=== xopher [n=xopher@a84-230-121-147.elisa-laajakaista.fi] has joined #ubuntu-motu [12:17] slomo: huh? [12:18] hi siretart [12:18] huhu ajmitch [12:18] ah, luckily, I uploaded xine just before the freeze announcement ;) [12:19] siretart: yes, though it's just slushy right now, as soyuz is not enforcing the freeze :) [12:19] ajmitch: ;) === ajmitch won't risk the wrath of the release team by uploading just now :) [12:20] well, I need sleep. cu tomorrow! [12:20] bye :) === zenrox [n=zenrox@pool-71-120-239-162.spknwa.dsl-w.verizon.net] has left #ubuntu-motu ["Ex-Chat"] === zenrox [n=zenrox@pool-71-120-239-162.spknwa.dsl-w.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu [12:30] heh heh. [12:31] I cited myself as a source of information, used for an assignment [12:31] that will go down well. === theCore [n=alex@modemcable106.200-70-69.mc.videotron.ca] has joined #ubuntu-motu [12:32] it usually doesn't in academic research without some results published that you can quote :) [12:32] hehe === lupine_85 wishes he could get away with that === micahcowan [n=micahcow@69.36.252.2] has joined #ubuntu-motu [12:33] ajmitch, it was harping on about VPNs, so I cited my marking page [12:33] s/marking/marketing [12:35] heya ajmitch did you ever see about me an account on tiber ( and a rundown of the revu-tools script ) ? [12:35] just curious, if your busy etc no worries [12:35] no I didn't, was busy sorry :) [12:36] I can do it now if you want [12:36] sure [12:36] ;) [12:37] imbrandon: Did you ever get any information on that bug I emailed you about...did the person you spoke to about it ever reply with anything ? [12:38] now I'm off to grab some shuteye while the kids are in bed. [12:38] catch you later - see if I can bust my system some more when I wake up [12:39] Bye! [12:40] Hawkwind: i passed your information to them, i'll poke them again if they havent got to you [12:44] imbrandon: Thanks. I keep asking because the guy who filed the bug originally is in need of those files to complete his project he's working on [12:44] ahh [12:55] ajmitch: the amd64x2's have sse3 correct ? ( you have an x2 iirc is why i'm asking ) [12:57] don't think so [12:57] only up to sse2 [12:57] hum [12:57] that bites [12:57] why? :) [12:57] maybe later (AM2) X2s have it [12:58] osx_x86 only runs on sse3 processors [12:58] i was thinking about upgrading my proc so i could try it ;) [12:58] I was wrong [12:58] flags : fpu vme de pse tsc msr pae mce cx8 apic sep mtrr pge mca cmov pat pse36 clflush mmx fxsr sse sse2 ht syscall nx mmxext fxsr_opt lm 3dnowext 3dnow up pni lahf_lm cmp_legacy [12:58] but wikipedia says it has sse3 [12:58] so what should I believe? [12:58] ajmitch: you have and am2? [12:58] the impeccable journalism of wikipedia? ;) [12:58] heh i would beleave proc/cpuinfo [12:59] hehe [12:59] Nafallo: no, socket 939 [12:59] www.amd64.com fwiw [01:00] heh well i was willing to grab a new cpu to play with it but not a new computer === lupine_85 has socket754 [01:00] works ok on my ibook anyhow ;) === StevenK doesn't even remember what his CPU is. [01:00] In terms of socket size, anyway [01:01] I have /proc/cpuinfo for the rest. [01:01] imbrandon, there are ways to run osx if you only have sse2, but it's not on-topic in channel, and you'll need to ping me when I wake up for details [01:01] Yagisan: yea i have done it but no rosetta and its SLOW ;) [01:01] i seen the sse2 patch [01:01] imbrandon, ok. so you already know then ;) [01:02] imbrandon: well, check in some reputable places to find out if it does have sse3 [01:02] I don't need to warn you - but ubuntu is much better anyway :P [01:02] yea i have 2 legit copies of osx ( 10.2 and 10.4 ) i was gonna play with but its not worth new computer for ;) [01:02] Yagisan: yup thus i run kubuntu on my ibook ;) well dual boot [01:02] imbrandon: most places say it has sse3 [01:02] but hey its still a *nix os ;) [01:02] imbrandon, ajmitch some amd64 models do have sse3, some don't. /proc/cpuinfo is your friend [01:03] Yagisan: yea i cant on one i dont own yet though ;) [01:03] Yagisan: referring to the X2, reports say all of them do [01:03] but treports are conflicting :) [01:03] i guess i could take a livecd to the store ;) [01:03] imbrandon: you get a chroot on OSX yet? :-) [01:04] ajmitch, some eairly x2 steppings don't. All new should [01:04] LaserJock: well i did and dident , i did as in i got it BUT it wont make ubuntu compat binarys becouse of the mach-o kernel [01:04] Yagisan: mine's probably early [01:04] stepping : 1 [01:04] ajmitch, I have one of the earliest 754 models [01:05] guess that means I have to upgrade then ;) [01:05] ajmitch, I can't even run ubuntu amd64 in vmware :( [01:05] worrying [01:05] it runs fine for me [01:05] ajmitch, stepping : 0 [01:05] oh dear, a .0 release [01:06] ajmitch, as I said - like - the very first ones [01:06] ajmitch, but I bought it to run Ubuntu amd64 native, so I'm happy with it [01:06] mine is a stepping 2 but not an x2 , here is the cpu info http://pastebin.ca/179121 [01:06] no sse3 ;( [01:06] thus i was gonna upgrade it becouse the board will take an x2 [01:07] mine is a sempron socket 754 - now that's old ;) === Arrogance [n=aks@ottawa-hs-209-217-79-143.d-ip.magma.ca] has joined #ubuntu-motu === imbrandon rembers when mmx first hit [01:08] heh [01:08] yeah [01:08] imbrandon, look at my old one -> http://pastebin.ca/179122 === ajmitch had a blazing fast p166MMX [01:09] heh ___my___ first computer ( e.g that wasent a family comp or my dads etc etc etc ) was a pent pro 166 [01:09] anyway, I said I was going to bed -> outta here [01:09] laster Yagisan [01:10] I've still got a P120 pre-mmx somewhere :) [01:10] heh yea i have some old one like that arround , just dunno where [01:10] i had a 100mhz cyrix setup as a router not too long ago [01:11] running sarge heh [01:11] that got replaced with a 333mhz 96mb ram breezy-->dapper box , thats still running [01:11] what have you started, imbrandon? [01:11] wow no kidding === lupine_85 strokes his VIC20 he turned into a router [01:12] j/k ;) [01:12] my first was a p75 with 16MB ram :-) [01:12] ~500MB harddrive [01:12] hahah i had a vic20 , well "we" did [01:13] Nafallo: yea that p pro i had , had a ~800mb hdd and 32mb ram and a 4mb ati video card , i was rockin [01:13] My first computer was a 386SX 25 with 4Mb of RAM [01:13] spent like 2k on it back then [01:13] mine was apple 2gs [01:13] lol === Nafallo hides [01:14] heh we had apple //e's in school ( oragan tail anyone ? ) heheh === lupine_85 remembers his 80x86 [01:14] with apple basic [01:14] heh [01:14] hmm [01:15] I played with BBC BASIC a bit [01:15] do not open flash-things from amd :-P [01:15] and C=4 basic :) [01:15] erm, C=64 [01:15] they make epiphany take 100% ;-) [01:15] i rember spending lots of nights typing in peeks and pokes into a c64 also [01:15] hmm, well my first non-family computer was a 1.6GHz Celeron from Wal-mart :) [01:15] so there :p [01:15] assembly was the only way to do cool stuff on the c64 ;) [01:15] hehe === zul [n=chuck@ubuntu/member/zul] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:16] LaserJock: owow [01:16] heh [01:17] My first non-family computer was this laptop, in January :P [01:17] i seen a howto to gut a c64 and put a 900mhz system in it, with slimline dvd+rw drive and all [01:17] imbrandon, nice. [01:17] I've got two C64s here, one with a dead video connector :( [01:17] the only thing i dident like was you couldent use the origial keyboard, it was just for show [01:17] And a floppy drive without power supply, I'm going to make one at some point. [01:18] imbrandon, it should be possible to make a converter for the keyboard >:) [01:18] yea you have to make a pcb to convert it to ps/2 [01:18] hmm, bit of hardware hacking should get the original keyboard to work unless its really horrible [01:19] http://www.mini-itx.com/projects/c64/ [01:19] there it is [01:19] Gut a C=64?! [01:19] someone got a beeb keyboard working on a linux box built in a beeb case with little trouble (iirc he used the pcb out of a cheap ps/2 keyboard to scan the original keyboard matrix and then remapped the keys in software) === lupine_85 guts something else... ;) [01:19] plugwash: yea i seen that [01:20] the only other thing i would do besides a c64 is a NES and wire the controlers to the ubs ports with the orig connections etc [01:20] i ahve seen that done too [01:20] its very nice [01:20] really most keyboards are a matrix once you rip off the original controller so as long as your new controller can scan a matrix thats big enough and you have a way to remap the input in software you are fine [01:21] as a matrix is really the only sensible way to make a keyboard [01:22] classic quite from the howto though .... "I bought a defect C64 on Ebay for almost two Euros. Sometimes you just have to throw in some serious money to get what you really, really want :-)" [01:22] heh [01:25] i can see showing up at the dev summit with a retro c64 + lcd to do some coding [01:25] or akademy , kde running on a c64 ;) [01:25] heh 10 print "hello" 20 goto 10 [01:25] haha [01:26] add a ; to the end of "hello" and it would fill the screen ;) [01:26] eg no linebreak [01:26] yeah i dont remember my basic [01:26] load * ,8,1 [01:26] or soemthing like that [01:27] would load the first program from the floppy device 8 [01:27] of casette [01:27] heh oh man , i hated those days the more i think about it, start to load a chess program and go eat dinner and come back it still would be laoding [01:29] hrm i bet there is a c64 emu in universe [01:29] lol [01:29] imbrandon, I'm sure there is. [01:30] vice! [01:30] yea just installed it, seems not to work [01:30] gee whiz, you guys seriously don't have anything better to do? ;-) [01:30] I'm waiting for cernlib to build! [01:30] go fix bugs [01:31] heh good idea === lwylie [n=lwylie@adsl-71-138-51-246.dsl.sndg02.pacbell.net] has left #ubuntu-motu [] === Fujitsu grumbles about the inadequacy of this laptop for building things like this... I really must buy myself a reasonable machine in the near future. === StevenK hugs his 3GHz amd64 [01:34] Gr... === ajmitch hugs his dualcore amd64 [01:34] 1.3GHz Pentium Ms aren't great. === imbrandon checks bugmail [01:34] Fujitsu: Ahh, that's my laptop. [01:35] Fujitsu: IBM X40 === ajmitch has a 2GHz P-M === Fujitsu implodes. [01:35] Fujitsu: I have 1.3 GHz P4 desktop === imbrandon has a 800mhz ppc [01:35] except it suddenly dropped off the network during a dist-upgrade :) [01:35] Oh, that one, ajmitch :P === ajmitch won't point fingers at anyone :) [01:35] heh === imbrandon hugs his bbq sunflower seeds === xopher [n=xopher@a84-230-121-147.elisa-laajakaista.fi] has joined #ubuntu-motu [01:36] mmm === doko__ [n=doko@dslb-088-073-071-105.pools.arcor-ip.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === hub [n=hub@toronto-hs-216-138-231-194.s-ip.magma.ca] has joined #ubuntu-motu === LaserJock [n=mantha@ubuntu/member/laserjock] has joined #ubuntu-motu === lupine_85 [n=lupine@nick.lupine.me.uk] has joined #ubuntu-motu === hfntsh [n=jonathan@89.0.213.221.dynamic.barak-online.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === zenrox [n=zenrox@pool-71-120-239-162.spknwa.dsl-w.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu-motu === minghua [n=minghua@danube.mems.rice.edu] has joined #ubuntu-motu [02:19] anyone up to explain stupid things to a newbie? [02:20] just ask [02:20] well, i read all about creating, merging and updating packages. [02:20] and experimented with it a bait [02:20] but i couldn't understand where you list the open assignments [02:21] or how do i get stuff to do [02:21] apt-cache -i unmet [02:21] those are all broken packages that need to be fixed === jsgotangco [n=jsg123@ubuntu/member/jsgotangco] has joined #ubuntu-motu [02:22] merges.ubuntu.com for merges and syncs [02:23] azeem: I've got a question for you [02:23] and where do i submit what i've done? [02:23] hfntsh: here [02:23] azeem: how does one take of maintainership of a package in Debian? [02:24] do i just upload it somewhere and send someone the link? [02:24] azeem: Kyral would like to hand over EasyChem to debichem [02:24] take over? [02:24] oh! [02:24] submit it to REVU [02:24] or here: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2006-August/019922.html [02:24] I tried to ping him here some days ago [02:24] thanks, i'll look into those [02:25] LaserJock: the formal process would be to file a bug against wnpp, with a subject "o: easychem", and then one of us retitling it to "ita: easychem", and then upload with new maintainer (and closing the bug) [02:25] as for REVU, i've added my launchpad account to the package contributor group, but still can't use my account to log into REVU. should i somehow create another one? [02:25] but if he agrees, we can just upload with "New maintainer." I guess [02:26] hfntsh: not sure, I haven't used REVU yet [02:26] actually, Daniel has prepared a rather lengthy NMU of easychem I wanted to upload to DELAYED over the last days, but didn't get around to [02:26] hfntsh: you need to upload first === elmore_ [i=elmore@gateway/tor/x-701420d41d5b7c11] has joined #ubuntu-motu [02:26] azeem: ok, and I have a new upstream release of gausssum to package [02:26] how do i do that without an account? [02:27] hfntsh: dput [02:27] could somebody please tell me the best and most popular free software equivalents for secondlife? [02:27] LaserJock: I am not quite sure how to handle the Maintainer: field for now, I suggest putting the main guy in there, and possibly me (and whoever else cares) in Uploaders: for the time being [02:27] if I knew what secondlife was I could perhaps help ;-) === Fujitsu attacks his changelog parser... [02:28] azeem: we can't do a mailing list like some team do? [02:30] LaserJock: secondlife is something quite much similar to activeworlds, it's just that it's much more featured and it provides much more freedom [02:30] hehe [02:30] what are the best equivalents to activeworlds? [02:30] what's activeworlds? [02:30] alternatives [02:30] :)) [02:31] i thought you knew about activeworlds [02:31] ok, they're both an alternative to there [02:31] "there" [02:31] the 3d world\ [02:31] something like an internet "virtual" business [02:32] wow, that doesn't make any sense to me [02:32] hopefully somebody can help you though [02:32] what doesn't make any sense to you? [02:33] it's business web software? [02:33] LaserJock: we definetely should do this in the near future, yeah [02:33] LaserJock: did you do any work on easychem, or have a special interest in? [02:33] download secondlife, the linux client, and see it for yourself. [02:33] otherwise, I'll tell Daniel to put himself as Maintainer for now, upload and then we can see what to do about Maintainer: in general [02:33] I haven't done any work on it [02:34] ok [02:34] also, i'd like to get bkchem [02:34] I know Daniel has a package, and bddebian made one too [02:34] I think it'd be a nice addition to the vast sea of molecular drawing programs [02:34] oh [02:35] totall [02:35] y [02:35] an undergrad in my lab said it was the best linux molecule drawing program he's tried [02:35] I asked Daniel about it recently, and he said it needs to get transitioned to the new python policy [02:35] that shouldn't be too hard [02:35] I need to ask Barry for his package, maybe we can merge his stuff if he has done that === cr3 [n=marc@pdpc/supporter/bronze/cr3] has joined #ubuntu-motu [02:36] LaserJock: I put bkchem into debichem svn if you want to take a look or just do it [02:36] ok, cool [02:36] let me see whether Daniel mentioned any other blockers [02:36] I transitioned gausssum so I have a little bit of an idea of how to do it === elmore_ [i=elmore@gateway/tor/x-701420d41d5b7c11] has left #ubuntu-motu ["Leaving"] [02:38] LaserJock: he also said there was a problem with a locally modified python-pmw [02:39] he wants to sort it out with upstream, but I think we should just maybe just ship it in a non-default place to have it in etch/edgy [02:40] LaserJock: tell me if you get around doing the python transition, and I'll talk to Daniel again about uploading it [02:40] azeem: ok === Hawkwind_Lappy [n=SoS@ulteo/community/leader/forum/admin/Hawkwind] has joined #Ubuntu-MOTU [02:44] azeem: wow, I just svn up'd my debichem checkout :-) === fowlduck [n=fowlduck@68-190-90-101.dhcp.mdsn.wi.charter.com] has joined #ubuntu-motu [02:54] Argh. My machine is now lagging up... It's actually using swap for the first time ever... [02:55] 8 minutes to confirm one of my syncs, crimsun! Not bad at all :) [02:55] sorry, I just reattached. [02:58] jeeze synaptic is flakey [02:59] Is it? [02:59] I've never used it. [02:59] well, under kubuntu edgy [02:59] Synaptic in Kubuntu? [02:59] and azureus doesn't start [02:59] ya [03:00] LaserJock: secondlife is a MMRPG without the RPG , and you can make real money by making games in game with scripts [03:00] heh [03:01] creating new packages - where it says "you must include a copyright and a license file", does it mean a file (debian/license ?) containing the full versions of all licenses used by the program? [03:01] MMORPG minus the RPG. [03:01] lol [03:01] yea [03:01] MMORPG ;) [03:01] A friend played it for a while. [03:01] azureus 2.5 will require considerable resources to merge [03:01] (someone else should feel free to tackle it) [03:01] crimsun, noted. I looked at it, and quickly ran away. === imbrandon dosent know anything about java apps [03:02] Poor laptop... 5 pbuilders running, and it's really lagging up. [03:02] but the startup thing is probably a bash/dash thing like limewire/frostwire [03:02] without looking at it [03:02] imbrandon, probably... dash has caused a lot of issues, but it's a good idea. [03:04] Somebody in -offtopic is recommending X -configure rather than dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg... That's wrong, isn't it? [03:04] no [03:04] (it's just not the Debian/Ubuntu way) [03:04] Well, that's what I meant by wrong. [03:04] either way works , its just what your used to === bddebian [n=bdefrees@71.224.172.103] has joined #ubuntu-motu [03:06] Heya gang [03:06] heya bddebian [03:06] it's wrong in the same way that it's wrong to call the evening meal 'dinner'? ;) [03:06] Hi imbrandon [03:06] well, dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg hasn't worked for me in debian for quite some time [03:07] minghua: what about ubuntu, i use it pretty regularly [03:07] imbrandon, same. [03:07] imbrandon: sorry, I don't have an Ubuntu install currently [03:08] minghua: was just curious , how does it "not work" e.g it segfaults ? dosnret write the config ? etc [03:08] just wondering [03:08] imbrandon: what's a MMRPG? [03:09] MMORPG , massive multi player online role playing game [03:09] oh, in my case, the debconf questions goes through fine, but /etc/X11/xorg.conf is not changed at all after the dpkg-reconfigure run [03:09] like evercrack [03:09] minghua: you are running it as root or sudo correct ? sorry i had to ask [03:09] imbrandon: wow, that's worse then even Debian acronyms ;-) [03:09] LaserJock: hehe [03:10] imbrandon: yes, sudo [03:10] minghua: not trying to talk down or such, just gotta "get on the same page" ya know ;) [03:10] LaserJock: im surprised you haven't heard of the term [03:10] It's a very common acronym... [03:10] hi [03:11] imbrandon: no problem, I am happy that someone else cares about my problem :-) [03:11] hrm and you checked the file perms on xorg.conf and made sure it dident get made unwriteable for somereason ? [03:11] imbrandon: and FYI, dpkg-reconfigure can't be run as an ordinary user [03:11] imbrandon: good point [03:12] minghua: i dident think so but i wanted to make sure ;) [03:12] but that's a fresh install from etch d-i, so it's a bug either way [03:12] right right , just trying to maybe narrow it down since etch is comming "sometime" ;) [03:13] i dont have a debian proper install handy to test myself [03:13] i do on the laptop but i'm lazy and its downstairs [03:13] heh [03:13] and its sid anyhow [03:13] hmmm... how would one go about packaging a compiler (fpc - www.freepascal.org) that depends on a binary (itself) which isn't in ubuntu, to build? [03:14] lupine_85: You have to bootstrap it. It's not fun [03:14] lupine_85: it's in ubuntu, needs bootstrapped [03:14] bootstrap [03:14] infinity was looking at it a couple of days ago [03:14] so, would one put all the different compiler binaries into the source package? [03:14] no [03:14] that would be evil [03:14] heh [03:14] fugly way of doing it :) [03:15] bootstrapping of stuff like that is done on the buildds [03:15] wget etc? [03:15] imbrandon: the file permission looks fine (644, root:root), and I've just tried again, and xorg.conf is just untouched [03:15] by an admin [03:15] imbrandon: this is in a quite old chroot sid though [03:15] minghua: wow , ok , i'll try it on mine when i get a chance , but it does workin ubuntu [03:15] imbrandon: I'll try a fresh install again and make sure to report it before etch is released [03:15] i would try to get someone to verify that and file a debianbts bug [03:15] yup yup[ === lupine_85 uses lazarus, which depends on fpc :) [03:16] now if this were #debian, and you were talking about ubuntu... ;) [03:16] I was thinking about packaging the lot up at some point after finishing rutilt, but it sounds like something I wouldn't be able to do [03:16] ajmitch: hahah i was thinking the exact same thing earlier [03:16] ajmitch: but we're not that bad ;) [03:17] of course not [03:17] Fujitsu: please complete your debdiff for #61768. It lacks the information listed in the new sync policy. [03:17] new merge policy, rather [03:17] ajmitch: yeah, sorry to be off-topic :-) [03:17] jsgotangco: I've heard of RPGs but not MMORPG [03:17] minghua: debian isn't offtopic here [03:17] LaserJock: World of Warcraft [03:17] crimsun, shall do... [03:17] failing including the binaries, /me would change rules to wget the appropriate fpc binary and build using that ;) [03:17] World of Addiction [03:17] ajmitch: not even a debian bug that is unreproducible in ubuntu? [03:18] Oh, woops. [03:18] I'm sure I did that... [03:18] ajmitch: I thought that was Ubuntu [03:18] minghua: doesn't worry me [03:18] ajmitch: we're nice , ubotu dosent spit out "debian - an african word for i cant configure ubuntu" when you /mesage ubotu debian ;) [03:18] LaserJock: different addictions :) [03:18] I wonder if I can get f-spot into sid before I have to leave [03:19] hehe [03:19] Have to leave? === rmjb [n=richard@cuscon20342.tstt.net.tt] has joined #ubuntu-motu [03:19] bddebian: in about 10-20 minutes [03:19] Oh, hehe [03:19] ( note that was an sarcastic remark about the dpkg bot on oftc ) [03:20] naughty dpkg [03:20] heheh [03:21] surely "debian" is American for "no red under the bed here..." ;) [03:21] minghua: "/msg dpkg ubuntu" sometime on oftc ;( [03:21] imbrandon: I thought it was in the topic [03:22] imbrandon: just tried. not as bad as you described :-) [03:22] LaserJock: it is [03:22] I think it's rather funny myself [03:23] 20:22 methinks ubuntu is 1. Ancient African word meaning 'I can't configure Debian'. ....... [03:23] kinda childish heh but oh well so am I at times [03:23] haha [03:23] oh they are just bitter [03:23] with a nick of dpkg they must be an epert [03:23] expert [03:23] dpkg is a bot [03:23] imbrandon: childish indeed, but the 2. part is actually good and informative [03:24] I see [03:24] minghua: yea the 2 was just added in the last days [03:27] does anyone in here know if the edgy kernel has support for the echoaudio sound drivers [03:27] they are in official alsa for a while now, but i know they were not in dapper for some reason [03:27] echoaudio? is that the name of the module? [03:27] crimsun: did you get all the ubuntu-*-sponsor packages , or are there still some for me to poke at [03:27] hhh, crimsun and Fujitsu are filling up my mailbox, excellent work you guys :-) [03:27] crimsun, fixed. [03:27] LaserJock, :) [03:27] imbrandon: I've already done them. [03:27] crimsun: cool , ok [03:28] too fast for me [03:28] Xnix: they're enabled in Edgy [03:28] Oh, they're a lot more where they came from >:) [03:28] Oop.s [03:28] $ locate snd-|grep echoaudio|wc -l [03:28] 12 [03:28] Fujitsu: oh i'm sure ;) [03:28] crimsun :) AWESOME!! :) :) that made my day [03:28] There are a lot more. [03:28] crimsun thanks a bunch [03:28] my pbuilder doesn't work that fast :/ [03:28] LaserJock: hehe [03:29] i can see Fujitsu takin on merges.ubuntu.com all alone next release cycle ;) [03:30] hehe [03:30] I'll have little better to do, with 3 months off school :P [03:30]