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BFTDTu_Neteru that computer is old, but cool12:27
BFTDTu_Neteru just upgrade the power supply and graphics card12:28
Tu_NeteruTHanks.12:28
Tu_NeteruI actually have a geforce2 MX400 somewhere.12:28
BFTDnice12:28
BFTDI have that same card in one of my old systems12:28
SkullCrusherh3sp4wn: Is fluxbuntu a command line interface? cause im setting this computer up for a computer newbie12:29
h3sp4wnSkullCrusher: Never used a computer before ?12:29
Tu_NeteruI'm really just trying to set this up as a little media server.12:29
BFTDSkullCrusher no12:29
Mercheloi'd use xfce before fluxbox for a computer newbie SkullCrusher12:30
BFTDyeah I have a File server that has 4 40 GB SCSI HDDs12:30
SkullCrusherh3sp4wn: yes im building a computer for a friend thats a newbie12:30
h3sp4wnSkullCrusher: If so they are a in a better position than people who have used windows to learn to use it right12:30
Tu_NeteruActually, my cyberhome just croaked, so it might end up as a web/dvd player.12:30
SkullCrusherh3sp4wn: no im building a computer for a friend thats a newbie12:30
h3sp4wnSkullCrusher: exactly if they know nothing start with cli12:30
SkullCrusherMerchelo: ok12:31
BFTD6 months from now, I'm not gonna upgrade to gibbon(?)12:31
BFTD!gibbon12:31
ubotuGutsy Gibbon is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (7.10). See https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel-announce/2007-April/000276.html and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GutsyReleaseSchedule Support in #ubuntu+112:31
BFTDGutsy12:32
h3sp4wnSkullCrusher: fluxbox would be fine (more so if they have never used anything else)12:32
Mercheloi wonder what the next one after Gutsy will be? Hammerd Human ?12:33
Tu_NeteruHammered hamster.12:33
h3sp4wnI think they will miss out h12:34
Mercheloafter hoary ?12:34
h3sp4wnthey already had hoary hedgehog12:34
SkullCrusher<h3sp4wn> SkullCrusher: exactly if they know nothing start with cli12:34
SkullCrushercli?12:34
Tu_NeteruIntelligent Iguana12:35
Merchelocommand line interface12:35
SkullCrusheroh12:35
h3sp4wnIts a unique position (and better for them in the long run)12:35
SkullCrusherdo i install just install fluxbuntu desktop after a xubuntu install?12:36
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h3sp4wnI think they have a repo12:36
Tu_NeteruI think the hardest part for me figuring my way around the file system.12:36
Tu_NeteruI'm so used to devices being a seperate thing.12:37
h3sp4wnslocate or find - http://www.pathname.com/fhs/pub/fhs-2.3.html12:37
Tu_NeteruEven back on my Amiga I had HD0, HD1, FD0....12:38
h3sp4wnplan9 takes the everything is a file thing to another level12:38
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Tu_NeteruBut under linux is seems that device is a file located in the DEV folder.  8-o12:39
h3sp4wneverything is a file12:39
Tu_Neteruyeah.12:39
h3sp4wnbut there are some exceptions12:40
h3sp4wnnetwork cards12:40
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h3sp4wnthere is no /dev/eth012:40
pokieohello12:40
pokieohas anyone had the problem with thier computer jsut stalling before the login screen?12:41
Tu_NeteruWhat version?12:41
pokieo7.0412:41
Tu_NeteruWhat kind of system?12:41
pokieoPnansonic Tough book. 1.09 ghz12:42
pokieo500mb ram12:42
BFTD!info fluxubutu12:42
ubotuPackage fluxubutu does not exist in feisty12:42
BFTD!fluxubutu12:42
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about fluxubutu - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi12:42
SkullCrusher!fluxbuntu12:43
ubotufluxbuntu is a LPAE-standard compliant, Ubuntu-based derivative that maintains the goal of running on a wide range of mobile devices and computers (low-end & high-end). It is lightweight, swift and efficient. | Support Channel: #fluxbuntu on freenode | Homepage: http://fluxbuntu.org/12:43
BFTD!5.1012:44
ubotuSorry, I don't know anything about 5.10 - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi12:44
pokieothe laod page finishes and then it gets set to go to the login, the cursor comes on and then nothing12:44
BFTDGust Feisty Edgy Dapper and what was it?12:44
BFTDsomething badger12:45
B1zzbreezy?12:45
BFTDah12:45
BFTDyes12:45
BFTDGutsy Feisty Edgy Dapper Breezy Warty12:46
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MercheloBFTD: install fluxbox after installing xubuntu, i wouldn't recomment installing fluxbuntu12:47
BFTDyeah12:48
Merchelooh wait12:48
MercheloSkullCrusher: ^^12:48
h3sp4wnGutsy Feisty Edgy Dapper Breezy *Hoary* Warty12:49
h3sp4wnStill no grumpy groundhog though12:49
h3sp4wn:/#12:49
SkullCrusherUnfortunately Ubuntu does not configure modems during installation. It does not come with many of the controller-less / software modem drivers!12:50
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SkullCrusherwhy is that?12:50
poksorry12:50
BFTDSkullCrusher dial up is outdated12:50
h3sp4wnNot in many parts of the world12:50
SkullCrusheryeh but some people live out of town12:51
SkullCrusherand cant get high speed12:51
BFTDlike me12:51
SkullCrusherSorry to hear that12:51
MercheloJust FYI, nigeria in africa got DSL 2 years before Ireland got it.12:51
SkullCrusher:(12:52
BFTDMerchelo I personally know a team member who went there and set it up for them12:52
Merchelocrazy stuff tbh, and in France you can get 2.5gb/s down and 1.5gb/s up :/12:52
Naughtyboyguys....have a little problem with mouse-themes in xfce...12:53
Naughtyboywhen I set anything else then "default" it won't take it.."kind of".....not on desktop and in thunar e.t.c but when I open Firefox I cen se the "new" mouse cursor...12:53
Jester45in Us you can get allmost anything12:53
BFTDI've gotten 900 KB/sec once12:53
BFTDtook ubuntu 14 mins to download12:53
BFTD!12:54
Jester45down? or up12:54
BFTDthose were the days12:54
Jester45o12:54
BFTDup was only 40 KB/sec12:54
SkullCrusherBFTD: dial up is outdated, is that why ubuntu doesnt configure modems during installation?12:54
Jester45i got 1.5MB/s on a torrent before12:54
Jester45dial up may be dated but its not out just yet12:55
Naughtyboy100mbit full duplex here.. ,=))12:55
BFTDSkullCrusher like i said before, I have dial up12:55
BFTDSkullCrusher I've gotten dial to work with RH/FC/suse12:55
BFTDbut nothing else12:55
Jester45i got 10mbit and upto 16mbit down depending if neighbors wireless is on/not used by them :)12:56
BFTDI wish you could take 2 separate connections, bind them and increase your speed drastically12:57
h3sp4wnYou can12:57
Jester45BFTD: you can use them both at the same time but only if they are on diffrent connections12:57
BFTDum ok12:57
Jester45you cant dl from one source with 2 connections because both connections have diffrent ips12:58
BFTDGet:666 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com feisty/universe aircrack-ng 1:0.6.2-7ubuntu112:58
SkullCrusherSo unless i know abit about linux i aint gonna get no easy dail-up networking like windows?12:58
BFTD:-P12:59
Jester45but say what i do mostly is bind the wireless to azureus to seed and keep my connection for other things12:59
BFTDSkullCrusher nope12:59
SkullCrusherthat bites12:59
h3sp4wnthere is a new aircrack patch (I am not really into stealing other peoples bandwidth though)12:59
Jester45that way i dont waste my bandwidth12:59
h3sp4wnaircrack-ptw01:00
SkullCrusherWhen do u think dial-up modem connection will be a snap on linux?01:00
Jester45my friends dad's house has some guy with a open network its fun01:00
BFTDSkullCrusher never01:00
Jester45we passwored his router then blocked his mac address01:00
SkullCrusherwhy is that?01:00
BFTDHAHA01:00
h3sp4wnSkullCrusher: It is easy with an external serial modem (or an isa hard modem)01:01
Jester45next week he did a hardware factory reset (i think01:01
BFTDSkullCrusher in a year or 2 it'll be dropped01:01
BFTD!01:01
BFTDI have an ISA modem01:01
BFTDI should try it out01:01
SkullCrusherh3sp4wn: real easy?01:02
BFTDSkullCrusher does your comp have ISA slots in it?01:03
h3sp4wnI think wvdial is really easy to use or was when I last used it01:03
Jester45might be droped for ubuntu01:03
SkullCrusherBFTD: yes01:03
Jester45can compiz bend windows01:04
BFTDSkullCrusher I can send you a modem then that might work alot better then your PCI one01:04
BFTDcan you upgrade via the xubuntu alt cd?01:06
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BFTDMAX!!01:06
BFTDor rather ADAM!!01:06
maxamillioni didn't do it01:06
h3sp4wnSkullCrusher: have you checked linmodems.org01:07
BFTDmaxamillion thats because you haven't done it yet01:07
maxamillionok ... maybe i did it, but you can't prove it ;)01:07
maxamillionBFTD: how are you?01:07
BFTDpretty good01:07
BFTDupgrading to feisty01:07
maxamillionawesome awesome01:07
maxamillionthe upgrade is really smooth ... i upgraded with a bunch of random packages installed from third party repos and it still went fine, just had to resolve a couple dependencies when it was finished01:08
Jester45hello max01:08
maxamillionhiya Jester4501:08
SkullCrusherh3sp4wn: dont think so all i want to know is there a easy way to install and get a modem running in xubuntu hopefully somewhere close to getting it going like in windows01:09
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Jester45maxamillion: do you know much about compiz01:09
BFTDmaxamillion I got a job, and the first thing I had to do was make a simple program with C++, which I could do thanks to you01:09
maxamillionJester45: a bit ... what's up?01:10
maxamillionBFTD: :D awesome!!!! glad to hear it01:10
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maxamillionBFTD: how's the job treating you?01:10
archangelpetrohey max :)01:11
BFTDpretty good, I sign up for child care and get sent over to the IT department01:11
Jester45maxamillion: do you know if compiz can bendwindows back? and if so how01:11
archangelpetroBFTD, what is the job?01:11
Jester45BFTD: wish i could do that01:11
BFTDhaha01:12
BFTDso one hour I'm entertaining kids, the other I'm doing tech support01:12
Jester45my luch i would sign up for It and get child care01:12
Jester45kinda oposite01:12
archangelpetroBFTD, how exactly did max help you? if you dont mind my asking :) i wanna learn C++01:12
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maxamillionJester45: make the window fullscreen, hold the alt button on your keyboard and then go to one of the top corners until it changes cursor style and then click and drag01:13
BFTDmore of an encouragment, but he lead me to some good resources and answered my noobish questions01:13
maxamillionarchangelpetro: BFTD did alot of the work, i just helped when i was able to :)01:13
Jester45what if the alt+click is set on annoite01:14
maxamillionalot = all01:14
maxamillion:)01:14
B1zzgot a nice tut max?01:14
maxamillionJester45: then i dunno01:14
maxamillionB1zz: uhmm... i know of a couple ... lemme get you links01:14
Jester45is the setting to change that in the compiz manger?01:14
B1zzthanks01:14
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archangelpetromaxamillion, is there any particular location you could suggest that would be a good start point?01:14
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maxamillionhttp://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/ <---good site for starting, just start at "Introduction" and go down01:15
Jester45you could read up on the history that helps me01:15
B1zzthanks max01:15
ciro314hello. is there any lighty bittorrent client like utorrent for xubuntu ?01:15
archangelpetroBFTD, maxamillion If you've heard of an MMORPG called planeshift, i'm attempting to get involved with the development side of that.. as a means  of providing my C++ learning with impetus01:15
B1zzchecking that out now01:15
archangelpetrothanks max :)01:15
maxamillionarchangelpetro: np01:16
BFTDarchangelpetro sweet game01:16
archangelpetroya01:16
maxamillionarchangelpetro: i've heard of it01:16
BFTD!!01:16
archangelpetrowell, with any luck.. i can learn c++ to a level where i can help build it01:16
maxamillionciro314: uhmmm... just a moment, i might have a suggestion ... just don't remember the name (i don't torrent much)01:16
pokmy computer frezzes just before the login screen01:16
BFTDwget is awesome, I stopped a downlaod and started it again, it picked up from where it left off01:16
Jester45many things do that01:17
BFTDyeah01:17
archangelpetroBFTD, wget rocks :P01:17
maxamillionpok: can you hit ctrl+alt+f1 and see if that brings you to a command line login?01:19
BFTDdoes 7.04 come with the nvidia driver?01:20
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maxamillionBFTD: not sure, i upgraded01:21
maxamillionciro314: http://deluge-torrent.org/ <--they offer a repository for you to add so you can use the package manager of your choice for installation01:21
pokjust a sec01:22
ciro314thanks maxamillion.01:22
pokyes01:22
Jester45i like azureus01:22
maxamillionciro314: no problem :)01:22
maxamillionpok: ok, login and we will go from there01:22
Jester45not light but good01:22
pokok01:23
maxamillionJester45: deluge owns azureus and its light .... just kinda "new" ... like exhaile :)01:24
maxamillionpok: ok, enter this command "sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf" and that will bring up your xorg config in a text editor01:24
maxamillionpok: once you are in there, use the arrow buttons to scroll down to a place where is says: Section "Device"  .... under that it is going to say: Driver    "<something>" ... tell me what that <something> is01:25
Jester45azureus is better01:25
maxamillionJester45: lol01:25
maxamillionJester45: matter of opinion ;)01:26
Jester45not really sorry to tell you01:26
maxamillionJester45: i do really like azureus, but its just horribly bloated01:26
Jester45:)01:26
Jester45maxamillion:  i do really like deluge, but its just horribly light01:26
maxamillionlol01:26
maxamillionJester45: fair enough01:27
pokjust a sec01:27
Jester45hehe i like to know when my program is doing somthing01:27
Jester45by a spike in the ram and cpu usage01:27
maxamillionJester45: LOL ... i count on status bars in the program to inform me01:27
Jester45i have azureus in a box under my bed01:28
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T`anyone here using feisty with composite enabled? my ATI x700 laptop is unusable with it01:29
T`i'm using the "ati" driver01:29
pokinput device?01:29
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kalikianaT`, That is normal. Current xfce compositor is slow.01:29
crabgrasshey all01:29
kalikianahi crabgrass01:30
pilibeenhi, my laptop froze during the network install, and I had to do a hard shutdown....now i can't get past the boot screen. is there any way to salvage this, or do I have to do a fresh install?01:30
Jester45i have it01:30
pilibeennetwork upgrade*01:30
crabgrasswhat's the safest way to format a drive? i'm installing xubuntu onto sda, but i'd like to format and use sdb as well01:30
Jester45i got radeon 9250 with compiz and"ati" driver01:30
pokDriver i81001:30
crabgrass*i need to format sdb first, though, i'm going to use it to hold some files from my previous install01:30
kalikianaT`, For now you can only switch to Beryl or use the proprietary ati driver. Or you wait until xfce's compositor is faster.01:30
T`kalikiana, uh.. but my laptop with intel graphics card is mucch faster01:31
ciro314i can not see fonts on firefox windows clearly. How could i fix it?01:31
kalikianaT`, If I am not wrong, Intel released a fully accelerated driver open source, that is the reason.01:31
T`kalikiana, oh so beryl is faster than composite! i didnt know.. i want the super fast virtual window switch to stay same01:31
T`kalikiana, will that be so after going into beryl? last time i tried its a bit slower01:32
T`but this was on dapper01:32
Jester45T': Beryl has be updated and is fastr now01:32
maxamillionpok: ok, replace the i810 with "vesa" and then do ctrl+o (the letter o, not the number 0) and that will "write out" the file and then do ctrl+x to exit the text editor and then enter the command "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart" ... hopefully that will get you up and running01:32
BFTDwell01:32
kalikianaT`, I do not know what exactly Beryl does differently, but for me (using radeon and os driver) it was way faster. Only drawback is that Beryl may be less stable.01:33
BFTDI gotta go now01:33
pokokat01:33
BFTDbye all01:33
maxamillionlaters BFTD01:33
crabgrassadios01:33
Jester45kalikiana: i dont have ATI's driver and i have compiz01:33
maxamillionBFTD: congrats on that job!01:33
kalikianaciao BFTD01:33
BFTDthanks01:33
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kalikianaJester45, so?01:33
T`kalikiana, ic.. and switching vscreens is supppper fast?01:34
T`kalikiana, xfce is almost instant when i switch.. so awesome.. gnome and kde lag a bit01:34
crabgrassxfce is rediculously fast01:34
maxamillionT`: that's because xfce dominates :)01:34
T`haha true, just curious if that is how it is with beryl01:35
T`or else i wont use beryl..01:35
crabgrassI was just about to ask that01:35
crabgrassBut I think I can get along without it, seeing as how it murders my WoW framerate...01:35
kalikianaT`, You could try and see if Beryl with XFCE is how you like it. It's working together pretty good.01:35
maxamillioncrabgrass: yup yup ;) ... you should see it run on this Athlon64 X2 4600+, 2gb ddr2 ram, xfx nvidia7900gtx machine they gave me to sit on my desk at work :)01:36
T`kalikiana, yea have to read up the docs.. last time it took me like 2 days to set it up.. and used it for 5 mins and uninstalled it01:36
crabgrassmaxamillion: wow, that's exactly the machine I have, 'cept I'm running a 4800+01:36
T`crabgrass, you play WoW on linux??01:36
archangelpetrocan anyone suggest a program to create flow chart/diagrams etc?01:36
maxamillioncrabgrass: nice!!! ... i wish i could afford hardware like this at home :(01:36
crabgrassT: i sure do!01:36
T`loll!01:37
pokno it didn't work01:37
T`maxamillion, pawned :p01:37
T`maxamillion, haha j/k01:37
maxamillion:P01:37
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maxamillionpok: hmm..... what exactly is it doing?01:37
kalikianaT`, Maybe it's easier with Feisty. At least with Feisty xfce's compositor works without manual configuration for me.01:37
crabgrassmaxamillion: well, you probably have a car >.>01:37
archangelpetroT`, u run WoW through wine?01:37
pokit jsut sits with the mouse right before the ligin screen01:37
T`kalikiana, yea compositive was damn easy01:37
poksorry login screen01:37
maxamillioncrabgrass: yeah ... that i have, but i only use it to get to campus for class and work (i'm a college student with an on campus sys admin job)01:37
T`archangelpetro, i dont play WoW, but wasa actually surprsied somene uses WoW thru linu01:37
T`linux*&01:37
maxamillionpok: oh ... strange01:38
archangelpetrooh, whoops sorry, wrong person ;)01:38
pokI am using a different computer01:38
archangelpetrocrabgrass,  ;) question was meant for you :P .. you use WoW through wine?01:38
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pokyeah I was installing an swf viewer and the system stalled01:38
crabgrassarchangelpetro: yup.01:38
archangelpetrohehe, nice01:38
pokso I reset01:38
pokand since then it jsut sits right before the login page01:39
crabgrassarchangelpetro: i haven't turned off this box in a little over two months, though, 'cause X won't start if I do.01:39
pokno errors in boot01:39
crabgrassarchangelpetro: thank god linux is so stable!01:39
maxamillionpok: oohhhhh, that's not good ....01:39
pokreally?01:39
archangelpetrocrabgrass, i find that occasionally.. X just halts.01:39
maxamillionpok: yeah ... what swf veiwer were you installing?01:40
archangelpetrocant even ctrl-alt-bkspce out of it01:40
crabgrassarchangelpetro: it's the nvidia driver, somthing about the X kernel and nvidia driver kernel versions mismatching, or something.01:40
pokthe one that is in the add/remove01:40
archangelpetroalthough i'm using ubuntu, not xubuntu.. xfce always started taking up loads and loads of memoery01:40
maxamillionarchangelpetro: ctrl+alt+f1 ... login ... "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart" in that case01:40
archangelpetroI see.01:40
archangelpetromaxamillion, i tried that01:40
maxamillionpok: hmmm... strange01:40
archangelpetrothe keyboard pretty much stopped responding01:40
maxamillionarchangelpetro: oh wow .. i haven't seen a X freeze like that in over 5 years ... accept in alpha stages of development01:41
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crabgrassarchangelpetro: AFAIK they are seperate, but I used Envy to install the drivers, and once i fiddle with xorg.conf in nano, I can start X, but it happens every time.01:41
pilibeenis it faster at this point to get feisty off the servers or off torrents?01:41
crabgrasspilibeen: torrents.01:41
maxamillionpilibeen: should be about the same01:41
maxamillionlol01:41
crabgrasspilibeen: or at least they seemed faster for me.01:41
crabgrass/shrug01:41
archangelpetrocrabgrass, maxamillion it only seems to happen every so often.. but then, i dont reboot much either01:41
maxamillionthey might be01:41
crabgrassarchangelpetro: yeah, no need to.01:42
pilibeenyeah im getting it off the torrents now at over 400kb/s01:42
maxamillionarchangelpetro: you shouldn't ever have to reboot accept for kernel upgrades01:42
pilibeeni assume that'd be faster01:42
T`anyone use vim as their primary editor here?01:42
archangelpetromaxamillion, i know :'(01:42
pokis there any way to recover the files?01:42
maxamillionT`: i use different editors for different things, but i use vim a decent amount01:42
crabgrassmaxamillion: unless your idea of a good time is a bottle of vodka and terminal01:42
archangelpetrothere'a few bugs here and there though, occasionally xorg starts using like 40% memory, and slows everything down :/01:42
maxamillionpok: yeah, just boot with the live cd and mount the hard drive and you can access the files01:42
archangelpetrothat's why i switched to ubuntu instead of xubuntu, cuz xfce->xorg kept slowly taking more and more memory01:43
T`maxamillion, i have this use case where i would edit a file and finall notice its not sudo'ed mode01:43
T`maxamillion, how do u deal with that?01:43
pokhow do you do that01:43
maxamillionT`: re-edit it?01:43
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T`archangelpetro, uh?01:43
T`maxamillion, haha.. thats not cool ;)01:44
crabgrassmaxamillion: ctrl+a, ctrl+c,  sudo open file, ctrl+a, ctrl+v01:44
maxamillionT`: i really don't think there is anything you can do because vim would need to be running with sudo privs because it is what is trying to write to the file system01:44
archangelpetroT`, i dont understand the question :P01:44
maxamillionT`: ah ... crabgrass has a good solution ... just copy and paste to a new vim :)01:44
maxamillionpok: what cd did you install from?01:44
crabgrassmaxamillion: works for me =P01:45
T`maxamillion, lol.. not if you had a 10 page file with changes spread all across01:45
pok7.04 beta01:45
T`maxamillion, you could just save to somewhere elseand copy..01:45
crabgrassT: oh, true.01:45
maxamillionT`: yeah ... that too01:45
T`archangelpetro, you dont use xfce anymore?01:45
crabgrassT, what is that character after your name? i can't tab to you01:45
pokbut then updated01:45
T`archangelpetro, you said you moved to ubuntu01:45
T`crabgrass, its a 'tick'.. its the same key as tilda01:46
T`~01:46
maxamillioncrabgrass: its the tilda but without shift01:46
crabgrass`01:46
crabgrassAH HA.01:46
maxamillion:)01:46
T`lol01:46
crabgrassgotcha01:46
archangelpetroT`, xfce is my favourite wm, but i had so many problems with it.. that i just kinda gave up01:46
T`a lot of people hate that character01:46
T`but i had it for so long i dont wanna change anymre01:46
crabgrassheh01:46
T`archangelpetro, uhm..01:46
crabgrassT`: oh wow, it makes tabbing to your name really easy01:46
T`archangelpetro, i been using xfce for like 3-4 years01:46
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maxamillionarchangelpetro: xfce isn't a wm ;)01:47
T`crabgrass, how so?01:47
crabgrassT`: now that I know where it is.01:47
T`crabgrass, ah right01:47
crabgrassT`: the keys are literally right next to each other.01:47
maxamillionpok: did you install with the desktop live cd or from the alternate image?01:47
archangelpetroT`, well honestly, i tried to figure out why it was eating up more and more memory, but.. i couldnt.. im sure i even asked maxamillion about it01:47
T`archangelpetro, may be its firefox01:47
archangelpetromaxamillion, apologies for my lack of pedantics ;) heheehhe :P desktop environment?01:47
maxamillionarchangelpetro: yes ... xfwm4 is the wm :)01:47
T`i did have issues with my VM's slowing down soo much its unusable, had to restart linux, but thta i assumend was firefox/kernel swapping/vmware01:48
maxamillionxfwm4 is my favorite wm ... i would use it with gnome if i were to ever convert01:48
T`one of them01:48
archangelpetroT`, you know, i'd have asked 'how' before, but after what's happened on this ubuntu, when firefox crashes and takes xorg with it (memory eating wise) i can definitely believe that.01:48
crabgrassHow do you pronounce xfce, anyway? I've been calling it x-face, just for lulz.01:48
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pokI downloaded the cd image and istalled from there01:48
T`X F C E01:49
archangelpetrocrabgrass, 'xface' ;)01:49
crabgrasshmm.01:49
T`thats how i say ie01:49
archangelpetroalthough i do say X.F.C.E01:49
crabgrassUgh, I'd gladly leave firefox if somone ported adblock to another browser01:49
T`hmm never thought of it that way01:49
neozenalso heard it pronounced xfice01:49
crabgrassXFaCE?01:49
maxamillionpok: right, but there are two different cd images ... the live desktop or the text based alternate image01:49
archangelpetroya, i thinkj i should probably give up firefox ;)01:49
crabgrassIt's in there, it's just... silent.01:49
pokOh when I put the cd the live desktop came up and I instlled from there01:50
crabgrassBut I haven't seen a single advert on the internet for... years. It honestly irks me when I do see one at work or a friend's house.01:50
neozenlol01:50
maxamillionarchangelpetro: one of our devs are working on a light weight gtk web browser written with the gtk port of the konqueror/safari engine01:50
kalikianacrabgrass, What about userscripts?01:50
maxamillionarchangelpetro: might see something ready by feisty+1 if we are lucky01:50
crabgrasskalikiana: i have no idea.01:50
neozenthe net without advertisements..... what a strange beastie that would be01:50
maxamillionpok: ok, well this time you will put that cd in and when you get to the desktop instead of installing you will mount the hard drive so you can access the files with the file manager and then back them up to something like a usb flash drive01:51
archangelpetrosweet maxamillion remind me of that and i'll definitely get it :)01:51
maxamillionarchangelpetro: okies01:51
kalikianacrabgrass, You could go search a userscript to block ads. Userscripts are javascripts which modify webpages for your. You could also do other things like blocking flash or changing colors. And they work in other browsers like Opera or Safari.01:51
pokhow do you mount the hd?01:52
maxamillionarchangelpetro: kalikiana is also working on one too ... bet if you ask nice you would receive info and maybe a link01:52
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crabgrasskalikiana: Oh, like ... bookmarkletts?01:52
pokwill I be able to acces my Ipod as a storage devide?01:53
crabgrasskalikiana: I thought you meant some sort of cron job, or something like that.01:53
kalikianacrabgrass, Similar, but working automagically ;)01:53
pokdevice?01:53
crabgrassrofl! automagically01:53
T`hmm.. might as well ask when you folks are around.. what are you using to manage wireless connections on your laptops?01:53
archangelpetrokalikiana, you have an url i can use to browse? :)01:53
maxamillionpok: http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/mounting.html01:53
neozenT: network-manager-gnome01:53
T`does it install a zillian gnmoe packages?01:54
maxamillionpok: you should be able to, i beleive it will show up as a usb storage device in the file manager01:54
neozenT: no... but you get a few01:54
T`hmm.. i'm kinda sick of wifi-radar.. sucks01:54
neozenT: ah01:55
T`ok i'll gve that a shot .. thanks01:55
kalikianaarchangelpetro, Currently the browser is *very* incomplete, ie. instable, no menus working, no sessions. I can notify you once there is something usable if you want.01:55
maxamillionT`: i use network-manager-gnome as well and run nm-applet but that will only be for as long as it takes for this to make it in the repos: http://spuriousinterrupt.org/projects/airconfig01:55
maxamillionT`: or atleast get it stable and i will package it and post it on the forums01:56
maxamillionanyhoo ... i have to go01:56
T`k cya.. nm-applet works great01:56
maxamillioni am getting off work, see everyone later on tonight or tomorrow!!! :)01:56
T`how do i make sure it startsevery time xfce is started?01:56
kalikianaarchangelpetro, The good thing is: we have already two guys working with me on the project. ;)01:57
archangelpetrokalikiana, what language?01:57
kalikianaarchangelpetro, Hm.. English and German? :P01:58
kalikianaarchangelpetro, Ah, you mean the code. It's C.01:58
archangelpetro:D01:58
crabgrass/lol01:58
archangelpetroopen source i assume?01:58
kalikianaarchangelpetro, And I should add the webkit code will probably be C++ actually.01:59
crabgrassoh, there was an open-source decentralized forum project going around a few months back... anyone heard of it or know if they've made any progress?01:59
kalikianaarchangelpetro, It will be GPL so far. You'd be welcome to help if you like.02:00
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archangelpetrokalikiana, i'd definitely be interested :)02:02
archangelpetrofucking hell, why doesnt kile work.. ever :/02:02
archangelpetrolatex is frustrating :D02:02
T`is there a file in xfce where i can specify i want nm-applet started always?02:02
kalikianaT`, put it in the autostart, look in the Settings menu.02:02
T`ah ok!02:03
kalikianaarchangelpetro, Would you want to be doing a specific part? I suggest the webkit port would be most welcome. Or you could do documentation as well.02:04
archangelpetrokalikiana, any part really, I'd like to get involved with some projects like this to give me a bit more working experience with larger ones. :) But, since my coding isnt what you'd consider 'guru' level :) i could start with Documentation, and help with progressively larger and larger parts of code?02:05

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