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thierrythanks it worked fine my patch is posted now12:06
Mezcan someone tell me what wer the libglu changes?12:15
Mezlamont explained ewarlier but I forgot12:15
tsengso scroll up12:16
MezIt was a while back and I've rebooted a few times12:17
Mezpulling up logs and scanning is a pain in the ass12:17
tseng08:15 < lamont> I'd probably just use libglu-dev-xorg. :-)12:17
tsenglike this?12:17
Mezyeah 12:20
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tiglionabbithey guys, I have a user interface improvement to propose02:07
tiglionabbitin synaptic, remove that checkbox that determines whether disabled repositories are shown or not, and make it always true.  It just makes things more confusing for people02:08
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danielslamont: !!04:50
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davyddaniels: where is xorg -35 ?05:29
danielsdavyd: it's with the beer you bought me05:32
danielshey, wait, you haven't bought me any beer ...05:32
davydheh, you haven't made it work yet ;)05:33
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schweebfeel free to send some beer my way too :)05:36
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rob^does anyone know what the release after breezy will be called?06:03
schweebdon't think that's really decided upon until closer to the release of breezy06:05
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schweebthere is going to be grumpy, which is going to be a highly unstable branch, I believe06:05
tiglionabbitGrumpy what?  Giraffe?06:06
rob^ah ok. thanks.06:06
schweebgroundhog06:06
tiglionabbithehe06:06
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wasabiSo... when upgrading from one package version to another, how does dpkg handle it? Does it extract the new one on top of the old, or clean the old files out of the way first?06:09
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infinitywasabi : policy has a description of how unpack works, but essentially, the new package is unpacked, then any old files that exist in A but not B are removed.  This leads to some rather interesting effects, if you're tying to do crazy things.08:29
Saba_Zwhois Saba08:30
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dholbachhi10:22
Treenakshi dholbach 10:23
dholbachdoes anybody know why wxwidgets2.5 packages show up on http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/w/wxwidgets2.5/ but are not accessible via apt?10:26
Treenaksdholbach: when were they compiled?10:28
dholbachargl: 29-Mar-2005 - that's hoary10:29
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jsgotangcodholbach!10:29
dholbachhey jerome!10:30
jsgotangcowhat are you doing this fine sunday morning on irc?10:31
dholbachi was asking if somebody knew the state of wxwidgets10:31
dholbachbut i need to get back to some thesis hacking :)10:31
dholbach(and dog walking)10:31
dholbachhow are you?10:31
jsgotangcoahh10:31
jsgotangcooh i finally got my laptop back and just finished rebuilding my system10:32
dholbachyou have it all working?10:32
jsgotangcooh yeah good thing i made a backup last friday10:32
jsgotangcoother than that, i'm with daughter watching this crazy kiddie vcd we bought yesterday10:33
dholbachhehe10:33
dholbachsounds like you're having fun10:33
jsgotangcoits claymation10:34
jsgotangcoand it also has a Penguin for a character10:34
dholbach*snigger* :)10:34
jsgotangcoits called "Pingu"10:35
jsgotangcoi even used it as my hostname heh10:35
dholbach:)10:35
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dholbach*dog walking*10:37
jsgotangcoi'll brb as well10:39
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tiglionabbitI'm having a really weird problem with Totem10:42
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siretartdoes anyone know what could be the problem why NMU's in Debian are not autosync'd?10:57
tsengnothing is being autosynced at this poing10:57
tsengpoint10:57
siretarttseng: the NMU was pre sarge, but has not shown up in breezy10:57
tsengis there an ubuntu version?10:58
tsengXubuntuY10:58
siretartno, there isnt10:59
siretartit's "wmaker"10:59
siretartbreezy has 0.91.0-7, debian sarge has 0.91.0-7.210:59
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danielstseng: hm, I thought mom was active11:00
tsengbeats me11:00
tsengdaniels: uvh was days ago, id imagine not11:00
siretartaccording to http://changelog.debian.net/wmaker, I think we should import the debian version11:00
tsengsiretart: you need elmo, then11:00
siretartok11:00
tsengand possibly freeze approval11:00
danielstseng: er, good point.  but it would've been active before then ...11:01
tseng(thumbs up from mdz)11:01
danielswell, mdz or kamion11:01
siretartbtw for bugfixing/merging, #12329 is about merges in package diveintopython, I had a look at it, no real changes necessary, package at http://siretart.tauware.de/revu/details.py?upid=97, if anyone cares to upload... ;)11:03
siretartand, ah, diveintopython is main11:03
tiglionabbithey guys.  I have a very bizarre problem with totem, and I was wondering if any of you could help me sort it out11:03
tiglionabbitor at least help me understand why this happens11:04
tiglionabbitWhen I run totem, the video appears very bright and low quality.  Then, any media player I launch after that (gxine, xine-ui, mplayer, vlc) gets the same problem, until I kill my X session and log in again.  Firefox+mozilla-mplayer is not affected by this problem11:07
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sivanghey all11:22
siretarthi sivang 11:22
sivanghey siretart , I eventually succeded setting up my pbuilder11:22
siretartsivang: cool! :)11:23
sivangsiretart: now to roll on with the xorg transaction, should I just attemp to install apps and see if they breaks to the lib change?11:23
siretartsivang: I think this would be best.. ye11:24
siretarts11:24
sivangsiretart: but a stupid question :-) how do I know which packages supposed to fail? 11:24
siretartsivang: I not sure, either. I would try with dctrl-grep searching for packages build depending on the old mesa packages and then checking lamont's buildlogs11:27
tiglionabbitcan anyone figure out or explain to me what could be happening with totem?  Sorry to bother the devs with this..11:27
siretartsivang: but lets move to #ubuntu-motu11:27
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sivangsiretart: sure :-)11:31
dholbachsiretart: you won't need freeze approval for a universe package11:44
dholbachhey tseng, daniels, sivang, siretart :)11:45
siretarthuhu dholbach 11:45
siretartdholbach: perhaps you can help us out, do you know what should the build dependencies look like for opengl applications?11:45
dholbachsiretart: what's the build error message?11:46
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siretartdholbach: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/b/bzflag/2.0.2.20050318ubuntu1/11:47
siretartas an example11:47
siretartit builds with build depending on libglu-dev-xorg, but this seems to me a bit too strict11:47
siretartlooking at other packages "xlibmesa-gl-dev | libgl-dev, libglu-dev-xorg | libglu-dev" seems to be a safe bet11:48
siretarthi Mez 11:48
Mezhey siretart11:49
siretartMez: I just tried frozen-bubble, it works without any rebuild11:49
Mezdoes it /11:49
siretartfor me, in my breezy chroot11:49
Mezmust have just been what would have been a deopwait then11:49
dholbachxlibmesa-gl-dev and xlibmesa-glu-dev are of different version and source packages - they conflict11:50
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dholbachat least that's what i see on first glance11:51
siretartthere seems to be quite a big confusion about these dependencies11:51
dholbachsiretart: try removing the gl crack, wait for the build error message and add a new build-depends based on that (missing headers or linking error) ;-)11:51
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siretartdholbach: I already uploaded sdlperl with only build depending on libglu-dev-xorg and no alternatives11:52
siretarthi Kamion 11:52
dholbachMez: it was libsdl-perl - frozen-bubble didn't need a rebuild11:52
siretartdholbach: this works, but I'm not sure if thats not too strict11:52
dholbachi guess it depends on the package11:53
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vedrananyone care to help a packaging newbie :)11:55
dholbachvedran: #ubuntu-motu is the place you want to be :)11:55
ograhey vedran11:55
vedranok tnx11:55
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dholbachhey ogra 11:56
ograhi dholbach 11:56
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mpttiglionabbit: thanks for the synaptic suggestion12:04
mptsiretart: does frozen-bubble have sound in Breezy?12:04
tiglionabbitoo yay, thanks for reading that.  I said that ages ago though12:04
mpttiglionabbit: I'm slow.12:04
siretartmpt: for me, yes. I tried it half an hour ago12:04
tiglionabbitages meaning 12 hours12:05
mptsiretart: Awesome, that's the killer reason for me to upgrade12:05
tiglionabbitanyway, can anyone help me understand why totem is screwing up my video players?12:05
ogrampt LOL12:06
tiglionabbitfrozen bubble has sound for me right now12:06
HiddenWolfmpt, LOL12:06
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siretartmpt: I started it in a chroot, though!12:06
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tiglionabbitwould anyone like to hear about it?12:08
dholbachtiglionabbit: why don't you write it to the mailing list? nobody here seems to have an idea12:09
tiglionabbitI put something on the forums12:09
tiglionabbitwhich mailing list?12:10
thomanyone know how to make ant use gcj as the compiler?12:10
dholbachthom: wasabi or doko will know for sure12:10
dholbachtiglionabbit: ubuntu-users@lists.ubuntu.com12:10
thomdholbach: nod; but wrong time for wasabi and i've not seen doko yet today12:10
dholbachthom: jbailey maybe?12:10
ograthom, he's around occasionally... 12:11
ogra(doko)12:11
thomogra: he's also at debconf; when i say "haven't seen him", i mean it literally ;-)12:12
dholbachhehe12:12
Kamionsiretart: morning12:12
dholbachKamion: hi Colin12:12
Kamionhey12:12
siretarthuhu12:13
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rubenvsay, euh, are the daily cd images for breezy broken?12:21
rubenvlooks like only powerpc got generated12:21
Kamionentirely possible, I'll look12:23
Kamionit happens12:23
ograthom, heh12:24
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Kamionhuh, it *looks* OK ...12:25
Kamionoh, I know, I think two CD builds collided12:26
ograKamion, vedran is working for us on the lightweight desktop side, he wants to make it possible to run a minimal ubuntu on pI 133/32MB, any chances for a lighweight installer that makes this possible ? 12:26
Kamionogra: more details required12:26
ograKamion, up to vedran ;)12:26
Kamionogra: may be able to do lowmem tweaks, sure12:26
ograKamion, i just wanted to get you two in connection....12:26
ogravedran, ?12:27
Kamion32MB isn't considered lowmem by Debian, but 2.4 is a bit lighter on memory consumption12:27
KamionI think I tried to get 32MB working on Ubuntu a while back and failed12:27
ograyes, but we dont ship 2.412:27
Kamionbut I didn't spend much time on it12:27
Kamionogra: dude, I know that :)12:27
ograheh12:27
dholbach:)12:27
Kamionrubenv: I've kicked off a new build, thanks for the note12:29
Kamionthe live build before that spent overly long trying to fetch filesystem images12:29
KamionI'm shunting it back half an hour in the crontab12:30
rubenvKamion: great, thanks :-)12:30
ivoksubuntu works on 40MB, but it's not possible to install it12:30
Kamionvedran: there are probably a few memory leaks in the installer that can be fixed to help with that12:31
vedranKamion: ok what do you suggest?12:31
KamionI spotted another one in cdebconf recently, I think12:31
vedranI'm now trying to acquire a 32 MB machine to test12:31
Kamionboot with mem=32M12:31
Kamionor something along those lines ...12:31
vedranok...12:31
Lathiatyeh thats right12:31
Lathiator use qemu or vmware12:31
Kamionwaste of time for installer testing IMHO, if you have a spare machine12:32
Kamionif you don't have a spare machine, sure12:32
Kamionvedran: have a poke about in the lowmem source package12:33
vedranqemu might help us with memleaks, but i didn't work with it12:33
Kamioncdebconf can be run on the host system, so you can use valgrind12:33
Lathiatwell, qemu is an easy way to test 32M12:34
Lathiatis my point12:34
Kamionthere are only a few places in the installer where memory leaks matter, because there are only a few processes that run for long enough12:34
KamionLathiat: I find it too painfully slow to work with; YMMV of course12:34
LathiatKamion: right, i didnt find it overly painful12:34
LathiatKamion: vmware is good12:34
LathiatKamion: also qemu with the accelerator is nice12:34
Kamionyeah, not really an option when one is on powerpc though ;)12:34
Lathiathaha12:35
KamionI used to use vmware but don't use it any more on principle12:35
KamionI have enough real hardware that I don't need to ...12:35
vedranKamion: but what about pcs with no cdrom? (like the laptop i own)12:35
Kamionvedran: netboot12:35
Kamionor smart boot manager12:35
Kamionor USB boot12:36
vedrani was thinking more in line of: gzipped image of partition12:36
Kamion?12:36
ograinitrd ? 12:36
vedranwith a first-time wizard12:36
Kamionthat's UbuntuExpress12:36
Kamionbut the live CD will not run on the kinds of hardware you're talking about12:36
Kamionit's not a memory win12:37
vedranyeah...12:37
vedranperhaps its easier to fix the livecd12:37
Kamionmake GNOME run in 32MB? :-)12:37
Kamionnot easy12:37
vedran;)12:37
ograKamion, lightweight desktop is the target ;)12:37
Kamionogra: please stop telling me things I already know :P12:37
vedranwe put icewm instead of gnome12:37
ograheh12:37
vedranthat is the easy part12:38
vedranthe hard part is unbreaking the system once installed ;)12:38
Kamionunbreaking?12:38
vedranwell12:38
Kamionoh, undoing live CD customisations you mean?12:38
vedranyes12:38
Kamions'easy, UbuntuExpress does that12:38
Kamiononly a prototype as yet, but ...12:38
ivoksbye all12:38
KamionI do think a traditional installer will be better for low-memory systems12:39
Kamionit's just fundamentally running less stuff12:39
vedrancould we write a small shell script12:39
vedranthat just unpacks the ubuntuexpress iso image12:40
Kamionsince a live CD needs working space somewhere, it's either got to use memory, or it's got to use swap12:40
vedranonto hard disk partition?12:40
Kamionno12:40
Kamionnot maintainably anyway12:40
Lathiatinstalling off a livecd is unclean anyway :)12:40
ograLathiat, its the future12:40
Kamiondebootstrap is not the part that takes memory12:40
Kamionthe peak of memory use in the installer is during partitioning12:40
Kamion(which suggests cdebconf improvements, since that's pretty UI-heavy)12:41
vedranKamion: "not maintainably anyway" - why do you think?12:41
Kamionvedran: well, not in breezy timeframe12:41
vedranwith Knoppix it works :)12:41
vedranthe loopback file is just compressed image of hard disk12:41
Kamionremember you have to do partitioning too12:41
Kamionah, so it works only on one type of computer ...12:42
vedrannope - you get all the knopix hardware detection and stuff12:42
Kamionconsider powerpc12:42
vedranbasically like running the cd from your hard disk12:42
Kamionthe partition table layout is not even the same between different machines12:42
vedranthe installer should include qtparted12:42
Kamion!12:42
Kamiontalk about memory use!12:42
vedranok then cfdisk :)12:43
Kamionhow about just the traditional installer?12:43
vedranok its definitely better12:43
Lathiatreally?12:43
vedranbut we need to hunt memleaks... which is the second most boring thing12:43
KamionI quite enjoy that kind of thing12:44
Kamionjust a matter of available time12:44
Lathiatcant be that big a peak12:44
vedranalso: i once installed linux on a computer with nothing but floppy or serial port12:44
vedranno cdrom no network12:44
vedrans/or/and/12:45
Lathiatneed ssh mdoe over slip :)12:45
Lathiathow do you start up that ssh mode?12:45
vedranno it was much easier12:45
Kamionmm, we have a problem at the moment because 2.6 is too fat to let us get enough stuff onto one floppy to know how to get more stuff off the next floppy12:45
vedranthere was a zip file that you unpack in C:/LINUX under windows12:45
vedranand use loadlin.exe :)12:46
Kamionbeing worked on upstream with initramfs12:46
Lathiatheh12:46
vedranwell obviously not applicable to ubuntu, 12:46
vedranbut my proposed shell script would be easily portable to dos12:46
Lathiatwell, it can be12:46
vedranKamion: or to 2.4 kernel :)12:47
Kamionwe don't intend to support 2.412:47
Kamionwe did consider it12:47
vedranKamion: no just boostrap installer from 2.4 then switch to 2.612:47
dholbachi'm away again... :/12:47
vedranbut i'm having wet dreams now so please stop me ;)12:47
Kamionthat would require supporting 2.412:48
Kamionand brings in very complex hardware detection issues12:48
Kamionbecause devices have different modules, interface names, etc. in 2.4 vs. 2.612:48
vedranyou're right...12:48
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Kamionvedran: (also, ubuntu-express is being written in python - to be maintainable, one would have to share code with it, and thus be in the same language)12:50
Lathiatwhats the model ubuntu express works in12:50
Lathiatdoes it largely just copy the livecd contents to / ?12:51
Kamionyes, plus tweaks; see the wiki design doc12:51
Lathiatlike i said, largely12:51
Kamionhttp://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuExpress12:51
Lathiatare we going to continue to have a normal installer?12:51
Kamionyes12:51
ograyes12:51
Lathiatgood :)12:51
Kamionhttp://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/GraphicalInstaller12:52
ograLathiat, but probably not shipped anymore12:52
ograi.e. only as iso download....12:52
Kamionnot shipped in shipit, you mean12:52
ograyep12:52
KamionI still regard it as "shipped"12:52
vedrani've read some very convincing articles that all distros should switch to livecd12:52
rubenvCan I request a resync on trac (universe)? The current breezy version is highly broken, but appears to be fixed in debian.12:52
vedranas an installer12:52
Kamionvedran: it's not feasible for big deployments12:52
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rubenvor should I send that to the mailing list?12:52
ograrubenv, we have a bug about it12:52
Kamionthose articles are just propaganda I'm afraid12:53
rubenvogra: great, i'll check it out12:53
ograrubenv, i'm waiting for elmo to finish his moving and show up again to request it...12:53
ograrubenv, so just be patient :)12:53
KamionI'm very unimpressed with articles that only consider one installation use case12:53
vedranKamion: yeah but it's cool to "try before buy" (repartition hard disk)12:54
rubenvogra: no problem, I have to deploy it tomorrow, but I could as well go with hoary12:54
Kamionvedran: that's one case - now try deploying 2000 desktops armed with a bunch of live CDs, and watch the guy who's doing automatic installations over netboot get the job done in a tenth of the time and go down the pub :)12:54
Kamionboth are valuable12:54
Lathiathrm, im not sure "Computer Activity Logger" is the best description of syslog12:54
vedranKamion: knoppix has netboot with two clicks12:55
ograrubenv, you deploy breezy ?12:55
rubenvogra: on the development server12:55
ograah, ok12:55
rubenvno, I'm not completely braindead ;-)12:55
ograheh.... 12:56
Kamionshipping a live CD's fine, using it by default even is fine, but the traditional installer won't go away12:56
vedranKamion: i'm with you on that one... i once tried netboot deployment of knoppix12:56
vedranKamion: 20 users lost their work because one cd was scratched :s12:57
Kamionah yes, that's where it was, confmodule_communicate() doesn't bother freeing 'in'12:57
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Kamionthough I suppose that isn't a huge issue actually, oh well01:01
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sivanghas anyone seen jamesh online lately?01:12
sivangor, responsive for that matter :-)01:13
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Treenakssivang: he made blog posts01:28
Nafallosomeone at debconf should film Mithrandir's speech :-)01:29
bob2yes!01:29
dholbachwhat is he going to talk about?01:29
ograstream it.... where is fluendo nowadays ?01:29
Nafallodholbach: multi-arch iirc :-)01:30
dholbachah :)01:31
davydis Matt Garrett around?01:31
davydI want to share complaints about ACPI with him01:31
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davydgood point01:33
ogradavyd, but if you urgently need to share your experience, just shout at the channel ;)01:35
ogra...if that helps :)01:35
Treenaksdavyd: why not shout at postmaster@acpi.info ?01:36
dilingeranyone know if fabbione's going to be around soon?01:45
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\shhmmm..is anybody working with vmware on breezy?01:59
davydI need to buy a new license first02:00
\shi have a trial one first..if it's not running with breezy right now, I will forget it02:00
davydthere is no reason it shouldn't work02:01
davydthe application starts for me, I just don't have a license02:01
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\shactually it is...compiling the modules for 2.6.12-3-i38602:01
\shwith gcc-3.4 works fine02:02
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davydyeah, the installer shell is quite useful02:02
davydall kernel things have to be built with gcc-3.402:02
davydelse they won't link into your running kernel02:02
\shyeah...but vmware is not starting, says it's not configured properly02:03
davydhave you run the vmware-config perl script?02:03
\sh5 times now02:03
davydok02:03
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davyddo the modules load?02:03
\shactually the drivers are loading and bridging failed02:04
\shand I can't sudo anything anymore :(02:04
\shand now I have to reboot again damn02:05
\shbrb02:05
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\shgrmpf02:14
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\shok...vmware is not working as expected :(02:21
davydno?02:22
Treenaks\sh: try qemu ;002:22
Treenaks;)02:22
\shtreenaks: I know qemu is working02:23
\shI just removed networking from the vmware-config stuff, and now it's starting02:24
\sh*wonder*02:24
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sivang\sh: qemu has a new kernel module , so it's even faster now then in the past02:27
\shsivang: yeah...but I want to know if vmware is working...so I can order a license for the office02:27
sivang\sh: I'm using it under hoary, works fine02:28
davydsivang: it works nicely on hoary02:28
davyderr, \sh02:28
sivang:-)02:28
davyd\sh, it might be a 2.6.12 thing02:28
davydin which case, there might be an update in the works02:28
Lathiatyeh its a 2.6.12 thing02:29
Lathiattheres an update somewhere02:29
Lathiataltho, the stock ones work for me02:29
Lathiati just had it do soe weird shit once02:29
Lathiatrbeooted and worked ok02:29
sivangLathiat: I'm acutally having problem with 2.6.12 wrt LVM02:29
sivangLathiat: it can't find the lvm devices , for some reason02:30
sivangLathiat: any idea?02:30
Lathiathaha that sucks02:30
Lathiatnope02:30
sivangLathiat: so I revert each time to 2.6.10-502:30
Treenakswhat should "md5sum -v" do?02:34
TreenaksI have a package that doesn't build because my md5sum doesn't understand -v02:34
rubenvbe verbose?02:36
eruinI think my 2.6.12 is having issues with hotplug/ipw220002:41
Lathiatworks for me02:41
Lathiati heard some people had some issues tho02:41
Lathiatit was being worked on02:41
Lathiathave you updated recently?02:41
eruinstaying current every day02:42
eruinmy poor laptop just powers down at or rather just after hotplug gets started... havent gotten any further in debugging it02:42
Treenaksrubenv: yes, well, my md5sum doesn't understand it02:42
Lathiatouch that sucks02:42
eruinyeah02:42
eruingood thing I had 2.6.10 around :)02:43
Treenaks"Hey you hotplugged a power button.. you must have pressed it"02:43
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eruingot any info on the update?02:44
Lathiatnope02:44
eruinI wonder where the run dialog went to02:47
Lathiateruin: alt+f202:48
eruinaaaah02:51
eruinthanks ;)02:51
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\shah...found an update03:06
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jsgotangcosalut03:11
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cv#fazlamesai Turkish Linux Team #fazlamesai Turkish Linux Team #fazlamesai Turkish Linux Team #fazlamesai Turkish Linux Team #fazlamesai Turkish Linux Team #fazlamesai Turkish Linux Team #fazlamesai Turkish Linux Team #fazlamesai Turkish Linux Team #fazlamesai Turkish Linux Team #fazlamesai Turkish Linux Team 03:31
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\shvmware is running ... just found the solution03:37
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Lathiat\sh: which was?03:43
tvowhat's the use of fam in ubuntu? since apt wants to remove kde and gnome and all graphical apps before installing it?03:45
\shLathiat: http://knihovny.cvut.cz/ftp/pub/vmware/ there is vmware-any-any-update9203:45
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Lathiat\sh: ah yes,03:45
Lathiat\sh: thats what i thought03:45
\shLathiat: this helped for the network driver03:45
davydtvo: probably because fam conflicts with gamin03:46
davydand gnome-vfs and such depend on gamin03:46
davydjust a guess03:46
\shand strange thing is...windows xp runs faster then a native install03:46
Lathiat\sh: i found that03:46
Lathiat\sh: i think its to do with disk caching03:47
tvodavyd: yeah probably. for breezy, is gamin going to be used again?03:47
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\shlathiat: I have my virt hd now on an usb2.0 hd...incredible :) and even fullscreen with 1024x768 is working out of the box with the vmware tools03:49
Lathiatneat03:49
tvonm same api03:50
\shand now my upstream provider will kill me with the daily iso image download story ,-)03:50
Lathiatwhats that?03:50
bob2rsync.03:51
\shubuntu daily iso snapshots :) download, try to install, writing bugzilla notes03:51
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HiddenWolfwho is in charge of irc / #ubuntu?04:36
Simirathe community council, or something?04:38
HiddenWolfSimira, :(04:41
=== HiddenWolf wants that bot gone from #ubuntu
SimiraHiddenWolf : which?04:44
HiddenWolfuboto04:44
SimiraI think it's an official Ubuntu bot, why?04:45
HiddenWolfBecause, quite frankly, I find it disrespectful to newbs to serve their run-of-the-mill awnser with a bot.04:45
HiddenWolfAnd I see it as the first step of the attitude that is now gripping #debian, and their RTFM-approach04:46
Simirahm04:46
HiddenWolfHow much harder is it to write "please google for that" as opposed to "bot, tell $user of sudo"04:47
LinuxJonesCan someone please pop into #ubuntu and deal with dabaR, he's being rude && annoying04:48
HiddenWolfIf you piont them in the direction of a wiki, google, forum, mailing list, whatever, that is fine. But to not even acknowledge the person, and just have the awnser served by a bot, I'd say is distasteful04:48
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HiddenWolfSimira, do I have a piont, or not?04:53
jdubHiddenWolf: we certainly haven't encouraged bots04:54
jduboddly enough, the owner is an aussie04:54
HiddenWolfjdub, why is that odd? :)04:54
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jdub'cos i tend to know the aussies who get involved04:56
HiddenWolfahuman01, right04:59
=== HiddenWolf wonders
HiddenWolfjdub, ah, right04:59
LathiatBots however, are usefull04:59
Lathiatbecause they can provide good responses04:59
HiddenWolfYeah, but at a cost.04:59
Lathiatrather than $random person spewing up something04:59
Lathiatand lots of people oftne go unanswered04:59
Lathiatbeing helped by a unpersonal repsonse by a bot05:00
Lathiatbeats not being helped at all05:00
HiddenWolfTrue, but being pionted to a wiki by a person beats a bot any time05:00
Lathiatsure but that person has to keep a list of wiki links05:00
Lathiatwhere that can be kept in a bot database05:00
Lathiati actually quite liked the #debian bots05:00
Lathiati could even ask it questions myself05:00
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HiddenWolfLathiat, I have no problem with a newb asking a question of the bot. I have a problem with people serving newbs with botted anwsers, because it is unfriendly05:01
Lathiati stopped joining #ubuntu cus three hours later im still there05:02
LathiatHiddenWolf: I disagree, because I think its more likely to result in more people getting helped with better answers05:02
Lathiatyou have a collectiction of knowledge, rather than 1 person05:02
Lathiatif we had enogh people to help everyone05:03
Lathiatwho knew everything05:03
Lathiatsure, it would be more friendly to help them personally05:03
Lathiatbut like, i dont have time to sit here looking up specific wiki urls all the time05:03
Lathiati just remember what i can05:03
HiddenWolfWhile we're at it, why don't we have a bot send a /msg to every join in #ubuntu. "Hi, I'm the automated helping system, if your question goes unawnsered, maybe I can be of service"05:04
jdub'cos that's even more annoying that a bot in channel :)05:04
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HiddenWolfofcourse it is05:06
HiddenWolfwell, nm then.05:06
jdubi tend to think the only polite way of having a bot on the channel is to call it something really obvious05:07
jdubHelpBot05:07
jdub:-)05:07
jdublike05:07
HiddenWolfyeah, and make sure it's response is civil05:08
Lathiatyeh, that would help i guess05:08
HiddenWolfNot $user wants to you to know: $bla05:08
HiddenWolfif you can't tell, that debian bot always annoyed me.05:09
HiddenWolfand the day i'll see something like "dpkg /topic /topic /topic /topic /topic /topic *READ IT*READ IT* /topic /topic /topic /topic /topic /topic /topic *a shaaame it's a shaaame that Leon_ didn't read the* /topic /topic /topic /topic..." in #ubuntu, I'll switch distro05:10
LathiatThats nice05:11
HiddenWolfthat's the dpkg bot in #debian, fyi05:12
HiddenWolf"* dpkg runs jeffro. over with a steamroller and shoves the corpse off the fire escape."05:12
LathiatHiddenWolf: yes, you see, thats the dpkg lart command05:12
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HiddenWolfif a bot could be a troll, that'd be it's role-model05:16
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ivoksguys...05:23
ivoksproblems in #ubuntu05:23
HiddenWolfSomeone ban that guy05:23
LinuxJonesargh jackk is a spammer05:25
HiddenWolfLinuxJones, powerful observation, that05:25
wasabimorning05:25
LinuxJonesHiddenWolf, thank you for that05:25
HiddenWolfLinuxJones, my pleasure05:29
eruinfabbione, can I get info on the upcoming kernel update I keep hearing about?05:32
eruinscrool needs a ban in #ubuntu05:41
eruinand fast05:42
eruinand krall05:42
fabbioneeruin: uh what do you mean?05:43
fabbioneeruin: (about the kernel update)05:43
eruinsomeone told me an update is imminent, and I was wondering what exactly is going to get updated (ie if anything related to my complete inablility to boot with it atm)05:44
eruinI think mine might be related to hotplug or the ipw2200 module, though not at all certain05:45
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truluxbonjour06:38
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Panzerboybonsoir :)06:42
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pittiHi folks07:01
truluxhey pitti 07:02
truluxpitti: howya!!?07:02
pittitrulux: had a nice long weekend in Prague, wonderful07:02
truluxpitti: I'm ready for the bounty thing, going to prepare the proposal07:02
truluxpitti: ah, Prague is a nice place.07:03
truluxI'm just abck from France07:03
truluxLSM 200507:03
pittitrulux: cool; I'll be at debconf5 the next week, I should be online fairly often07:03
truluxwhat a nice event...07:03
truluxpitti: ah, where's it?07:03
pittitrulux: Helsinki07:03
truluxpitti: nice place07:04
truluxpitti: I didn't meet a lot of people at LSM 200507:04
trulux;(07:04
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mxpxpodok, for some reason, network-manager thinks my wlan-ng usb card is a wired connection... does anyone know why?08:15
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mxpxpodthom: ping08:25
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monki think there may be a bug in kino08:31
monkwhen i launch it, I get the following errors:08:33
monk>>> Registering plugin /usr/lib/kino-gtk2/libkinoplus.so08:33
monk>>> Image Filter: DV Titler 0.1.108:33
monk(kino:4260): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_object_set_qdata_full: assertion `quark > 0' failed08:33
monk(kino:4260): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_object_set_qdata_full: assertion `quark > 0' failed08:33
monk(kino:4260): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_object_set_qdata_full: assertion `quark > 0' failed08:33
monk(kino:4260): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_object_set_qdata_full: assertion `quark > 0' failed08:33
monk>>> Image Filter: Color Hold08:33
monk>>> Image Filter: Blur08:33
monki think the problem is with either the kino-dvdtitler package or the kinoplus package...08:34
monkprobably the former08:34
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siretartinfinity: ping09:47
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wasabiThis totem browser plugin is pissing me off11:52
wasabiLast thing I want when I click on an AVI link is for it to open in a new browser window full screen and play. I want it to open totem. =/11:53
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