[09:22] <ido_> hey guys
[09:27] <playya> hi
[09:33] <ido_> whats up
[09:35] <playya> not really much
[09:35] <playya> coding in java :(
[09:36] <ido_> do you code in C as well ?
[09:36] <playya> yes
[09:36] <playya> but prof. makes me code java for this project
[09:37] <ido_> have you developer for ubuntu ?
[09:38] <playya> nope
[09:59] <ido_> I'm actually going to use the UMPC for development on ubuntu
[10:01] <persia> That ought work fine, although a development box usually requires a bit more disk space, etc.  Be sure your hardware is up to it.
[10:04] <playya> my dvd drive seems to be broken and i can't find any of my usb sticks
[10:04] <playya> all disks causes some md5 errors
[12:55] <crevette> hello there
[12:55] <crevette> lool, around ?
[13:42] <lool> crevette: Not really
[13:42] <lool> crevette: what's up?
[13:43] <crevette> lool, doesn't matter, I think you're not the person I was looking for actually :)
[13:43] <crevette> I thought you worked in the v4l/v4l2 change but not apparently
[13:44] <lool> Well I prepared misc libv4l uploads
[13:44] <crevette> because I saw a patch landing in gstreamer cvs and I thought you'd be interested
[13:45] <crevette> I don't know if it is the one that ubuntu ships
[13:45] <crevette> actually
[13:45]  * crevette get bored at work
[13:45] <lool> crevette: we are using the v4l2 libv4l in gst, yes
[13:45] <lool> in gstreamer0.10-plugins-good
[13:46] <crevette> http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=545033 ?
[13:49] <lool> crevette: We have it already https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gst-plugins-good0.10
[13:49] <lool>   * debian/patches/10_fedora-use_libv4l.patch:
[13:51] <lool> crevette: Yeah, same patch basically (didn't check bit for bit)
[13:51] <crevette> okay I didn't want to bother you sorry
[13:52] <lool> crevette: That's ok
[13:52] <lool> Bye
[15:38] <brianchidester> ChickenCutlass: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/67356/
[17:06] <rrittenhouse> ian_brasil, I asked you yesterday about the Acer A150-1570 (with XP). I just wanted to confirm before purchasing it that the Acer AOA150 models work OK with Linux. I noticed a bunch of different conflicting specs for the thing and I'm just wanting to make sure. http://tinyurl.com/5jhul7
[17:09] <ian_brasil> well i am running an aspire and it works ok..wifi is currently not working however (it was on and off during the release candidate updates so I imagine it will soon ..sooner if i ever get round to submitting the bug)..also i have not tested the mic or the audio yet
[17:10] <rrittenhouse> Ah ok i was just making sure it was the XP version and whatnot. I noticed some of the specs were for other hardware and I was pretty confused :P
[17:11] <ian_brasil> mine came with linux but i changed it to ubuntu straight away
[17:11] <rrittenhouse> Is it the 1GB ram/Atom Proc/120GB thing?
[17:11] <pururu> mine is AO100 512ram/8gb ssd
[17:12] <rrittenhouse> ah.
[17:12] <ian_brasil> no it has 512 and an atom processor...the newest models have not got here yet
[17:12] <rrittenhouse> I figure they have different hardware. It said in windows that the card was an atheros
[17:12] <rrittenhouse> (the wireless card)
[17:13] <ian_brasil> yes mine is an atheros
[17:14] <pururu> any app to make video streaming from webcam? better if remote person dont need any specific software to recieve stream
[17:15] <ian_brasil> use gstreamer?
[17:15] <ian_brasil> i capture the webcam using V4linux
[17:16] <pururu> that act as server? what software client will use?
[17:17] <pururu> better if just browser
[17:17] <pururu> i use luvcview right now for just local capture
[17:18] <rrittenhouse> ian_brasil, I actually can't really find the Linux model (which is what I was looking for). But if the specs are better on the 150 I guess I should get it and see if I can get it working.
[17:18] <rrittenhouse> I would just hate to resort to Windows until it works haha :-D
[17:18] <ian_brasil> the linux model has either sold out or is not in stock
[17:18] <rrittenhouse> Oh ok.
[17:20] <ian_brasil> the price difference caused a demand surge at the start of the linux offerings
[17:20] <pururu> they even dont care to provide liveusb image of linpus lite... so pathetic
[17:20] <rrittenhouse> =/
[17:20] <ian_brasil> the linpus lite actually rocks..x11perf tests comparing this and ubuntu are intersting to say the least
[17:20] <rrittenhouse> So I would be OK trying the XP version? I don't care if it has SSD, really. It has a regular 120gb drive in it
[17:20] <pururu> on linpus website... and to include rescue DVD with netbook... that make me to just lol
[17:21] <ian_brasil> well the ssd means your lap does not get hot
[17:21] <pururu> ian_brasil: dunno... glxgears show same, or ubuntu is little better
[17:21] <rrittenhouse> ah
[17:21] <ian_brasil> important in a warm climate
[17:22] <rrittenhouse> I guess its not too much of an issue for me. Thats a rough choice 8GB ssd or 120gb non ssd
[17:22] <rrittenhouse> :P
[17:22] <ian_brasil> i ran x11perf -all on both
[17:22] <ian_brasil> and the original system install was a lot faster
[17:22] <rrittenhouse> ah.. well I figure ssd would be
[17:22] <rrittenhouse> im just worried about the lack of space
[17:23] <ian_brasil> buy slot cards 
[17:23] <ian_brasil> ?
[17:23] <pururu> problem is not 8 gb, problem is it really slow, i made dd if=/dev/zero of=ssd   and reported write speed was 2.5 mbytes/sec ... probably average for whole ssd
[17:24] <pururu> also i'm not sure if it is smart to download torrents to this ssd
[17:25] <brianchidester> bfiller: was system info removed from unr or can I not find it for some other reason?
[20:19] <ido_> hm.
[20:19] <ido_> welcome back orga.
[20:20] <ido_> I use a bluetooth keyboard, and every time it disconnects, it forgets my language settings