[00:00] jjesse: I found quite a few bugs with the doc index I made :) [00:00] all bad links...the bugs that is [00:01] ryanakca: go ahead and work on the openbabel merge if noone is doing it, and I will upload it for you [00:02] Riddell and jjesse: I received an email from Linux+ to do that article, were one of you already working on it? If not, I can go ahead and get them something this week [00:05] (the Kubuntu pimp strikes again!) [00:05] good evening nixternal :) [00:06] Hi Jucato [00:06] yo dasKreech [00:07] howdy Jucato and dasKreech [00:07] any luck with contacting DW? [00:07] KDE in Kubuntu 8.04 will still be based on Qt3 right? And it will still use kcontrol modules? [00:07] O.o [00:07] profoX`: likely not [00:07] Wait [00:08] Yes it will :) [00:08] huh? [00:08] :P [00:08] Sorry wrong number [00:08] it will be KDE 3, with a mix of Qt3 and Qt4 :) [00:08] KDE 3 requires Qt 3. [00:08] aren't we installing Qt4 though with Gutsy++? [00:08] and kcontrol modules are used in KDE 3 and KDE 4... (of course the KDE 4 kcm's are using KDE4) [00:08] just using the libqt3-mt-headers [00:09] oh, okay, so if I were to develop a KCM I could best keep it qt3 for now? [00:09] nixternal: from what troy told me, we've decided to ship some kde4 apps in hardy :) [00:09] nixternal: not as far as Iknow [00:09] profoX`: no [00:09] Qt4 [00:09] profoX`: depends on which KDE you plan to put it in. for KDE 3? definitely qt3. for KDE 4, qt4 [00:10] Jucato: well, KDE 3 I suppose, since thats the version that will be in Hardy by default? [00:10] but KDE 3 is pretty much closed now, unless you're intending it to be a Kubuntu-only feature. then yes [00:11] nixternal: actually Kubuntu already ships with Qt4, because of hwdb-client-kde [00:14] * gnomefreak wants a fully functional kde4 [00:14] gnomefreak: wait for KDE 4.2? :D [00:14] lol [00:14] eh 4.0 release should be fine (whenever that may be) [00:14] * Jucato whistles innocently [00:15] profoX`: qt4 [00:15] profoX`: We will have KDe4 desktop though we will not be shipping with it. KDE4 is the future [00:16] except if he wants it to be in KDE 3.5.x in Hardy [00:16] gnomefreak: Define fully functional [00:16] dasKreech: menu apps kind of like kde3 functional [00:16] profoX`: qt3 and qt4 are both in kubuntu, but if you want a kcm to be in the system settings for hardy's desktop, it needs to be kde3/qt3 [00:16] +1 yuriy [00:16] beable to be used as a DE not just one app [00:17] yes.. [00:17] KDE can be used as one app? 0.o [00:17] gnomefreak: you mean like the way kickoff is there no KDE 4? [00:17] Jucato: last i saw it wasnt there [00:17] it is (beta3) [00:17] onlly thing that worked was ummm plasma [00:18] dasKreech: I think what he meant was to be able to use a full KDE 4 session versus launching individual KDE 4 apps [00:18] and i use the term worked loosly [00:18] sort of like you can with oh i dont know "GNOME" ;) [00:19] :) [00:19] ok time for me ot go while this POS builds seamonkey [00:19] who is working on the KubuntuHardyCatchup spec? if I understand correctly there is a talk about that soon at UDS (or has it already been?) (I'm not at UDS) [00:19] soon. probably tomorrow actually [00:20] nixternal: thanks [00:20] Jucato: and where could I see the outcome of that meeting/talk, or even follow the talk itself maybe [00:21] profoX`: http://fridge.ubuntu.com/node/1196 [00:21] you can also just keep track of the wiki page [00:21] okay, thanks a lot [00:21] I'll keep an eye on it [00:22] let me be the first to say, converting our documentation to the internet is a pita [00:22] * nixternal goes and eats [00:23] nixternal: eating docs? [00:23] you just made me hungry... and I realized I have nothing to eat in here... [00:23] * Jucato hunts for food... [00:26] Oh yeah you can launch it as a DE now [00:26] * dasKreech has fignewtons [00:28] hm... I miss those :( [00:35] Riddell: ping [00:35] Jucato: that's why I got em [00:43] Hmm Fedora will have two releases before 8.10 [00:43] interesting [00:46] they release 2x a year too. 6months apart just like us. [00:46] actually Fedora 8 should have been released before gutsy, but was delayed [00:46] spicy instant noodles for breakfast.. what have I become!!! [00:48] A spicy noodler? Just not instantly [00:48] heheh [00:48] Sloooooowly drifting away from blut [00:48] balut [00:48] hahah I don't eat that :P [00:49] I mean, not usually [00:56] hmm... if you have a "Replaces: libopenbabel1", do you really need a "Conflicts: libopenbabel1"? [00:58] woot, I have kde4 building [01:01] Sweeet [01:02] :D [01:02] * ryanakca passes a platter of cookies around [01:02] Riddell: is out at a pub [01:03] hi jjesse good evening [01:03] Wow [01:03] Jucato: good morning [01:03] Vista is great nixternal :) [01:03] I pops up a dialog to ask if I want to authorise copying a string from one app to another [01:05] Why didn't anyone tell me about comfusion? [01:09] Jucato: trying out BSD? [01:10] not yet [01:13] new ones look good [01:13] I'm going to try pc-bsd 1.4 soon... [01:18] ok back [01:19] wb jjesse :) [01:23] freeBSD 6.3 has linuxator [01:24] thanks Jucato [01:24] tomorrow there are sessions on Kubuntu, feel free to join on gobby or via VoIP [01:25] or via the .ogg stream [01:25] if/when I figure out how to do those, I will :) [01:25] install gobby via Adept, and connect to gobby.ubuntu.com as the server [01:25] the icecast didn't seem to work this (your) morning... [01:25] Jucato: the first session i think was 10 est [01:26] yep. that would have been your morning, my evening. [01:26] tried to do the icecast thingy [01:35] didn't work too well? the whole icecast thing? [01:35] didn't work at all :( [01:35] or rather, didnt work out of the box.. [01:37] that's a bummer [01:39] jjesse: I should be about 99% complete with the doc upload to the server [01:39] I am committing to my site branch and then Riddell can merge it into the main branch later [01:40] I am going to do a little testing here to make sure I got as much as possible [02:03] Riddell: I have added the docs to my website repo if you want to merge into the new repo [02:04] nixternal: don't know if Riddell is back from the pub yet [02:04] for the time being, until we work in new artwork with our docs, it has the KDE doc header/foot images [02:04] :D [02:04] pub... [02:05] mmmm pub :) [02:07] nixternal: what's the url again? [02:08] jjesse: looks like he's back :) [02:08] (and probably sober :P) [02:10] Riddell: https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~nixternal/kubuntu-website/main [02:11] oh aye, duh [02:11] haha [02:11] Riddell: nice hat you have [02:11] Tm_T: hmm? [02:11] @ [02:11] :)) [02:12] but it suited well :) [02:12] ah hat = crown [02:21] afternoon Hobbsee [02:21] hiya! [02:21] hi Hobbsee [02:22] moin [02:22] MoinMoin [02:22] :( [02:22] tikiwiki! [02:22] * Tm_T hides [02:22] ew? [02:22] bwahahah [02:23] instiwiki! [02:23] Which I can' apt-get :-( === jjesse_ is now known as jjesse [02:41] * yuriy is frustrated with what kmail is doing to his gmail [02:41] yuriy: imap? [02:41] Tm_T: yeah [02:42] yuriy: what's it doing? [02:42] heh [02:42] being really slow and marking everything as unread (and possibly other things) [02:43] and generally the label stuff doesn't translate too well to folders [02:43] yuriy: gutsy version? [02:43] feisty.. hmm, good point [02:44] well, gutsy might not be any better [02:44] but probably worth a try [02:44] yuriy: you could try 3.5.8 for feisty first [02:47] ooh gutsy seems to be behaving a bit better [02:48] yuriy: good to hear [02:48] must be time to upgrade to hardy, then. [02:48] still flaky though [02:49] Hobbsee: you mean nothing is broken yet? [02:49] !hardy [02:49] Hardy Heron is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (8.04-LTS) | Due April 2008 | For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron | Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1 [02:49] hum [02:50] Tm_T: no idea [02:51] Hobbsee: I mean nothing is broken yet in your system :p [02:52] nope [02:52] excluding twinkle on gnome, anyway [02:52] :( [02:54] ebrahim: hello [02:55] Tm_T, Hello! [02:55] Tm_T, Do I know you? Do you know me?!? [02:56] humm, no [02:56] we know everything. [02:56] Hobbsee: I dont :( [02:56] I'm too old to know everything :(( [02:56] oh, excluding the lotto numbers. [02:57] ok, now I know I made a huge mistake [03:00] Hobbsee: Do you know the !lotto numbers? that would be useful too [03:01] Tm_T, how old are you? [03:01] ebrahim: 112 years old [03:01] Tm_T, :D [03:13] I just simply love this [03:14] oh boy... I really need more ram, 1 G gone and swap has usage of 200 M [03:15] what are you doing? [03:16] like to have my process tree? [03:16] not overly [03:16] but that seems quite high [03:16] well yes it is high [03:17] but some process listing explains it better than I do [03:18] wow, no more 8.5 loads :)) [03:19] I did just remove 20k mails [03:21] Riddell: ping [03:21] Hobbsee: Did you do the Boston thing? [03:21] manchicken: no. uni :( [03:21] Aww, sorry to hear. [03:21] Did you hear that I work for myself now? So neat :) [03:21] yeah. wish i was there [03:21] manchicken: hi [03:21] woot! [03:22] Riddell: Patch 26 on adept... it hates me. [03:22] Fails to patch. [03:22] does it depend on another patch? [03:23] I think it may depend on buildprep. [03:23] Is configure.in in the buildprep? I can't remember... [03:23] It's been a while since I played with that. [03:25] Line 15 seems to be what is going wrong. [03:26] At level 1, it complains about line 15, and I don't think that levels 0 and 2 are appropriate since it can't even figure out what file to patch. [03:27] Yeah, that's what it is, it's dependent on some other step in the build process. [03:27] configure.in is missing. [03:27] configure.in.in is there though. [03:31] yes [03:31] configure.in is buildprep [03:31] Yes... and buildprep fails since patches go before configure.in is created it seems. [03:31] remove the configure.in bit then and just run buildprep [03:31] Riddell: should we be advertising 4.0 in hardy? [03:32] manchicken: is this from bzr or ubuntu archive? [03:32] dasKreech: how do you mean advertising? [03:32] Your bzr branch [03:32] Riddell: Well Distrowatch ran an article today and they said we can look forward to 4.0 in Hardy [03:33] There are some crashes that I need to investigate. [03:33] manchicken: it's probably slightly out of date compared to ubuntu archive [03:33] I'm wondering if we shouldn't send a correction or clarification [03:33] dasKreech: there will be packages [03:33] Riddell: You don't say. [03:33] Well I need to investigate some GPFs it looks like. [03:33] I know. So it's ok to say 4.0 in hardy? [03:34] dasKreech: all I see is a note that 4.0 is being discussed at UDS, which it indeed is [03:36] ok cool [03:39] errr [03:39] this is weird [03:40] functions in bashrc doesnt work [03:42] * dasKreech does like how a new Ubuntu wallpaper/theme trumps KDE4.0 === jpetso is now known as jpetso_away [04:00] * manchicken hugs ./debian/rules [04:01] I dont get this [04:13] mmm, Lists rock! [04:14] crazy people = { nixternal, Jucato, n8k99 } [04:15] yes [04:15] lol [04:15] template [04:15] * n8k99 forgot the semi-colon [04:15] List crazy_people; [04:15] if I have function in .bashrc it doesnt work but if I do it in shell it works [04:15] err jaba [04:15] not good [04:16] s/err/eww/g [04:16] but now why this is so [04:16] crazy_people.pop_back(nixternal); crazy_people.pop_back(Jucato); crazy_people.pop_back(n8k99); [04:16] imbrandon: that would be C++, not the wonderful language of coffee beans :) [04:17] * n8k99 is merely human ergo prefers python [04:17] close nuff, if !php,python,c# then end; [04:17] OK, I have the easy part of this project done, who is ready to do all of the hard work and get me another A? [04:17] :( [04:17] hey come on [04:17] I have a crisis here =) [04:18] Tm_T, no idea [04:18] anyone can confirm this? [04:18] the standard template library is awesome! :p [04:18] i'm just happy to get X working on my old iMac [04:18] public class nixternalRocks extends JFrame { [04:18] Tm_T, functions work in my bashrc, so no i cant confirm [04:18] :( [04:19] public static void main(String args[]) { [04:19] JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "Now this is Java!"); [04:19] } [04:19] } [04:19] really didn't need to extend JFrame since I didn't even use it :) [04:19] import javax.swing.*; [04:20] i tried writing some aliases in my bashrc the otherday and all the shells gave me messages that they couldn't find the functions [04:21] but i could pass teh commands myself and they would run [04:21] alias foo='sudo apt-get update' [04:22] nixternal: that [04:22] 's what i did [04:22] source ~/.bashrc I take it as well? [04:22] yup [04:22] unless of course you have since logged out or created a new term instance [04:22] all of my aliases work like a charm [04:23] did you include them in a function? [04:23] i even tried a .bash_aliases file like it's recommended [04:23] that gave me a message that the ~/.bash-aliases did not exist [04:24] my ~/.bashrc has been with me since like 1997 I think...with some updates from Steven Harms [04:24] um, underscore not dash [04:24] paste your bashrc or aliases and lemme have a look [04:25] also paste your username and password, plus any credit cards you have [04:25] * n8k99 pulled it out and gave up [04:25] hahahahahah [04:25] no way nixternal i've seen what you can do with a scrap of information about a person [04:26] * n8k99 is no Alabama Insurance salesman!! [04:26] oh btw, he doesn't write for anybody...asked the mandriva guys...he is a troll there as well [04:26] he is the only one in the world using Open_Sorc@gmail.com, it wasn't hard to track him :) [04:26] well doesn't that beat all! [04:27] imbrandon: aww, so whole .bashrc seems to be ignored :O [04:27] * n8k99 thinks he shares ^^^ problem [04:29] nixternal: you mean its possible that more than one person could have that email address? :P [04:29] if they are mental possibly [04:29] n8k99: really? [04:29] Have I mentioned that I hate computers? [04:30] Tm_T: yeah i think so [04:30] n8k99: ummm, seriously? because that would be a huge issue [04:30] its crippling me already [04:30] manchicken: not yet, but I heard you love wax paper! [04:30] nixternal: It feels so silky on my skin. [04:31] * nixternal dies [04:31] Tm_T: yeah i was trying to write some aliases the otherday and kept getting messages taht the commands did not exist [04:31] n8k99: lovely [04:32] and like i told nixternal i even tried sticking them in ~/.bash_aliases as is suggested in .bashrc [04:32] still no dice [04:32] imbrandon: arounds? [04:32] freeflying, pong [04:33] i gave up and went to work on my schoolwork- or changed a diaper and forgot about it till you said something Tm_T [04:33] imbrandon: http://linuxfire.com.cn/~freeflying/DIP/ubuntu/diveintopython-zh_5.4b-0ubuntu1.dsc RFS [04:33] freeflying, kk give me a few minutes i'll grab it [04:33] imbrandon: thanks [04:33] np [04:34] imbrandon: Do you have a normal time that you hack during the week? [04:34] manchicken, from about 8pm to 3am CST 7 days [04:34] a week [04:34] ya, it is called from wakeup (4pm) to sleeptime (4pm) [04:34] heh [04:34] lol [04:34] manchicken: you haven't figured imbrandon has no life? hell he wanted to do podcasts at 3am [04:35] Since I'm doing the independent contracting thing now I'm thinking of sticking some hacking time into my schedule. [04:35] buntudot FTW! [04:35] manchicken, i just lay off irc at times, its a time waster for me, but i'm arround normaly after 8pm all the time [04:35] manchicken, nice, thats what i'm doing now too, e.g. workin for myself [04:35] what's up with me writing for "dots"? [04:35] imbrandon: Yeah. [04:36] nixternal, heh [04:36] imbrandon: I just got a nice solid client based out of CA that is going to help me transition into indy contracting. [04:36] manchicken, nice, i assume not Cali the "other" CA [04:36] n8k99: haa! [04:36] Yes. [04:36] n8k99: only affected by some users [04:36] :) [04:37] i'd like to find a job out in cali , wife is wanting to go see it for a few years [04:37] * Jucato wonders what he missed.. [04:37] maybe i can work in-house at apple on kubuntu :) [04:37] There doesn't seem to be any shortage of it. [04:37] yea right lol [04:37] Tm_T: you mean this is a problem with only half the population not all of it? [04:38] I can't remember how many offers I've gotten--even with relocation assistance--for socal. [04:38] But I'm nowhere near interested. [04:38] I'm a midwestern guy. [04:38] manchicken, heh forward them to me [04:38] i'm ready to leave KC :) [04:38] imbrandon: How's your Perl? [04:38] :) [04:38] n8k99: I mean, one user in this system has no issues, other does [04:38] only problem with cali, housing marking is HIGH and employment and pay is low [04:38] n8k99: so, err, what's causing this is the question [04:38] s/marking/market [04:38] imbrandon: I've got some pretty desperate recruiters calling me sometime. [04:38] to late [04:39] I should start a job site. [04:39] solid, bit rusty nowadays but a few weeks of tweakin and i could be back 100% [04:39] imbrandon: Well if I get anything I'll keep you in mind. [04:39] Tm_T: now taht is a really darn good question [04:39] ya, I know what tweakin' means to you kc folks [04:39] They just randomly call me anymore. [04:39] ahhahaha [04:39] n8k99: doublecheck your bashrc rights =) [04:39] Every once in a while I get one that speaks English. [04:39] not that kinda tweakin [04:39] ok [04:39] hey you boys, get away from my anheidrous (spelling?) [04:40] nixternal: tweakin' == cow tipping [04:40] not in KC it doesn't [04:40] nixternal, amonia works [04:40] tweakin' == gettin' paranoid [04:40] heh [04:40] manchicken, tweakin == meth in KC [04:40] :P [04:40] And every where else, too. [04:40] imbrandon: KC doesn't know meth, manchicken lives in the meth capital [04:41] There have been some rather persuasive anti-meth ads around here. [04:41] as well as the DEA [04:41] nixternal, ha, more meth is produced in Indepdance Mo than anywhere else in the US [fact] [04:41] nixternal: Too true. There was a huge bust not too long ago in St. Joseph. [04:41] that be true [04:41] * Jucato butts in and asks.. "What's KC"? [04:41] ya, it made the news here in Chicago [04:41] Kansas Shitty [04:41] Jucato, Kansas City [04:41] Jucato: Kansas City [04:41] aaaaaaaaaah [04:41] Tm_T: -rw-r - - r - - [04:41] Jucato: Kansas City [04:42] Jucato: There are two places known as "Kansas City". One in Missouri, USA, and another in Kansas, USA. [04:42] whoops /me grabs free's package [04:42] alrighty, time for a bowl of ice cream and some sleep [04:42] k'nite [04:42] n8k99: shouldnt that be ok? [04:42] i think so [04:42] good night nixternal [04:42] * Jucato contemplates buying mt.dew... again.... [04:42] hadn't really seen it to be anything else [04:42] * n8k99 scratches his head [04:43] freeflying, is this just a translation ? you know i dont know zh [04:43] heh [04:43] imbrandon: yes [04:43] n8k99: -rwxrwxr-- [04:44] imbrandon: I don't when it go into main :) [04:44] freeflying, kk [04:44] n8k99: says my user with sudo rights [04:44] oh- then that just might make a difference! [04:44] n8k99: well didnt [04:44] no? [04:44] nope [04:44] isn't that 775? [04:45] something like that [04:45] -rw-r--r-- says my shell account far far away [04:45] freeflying, looks sane nuff, your the only person in the changelog heheh, uploaded [04:45] and that one works properly right? Tm_T [04:46] imbrandon: yes, only I maintain it in debian/ubuntu :) thanks [04:46] n8k99: should, doublecheck [04:46] freeflying, cool, ok uploaded [04:47] imbrandon: thx [04:47] n8k99: no it doesnt [04:47] oh, so that's three cases, not working [04:47] Well I'm gonna start scheduling regular time for Kubuntu work. [04:48] n8k99: but err, not with x either [04:49] now if i pull the aliases out of my .bashrc it works properly without throwing error messages at me [04:49] imbrandon: You, nixternal, and I should get together for beers or something soon to discuss some ideas... but mostly for an excuse to meet for beers. [04:49] imbrandon: Like a midwestern Ubuntu sprint. [04:49] * n8k99 is scared [04:49] manchicken, sounds great to me, STL seems like a likely meting point off the top of my head [04:50] meeting* [04:50] n8k99: er? [04:50] Yes, maybe a bit too far south to be an even middle-point for nix. [04:50] the idea of nixternal imbrandon and manchicken all meeting up is frightening! :P [04:50] lol [04:50] n8k99: Good. You should be afraid :) [04:50] or we could all invade manchicken's house ;) [04:51] i would offer here but my wife would kill us before the weekend was up [04:51] imbrandon: Are you in KC,MO or KC,KS? [04:51] kc mo [04:51] imbrandon: We could totally do that here. [04:51] My wife loves having kubuntu folks over. [04:51] n8k99: hey, the other system I'm testing is debian [04:51] n8k99: and stable [04:52] someone ask me to come to EU to give a talk to their LUG, i was like ummmm , heh, i might point them to Riddell and see if he has time, its a bit far for me to go [04:52] Yeah. heh [04:53] if it was for like a conf or something i would consider it, or even if they was paying the accomidations/flight i would [04:53] but other than that its a bit far [04:53] If they'd pay my way I'd have no problem :) [04:54] Especially if they'll pay for my wife to come, too. [04:54] they offered to pay hotel, no flight or anything else [04:54] witch would have been cool, but i'm straped just moving and all [04:54] Well it's awesome that they're interested and that they'd offer to go that far, but it still seems like a bit of a stretch for something like that. [04:54] heh [04:54] yea :P [04:55] Are you an onsite contractor? [04:55] I'm 100% telecommute. [04:55] depends on the contract, i about 85% telecommute [04:55] I just bought a house, can't see myself moving all over the place. [04:55] one of my contracts is the fed reserve downtown, most everything there needs to be onsite [04:56] the rest i tele commute [04:56] I think Quincy would be the closest thing to a middle-point for all of us. [04:56] Ah. [04:56] heh what town are you in ? [04:56] I'm in Mahomet, IL. [04:57] hrm , no idea about that [04:57] About 10mi west of Champaign-Urbana where UIUC is located. [04:57] ahh' [04:58] either way we should totaly do it [04:58] n8k99: GAH! [04:58] Yeah. If you want to do it at my place that's cool, I'm just trying to be fair :) [04:58] i'd say we pick someones hometown though, so there is easy net access and such [04:58] yea [04:59] That's true. [04:59] imbrandon: buntudot provide hosting service now? :) [04:59] Well when's good for you two? [04:59] maybe we could make it an anual thing and rotate towns in the US like UDS , only keep it close to the midwest at first :P [04:59] Totally. [05:00] freeflying, nah i let buntudot get taken over by canonical ( theFridge ) , ubuntuwire will be provding services soon again when me and siretart work out the details [05:00] Well if you all want I'm more than happy to host the first one. [05:00] And there's a super-cheap motel that isn't half bad. [05:00] (<$50/night) [05:01] cool, biker bars arround ? i <3 biker bars, grew up in them lol [05:01] coolest peeps arround if you get past the looks/stereo types [05:01] There are some in surrounding areas I'm sure. [05:02] Until 5 months ago we were a dry town. [05:02] There's going to be a new pub coming soon. [05:02] I'm stoked about that. [05:02] ahh :P yea where i lived in TX was dry, that sucked [05:02] that Garth and Jones song beer run was litterly us in TX [05:03] I'm a huge beer fan, so it's nice to be able to challenge folks to keep a good list. [05:03] I had a cocoa porter earlier today. That was nice. [05:03] heh i stick to my corona + lime juice or sam adams :) [05:03] or crown + coke == heaven [05:04] heh. [05:04] I had a coffee stout not too long ago. [05:04] <-----------------this-much-----------------------> cown + <-t-m--> coke, 1 cube of ice [05:04] == perfect [05:04] heh [05:05] I think they bottle crown in my area. [05:05] i thought it was imported from CA ? [05:05] In Monticello, IL. [05:05] I think it may just be bottled locally. [05:05] ahh [05:05] i have a quilt made from all the purple bags i collected over the years [05:06] heh [05:06] That's hilarious. [05:06] if its a good night i polish off 1L while coding :P [05:06] heh [05:07] freeflying, what kinda of services did you need, i'll try to make sure we roll those out first [05:07] This client is going to be flying me to Vegas in three months. [05:07] That'll be fun. [05:07] imbrandon: web ssh and mail :) [05:07] Why does adept take so long to build? I have no ida. [05:07] i just got back from Moutain View not to long ago [05:07] idea* [05:08] for a potential employer, that will be nice [05:08] imbrandon: the most important thing is ssh for me, you know the GFW :P [05:08] freeflying, kk [05:08] Okay, I'm going to take off now. [05:08] freeflying, untill sparky is retired you can use it, it has your ssh key from LP as long as your MOTU or core-dev and a ssh account [05:09] it will be retired soonish though [05:09] I'll be online tomorrow. Later. [05:09] later manchicken [05:09] take it wasy [05:09] easy* [05:10] Will do. [05:10] imbrandon: great :) [05:10] freeflying, sparky.ubuntuwire.com is the fqdn [05:11] imbrandon: gotta, the speed to it is quite well here :) [05:12] its a slow sparc though, be nice to her :P [05:12] ( thus is the reason for retirement soon ) [05:12] I see [05:24] imbrandon: "her"? [05:24] lol @ those that treat pcs as if they were women ;) [05:24] not pc's only servers [05:24] lol [05:35] n8k99: busted [05:35] imbrandon: youre on gutsy? [05:36] Tm_T, yes [05:36] imbrandon: mind to create a new user and create alias or function to new users bashrc [05:36] right in the end thank you [05:36] umm i got a few builds going atm on this old p200 [05:37] can it wait a bit ? [05:37] imbrandon: sure, thanks [05:37] k [05:41] n8k99: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bash/+bug/149527 [05:41] Launchpad bug 149527 in bash ".profile not sourced anymore" [High,Confirmed] [05:44] imbrandon: no need to, known bug [07:18] AM_3: hi [07:19] AM_3: bye [07:45] AM_3: hello [07:46] Jucato: you know him/it? [07:46] no. do you? [07:46] nope [07:46] 0945 -!- AM_3 [n=armin@dslb-084-058-004-074.pools.arcor-ip.net] [07:46] 0945 -!- ircname : AM [07:46] 0945 -!- channels : #uds-boston #ubuntu+1 #ubuntu #kubuntu-devel #kubuntu-de #kubuntu [07:47] 0945 -!- AM_2 [n=armin@dslb-084-058-004-074.pools.arcor-ip.net] [07:47] 0945 -!- channels : #kde4-devel #kde-devel [07:47] 0945 -!- AM_1 [n=armin@dslb-084-058-004-074.pools.arcor-ip.net] [07:47] 0945 -!- channels : #kde [07:47] smells? [07:48] a lot [07:50] :( [08:15] Riddell: there are problems with translations with multiple languages for the kde-guidance package. is it possible to make an upgraded package? - https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kde-guidance/+bug/133315 and https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/rosetta/+bug/158162 [08:15] Launchpad bug 133315 in kde-guidance "at least, four wrong language imports for gutsy" [Undecided,Invalid] [08:25] hey [09:28] nixternal: ping [09:29] he's probably still sleeping... [09:29] 5:30 in the morning [09:29] Jucato: oh, [09:29] or maybe even 4:30... [09:29] Jucato: do you have SVN commit access? [09:29] nope [09:29] for KDE docs? [09:47] ummm [09:47] do I have? [09:50] hello mebrahim [09:51] ubunturos: what about? [09:52] Tm_T: there was a spelling mistake in one of kate's docs (i have reported a bug) [09:52] Tm_T: and that's included in the current stable version too [09:52] (3.5.8) [09:53] ubunturos: translations or in "original" = [09:53] Tm_T: I guess, original (I don't know the difference though) [09:53] hum [09:53] en (US) ? [09:54] Tm_T: yes - see the URL http://docs.kde.org/stable/en/kdebase/kate/document-menu.html [09:54] yup en us [09:54] Tm_T: no, sorry [09:54] http://docs.kde.org/stable/en/kdebase/kate/config-dialog.html#config-dialog-documentlist - this one [09:55] backgound? [09:55] douc instead of docu [09:55] there's also "Backgound" instead of Background [09:56] Jucato: oh, right - I didn't notice that ... [09:57] if someone has commit access, I guess, this could be resolved before other distros pack it with their CD :) [09:57] I wouldnt dare do that straight away :( [09:57] sorry [09:57] Tm_T: can I ask why? [09:58] ubunturos: I have bad history of making mistakes [09:58] Tm_T: :-? [09:58] distros will also most likely ship with KDE 3.5.8 anyway. and that is closed already [09:58] true [09:59] there's some #kde-docs or similar? [09:59] Tm_T: so, that would mean, 3.5.9 (if released) might reflect the changes [09:59] none. they're scattered [09:59] ouch [09:59] Tm_T: yes, but that's usually inactive [10:00] Tm_T: umm [10:00] poke [10:00] ubunturos: you can most likely ask around in #kde-devel about that. doc people would be PhilRod, annma, and icweiner. or you can wait for nixternal [10:01] however, don't expect that the fix would be there immediately for other distros [10:01] (unless they are daring and ship an SVN version of KDE) [10:01] Jucato: I had requested to change that, but I guess, KDE4 has almost taken up the environment and 3.5.x doesn't seem significant for changes [10:01] not really. but there is no rush [10:01] 3.5.8 was just released. and 3.5.9 is still up in the clouds [10:01] when did you file the bug anyway? [10:02] Jucato: long time back [10:02] before 3.5.8 was tagged? [10:02] Jucato: and posted it to kde-doc@eng.. mailing list [10:02] Jucato: mostly [10:02] well then, better start poking doc persons... or wait for nixternal [10:02] * ubunturos waits for nixternal [10:28] nixternal: 21:21:15 < azeem> ryanakca: I'll upload a new openbabel to Debian tomorrow, dropping that Replaces, I suggest just syncing that then [11:23] Riddell: looks like there is a problem with knetworkmanager on gutsy [11:24] Riddell: I'll patch it to work with pptp, and provide an update package [12:54] evening Jucato [12:55] morning jjesse! had a good night's rest? ready for another bout of UDS? :) [13:00] Jucato: yeah i did, hanging out w/ the server guys for the first two session then on to kubuntu-hardy-catchup [13:00] * Jucato feels uncomfortable w/ the name of the spec.... [13:01] trying to get kubuntu caught up w/ ubuntu [13:02] oh well... [13:02] * ScottK2 notes the Evolution in Ubuntu does NOT support GPG and S/MIME by default, but Kmail does. Kubuntu isn't the only one with catching up to do. [13:03] If the spec name gets the Ubuntu people spending work on Kubuntu stuff, I don't care what it's called. [13:03] that's a big if... let's hope for the best :) [13:05] that's unlikely [13:06] which is? [13:08] getting ubuntu peopel to work on kubuntu? [13:09] wb Hobbsee [13:11] ty [13:17] k'mornin' [13:17] ey nixternal! :) [13:17] ubunturos (forgot the right spelling) was looking for you :) [13:17] where is ubunturos go [13:17] hahaha [13:17] morning nixternal [13:18] we can't make text changes in the stable branches :) [13:18] the docs will go down in history with a typo :) [13:18] how is Boston this morning? [13:18] I know the Chi is pretty cold [13:19] boston is cold [13:19] big parade starts at noon [13:19] oh man, that place is going to be nuts [13:19] they are just rubbing into Joey Stanford..he has to be hating it :) [13:19] its like a 10 minute walk from where we are staying [13:20] if I was there, I would definitely have to go check it out, seeing as I will never get to see it with the cubs [13:20] :) [13:21] peoeple were lining up for a good spot last night === apachelogger_ is now known as apachelogger [14:02] I think Canonical intentionally scheduled UDS during the world series so that Riddell could catch the games. [14:04] oh yes, I'm a big fan of organised baseball [14:04] Riddell: Beats the hell out of cricket. [14:04] and this being a "world" series is great to see US sports being played on an international field [14:04] manchicken: too bad none of the games were in town when UDS was happening [14:04] hey baseball is played in canada [14:04] Riddell: We're glad you noticed. [14:04] jjesse: But that's not organized :P [14:05] jjesse: You didn't miss much. If the White Sox aren't playing, it's hardly worth watching. [14:06] are they different from the Red Socks? [14:06] Oh yes. Instead of being red they're white. [14:06] White Sox are from the south side of Chicago, whereas the Red Sox are from some ladies room in Boston. [14:06] and what does Sox mean? [14:07] It's bad spelling for "socks" [14:07] It's baseball, not a spelling bee. [14:07] bad spelling. edgy. [14:07] Terribly. [14:07] what do they have to do with Socks? [14:07] They wear different colored socks. [14:07] (at least they don't use forced capital Ks) [14:07] not really, they wear black usually when they are playing :) [14:08] And evidently that made up enough of an identity to use that as their team name. [14:08] jjesse: Not when they named the teams. [14:08] (more than half a century ago) [14:15] this adept_batch crashing when you tell it to do something on a package that doesn't exist thing should be easy to fix. [14:22] manchicken: easy? adept? :) [14:23] Riddell: It looks like a simple case of failing to check for bad return and operating under the assumption that all is well. [14:25] Lure: how do we match linux key codes to X key codes again? [14:26] Riddell: we just assign them in /usr/share/apps/kxkb/ubuntu.xmodmap [14:26] Riddell: then somethin needs to assign KAction to it (kmilo/ksmserver...) [14:27] Lure: what app reads that file? [14:29] xmodmap, duh [14:29] well, it's all stopped working on my thinkpad [14:29] I wdoner who's fault that is [14:31] Riddell: /etc/X11/Xsession.d/80ubuntu-xmodmap [14:31] Riddell: brightness stopped or something else? [14:32] Riddell: brightness was handled in kernel before and is now moved to userspace (gnome-p-m) [14:32] everything [14:32] Riddell: _StefanS_ was looking into this, but was too late for gutsy [14:33] actually brightness works on my thinkpad :) [14:33] but nice to have a kmilo display for it [14:42] Riddell: kubuntu session in 20 minutes, right? [14:42] * Jucato wonders if the icecast thing will work this time [14:42] Riddell: will you use gobby? [14:43] Jucato: what is icecast? [14:43] like podcast (I think) [14:44] cool it's working! [14:44] http://icecast.ubuntu.com:8000/hunsaker-a.ogg.m3u [14:44] Riddell: I've got this beyotch solved. [14:44] Not too hard. [14:45] manchicken: My only Adept comment (since it looks like we won't get to it) is make it faster. === _czessi is now known as Czessi [14:45] ScottK2: that's everyone's comment :) [14:46] ScottK2: I think a KDE4 port will actually do that. [14:46] Not suprising. I've actually quit using it as a result. [14:46] manchicken: That'll be great. [14:46] I think that a change to M/V would actually fix the slowness. [14:46] M/V? [14:46] Model/View [14:46] Model-View [14:46] :P [14:46] MVC actually :) [14:47] Jucato: I use twinkle [14:47] heheh nice :) [14:47] * Jucato is content just listening in [14:47] * Lure might want to talk on kubuntu session [14:47] ooh I'll hear all your voices!! :D [14:47] at least to say hello ;-) [14:47] * Hobbsee might too [14:47] Jucato: Qt4 actually has no controller. [14:47] manchicken: it has. Delegates [14:47] The controller is in the view for Qt4. [14:47] accdg to my Qt 4 book [14:48] They consider that part of the View according to Trolltech's docs. [14:48] :P [14:48] I would also consider delegates specific to the view. [14:48] hm... the trolltech book must be wrong then :) [14:48] Totally, because it's their library, how could they possibly know? heh [14:48] The docs in the Qt 4 Assistant are incredible. [14:49] I was reading them on the train the other day. Very informative. [14:49] I have to start from the book... :) [14:49] I still need to get used to reading apidocs [14:50] hm... TT doc page down... [14:52] if you have qt-copy sources you have the docs too. [14:52] I don't but I have assistant installed :) [14:53] You don't need the assistant. [14:53] I just like the assistant because I'm lazy. [14:53] qt-copy/doc/html [14:53] fetch it from kde svn :) [14:53] er.... that would take time. I already have assistant :) [14:58] ringing phone? [15:02] Okay, so I've got the adept batch crashing bug fixed. [15:03] I'll be submitting the patch shortly. [15:07] oh my knee hurts [15:07] oh what happened nixternal? [15:07] it has been acting up again [15:07] again? :( [15:07] I have the beginning stages of arthritis [15:07] ooh.. old age? [15:08] haha, ya [15:09] :P [15:09] nixternal and Jucato [15:09] Nice. [15:09] you joing the kuubnut-hardy-catchup session? [15:09] has it started/ [15:09] jjesse: listening in through icecast [15:09] yes [15:10] ah ha. connected.. [15:10] Riddell has a gobby session up as well [15:10] I can't listen in, sitting in class :) [15:10] I will fire up gobby though [15:10] hehe :) [15:12] * Jucato wonders who's speaking currently... [15:13] someone got a link to icecast for me? [15:13] http://people.ubuntu.com/~scott/uds-boston-2007/2007-10-30/index.html [15:13] http://icecast.ubuntu.com:8000/hunsaker-a.ogg.m3u [15:14] thx a lot [15:14] * Jucato has no idea how to make an anonymous thingy w/ Twinkle... sticks to icecast... === apachelogger_ is now known as apachelogger [15:15] Jucato: if you want to use twinkle, you'll need to grab a username and password [15:16] hm.. according to the wiki, it's possible to just listen in using twinkle.... [15:16] anyway nvm :) [15:17] i thought some of it was authenticated (5xxx), but others of it were not (6xxx) [15:17] not hard to get a username/pass though [15:17] 510n is open for listen only, 500n is for authentication only [15:18] ah, there you go [15:18] * Hobbsee notes that there doesnt seem to be much of use in this, anyway [15:18] at least, for me :) [15:22] ouch! what was that loud noise? [15:22] someone banging something on the table [15:23] heheh :) [15:23] Anyone out there add Bluetooth to the 'catch up' spec? [15:24] isn't it there areldy? [15:24] 2nd in the list [15:24] Yes. The question is who added it? [15:24] aaaah [15:24] that was one of the first items when the wiki was drawn up iirc [15:32] Hobbsee: sorry to disturb your listening. are we going to have a meeting soon, to discuss whatever has been discussed in UDS? [15:32] Jucato: i wasnt listening anyway [15:32] Jucato: i have no idea. that would be wise. [15:32] O.o [15:33] hehe ok :) [15:33] (cant trash the bandwidth too much) [15:34] too bad I couldn't see who are speaking.... put moving mouths with the headless voices :) [15:35] ken and i were just discussing example content [15:36] trying to guess the voices hehe :) [15:36] There is now a patch on bug #153710. [15:36] Launchpad bug 153710 in adept "adept_batch crashes if target package does not exist" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/153710 [15:36] yay manchicken!! [15:36] * ScottK2 is the one that was mumbling about being old enough to not like default directories earlier. [15:36] manchicken: now we're about to ditch everything in favor of PackageKit :) [15:37] * manchicken wouldn't mind being in that discussion. [15:37] Although I have never seen PackageKit. [15:37] Hobbsee: it would be nice to have regular (even if monthly) meetings scheduled [15:37] Lure: yeah. i suck. [15:37] Lure: part of the problem is that i havent got to it lately [15:38] manchicken: Ubuntu has practically made a commitment to switch to it.. in word though, not yet in writing [15:38] Hobbsee: no that you suck, but you are the only person that cares enough to orginize one ;-) [15:38] Lure: it's the most blocked on me [15:38] class-wise [15:38] maybe less so now, but still most of the time. [15:38] or the only one w/ authority to organize one :P [15:38] Hobbsee: it is always blocked on somebody and TZ suck too ;-) [15:38] Lure: it probably doesnt help that i'm not running kubuntu most of the time, at the moment. [15:38] Hobbsee: what are you running these days? [15:38] Hobbsee: Blasphemer! [15:38] ubuntu atm. [15:39] heh [15:39] manchicken: indeed! :P [15:39] Ubuntu isn't bad. [15:39] at least still *buntu... [15:39] I guess :) [15:39] gotta see what the competition offers [15:39] At least it's not Vista :P [15:39] indeed - coulda been something rpm based [15:39] no, that's left to nixternal [15:39] (heard that nixternal? :P) [15:39] Ooh, them's fightin' words. [15:39] !visternal | nixternal [15:39] nixternal: Oh no! The pointy-clicky Vista lover has arrived! He's rumoured to be giving out free money, too! [15:39] heh [15:40] i'll likely switch back when we have decent (final) kde4 packages [15:41] * ScottK2 has tried rpm based. Never again. [15:41] If it weren't for my dependence on kontact integration, I would probably be dabbling in GNOME, too. [15:41] * Jucato has briefly tried... not that bad... but experience was to brief... [15:41] But I'm 100% dependent on kontact. [15:45] bah [15:48] Riddell: guidance powermanager already have brightness calls (through HAL) and provides dcop interfaces [15:48] Riddell: only key management is missing [15:48] Riddell: key shortcuts [15:50] Lure: Riddell is reading [15:51] reading? [15:51] ScottK2: ok [15:51] Jucato: Reading what Lure wrote [15:51] aaaah [15:51] ok. carry on :) [15:51] * Jucato stopped listening now... ears hurt... [15:56] any idea on how I can get Guidance to see my CPU speed? It worked once-upon-a-time, back around Edgy I think [15:56] mouse over? [15:56] ya [15:57] probably a config that has been stuck since a dist-upgrade last year :) [15:57] nixternal: does it grey it out? [15:57] yes [15:58] I had that problemswith that at times after waking up from suspend. It was a HAL problem [15:58] nixternal: Just use gkrellm and don't worry. [15:58] its fixed in gutsy for me though. [15:58] * nixternal uses Kima [15:59] tells me my temps and my cpu speed, and it sits nicely in the kicker [15:59] gkrellm is so 1990 :) [15:59] * Hobbsee just wants a decent weather-telling applet [15:59] SuperKaramba and Conky have since replaced it [15:59] plus, I never see my desktop anyways [15:59] Hobbsee: LiquidWeather for SuperKaramba is about the best I have ever seen [16:00] ah, had forgottena bout SK [16:01] * ScottK2 ought to look at Kima. [16:02] * nosrednaekim thinks of screenlets [16:04] nixternal: How do I set up kima? [16:05] add it to your kicker, it is an applet [16:14] AM_1: hellooo [16:14] * Lure has to run, bbl === gnomefre1k is now known as gnomefreak [16:33] nixternal: kima works. Thanks. [16:36] yup [16:36] * nixternal heads home [16:37] yay!! [16:37] hm... how many hours of classes? O.o [16:37] yay what? [16:37] he's heading home [16:37] and I'm heading for bed (maybe...) [17:01] Riddell: ping [17:13] nixternal: ping [17:27] Riddell: ping [17:34] seele: pong [17:34] ubunturos: pong [17:35] Riddell: there's a small spelling mistake in Kate's doc - I have reported a bug. Since it is a small bug, I wished to put it across here [17:35] ubunturos: make a patch and I'm happy to apply [17:36] Riddell: well, the patch is really small [17:36] http://docs.kde.org/stable/en/kdebase/kate/config-dialog.html#config-dialog-documentlist - URL [17:36] Riddell: Doucment should be "Document" [17:36] Riddell: Backgound should be "Background" - thanks to jucato [17:37] Riddell: and there's %filename whose description starts with a small 't' instead of a 'T' [17:37] Riddell: do you have time and do you care to talk about printing some time later? [17:39] seele: yes, can do [17:39] Riddell: i have (another) meeting at 14:30, so sometime after 15:30? [17:40] i dunno if they set up conference phones or not, might be worth me calling you [17:40] Riddell: when you're done with it, you can mark the bug as resolved - https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=149857 [17:40] KDE bug 149857 in general "typo Capitalization of the first word in description" [Normal,Unconfirmed] [17:42] seele: hmm, I doubt we have a spare conference phone [17:57] re [18:39] hi all. can some1 help me with kdevelop, i get an error at startup [18:40] hm, now i dont get it.... weird...... :S :x never mind, if it appears again, ill take a screenshot [18:55] any1 here? [19:00] lovre: developer summit is on [19:00] kdevelop questions generally best in #kdevelop [19:01] <_buz> any chance to see kde4rc1 today? [19:01] Riddell: thanx [19:01] _buz: nixternal was packaging it [19:02] not sure of the progress [19:02] <_buz> i'm hoping for more luck than with beta3 [19:02] <_buz> but good to hear that its being worked on ;) [19:03] <_buz> (plasma might help silence the "omg time machine" stupidity i've been hearing for the past few days) [19:13] hi folks, how's UDS going for KDE? [19:17] I got compiz working on my computer! [19:17] burning windows! [19:17] Riddell: wow [19:17] is that what's uds is about? :D [19:17] Riddell: awesome, does it work better then when we wre working on it in the ssesion? can you help me out w/ my laptop :) [19:17] sure, find the right people and problems can be solved in minutes rather than months [19:18] jjesse: windows wobble and burn now, which is the important stuff [19:18] jjesse: ask mvo [19:18] he knows all [19:18] Riddell: guess that is the importnant stuff [19:18] Riddell: ok i'll have to track him down [19:19] * nixternal uses Compiz on my Kubuntu desktop with the FREE ATI drivers [19:19] and it works nicely [19:20] and I didn't have to tweak anything [19:20] nixternal: kde-window-manager crashes out for me [19:20] I am going to put it on my laptop, I love super+e [19:20] forget what it is called, but I love the effect for changing workspaces [19:21] adept_updater is the only thing that needs fixing, besides the shadows [19:21] nixternal: was?? what card? [19:21] to fix Katapult is easy [19:21] Radon 9700 [19:21] nixternal: oh... [19:21] works great on my Intel card as well [19:21] nice [19:21] and my Gefore 4 mx 420 [19:21] :) [19:21] i hate the 200m with a passion [19:21] I have 2 old video cards :) [19:22] I believe the ati driver that gets used on my machine is the r300 [19:22] nixternal: i wish i had two old video cards, they would be more tuxish prolly [19:22] Riddell: I will work on the KDE 4 RC1 packages today some more...have to create kdebase-runtime from scratch [19:22] <_buz> i happen to have a GMA X3100 and frankly, compiz sucks under kde [19:23] <_buz> nixternal: any chance to see up to date plasma-playground? without that, plasma is pretty useless [19:23] _buz: compiz has more issuez than KDE or even KDE4 believe me [19:23] <_buz> DrakeJustice_: i know, but it's slightly better under gnome [19:23] _buz: wow, unaware... [19:24] <_buz> at least in my case i didnt see two or three weird artifacts i had with kde [19:24] such cannot wait for KDE 4.5... [19:25] kde 3.5 has some kicker non-compliance... everything else was good for me [19:25] <_buz> i occasionally had really weird menu artifacts [19:25] _buz: shadows... [19:27] <_buz> and i never got compiz to work with dual head [19:27] <_buz> which is way more important to me than flashy effects [19:27] _buz: what card? [19:28] <_buz> GMA X3100 [19:28] _buz: I plan on having plasma-playground as well..that is the other new package [19:28] <_buz> neat ;) [19:28] anyone know how to create a local ODBC data source? [19:29] in windows i used to :) [19:29] <_buz> i think there are odbc drivers for mysql [19:29] ya, everything I have seen so far is windows [19:29] <_buz> i think it IS a windows technology mostly [19:30] there is unixODBC..hopefully it is in the repos [19:30] seems it is already installed [19:44] Riddell: what room ar ey ou in know? [19:44] nixternal: kdebase-runtime? [19:44] jjesse: A [19:44] ah [19:45] Riddell: yes, it is a new package that contains all of the runtime files [19:45] nixternal: I don't see it on ktown [19:45] I downloaded it [19:45] where from? [19:46] ktown [19:49] hrmm not enjoying my partial compizz [19:56] evin === uga|away is now known as uga [21:02] nixternal: 09:18:08 #ubuntu-motu: < azeem> ryanakca: openbabel_2.1.1-2 is in Debian incoming now [21:04] Riddell: are you enjoying this converstation? [21:05] per user hibernation? [21:06] yes [21:06] if I wasn't looking at him, I'd say it was a Corey topic [21:40] Heya [21:48] hello bddebian [21:48] Heya jjesse [21:49] how are things [22:02] jjesse and Riddell: that is just wrong...and I am guessing that I know the Corey you are speaking of? "per user" may have given it away [22:02] I think I figured out my mdb issue [22:03] and I was wrong of course :( === jjesse_ is now known as jjesse === apachelogger is now known as hsitter === hsitter is now known as apachelogger [22:42] nice, Dolphin looks pretty sweet (finally got KDE4 built) [22:43] crrrap. My /home partition is kaput... [22:44] bad super block supposedly, and then running 'fsck /dev/mapper/sampi-Home' asks me to rewrite each and every single block. === apachelogger_ is now known as apachelogger