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stormchas3rwhere can i find the documentation to help me pass the Ubuntu Certified Professionals exam?04:14
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vanchuck:-)05:30
vanchuckcan anyone tell me what the language support is like for, say, Chinese in edubuntu?05:30
Burgundaviavanchuck: quite good05:38
Burgundaviawhich language are you specifici looking for?05:39
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stormchas3ranyone here know anything about the "Ubuntu Certified Professional" exam?05:40
Burgundaviastormchas3r: not really, but it is mostly the level 1 LPI, from what I udnerstand06:00
stormchas3rBurgundavia, nice, so i could study the lpi books and i should be ok, thats dude06:01
Burgundaviathere maybe Ubujntu specific information, so I would contact LPI directly06:01
stormchas3rIm really liking the edubuntu theme06:01
stormchas3rkk06:01
stormchas3rhow can i become a member of ubuntu?06:03
Burgundaviasustained and visible contribution to Ubuntu/Edubuntu/Kubuntu,etc.06:05
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ksteffensenOgra: My prototype LTSP lab is going well.  I almost have it all worked out for a limited user test, but I cannot get the floppy disks to work on the thin clients.  Any pointers?  I've found general LTSP howtos, but nothing specific to the Ubuntu LTSP implementation.  Thanks.10:54
ksteffensenAnyone - My prototype LTSP lab is going well. I almost have it all worked out for a limited user test, but I cannot get the floppy disks to work on the thin clients. Any pointers? I've found general LTSP howtos, but nothing specific to the Ubuntu LTSP implementation. Thanks.10:59
Burgundavialocal devices was only turned on for the edgy ltsp stuff11:01
ograand still has bugs, especially for floppes 11:02
ogra*floppies11:02
ogra(i cant test the code due to missing a floppy here :) )11:03
ksteffensenhuge bummer.  USB flash disks, too, i guess?11:03
ograusbdisks, CDs, cameras and ipds are tested and working fine in edgy11:04
Burgundaviaogra: we have all kinds of fun at work with floppies, because we have todo hacks due to our multiseat stuff11:04
ogra*ipods11:04
ograi have only a usb floppy and that is not working righ with the kernel ...11:05
ograso its hard to test... but it will be fixed for release, promised :)11:05
ksteffensencool.  is edgy solid enough to upgrade to the development tree, or hazardous to my health?  (or even possible for a mortal user to upgrade to the devel tree?)11:05
ograif you only use ltsp for fun at home i'd say its fine ... if your ltsp server is in production in a school i'd strictly say no11:06
ksteffensenthanks.  it's for production, that's why I'm hoping to get the floppies working.  trying to get off of windows 98...  working for a year at college in Tanzania and all of the computers are ancient.  fair for thin clients but awful for any modern OS.11:08
ksteffensenoh, thanks for the graphical login fix.  changing usplash to start instead of stop has worked flawlessly for a few days.11:09
ograyeah, but i need to fix the package ... thats such an odd bug ...11:10
ograwho would guess to call "start" to stop something 11:10
ksteffensenyeah.  you would think start would start it and stop would stop it, but I can see in the usplash script where it's backwards (now that I know to look there...)  A nod to you for even thinking to look.11:11
ogra:)11:11
ograto be honest i looked at gdm :)11:12
ksteffensenlol11:12
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ksteffensenBurgundavia: any easy way to turn on local devs under Dapper, or not worth the pain?11:14
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raymondtracmhi04:46
raymondtracmanybody home?04:46
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sbalneav_!seen ogra05:50
ubotuI last saw ogra (n=ogra@ubuntu/member/ogra) 1h 20m 43s ago, quiting: Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)05:50
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cbx33ping Seveas07:41
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capt_kirkcbx33: I'm curious on your opinion about upgrading to Edgy at this point.  I'm working in Tanzania at a college that has old P-II's running Windows 98.  They've been limping along on them, but I've talked them into moving to an LTSP/thin-client architecture.  Right now, local devices don't work at all in Dapper.  Ogra said that they're kind of working in Edgy, although floppies are still...07:58
capt_kirk...buggy.  We're at the point that even a buggy modern OS will be better than Win98.  My real question is if you're using Edgy now, and if so, how is the stability.  Thanks.07:58
capt_kirk(or anyone else's opinion for that matter.  thanks.)07:59
pygicbx33, see? you're famous :)08:00
pygihehe :)08:01
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cbx33heheh08:39
cbx33whoops ...08:39
cbx33I wan't here08:39
cbx33I'll chat to him another time ;)08:39
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Seveascbx33, ?08:51
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SynrGAmaranth: did you speak to raphink recently about the status of willowng wrt the upcoming Ichthux release?10:08
AmaranthNo?10:08
AmaranthI've been talking to Laser_away about a release of something.10:08
SynrGAmaranth: it seems that the dapper backporting issues will prevent it from going into our 6.09 release, but we hope to put it in 6.1010:09
SynrGbecause we currently have it break on unfiltered sites :/10:09
SynrGand that's very bad10:09
Amaranth"break"?10:09
SynrGprevent pages from being displayed on sites that aren't even filtered10:09
SynrGi forget the exact error returned10:09
Amaranthoh10:09
SynrGbut it's in my irclog somewhere10:10
SynrGah:10:14
SynrGichthux-2006-09-07-19:00 < LaserJock> "rkd: and for some reason lots of sites return 'connection to host is broken'"10:14
SynrGthese are sites that aren't even being filtered10:14
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hoterichi10:40
hoterichei10:40
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bddebianHello10:53
cbx33bddebian HI!!!!10:54
bddebianHi cbx3310:55
cbx33howz it going10:56
bddebianOK, thx. You?10:57
pygibddebian, hello :)10:59
cbx33hey pygi10:59
pygihey ho cbx33 10:59
pygihow are all you?11:00
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pygibddebian, you know what I will ask ^_^11:00
bddebianYep :-)11:00
bddebianNo, I haven't done it yet :-(11:00
pygioki, understood11:00
pygijust say you wont do it if you dont have time11:01
pygihighvoltage, cbx33 , bddebian , can I ask for a little favor?11:01
bddebianpygi: Nah, I should be able to at least attempt it some time today11:02
cbx33pygi sure11:02
pygicbx33, I need people to run "./libburner --drive -"11:02
pygicbx33, svn co http://libburn-svn.pykix.org11:02
pygibootstrap11:02
pygi./configure11:02
pygimake11:03
pygicd test11:03
pygi./libburner --drive -11:03
pygiAnd I need output11:03
cbx33pygi odyou need it now11:03
cbx33or will tomorrow do?11:03
cbx33actually11:03
cbx33f-it I'll do it now11:03
cbx33pygi where do i get bootstrap11:05
cbx33?11:05
bddebian trunk/11:05
cbx33:(11:06
cbx33I'm stupid11:06
cbx33aclocal not found11:06
bddebianWhy?11:06
cbx33automake not found :(11:06
cbx33ok11:07
cbx33installed11:07
cbx33make: No Targets specified11:08
pygicbx33, what are you doing? you did bootstrap and ./configure before make?11:08
cbx33ok11:08
cbx33the configure has broken11:08
cbx33cannot run /bin/bash ./config.sub11:08
cbx33there is no config.sub11:09
cbx33does that mean the bootstrap failed?11:09
pygilol, whats wrong with your system :-/11:09
cbx33:(11:10
cbx33bootstrap11:10
cbx33Makefile.am:207 invalid variable11:10
cbx33nodlist_pkgconfig_DATA11:10
pygicbx33, ah, oki, dont bother then11:11
cbx33does this mean I'm bad :(11:11
pygilol, no, dont worry11:11
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