[00:05] \a [00:05] * Dave2 stabs backspace for being above enter... [00:06] better to stab those long fingers, no? [00:06] * nalioth runs [00:06] * Dave2 has short fingers [00:07] (to go with the short everything else) [00:08] * Dave2 tries to sleep ahead of relatively early start [00:25] * Myrtti grumbles at linux kernel and UBUNTU RECURSIONS [00:26] dear Linux. I hate you. Your friend, Miia. [00:34] so now I've got in my hands a laptop which doesn't have working wifi whatsoever. [00:34] YAY! [00:34] * Myrtti headwalls [01:36] I want what I want, devil take the facts [01:54] DCC SEND AFFDGADFDHDFHADHGAGFHJAGDHJGDAHa [01:54] fuckballs, nobody's connection dies. [01:55] genius [01:55] wonder why he is banned.. [01:57] Hes forwarded here, thatcan probably be removed [01:57] bet that is holymoo [01:58] is he forwarded because of his hostname or his wonderfull ident? [01:58] oh wait, not him specifically. [01:58] @bansearch onx [01:58] Match: *!*fuck*@*!#ubuntu-ops by Automated-Addition in #ubuntu-offtopic on Jun 28 2008 07:30:23 (ID: 4973) [01:58] Match: *!*fuck*@*!#ubuntu-ops by Automated-Addition in #ubuntu on Apr 18 2008 18:46:25 (ID: 4878) [01:58] Match: *!*fuck*@*!#ubuntu-ops by Automated-Addition in #ubuntu on Apr 18 2008 18:46:25 (ID: 4844) [01:58] or el_gat0_xd [01:58] So, can't really be removed, since theyre boilerplate ones [02:03] In ubottu, dataflow said: well done...this is exactly what i need [02:04] heh [02:08] he's caught a k-train [02:08] and i don't think it's holycow [03:09] In #kubuntu, notriddle said: !gpm is a daemon that captures mouse events when the system console is active, and delivers events to applications through a library. [03:11] In #kubuntu, notriddle said: !kdm is the KDE Display Manager. It manages a collection of X servers on local or remove machines. [03:11] In #kubuntu, notriddle said: !gdm is the GNOME Display Manager. It manages a collection of X servers on local or remove machines. [03:20] In ubottu, notriddle said: kubuntu-restricted-extras is ubuntu-restricted-extras [03:21] In ubottu, notriddle said: xubuntu-restricted-extras is ubuntu-restricted-extras [04:32] In #ubuntu-np, GNuBOi said: ubottu, where is ubuntu release party [05:07] ubottu: tell WPPWAH about away [05:26] if i have a directory full of images, how can i generate an html page that contains the image and the written link to it? [05:27] written link? [05:29] i want the image and next to it the absolute line [image shows up here] http://mywebsite/images/image.jpg [05:31] And then the next ones are below it? [05:32] yes [05:32] Theres a few ways you could do it.

image.jpg
or

[05:32] The latter is probably the "cleanest" [05:32] probably throw in some
s [05:32] Flannel: guess i should have made myself more clear [05:32] i've got 1700+ images [05:33] is there a scripted way to do what i'm asking? [05:33] right, generate a script to get the file list, and plug them in for image.jpg [05:33] oh [05:33] uh, find yadda yadda tee -a "html with $i" [05:34] whatever that mumbo jumbo is [05:34] Or you want to do it in like php? [05:34] * nalioth doesn't speak mumbp jumbo [05:34] or some other serverside language (where it generates the list each time?) [05:34] doesn't make a flip to me [05:34] nalioth: Just looking for a simple gallery? Check out Scry (on sourceforge) [05:34] no, not a gallery [05:35] i need it in [imgage goes here] absolute-link-to-image [05:35] right. Eh, Just homebrew something. Do you not do any serverside languages? [05:36] i am doing well to write simple html [05:36] No, no, nothing wrong with that. I just would've tried to write it in something you were already familiar with. [05:36] for i in *.jpg; do echo "$i" >> index.html; done [05:36] will that work? [05:37] * nalioth blinks [05:37] oh you want the image too. [05:37] add an

in there too :) [05:37] with quotes! [05:37] src='$i' href='$i' [05:37] insert
where helpful [05:37] wow this is really a batteries-not-included script. sorry about that :D [05:38] y'all have lost me [05:38] for i in *.jpg; do echo "

" >> index.html; done [05:38] nalioth: if you run a loop like this in bash, it'll run the echo command once for each *.jpg file you have in the current directory, where $i gets replaced by the filename [05:39] and all those get appended into an index.html file [05:39] no forkbombs? :P [05:39] And then you just need to prepend and append the proper html goodies [05:39] $i might need {} around it [05:41] lol no forkbombs, this is all safe code :) [05:41] Flannel's version will likely work the best [05:41] that should write the labor-intensive repetitive HTML for you. [05:42] it only made one line [05:42] what extension are the files? [05:42] you might need in *.jpg *.JPG [05:42] i've gove over 50 .jpg files there [05:42] got, even [05:42] thanks, y'all [05:42] are they capital JPG or lowercase? [05:43] i'll just do 10 at a time for a few days [05:43] * nalioth knows the diff tween .jpg and .JPG [05:44] but thanks [05:45] sorry it didn't work :) [06:35] nalioth: "flickr" [06:38] there is no word for expressing the full crispness and the edge of this feeling I feel for xfce4-terminal [07:50] Myrtti: crippled? [09:27] Tm_T: that would be quite close [09:27] I was thinking of along the lines of "sticking wood splinters under my nails" as one metaphore [10:30] this apt-p2p is a nice idea, but I hate that I'm getting a *LOT* of E: Failed to fetch http://localhost:9977/fi.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/j/java-common/default-jre-headless_1.6-30ubuntu3_amd64.deb: 500 Internal Server Error's [11:43] south_korea [11:47] what about him ? [11:48] I'm going to start removing/banning bullguard4 if he can't get with the program, he's had 1000's of warnings and a few wartning kicks but he still treats it like generic linux help [11:49] south_korea does not seem to be able to draw the line between support and chat [11:49] bazhang I know [11:49] bullgard wants to translate the entirety of linux seemingly [11:49] but that is offtopic in #ubuntu [11:50] bazhang: Please explain your suggestion. [11:51] bullgard4, you are asking too many offtopic questions in #ubuntu [11:51] bullgard4, it is a very busy channel and I have witnessed you just today arguing with people when you do not get the answer you want. [11:52] bullgard4, that is both offtopic and against the code of conduct for #ubuntu channels [11:52] !coc [11:52] The Ubuntu Code of Conduct to which we ask all Ubuntu users to adhere can be found at http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct/ [11:52] bullgard4 you know the situation - you know it's ubuntu support only [11:52] bullgard4: you've been asked MANY times to deal with only ubuntu support in #ubuntu, you've been removed from the channel a few times for being offtopic but it's always the same, I see you ask in ##linux you don't get a response so you ask here [11:54] bullgard4: do you understand the topic of the #ubuntu channel clearly ? [11:55] bazhang: Because I am asking for the meaning of the processor flags you are telling me that I am arguing with people when I do not get the answer I want? I reject this argument. I have not argued when I have asked for the meaning of processor flags. [11:55] bullgard4 you know that is offtopic yes/no [11:55] bullgard4: after all the conversations people have had with you about being offtopic - do you think asking for documentation about processor flags is on or offtopic ? [11:55] bullgard4, you said earlier today to someone:"that is of no use to me" [11:56] bazhang: When speaking about processor flags? [11:57] bullgard4, not only that occasion; on many occasions you have argued with others. [11:57] bullgard4: after all the conversations people have had with you about being offtopic - do you think asking for documentation about processor flags is on or offtopic ? [11:57] bullgard4, but that is a moot point; you are offtopic and continue to be so in #ubuntu . [12:00] bullgard4: do you understand the topic of #ubuntu - I'm asking you publicly and clearly now for the record [12:01] bullgard4: it's importnat you respond please. Do you understand the topic for the #ubuntu channel [12:03] ikonia: Topic for #ubuntu: Official Ubuntu Support Channel. I have asked question that relate to my Ubuntu problems. [12:03] bullgard4 you have asked questions that are on topic in the past, no question, but you ask MANY more offtopic questions [12:03] bullgard4: you understand you need to stop asking the offtopic random/generic linux questions ? [12:05] bullgard4: when you've digested that I'd really appriciate a yes/no response, but take you time so you fully understand what I'm asking [12:07] ikonia: My questions in the channel #ubuntu have been and are related to my usage of the Ubuntu operating system. [12:30] meh. I don't like what's going on at -ot at all [12:30] icesword is up to his usual [12:34] So, How was everyone's weekend? [12:35] I barely got out of bed... [12:35] :-D [12:36] The most constructive thing I did was put up a Pink Floyd poster. [12:38] i went to my favourite cafe for pudding. [12:38] I'm getting bad wibes at -ot [12:38] yup [12:38] south_korea [12:39] also tool_ [12:39] he was a pain in #ubuntu until we got him to join there [12:39] seems not to have changed for the better [12:44] bullgard4: apologies for the slow response, I had to go with a meeting, I'll summerise for you so we can end this, yes you have asked questions about ubuntu, no argument, but you persisantly ask questions that are nothing to do with ubuntu - eg: your request for "where to find documentation about the processor flags and what they mean" - and you have been warned about this many times. [12:52] ikonia: The kernel is an inherent part of Ubuntu. You cannot think of Ubuntu without the kernel. To divide a line is arbitrary. I may be useful for practical reasons. But to punish Ubuntu people who ask questions about the functioning of the kernel in relation to better usage of Ubuntu adds to frustrating Ubuntu people. [12:52] It [12:58] bullgard4, we are not here to support the kernel. #ubuntu is for ubuntu-specific stuff. kernel processor flags are not ubuntu-specific. [12:59] elkbuntu: I agree. [12:59] bullgard4 so your agreeeing your asking off topic questions [12:59] bullgard4, then why are we having this discussion? what about your questions have been ubuntu-specific? [13:01] elkbuntu: It is said that a special processor flag indicates if a 32- or a 64- bit version of Ubuntu is to be installed. Why should I not ask for such a flag's meaning? [13:02] bullgard4 those flags are nothing to do with ubuntu [13:02] more to the point, if you haven't done a google for, i dont know, 'linux processor flags documentation', then you're probably not going to get far with it anyway. if you're playing kernel hacker, you need to be self-sufficient. [13:08] I still believe that a certain x86 processor family flag indicates if this processor is suitable for an Ubuntu 64 bit version or not. But I cannot verify this in this moment. [13:08] LjjjL, so apparantly my issue with the wifi was that the bios had disabled it (and the camera) [13:08] elkbuntu: on the eee? [13:08] LjjjL, yes. [13:09] elkbuntu: don't you have eee-control installed? [13:09] never heard of this. [13:10] LjjjL, is it in default repos? [13:10] elkbuntu, no it isn't, it's written by someone who hangs around in #eeepc, but it's available as a .deb and IMHO it's pretty well behaved [13:11] elkbuntu: http://greg.geekmind.org/eee-control/ [13:13] LjjjL, how does it differ to eee-applet (which i just found in the repos) [13:14] looks much the same [13:14] elkbuntu: well, one thing that certainly differs is that eee-applet isn't available in Hardy, which i use [13:14] ah [13:15] elkbuntu: but aside from that i guess you should ask the author of either [13:15] i upgraded to intrepid, and i'll take something in universe over non-repo stuff any day [13:15] i actually reinstalled intrepid, but meh [13:16] elkbuntu: eee-control's author is "zgreg" on freenode [13:17] elkbuntu: one nice thing in eee-control (but eee-applet might have the same) is that it switch to and from powersave mode when you plug and unplug mains, much like xandros [13:19] elkbuntu: i'm actually changing my mind over whether or not to install intrepid about every 10 minutes... ;) [13:19] heh [13:20] i'd ask you how it's faring for you but comparing a 701 with a 901 probably doesn't make too much sense [13:20] my only issue is that stupification of the entire quit interface, and the fact that my mother cannot seem to burn a usable disc. [13:21] also, Hardy has two things that Intrepid lacks: KDE 3 (which i'm currently not using, but i'd hate to not have its programs available) and firefox-2, as firefox-3.0 is for some reason incredibly slow [13:21] anyway, i'm off to bed [13:21] elkbuntu: what'd they do to quit? [13:22] LjL, integrated the panel quit button thing with pidgin, and put a 60second timer on the quit/restart/whatever_else dialog. [13:23] anyway, bed for real. [13:23] night [13:23] (integrating the quit button with... pidgin?! sounds pretty scary) [13:27] bullgard4 I think this is going nowhere now - the bottom line is 1.) you've been ask multiple times to remain on topic 2.) you've been unable to do this, I'd like you to stop - hence why I'm asking you publicly to think about what you ask is this ubuntu questions (great ask it) if this is a generic linux question (don't ask it) I'm sorry to have to paint it out so black and white but it seems the only way as your not getting it any other way [13:32] ikonia: In my practice often questions arise that are not so simply to put into one or the other of the two categories. I will try to make a sharper distinction though. [13:33] bullgard4 your thought on it would really be appriciated as you really seem to struggle more than most to seperate them, I appriciate your effort though [13:33] ikonia: Thank you. [13:33] bullgard4: genuinly - thank you [13:43] ikonia: /me blinks [13:43] ? [13:44] ikonia: #freenode [13:44] * ikonia offers pici eyewash [13:44] I don't know him ???? [13:44] Weird. [13:44] Probably best to ignore then. [13:44] I've never even seen that nick [13:44] don't recognise the ident [13:45] I'll ignore it, [13:45] Pici: well spotted though [13:47] @bansearch klope [13:47] No matches found for klope!*@* in any channel [13:47] @bansearch kloppe [13:47] No matches found for kloppe!*@* in any channel === quassel251 is now known as genii [14:29] Myrtti: Yes, it's me. Moin [14:29] moin [14:30] LjL: you really need to start inventing more original nicknames [14:30] LjL: like "&KLSADURTY#¤%/ === i^d]gXEm is now known as LjL [14:31] Myrtti: i don't invent them, muh invents them! [14:32] i have bip installed (but i've not yet switched to it) [14:32] muh runs in a crontab, bip starts from init.d [14:32] so bip gets the LjL nickname first [14:35] ...does your client deliberately try to make nicks which make me start to reach for easykline? [14:36] ljl is a troll [14:36] Dave2: yes, yes i understand. it's not my client, it's the bouncer, and you know what the historical genesis of irc bouncers is about... [14:37] it tries LjL but it's taken by bip, then LjL-Temp but it's taken by the client, then a pseudo-random nickname that looks like a k-line ready to be issued [14:46] hmm, k-lines-r-us? [14:46] hey Seeker` [14:47] heya [14:47] how be? [14:48] good, you ? [14:49] not bad [14:49] got a job [14:50] cool where and what [14:50] kings langley, doing architecture / algorithms work for a company that does graphics chips [14:51] that sounds interesting [14:51] I hope it is :) [14:51] when do you start ? [14:54] 1st december [14:54] #congratulations [15:24] ikonia: thanks [15:46] have to reboot when trying to connect to wifi hotspot? [15:46] never heard of that one before [15:47] bazhang: They likely don't know of dhclient [15:48] genii, wos' story just does not add up [15:50] he claims that the AP is his, then mention he does not know if they are encrypted or not [15:51] bazhang: I haven't been paying too much attention there, lemme check scroll [15:52] bazhang: he is a little suspicious, but I think there is also a language barrier to get across [15:52] ikonia, could well be [15:55] I think he's actually just more confused than anything [15:56] or miscommunicating [15:56] Yup [16:00] its the confused one [16:15] * Myrtti grunts [16:15] http://jaiku.com/channel/ubuntu/presence/48613124 [16:16] Too many ppl do that sudo [16:20] reeeheeehheeeaally [16:21] genii: I feel old, grumpy, tired and too Ubuntuish. [16:21] I think he is trying to connect via ethernet and wifi at the same time. [16:22] ie the neighbor's wifi [16:22] Probably, yeah [16:22] which can be done [16:22] who what where [16:22] wos1 in #ubuntu [16:22] oh. [16:22] way too many discrepencies in his story by now [16:23] ha ha [16:23] Columbo [16:23] hehe [16:23] should tell him about load balancing [16:23] but that would be wrong [16:24] ie leeching others wifi [16:24] "Just the facts ma'am..... Aaah... I have just a few more questions... sorry to be a bother" [16:26] hahaha [16:26] that was a classic show [16:29] argh. I've got someone from Bristol that wants to befriend me in Facebook, but I have no idea whatsoever who he is. [16:29] bristol [16:30] argh Facebook [16:30] there fixed [16:31] what where [16:31] * Seeker` goes to find Myrtti on facebook [16:31] she has pictures of hamsters [16:31] I've seen them on jussi's [16:32] guinea pigs? [16:32] GUINEA PIGS [16:32] * ikonia [16:32] * Myrtti slaps ikonia with a biodegradable bag full of wet soggy woodchips [16:32] I think jussi01's ones are of a hedgehog [16:32] yeah he does have a cool hedgehog [16:33] genii, ikonia: http://myrtti.fi/temp/siili-ja-marsut.mp4 yupyup [16:33] downloading [16:33] yip yip yip [16:33] (I should really encode that with the permission of jussi01, that's his video) [16:35] I like the domain. I tried to get genii.ca before but it's gone already [16:35] !ubottu [16:35] Hi! I'm #ubuntu-ops's favorite infobot, you can search my brain yourself at http://tinyurl.com/5zfb6t - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots [16:36] genii: I'll tell the Jackass of Relationships and Nerdom thanks ;-) [16:37] (I didn't register that nor pay for the three years myself a year ago) [16:37] Heh [16:37] it was a lovely gift though [16:39] unfortunately coffeegenii.ca was also taken.(it's a brand of coffee maker) [16:40] * Seeker` found Myrtti on facebook [16:41] * Myrtti chuckles [16:42] stalker [16:43] does gord have an alternate nick of drog? in -ot [16:43] I'm surprised I've not really been facebook stalked that much [16:43] * ikonia watches pricechild from two holes in a news paper [16:43] bazhang: I'm pretty sure, yeah [16:43] .wi n33 [16:44] .fa il [16:44] undeed L( [16:44] ... [16:44] indeed :( [16:44] genii, they have very different isp's though [16:44] bazhang: is he causing a problem? [16:44] Seeker`, drog was a bit earlier (not gord) [16:45] seem to recall someone mirroring his nick a week or so ago [16:45] what was drog doing? [16:45] [16:46] serious trolling? or just being slightly annoying [16:46] somewhere in the middle [16:47] and the real gord does not seem to do that at all [16:47] Meh, I never did get the gcf dance for ubuntustudio done. [16:48] PriceChild gcf ? [16:48] group contact form [16:48] oh [16:48] at a guess [17:39] Myrtti: ? [17:40] Tm_T: ! [17:40] . [17:40] ‽ [17:40] I hate when only return from screensaver/lock is restarting Xorg [17:40] Tm_T: it often isn't. [17:41] Tm_T: drop to a console, login and kill the screensaver. [17:41] Nafallo: 1) no working console were available 2) no separate screensaver process [17:41] that sounds weird. [17:42] lovely isn't it [17:42] no. just weird. [17:42] no it's not [17:42] how can you have a screensaver running without having a screensaver running? [17:42] in stable and static desktop it would be weird [17:43] Nafallo: plasma love, my love [17:43] oh. scary stuff. [17:43] * Nafallo hugs Ubuntu :) [17:43] * Tm_T hugs her Ubuntu mug [17:44] Bah. When am I ever going to be able to purchase my Kubuntu mug. I've waited ever so long. [17:45] * Myrtti hugs her pink Mymble's Daughter mug [17:48] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mymble%27s_Daughter ♥ [17:56] Myrtti: you've read "Kotitonttu" yes? [17:57] the poem? [17:57] Astrid Lindgren's book [17:58] http://www.amazon.com/Tomten-Astrid-Lindgren/dp/0698115910/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1226339874&sr=8-1 [17:58] ("The Tomten" in English) [17:59] can't say I have [17:59] you should. :) [17:59] that book along with the Moomins was a big thing in our home. [18:01] kids... [18:01] http://www.iittalahomeshopping.com/WebRoot/iittala/Shops/iittala/4741/4ECE/1085/3213/A4FA/5274/EB19/5366/Mymmeli_muki.jpg ♥ [18:03] D bought http://dy.fi/qmg for himself :-D [18:27] moomins! [18:39] yeah mobile broadband on the train works ! [19:09] irc is sucking up too much time, I'm going to write a bot to replace me [19:10] sounds like a plan [19:10] 2 weeks later... writing a bot to replace me is taking up too much time ... [19:11] haha [19:13] jrib: then write a bot to write a bot to replace you [19:13] good idea, tell me in 2 weeks :) [19:25] jrib: just make an auto responded "speak to ljl, he knows how to do that" for every question [19:25] problem solved [19:25] hahaha [19:26] how can I break my computer? [19:26] speak to LjL, he knows how to do that! [19:29] Drop it from a height [19:31] Myrtti: you can use that vid no probs anytime - CC by SA [19:31] Hello all [19:32] jussi01: Heya. Did the core go down for a bit? [19:33] genii: no idea, havent looked [19:35] genii: no, doesnt look like it.. [19:36] Weird [19:36] jussi01: Because when I logged in today the username went back to quassel251 or so [19:37] genii: hrm, that is weird [19:38] genii: you might have bumped the other one? [19:38] jussi01: Maybe it disconects on netsplits [19:39] genii: no, because it didnt disconnect for me. [19:40] Hm [19:44] genii: you didnt ghost the nick at all? [19:46] jussi01: I need to find a decent video editing software then [19:51] !info kdenlive | Myrtti [19:51] myrtti: kdenlive (source: kdenlive): A Non-Linear Video Editing Suite for KDE. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.5.svn20071228-0.0ubuntu3 (intrepid), package size 871 kB, installed size 2624 kB [19:51] SHUT UP [19:51] !info openmovieeditor | Myrtti [19:51] myrtti: openmovieeditor (source: openmovieeditor): a simple non-linear video editor. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.0.20080102-2.1build1 (intrepid), package size 325 kB, installed size 856 kB [19:51] !cinelerra [19:51] Cinelerra is a video editor and compositor that cannot be included in Ubuntu for legal reasons. Install instructions can be found on http://cvs.cinelerra.org/getting_cinelerra.php#ubuntu [19:58] jussi01: Apologies on lag, work required me. As far as I know the name did not ghost. [20:13] * genii sips [21:01] watch \3TATUK in #u [21:01] ompaul called the ops in #ubuntu (trolling \3TATUK) [21:01] oh-k-then [21:12] jussi01: are you alive? [21:48] In #ubuntu, kyle said: !whisper flannel o interesting, as for what yous aid about the drivers. my friend is my go to guy about all this and he had to leave but he said they weren't already installed [22:13] what?! [22:16] ubottu: tell Seeker` that I think he is really special and cool [22:16] Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [22:16] *ducks* [22:16] ubottu: tell me about your childhood. [22:16] Sorry, I don't know anything about your childhood. [22:16] you and me both. [22:17] i think the mescaline baby formula was part of the problem [22:18] ubottu: tell me about everything you know [22:18] Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [22:18] ubottu: shhhhh lemme whisper in yo ear... [22:18] Error: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [22:18] [22:19] isn't the "awful" implied in the fact it is hiphop? [22:19] yes. [22:25] well, the is Doctor Octagon [22:25] *there [22:26] http://www.musicsonglyrics.com/D/droctagonlyrics/droctagonearthpeoplelyrics.htm [22:27] I got cosmophonic, pressed a button, changed my face [22:27] You recognised, so what? I turned invisible [22:27] Made myself clear, reappeared to you visual [22:27] Disappear again, zapped like a android [22:27] Face the fact, I fly on planets every day [22:27] My nucleus friend, prepare, I return again [22:27] My 7XL is not yet invented [22:41] In #ubuntu, MTecknology said: !intrepid is Ubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex) is the current release of Ubuntu. Downloading: http://releases.ubuntu.com/8.10/ - Features: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/810 - Please use !torrents [22:42]