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clustyhey01:09
clustyis there something weird with xorg in hardy01:10
clustysais it cannot be installed due to deps01:10
Hobbseeyes, there is.01:13
Hobbseeclusty: the fact that you're asking probably means you shouldnt be urnning it.01:13
clustyrunning just a virtual machine01:13
clustyso no harm done01:13
clustywanted to see the new cutting edge features like bulletproof X01:13
Hobbseewhy not run gutsy, then?01:15
Hobbseefeatures wont be in for a while yet anyway01:15
clustyhave it already for quite some time already01:15
clustyok.01:15
clustyany estimates as to when I should try back?01:16
clustydebian import freeze?01:16
Hobbseefirst alpha, or later01:18
Hobbseefeature freeze it shoudl start being safe and interesting01:18
clustythanks. will try it again after alpha 101:21
WorkingOnWisedoes hardy have kde 4 in the repos?02:13
bazhangwithout a working x, what would be the point?02:15
WorkingOnWiseso x is broke atm huh?02:15
bazhangthat is the consensus02:16
WorkingOnWisewell...once x is fixed.... is kde 4 in the repos?02:19
bazhangthat would likely be one of the last things to make it--best to try a livecd of it now02:19
Hobbseeit's only broken if you break it yourself, by not looking02:23
Hobbseekde 4 beta 3 is in the repos02:23
bazhangoops sorry Hobbsee02:24
Hobbseebut, a lot of people are being idiots, and breaking it.02:24
=== Hobbsee changed the topic of #ubuntu+1 to: Welcome to #ubuntu+1 "Home of the Hardy Heron" | This channel is for Hardy discussion only | If you need help with dapper/edgy/feisty/gutsy join #ubuntu | Release schedule not final yet | If you are here to ask questions such as "what repositories do i use?", "is hardy going to break for me?", or update without checking what is to be updated, DO NOT RUN HARDY
=== Hobbsee changed the topic of #ubuntu+1 to: Welcome to #ubuntu+1 "Home of the Hardy Heron" and X breakage| This channel is for Hardy discussion only | If you need help with dapper/edgy/feisty/gutsy join #ubuntu | Release schedule not final yet | If you are here to ask questions such as "what repositories do i use?", "is hardy going to break for me?", or update without checking what is to be updated, DO NOT RUN HARDY
WorkingOnWiseHobbsee: cool. thanks. I ran with fiesty and gutsy long before you were "supposed to" on a production system. Thikin about doin the same with hardy....02:25
=== Hobbsee changed the topic of #ubuntu+1 to: Welcome to #ubuntu+1 "Home of the Hardy Heron" and X breakage | This channel is for Hardy discussion only | If you need help with dapper/edgy/feisty/gutsy join #ubuntu | Release schedule not final yet | If you are here to ask questions such as "what repositories do i use?", "is hardy going to break for me?", or update without checking what is to be updated, DO NOT RUN HARDY
HobbseeWorkingOnWise: yeah, but this early is fairly insane, unless you're actually doing development of it02:25
RAOFLast I checked, there were still some 7000 builds to be done from debian imports.02:26
Hobbsee+ new02:26
RAOFOh, of course.02:26
WorkingOnWiseyeah....I figured....I'm gonna resist till herd 1...hopefully :)02:27
RAOFProabably "flock", unless there's something specific to herons.02:27
RAOFI suppose there probably must be.  We should have a rook release - then we could release parliaments :)02:27
bazhanglong wait for that one02:28
Hobbseeno, it's alpha's this time.  mdz's call02:28
WorkingOnWiseI'm an old Windows /DOS dog....x breaking is a total catastrophy!  :-D02:28
bazhanganyone here a member of the hardy mailing list?02:33
Hobbseewhich one?02:35
Hobbseehardy-changes?02:35
bazhanggnomefreak mention it yesterday--any would be fine--just would like to subscribe02:35
bazhangerr mentioned02:35
Hobbseeor devel mailing lists?02:38
bazhangHobbsee: that would be it. Thanks--will gooogle it02:38
bazhangerr google02:38
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gnomefreakbazhang: it is hardy-changes at lists.ubuntu.com03:20
bazhanggnomefreak: thanks so much--sorry to ping you. appreciate it.03:22
gnomefreakits ok just working late getting ready for thursday meeting03:22
bazhangcheers103:22
bazhangerr cheers!03:22
CreationistWhat package do I need to install for Dolphin to show previews of video files?04:07
bazhangCreationist: you want #kubuntu04:08
Creationistbazhang: Well, I asked there and no one is around.  But it is also relevant here since Hardy will have the same ability ;)04:09
hydrogenNO.04:23
hydrogenErr04:24
hydrogenbad caps04:24
hydrogenbut04:24
hydrogenthats like asking for linux help in microsofts forums because they both can run on a pc04:24
bazhanglooks like mythtv will be even better in hardy. good news.04:31
* cafuego runs NastyAccident through with a double-edged sword05:48
NastyAccidentowwh.05:48
cafuegoOops ;-)05:49
* NastyAccident stags cafuego with his claymore.05:49
NastyAccidentstabs*05:50
NastyAccidentdang nabbit.05:50
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bardyrwhere is a good place to get some information about hardy?, like eta's on kernel/X updates, features, etc15:11
Hobbseethe alpha release notes15:11
Hobbseewhen they happen15:11
IntuitiveNipplebardyr: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyReleaseSchedule15:11
bardyrHobbsee, are there any "progress" blogs or something ?15:12
Hobbseebardyr: that's them.15:12
Hobbseebardyr: basically, people are busy getting stuff done, rather than blogging :)15:12
bardyrHobbsee, probably, i just want my 2.6.24rc2 kernel :) and other cool stuff15:12
Hobbsee:)15:13
Hobbseeso do i...so do i.15:13
Hobbsee"whne it's done, and it all builds"15:13
bazhangmailing lists are nice too at lists.ubuntu.com15:13
bardyrbazhang, actually the mailinglists are great :D15:14
bardyrbazhang, thansk15:14
bardyrks15:14
IntuitiveNippleanyone got an idea why a kvm guest using vde would pause for __long__ periods during an apt-get, but a simple 'ping' from another terminal immediately unpauses it?15:15
bardyrIntuitiveNipple, some Interrupts or events are faulty and ping/network stack awakes them?15:18
IntuitiveNipplebardyr: Hmmm. Been looking for some clues in logs/stats on both guest and host and can't find anything. Starting to annoy me now since I have to hand-hold the all the guests when they do build-tests15:19
bazhangbardyr: no problem I was told about them by these kind gentlefolk :}15:22
Laser87Hi!17:21
Popolonhi19:07
PopolonI just installed lzma on ubuntu 7.1019:07
Popolonand seen than the version of the package is lzma 4.4319:08
Popolonbut it's not a stable release19:08
Popolonand the official site say to don't use it19:08
Popolonthe format can change19:08
Popolonthe production version is 4.32.319:08
Popolonhttp://tukaani.org/lzma/download19:08
bardyrPopolon, and what do you want us to do?19:09
Popolonit could be bad for user to use not finished format :(19:09
Popolonoops19:09
Popolonthe official site is not up to date ???19:09
Popolonthere is not 4.4319:09
Popolononly 4.42 experimental19:09
Popolonhttp://tukaani.org/lzma/download19:11
Popolonwhere is this 4.43 ??19:12
Popoloneven the sourceforge.net site doesn't contain 4.4319:13
bardyrPopolon, look under "Source Code"19:13
Popolonthat's what I looked19:13
Popolons/what/where19:13
Popolonthere is definitivly no 4.4319:14
PopolonI use lzma on my main computer (in linuxfromscratch, not ubuntu)19:14
Popoloni have a second computer with ubuntu19:14
Popolonslackware use lzma as default compression for its packages since at least 1 year19:15
PopolonIt is far better than bz219:15
Popolonand reduce a lot usage of space disk and bandwidth19:15
Popolonthe compression is slower and need more ram19:15
Popolonbut the decompression is faster and lighter than bz219:16
Popolonthis really the ideal for distro19:16
bardyrPopolon, its not ideal if packages takes +3 times as long to compress19:17
Popolonbut the package is only compressed one time by dev19:19
Popolonand transfered decompressed lot of times by user19:19
Popolonthis could reduce bandwitdh from several petabytes of transfert19:21
Popolonand save some megawatts around the world for decompression19:21
bardyrgzip is much faster for decompression?19:21
Popolonbardyr, sure gzip is faster, but don't compress very well20:43
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