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Mezhow broken is dapper atm ?01:21
slomoMez: you will die a long, painfull death when updating ;P01:25
Mezslomo - why ?01:25
slomoMez: well, works fine for me and many others :)01:25
Mezgood :D01:26
Mezseeing as there arent man big changes anywho01:26
slomomono on ppc is currently the only big breakage i know about01:26
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Mezor have a PPC01:26
Mezblobwars was updated01:27
hublocales01:27
hubis broken 01:27
hubtotally01:27
slomohm, works for me01:27
hubstill does not install here01:27
Mezhey hub01:27
Mezhows things going01:28
hubMez: fine01:28
Mezcoo coo :D01:29
Mezhows the 770 ?01:29
hubfine01:29
Mezcool 01:31
Mez:D01:31
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Mezhub - have any news on the updates to n-m for dapper (aka anything been done yet)01:32
tsengMez: 0.5.1 is in dapper..01:32
hubit does not install01:33
hubfiled a bug01:33
Mezah lol01:33
Mezso that's gonna break :D01:33
mjg59hub: There's a dbus transition going on01:33
Mezlol01:33
Mezmjg59, and now you tell me :D how much is broke for it ?01:33
hubmjg59: nope,01:33
mjg59Mez: I don't know. Try installing the current dbus and find out01:33
mjg59hub: I'm running the 0.5.1 packages from dapper01:34
hubmjg59: it is a different proble,01:34
MezI'm upgrading to dapper :D01:34
hubmalone 611401:34
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Mezhub01:35
Mezturn it off01:35
Mezi would for mine but i dont know how to for AUPS01:35
mjg59hub: Ah, right01:35
hubapparently it does not completely01:35
mjg59hub: Hang on...01:35
hubtpconfig -t 001:36
hubjust disable gesture01:36
Meztpconfig: command not found :D01:36
hubMez: universe package01:36
hubonly for thinkpad01:37
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Mezhub - ah01:37
MezI'm not using a thinkpad :D01:37
Mezlol01:37
Mezand /me pokes tseng - the DB is locked atm01:37
Mezupgrading nto dapper01:37
mjg59Mez: Did you actually laugh out loud then?01:37
tsengapt-cache doesnt need a lock.01:37
MezIt was more a chuckle01:38
mjg59hub: Interesting. n-m still generates NetworkManager-named.conf, but as far as I can tell, nothing uses it01:38
mjg59(hngh)01:38
hubmjg59: the bind user is missing01:38
mjg59hub: No, that's not the bug01:39
huboh01:39
mjg59    - Do not depend on bind9 being installed.01:39
mjg59(Except it does)01:39
mjg59Right. named support has (supposedly) been removed01:39
mjg59So what's generating this file...01:39
mjg59Oh, nothing01:40
mjg59It's ancient01:40
mjg59Tum-te-tum...01:40
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Mezhub01:42
Mezany idea how to get past the "locales" problem?01:42
hubif I had...01:43
hubI don't01:43
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Mezmjg59, apologies - I'm just trying to get a stable system so I can get to work and stop bugzilla moaning at me about MOM merges01:45
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mjg59hub: Fixed n-m will be there once the buildds have dealt with it01:50
Mezwhens the planned move to LP btw?01:50
hubmjg59: cool01:52
hubI could have fixed, but was doing other things01:52
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Mezhmm - the locales probem is an easy fix ...02:01
Mezsomeones even posted a patch02:01
Mezhttp://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/attachment.cgi?id=546502:01
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hubMez: that is not the problem I have02:20
Mezwhat problem do you have hub ?02:21
hubbugz 2148902:22
Burglaptophub: remove locales packages, reinstall 2.3.6 version, upgrade to 2.3.7 and then reinstlal locales02:25
hubBurglaptop: were do I find 2.3.6? :-)02:25
hubpackage is removed already02:26
raphinkelmo: could you add me to katie's whitelist pls ?02:27
hubBurglaptop: I'm installing the one from Breezy02:29
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huband now locale-gen fails02:41
hubcommented the bug02:43
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floamis ATAPI supposed to be working on serial ata via chipsets?02:56
floam(in dapper)02:56
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psusican anyone point me to where I can read up on how automounting of external media works?  I'm trying to fix it to correctly mount a packet writing mode udf cdrw as read/write03:55
Mezpsusi, #ubuntu04:01
psusiseems to be a bit too technical/theoretical for over there... been trying...04:06
googleguypsusi, Ask on #debian.04:06
googleguypsusi, Much more technical users in #debian on average04:07
hubpsusi: here is for ubuntu development04:07
googleguyI'm going to guess it's known that the locales package pre-install script dies and kills dist-upgrade, right?04:08
googleguyOr should I file a bug04:08
psusiwell, I'm kind of trying to participate in ubuntu development... packet writing would be nice to support in dapper ;)04:14
psusiand the guys in #debian seem to have a chip on their shoulder about ubuntu04:14
Mezgoogleguy - its know and theres a simple fix - when it dies its asking for a folder right?04:15
Mezjust make the folder04:15
Mezpsusi04:15
Mezsome of them do some of them dont04:15
Mezbut you're asking for support :D#04:15
Mezwhich isnt what this channel is for04:15
psusiwell, I'm really asking for some pointers to more information to aid development ;)04:15
googleguyMez, I installed flight 2 and did apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade. It fails on that package and kills the update. I am trying to see if I need to file a bug against the locales package04:16
Mezgoogleguy, what error does it fail with ?04:16
psusiI'm sure there's some kind of daemon that notices the disk and runs pmount... and can be configured somehow.. but I can't figure out where to read up on that...04:16
psusihal seems to just detect it... so there has to be something that listens to hal's notices on dbus and runs pmount04:17
googleguyMez, It just says that the pre-install failed with exit status 104:19
googleguyMeaning something is broken04:19
googleguyFresh install of flight 204:19
Mezgoogleguy - no other error ?04:19
googleguynope04:19
Mezlike- before that04:19
Mezsaying something about a file not found ?04:19
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googleguyMez, Sorry, no errors04:22
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Mezweird04:24
googleguyvery04:31
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hubgoogleguy: see bugzilla bug 2148904:56
hubgoogleguy: with the work around04:56
hubMez: that is the exact same bug04:56
hubMez: form a flight 2 CD it fails because /etc/local.gen has 0 size04:56
hubgoogleguy: put the following line into /etc/locale.gen04:57
huben_CA.UTF-8 UTF-804:57
hubgoogleguy: and try again to install the package04:57
googleguyhub, You are my new hero05:00
hubgoogleguy: I got annoyed by it as well05:01
hubit is from Flight CD installation05:01
googleguyyes05:02
wombleEven shorter: "echo en_US.UTF-8 UTF-8" >> /etc/locale.gen; /usr/sbin/locale-gen05:02
googleguywomble, I used echo to put it in there just like you did. I just didn't run locale-gen05:03
womblelocale-gen is the command of interest.  Quicker than reinstalling the package just to get it to run that one command anyway. <grin>05:04
hubwomble: the problem is that in my case locales was NOT installing at all05:04
womblehub: locales fails to install if you have an empty /etc/locale.gen?  How... quaint.05:05
hubwomble: yep05:05
hubwomble: and that is the case from a Flight CD install from scratch05:05
hubwomble: I installed my new laptop Friday05:06
huband got into trouble with that05:06
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Sepheebearinvoke-rc.d looks to be b0rked when it comes to cups05:14
googleguyit's pretty disconcerning for a new dev trying out flight cd2 to update and find that the update fails05:15
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googleguytime to reboot... the update is finished and I got a shiny new kernel05:15
Sepheebearmaybe its just cupsys05:16
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Mezanyone around who wants to upload a package to main for me ?06:51
Mezcupsys is a lil borked :D but it;s easy to fix07:05
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rikaihey, cool running locale-gen solved my problem too >.>;07:14
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donnahi, i have a problem with my PCMCIA modem. i insert the card and syslog reports all is well. a check of /var/run/stab confirms this with "0 serial serial_cs 0 ttyS0 4 64". however when i go to dial i get a               "Can't get terminal parameters: Input/output error" next line "Connect script failed. any ideas?07:36
SepheebearMez: what's up with cupsys?07:43
MezSepheebear, wont uninstall when trying to dist-upgrade :D07:43
Mezerrors out on trying to stop it07:44
Mezcause the init.d script fails07:44
MezI just erm ...07:44
Mezforced the init.dscript not to error out07:44
Sepheebearooh07:44
Sepheebearso gotta rip it out and put it back in eh? sounds good07:45
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netdurI don't know where to ask! so... do anyone knows where to read more about "Custom Versions" offer from Canonical?08:08
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Burglaptopnetdur: custom versions?08:10
netdurah! like what hp did08:11
Burglaptopnetdur: afaik, the custom version of Ubuntu that HP did was merged into Breezy08:12
Burglaptopnetdur: hence there are no current "custom versions" of Ubuntu at the moment, that I know of08:13
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Burglaptopdesrt: you having fun with abiword?08:13
desrtno.08:13
desrtjust saw your bug report :)08:13
BurglaptopI promised hub I would file that report at UBZ08:13
desrti was talking to him about it earlier and confirmed it08:14
netdurI mean, people who wants *own* "custom versions"... where to go?08:14
desrtbut you must realise that abw -> odt -> abw again is a lossy process08:14
Burglaptopdesrt: yes, I realize that08:14
Burglaptopyou seen my long running blog conversation with the abiword developers08:14
Burglaptop?08:14
desrtya.  that's what drew my attention to your bug08:14
Burglaptopfor people so smart, they seem not to get it08:15
Burglaptopmaybe I am not explaining myself well enough08:15
desrteveryone understands your argument08:16
desrtbut there are serious technical problems with it08:16
Burglaptopyes, I realize that. I am arguing on a social level, not a technical one08:16
desrtabiword switching to odt by default is throwing their users to the wolves08:16
Burglaptopremember, I do marketing/sales and documentation, so technical is not my area of expertise08:17
desrtsocially i agree with you08:17
desrtbut the technology just _isn't there_ right now08:17
desrtodt-by-default is great... if and only if the odt import/export works at least as well as the native file format (which it currently does not)08:17
Burglaptopthat is why the bug report is conditional on when the technical side is there08:18
desrtright08:18
desrtyou're sort of giving the appearance of suggesting that this be done now/soon08:18
Burglaptopah, ok08:18
BurglaptopI should be given the impression that it the problem should be dealt with now08:19
Burglaptops/given/giving08:19
desrtto quote your bug report:08:19
desrtAbiword 2.4.2 is going to included OpenDocument support finally. Therefor08:19
desrtabiword should now save to OpenDocument format by default, rather than .abiword.08:19
Burglaptopyes08:19
Burglaptopif 2.4.2 cannot do that, then that should be noted in teh bug report08:19
desrti noted that.08:20
Burglaptopexcellent, thankjs'08:20
desrtit's definitely an interesting question08:20
desrti mean....08:21
desrtwhen people talk about websites/pages they don't say "html document"08:21
desrtit's just a webpage08:21
Amaranthsaving in odt isn't lossless08:21
desrthaving the same for word processor documents would be very nice08:21
BurglaptopAmaranth: sadly, we are discovering this08:21
desrti agree with you completely there08:21
Amaranthand iirc the standard for excelalike doesn't even mention how to do math08:22
Amaranthso you either read OOo source to find how they do it or you make up your own way08:22
BurglaptopAmaranth: yes, another bug in ODT. But not a reason to prevent it from becoming a standard08:22
AmaranthBurglaptop: If Microsoft is serious about their standard I'd rather use it.08:23
BurglaptopAmaranth: why?08:23
AmaranthBurglaptop: They 1) know what they're doing and 2) will actually support it in Office08:23
Burglaptophave you seen the actual xml from docx?08:23
Burglaptopit is nasty and doesn08:24
Burglaptopt build on standard existing xml08:24
Burglaptoplike dublin core metadata08:24
netdurI wouldn't trust ms for that, they are known to keep changing mind... how I can be sure that my finnance documents that I saved now will be fully readable after five years (word 97 to word xp)?08:26
Amaranthnetdur: If it's an open standard _something_ will read it.08:26
BurglaptopAmaranth: as long as we don't have submarine patents08:27
AmaranthBurglaptop: If you're worrying about patents turn off your computer.08:27
AmaranthBurglaptop: So many things you're using right now are violating someone's patent.08:27
BurglaptopI recognize that08:27
sivangmorning all08:28
netdurI think evince should view opendocument the same way firefox view html08:28
Burglaptopnetdur: it already can view ppt08:29
sivanghappy holidays alls08:29
sivangBurglaptop: Corey, 'sup? thanks for your wiki emails :)08:29
BurglaptopAmaranth: ms is more likely to use their patents than Sun or IBM08:29
Burglaptopagainst "us"08:29
Burglaptopsivang: I moved that spec08:29
sivangBurglaptop: cool, thanks08:30
sivangBurglaptop: how's your spot of Canada today?08:30
Burglaptopnot bad, little rainy but no snow08:30
netdurhave ever ms used patent thing against anyone?08:30
Burglaptopnetdur: not yet08:31
Burglaptopmostly ms has been on the receiving end of patent lawsuits08:31
sivangheh08:31
netdurdid ms "steal" stuff from open source?08:31
Burglaptopthey have "borrowed" a few BSD-licensed things08:32
BurglaptopAmaranth: I like OpenDoc because it has big friends behind it, friends who like us08:32
netdurcan mozilla.org sue ms over xaml?08:32
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Burglaptopnetdur: moz would need patents, which they don08:32
Burglaptopt have08:32
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netdurso what hold them back?08:39
Burglaptopnetdur: who MS?08:39
netdurah08:39
Burglaptopthe patent war is a cold war. Everybody has patents and nobody wants to fire the first shot08:39
Burglaptopmost of the big companies have cross licensed with each other08:39
Burglaptopironically, MS could be a good friend in the coming years on patent reform in the US because it has been hit with so many lawsuits08:41
wombleAnd there's enough skeletons in MS' closet that shooting at free software is likely to bring some FOSS-friendly big guns down on them08:41
wombleBurglaptop: MS losing lawsuits doesn't worry them -- they're used to it.08:41
Burglaptopwomble: no company likes to lose lawsuits08:41
Burglaptopand they have stated publically that they are getting annoyed about it08:42
wombleBut their answer will be to buy litigants out, not give away one of their biggest potential cash cows08:43
Burglaptopthink of a bear of being stung by bees, it is going to get annoyed eventually08:44
Mezstill up Corey ?08:44
BurglaptopMez: it is only midnight here08:44
MezMon Dec 26 07:44:33 UTC 200508:44
Mezlol :D08:44
wombleI can't see them throwing away their only stranglehold over "Open"XML (once it gets ECMA "standardised") by castrating patent reform.  Their office business couldn't stand a war against a completely compatible Free office suite for very long08:44
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netdurthink... they could gave up on "open xml" and make ms office use another doc formate!08:46
Burglaptopwomble: once the door opens for patent reform, I think we can have a say. Observe Europe (a battle which is not won yet, merely postponed)08:47
womblenetdur: Not unless they want to lose business from places like .ma.us08:47
BurglaptopI don't much are why they want to support patent refrom and more open standards. I just care that they arrive at that place08:49
netdurI think about ms as marketing company that happen to work on software domain... nowadayw whatever prefix "open" is selling point... we don't what future have... but the history says "don't trust them"08:49
Burglaptopnetdur: precisely why I think OpenDoc is the way forward08:51
Burglaptopany Japanese speakers here?08:52
MezBurglaptop, a little- why08:53
BurglaptopMez: can I forward you an email that I have no idea what it says. It is likely spam08:54
Mezlol08:54
Mezhmm08:54
Mezprobably wont be able to read it08:54
Mezlol08:54
MezI speak a little08:54
Meznot read :D08:54
robitaille90% of my emails are in russian for some unknown reason...08:55
robitailles/emails/spam08:55
Burglaptopthis one is well enough formatted that I think it might not be spam08:55
desrtmezmezmez08:56
Mezdesrtdesrtdesrtdesrt08:56
Mezhows things ?08:56
desrtreasonably good08:56
desrtdid you have a mezzy chzistmas?08:56
Mezgood good08:56
Mezdesrt - it was ok :D involved lots of vodka :D08:56
desrthah08:56
Mezdesrt - /query08:57
desrtgood for some, i suppose08:57
Mezso hows life going - how was your Xmas08:58
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desrtchannel or /query? :p08:58
MezI /query'd you :d08:59
desrtyes.  and i've been talking to you there08:59
Mezno08:59
Mezyou've been talking to me here08:59
Mezlol08:59
desrtoh fucking christ08:59
desrtfreenode is being assy08:59
MezI havent had a reply via /query08:59
desrtand blocking my messages08:59
desrtthis irc network is bloody useless08:59
Mezah lol :d you need to ID to nickserv08:59
desrtcan't be assed08:59
desrti said to you the following:09:00
desrt"no.  been on vacation from open source"09:00
desrtand "how did things shake down with the lady?"09:00
Mezlol09:00
desrtno.  i cannot.09:00
Mezthe lady - meh - things went weird lol09:00
desrtya.  they were pretty weird already09:01
desrtshe cried wolf?09:01
Mezno ... just things... messed up... lol09:01
Mezlong story09:01
desrtwell... i'd say "either she was telling the truth or she was not"09:02
desrtbut i have a feeling that the grey area between those two points is what makes up the long story09:02
desrtmy christmas was fine :)09:02
Mezno actually09:03
Mezit was just awkwardness09:03
desrti'm definitely getting more confused09:03
desrtcrikey.  wait09:03
desrtare you up late or early?09:03
Mezlate :D09:03
desrthahahah09:03
desrtok09:03
desrt*i* am about to go to sleep09:03
desrts/about to go/going/09:04
desrtcheers :D09:04
sivangHey Mez ! You were gone for sometime after UBZ , where were you? :)09:06
Mezsivang - long story - had no net access - was homeless for a while09:06
Mezhave a place sorted now :D so I can finally get back to doing things 09:06
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MezIt's nice to be back09:08
Mezlets hope people welcome me back09:08
Mezhows things been sivang ?09:08
Burglaptophmm http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/KDE09:09
Mezwhy hmm ?09:10
Burglaptopinterested proposal to deal with KDE in Fedora core09:10
Mezsounds like interfering09:14
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sivangMez: fine for me, busy over head at work, stressing myself to be able to do some Ubuntu work ...09:35
sivangMez: homeless? wow , why were you homeless?09:35
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sivangMez: so now you're back to backporting? :)09:38
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Mezsivang - homeless was a long story :D11:04
sivangMez: I see :) nevermind then11:10
Mezsivan - wasnt it you I caught the plain back with ?11:11
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sivangMez: exactly! I was then worried when you didn't come back online about your whereabouts :) thought maybe you lost the train ticket, or they didn't let you in11:26
Mezlol11:26
Meznah - was fine :D11:26
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Robot101wtf, I had dvb working yesterday and now udev decides not to give me a sodding /dev/dvb directory01:07
Robot101gr801:07
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jsgotangcocheers01:29
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sivanghey pitti , aren't you in vacatio today? :)01:52
siretartmerry christmas!01:53
siretartdoes anyone know if it is possible to boot via grub with / and /boot in a lvm?01:53
Mithrandirsireit's not01:53
siretartok. so I definitly need /boot on a normal partition. thanks01:54
jsgotangcobeing online is hardly a vacation :)01:54
sivangsiretart: not with /boot01:54
sivangsiretart: make sure /boot is outside of the LVM01:54
sivangmerry christmas siretart !01:55
sivangand jsgotangco 01:55
sivang:)01:55
siretart:)01:55
jsgotangcobah humbug :) hehehe joke01:55
pittihi sivang02:00
pittisivang: I am, right :)02:00
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slomo_hi pitti :)02:09
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YagisanHappy Holidays pitti02:09
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sivangpitti: merry chirstmas then! have fun02:17
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pittislomo_: hi02:22
pittiYagisan: thank you, for you too!02:22
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mdke_LOL04:18
mdke_Setting up xserver-xorg-input-synaptics (0.14.3+seriouslythistime-0ubuntu104:18
Lathiatheh04:22
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mjg59Hm. Why has "Search and Indexing" ended up under Applications/Accessories?05:59
SEJeffmjg59, That should be a preference shouldn't it06:00
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ogra_ibookfor me its in places in a recent dapper06:02
ogra_ibookbut i think it will go away completely, now that its integrated in nautilus06:03
mjg59ogra_ibook: I think the preferences are still required06:07
ogra_ibookhmm, but they should be in the filemanager preferencec instead ...06:08
SEJeffsearch and indexing prefs are for beagle06:10
SEJeffProof is in /usr/share/applications/beagle-settings.desktop06:10
ogra_ibookoh, yes, indeed ... no mono on ppc in dapper currently ...06:10
ogra_ibookyes, these should be in the preferences menu#06:11
SEJeffThats sad, beagle is the "killer app" if used with sweetness like deskbar applet06:11
SEJeffogra_ibook, Do you use the native broadcom drivers?06:11
SEJeffI noticed they are included in the recent dapper kernels06:12
ogra_ibookoh, i'm sure it will get solved ... the mono build is just ftbfs on ppc64 currently06:12
ogra_ibookSEJeff, i use the latest trunk version of bcm43xx06:12
ogra_ibookrunning it with less than 54Mbit runs pretty stable ... 06:13
SEJeffAnd I take that to mean it is working perfectly.06:13
ogra_ibooknot perfectly ...06:13
mjg59SEJeff: A-ha ha ha.06:13
mjg59No, they're some way from perfect yet06:13
ogra_ibooki have "hicups" with 54Mbit and a bad lag with other high rates ...06:13
SEJeffwell I meant usably. I saw the lkml post from the bcm developer saying he was posting using them06:13
SEJeffno oops or anything scary though?06:14
mjg59They're usable, but still flaky06:14
ogra_ibookbut using them at low rates is possible and runs quite stable since some days here06:14
SEJeffGood to know06:15
mjg59Biggest problem is that we have no permission to redistribute the firmware06:15
ogra_ibookthe odd thing is that they dont really offer a wireless interface, so checking things with wavemon or other tools is impossible06:15
mjg59That's the devicescape stack06:16
ogra_ibookyup06:16
mjg59It's not fully hooked up with wireless extensions yet06:16
ogra_ibooki hope it gets stable enough until our final kernel build ...06:16
SEJeffBut you could do like the msttcorefonts and download them, right?06:17
ogra_ibooki'm fine with using the apple firmware for now ... at least its better than carrying a usbstick around ...06:17
mjg59SEJeff: Not if your only internet connection is wireless :)06:19
SEJefftrue, but that would be the best bet06:19
mjg59We can't distribute it a tall06:19
mjg59But there are probably ways of hacking around that, yes06:19
SEJeffAnd I'm going to guess that monitor mode won't work anytime soon06:21
mjg59Monitor mode works, I think06:21
mjg59Since it's significantly easier to get going than anything that lets you actually move packets06:21
SEJeffSo kismet and aircrack allow you to crack wireless networks, but the driver won't let you access them for very long06:22
mjg59Pretty much06:22
SEJeffnice06:22
ogra_ibooknetwork-manager didnt work here for me ...06:29
siretartdoes the new dbus really require new udev?06:43
siretartI'm still having trouble with 2.6.15, and I'm still debugging that06:44
mjg59Network-manager works really nicely here now06:44
mjg59We should sort out what it does in the absence of policy and then stick it in main06:45
siretartno, it doesn't. but it requires newer lsb* packages06:49
pvanhoofRemoving cupsys-driver-gimpprint ...06:58
pvanhoof * Restarting Common Unix Printing System: cupsd invoke-rc.d: initscript cupsys, action "force-reload" failed.06:58
pvanhoofsame when installing it06:58
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robertjanyone know what causes an empty Applications menu in dapper?07:24
robertjit pops up the menu and then all the entries go poof07:26
jordirobertj: pkill gam_server07:26
ogra_ibookbut be careful on amd64 with this ;) 07:26
ogra_ibookit makes my system jump to 100% cpu usage which i can only fix by killing the panel ... which in turn starts gam_server on restart :)07:27
ogra_ibookworks fine on x86 and ppc though07:28
robertjjordi:  thanks07:31
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jordiogra_ibook: fun :)07:31
robertjbug already filed?07:31
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ogra_ibookyup07:31
robertjcool07:32
ogra_ibookits a old one 07:32
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robertjbrb hopefully07:35
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nasdaq7i was wondering: if it says open source, does it mean free and open source or can it be shareware and open source / commercial and open source?08:43
mhzthe latter08:45
tseng"free" is alot more specific than "open"08:46
tsengin context08:46
desrtand ironically, "open" is a lot more specific than "free" in other contexts08:47
tsengyes :)08:47
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nasdaq7so if you'd like to charge something for your program, you can release it as open source08:47
nasdaq7but charge still08:48
tsengyou can charge for free software as well08:48
desrtyou can charge for Free software, even08:48
nasdaq7now i am a .net developer08:48
nasdaq7is developing in ubuntu easier than .net?08:48
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desrtubuntu, like windows, has a lot of different programming environments08:49
tsengincluding .Net08:49
desrt(.net is one of them)08:49
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tsengi said it first!08:49
tsengaccording to my client08:49
desrtaccording to mine too08:49
nasdaq7there are so many things that microsoft hides in it's documentation - i was wondering if ubuntu / linux hides as much code?08:49
desrt*its, and no.08:50
tsengsome things may be poorly documented08:50
desrtgtk, for example has good documentation08:50
tsengbut nothing is "hidden"08:50
tsengintentionally08:50
desrtbut even when the documentation is lacking you always have the possibility of looking at the source to find out exactly how something works08:50
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nasdaq7what seems interesting is the step on intellectual property debate08:51
desrtit's not possible to keep secrets08:51
nasdaq7i read somewhere08:51
desrtplease don't use the phrase "intellectual property"08:51
desrtit's misleading and inaccurate08:51
tseng"software patents" might be what you are after08:51
nasdaq7you can't write 30 lines without infringing on someone's patent08:51
tsengis there a question here?08:52
desrtfortunately only a small minority of countries have software patents08:52
nasdaq7with ubuntu that is not that a big a problem?08:52
desrtnasdaq7; i don't think anybody honestly beleves in using software patents08:52
desrtnasdaq7; except those who have nothing to lose08:53
desrtnasdaq7; it's like nuclear weapons08:53
nasdaq7:)08:53
nasdaq7isn't there a source archive for ubuntu code?08:53
tsengof course08:53
desrtnasdaq7; if microsoft tried to press their patents against us, 10 other companies would press their patents against microsoft08:53
desrtnasdaq7; with software patents nobody wins08:53
desrtnasdaq7; so just like nuclear weapons, the only winning choice is to not use them08:53
nasdaq7yes08:54
nasdaq7isn't there a source archive for ubuntu code?08:54
desrtya08:54
desrtit's wide open for everyone to see and modify their own copies of08:54
desrtand distribute their changes on their own if they want08:54
nasdaq7is it part of the distribution?08:54
desrt(of course, random people can't make changes to the official ubuntu version)08:54
nasdaq7or a web site?08:54
tsengeither08:55
desrtfor any package that you can install (apt-get install packagename) you can also type 'apt-get source packagename'08:55
nasdaq7liek sourceforge.net?08:55
desrtand that will download and unpack the sourcecode08:55
desrtwhich you can then modify if you wish and then build your own version of the package from08:55
tsengpackages.ubuntu.com has sources08:55
nasdaq7ok08:55
nasdaq7thanx08:55
nasdaq7well thanx guys08:56
desrtnp.08:56
nasdaq7enjoy your coding :)08:56
desrtcheers08:56
nasdaq7ok08:57
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desrt"intellectual property" really annoys me08:57
desrtparticularly when it is used by the innocent08:58
tsengunclued people writing about it on websites so random people pick up on it is worse08:58
tsengyes.. "the innocent" as it were08:58
desrtwell08:58
desrtit's clued evil people who continue using it and embedding it in everyone's minds.... 08:58
desrtit's definitely intentional :/08:59
desrttotal newspeak08:59
tsengminpat08:59
desrt?08:59
tsengministry of patents08:59
desrtah :)08:59
desrtminipat wouldn't it be?09:00
tsengi thought it was mintru, etc09:00
desrthmm09:00
Treenaksfacecrime.net?09:00
desrtgoogle has 20600 hits for mintruth and 37700 fir mintruth09:00
desrt*mini/min09:00
desrtso mintruth has it by a factor of almost 2.... but for google that's pretty close09:01
desrti wonder if there was a printing of it with it written a different way09:01
tsengnewspeak dictionary, 12th edition?09:02
desrtwas such a book published?09:02
desrt(in the real world)09:02
tsengno, it was being written during the course of the plot09:02
desrtwell, yes09:02
tsenghttp://www.newspeakdictionary.com/09:02
tsengbut thanks to freaks and the internet09:03
desrtbut i thought you meant that someone released it in the realworld :p09:03
desrti'm already at this site :)09:03
desrtit has neither09:03
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desrthttp://www.newspeakdictionary.com/ns-mis.html09:08
desrtthis is nice :p09:08
desrteither this site was written by a bunch of people who manage to get along with each other or written by one person with very interesting political views :)09:10
tsengi read that 10 minutes ago09:11
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tsengi thought it was tounge-in-cheek09:12
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desrtit's extremely accurate though09:12
desrteven the ones that i don't totally agree with i know to be real beliefs held by non-insane people :)09:12
desrtthe only odd thing is that i can't think of a single person who holds the combination of all the beliefs expressed on that page :)09:13
tsengfeminist is my favorite09:15
tsengthat or progressive09:16
desrt'intellectual property' is conspicuously missing09:16
desrtthe doublespeak page is interesting too09:16
desrtBust / Massive arrest by the state - When US police go on rampage and incarcerate large numbers of people during the "War on Drugs" it is considered a great victory ... When China arrest large numbers of people for trying to bring down the government, it is considered to be a barbaric act against basic human rights.09:17
desrtAffirmative Action / Racial Discrimination.... Campaign contribution / bribe.... Educated / Brainwashed.... etc09:18
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psusipitti, are you around?  I was told you are the man to talk to about the internals of pmount and gnome-volume-manager10:07
tsengpsusi: he is on vacation10:07
Amaranthwanna see something weird?10:07
Amaranthsudo whoami10:07
Amaranththen sudo echo `whoami`10:08
tsengim not sure thats weird at all10:08
tseng`` is a shell function10:08
tsengecho is a program10:08
tsengthis is the same reason you cant do sudo echo "blah" > file where you normally cant write to file10:08
Amaranthtseng: you can do that with sh -c though10:09
tsengsure, but the command line you give sudo isnt interpreted as a shell command10:09
psusitseng, if you escape the > with a \ you can ;)10:09
tsengpsusi: good one10:10
tsengpsusi: ... no10:10
psusiit is interpreted as a shell command, but if you don't escape the >, then the shell interptets it first before running sudo with the rest of the command10:10
tsengescaping the > doesnt do anything useful in the case i described10:11
tsengunless you really wanted to echo a >10:11
psusihow so?  it prevents the redirection from happening until sudo changes to root10:11
tsengit doesnt redirect at all10:11
tsengit literally echos >10:12
psusihrm... I managed to do that once somehow... let me see if I can remember the right way to escape it10:12
tsengbringing you back to sh -c ""10:12
psusior quote it... maybe it was with quotes10:12
tsengsudo sh -c "whatever the hell you want"10:12
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psusithat works too... 10:12
tsengAmaranth already mentioned this :)10:12
psusiby gosh... now it comes back to me... yea... sudo invokes the command with the rest of the arguments, so you have to use sh -c ;)10:13
psusianyone else familliar with the internals of gnome-volume-manager and pmount by chance? ;)10:14
tsengdesrt is a pretty elite hacker in that area10:14
tsengnot specifically pmount10:14
tsengbut hal goodness10:15
psusiI think it falls more in with hal... I'm trying to modify the hal and gnome-volume-manager to pmount a packet write mode udf cdrw in rw mode using the pktcdvd device instead of the real underlying device10:15
psusiis he around?10:16
Amaranthwhoa, i have no idea what you just said10:17
psusihehe.... I've been fooling wrond with the udftools package... there is a kernel module that allows you to create a new device that allows full read/write access to a cdrw using packet writing, so you can put a full read/write filesystem on the disc and use it like a big floppy10:17
psusibut gnome-volume-manager wants to mount it with the real device in read only mode when you insert the disk10:18
psusiso I'm trying to figure out how to fix that to behave properly and maybe get that fix into dapper10:18
tsengpitti wrote some code to mount devices specially via a dm-crypt device10:19
tsengit might be a start10:19
psusiI found an article on the web about that I've been reading... very interesting10:19
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hubany plan to put a more recent ath_hal ?11:09
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