnome-obex-server among them, of course ;)09:51
ograheh09:51
ogragaim should have survived too....09:52
bluefoxicygaim closed itself cleanly.09:52
ogra(according t some changelog in the past)09:52
eddmy gaim icon is currently 1 pixel thick, annoyingly09:52
bluefoxicydamnit 09:52
bluefoxicyhttp://words.haddons.net/archives/000041.html zv5405US09:52
bluefoxicyI have one of these.09:52
ograat least if you kill the panel (which killst the notification area)09:52
bluefoxicyI can't make nvidia work, and I can't make usb 1.1 work (2.0 works apparently) meaning I can't use USB 1.1 devices (mass storage)09:53
bluefoxicyeven on 2.6.11 hrm.09:53
bluefoxicyplus I need to compile a 2.6.10-5 ndiswrapper later for wifi09:56
bluefoxicywhy am I talking about this here09:56
srbakerhas anyone here successfully built a subversion package with javahl bindings?09:56
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kagouhi09:58
kagouwhat's the soft who create the file /etc/modules ?09:58
kentkagou, that question would look good in #ubuntu  :)10:02
kagouhumm i'm comming from #ubuntu-fr ;)10:03
kagoui'm trying to help new user upgrading from warty10:03
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kagousound don't work after upgrade, the /etc/modules have been manually modified, so my question is how to re-generate a "clean" /etc/modules like a clean installation with hoary10:04
kentkagou, the thing is this is channel for the ubuntu-developers. I think its good to keep this as a channel for that, and an open channel which people can join and *listen* or perhaps talk, when they actually have relevant things to talk about. 10:05
kagouok kent10:06
Mithrandirkagou: /etc/modules is created by the installer, but as kent says, #ubuntu please.10:06
kentkagou, but, what is manually modified? the user should know what he/she changed and not. given the brand of card, it should be easy to change the module.10:06
kagoure ok Mithrandir 10:06
Lathiatkagou: i have no idea how to create a clean one, but a standard one for me has ide-cd, ide-disk, ide-generic, lp, mousedev, psmouse, sr_mod, and yes, in future please see #ubuntu :)10:07
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elmoKamion: ?10:34
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tsengjdub: ping10:56
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Mithrandirjdub: how often is your worldmap updated?11:11
ograMithrandir, i think he wanted to pick up thom...will be at the airport...11:14
Mithrandirbah, silly person.11:14
ograhmm, he will need a bigger map...11:14
ograi'm not readable anymore11:14
Mithrandiryeah, we should have an ultra-large one.11:14
ograyop....11:15
Mithrandiror zoomed in on Europe, the US and other places with high densities.11:15
ograwill get very fast very full11:15
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maswanor a neat mouse-over magnifier that zooms in on the areas you find interesting at the moment? :)11:16
MithrandirSVG! :)11:16
ograyeah11:16
Treenaksand a "I want to see everyone within X km", so you can organise parties11:17
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MithrandirTreenaks: those scripts are already written.11:17
TreenaksMithrandir: ok, but not SVG-map-based11:18
MithrandirTreenaks: coordinate-based. :P11:18
TreenaksMithrandir: so all we need is glue ;)11:18
MithrandirTreenaks: Edward Betts wrote them for Debian; I think they're unlicensed ATM, so I'd like to get the licensed to be free.11:18
ograTreenaks, thats easy with a mapserver....11:18
MithrandirTreenaks: nah, just use the source list.11:18
TreenaksMithrandir: yes.. with dynamic svg + javascript magic11:18
SuperQthis is awsome, we're having an installfest tomorow.  I borrowed a CD duplicator.  I am cloning a burn of 5.04 amd64, 5 disks at a time, time to copy: 70 seconds11:19
ogracool11:19
MithrandirSuperQ: yay.  And double-yay for amd64.11:19
ograthats what i meant :-P11:19
SuperQMithrandir: i'm making 5 copies of everything, and 10 copies of x8611:19
SuperQjust for starters11:19
Mithrandirwhat kind of symbol should a czar have? ;)11:19
Mithrandir(like, a king has a crown..)11:20
TreenaksMithrandir: sceptre?11:21
MithrandirTreenaks: possibly.11:21
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Mithrandirogra: you're coming to UDU too?11:36
ograYEAH !11:37
ograyou too ? 11:37
ograand simira ?11:37
Mithrandirogra: I'm coming, Simira's not; she didn't get funding.11:37
Mithrandirogra: but she's hoping to go to the next conference.11:37
ograsad :(11:37
Mithrandirand she's coming to debconf in the summer11:37
Mithrandiryeah, but it'll vary who comes.  That's ok too.11:39
ograyop11:39
ograbut i would have expected she would get funding...11:40
tsengwhere is debconf?11:40
Mithrandirtseng: outside helsinki, .fi11:40
tsengugh11:41
Mithrandirogra: it's a long trip, costing a lot11:41
tsengwhen is the us ubuntu conf :(11:41
ograyeah, thats true11:41
Mithrandirtseng: not, I hope.  I'm hoping a bit for Canada or so next.11:41
Mithrandirtseng: did you ask for funding for UDU?11:42
ograMithrandir, i'm guessing .br or .za11:42
tsengMithrandir: yes.11:42
tsengMithrandir: never heard anything, i am on the other side of the world so..11:43
ograMithrandir, youre on the map now :)11:48
Mithrandirogra: .za would be awesome, I've never been to Africa.11:49
Mithrandir(nor have I been to NA)11:49
Mithrandirtseng: :(11:49
ograme neither, but a teenage friend of mine lives there...11:49
Mithrandirtseng: you should at least have heard back.11:49
ograyeah, thats not nice11:49
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Mithrandirit's actually in the right place too11:50
tsengwhat place?11:51
tsengi thought i put it on UbuntuDownUnderAttendees, but sponsor requests are removed now.11:51
Mithrandirtseng: the map stuff.11:51
tsengoh.11:51
Mithrandirtseng: shame; you're in the US?11:52
tsengi dont know any of these people showing up on the US now11:52
tsengyeah.11:52
Mithrandirwe should lobby for you coming to the next one, then11:52
Mithrandirit's only 'till August, so not that long.11:53
Mithrandir(or early Sept)11:53
tsenghm, neat11:53
tsengwe could have an openbox BOF11:53
tsengor metacity-haters-club11:53
Mithrandiryou too use openbox?11:53
Mithrandiryay openbox11:53
tsengyep.11:53
tsengi used to take my openbox 2.x straight up11:54
Mithrandir(it does emacs-style keybindings, that's something which metacity would have to grow for me to switch)11:54
tsengwell actually11:54
tsengopenbox2 had a tool called epist that grabs keychains11:54
tsengi used that with metacity for a time11:54
tsengit would be nice if someone split it out11:55
Mithrandirthat could work, but you'd lose the gnome integration (clickety-clicky dialogs), so it's not a big win over going openbox311:55
MithrandirIMHO11:55
tsengwhat clickety dialogs?11:56
tsengthere are none for proper keybinding11:56
tsengjust binding a simple command to a keychain is a major PITA11:56
tsenginvolves setting not 1 but 2 gconf keys by hand11:56
Mithrandiruhm, you can't do it all with metacity, can you?11:57
Mithrandir(without epist)11:57
tsengyou can11:57
Mithrandiroh, ok.11:57
tsengin gconf :(11:57
tsengfirst you make a binding for commandX11:57
tsengand then define commandX in a seperate key11:57
tsengits awful11:57
tsengin openbox i can write it in xml in a few seconds11:58
tsengvi > gconf-editor11:58
Mithrandirheh11:58
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