[00:00] <pleia2> thanks everyone :)
[00:00] <dinda> bodhi_zazen: I've actually asked for a Bzr / Moodle revision control 'thing'
[00:00] <DougieRichardson> night all
[00:00] <RoboNuggie> Night Dougie
[00:00] <Vantrax> night DougieRichardson
[00:00] <dinda> bodhi_zazen: I got alot of "in theory that could be done. . ."
[00:00]  * DougieRichardson waves goodnight
[00:01] <Vantrax> bodhi_zazen: i need an email from you to share this ubuntu one directory with the theme in it
[00:02] <Vantrax> doctormo:  just replace the logo.jpg file under /images/logos
[00:02] <Vantrax> ahh dont worry:P
[00:03] <Vantrax> its basically ready for an upload on the test server so i can see what i screwed up:P
[00:04] <bodhi_zazen> nice dinda :)
[00:05] <bodhi_zazen> I am more familiar with svn then bzr
[00:05] <doctormo> logo.jpg? That always amazes me why people use jpeg for none photographical images and not lossless png
[00:05] <bodhi_zazen> Vantrax: what do you need ?
[00:05] <Vantrax> yeah, i know what you mean doctormo
[00:05] <Vantrax> bodhi_zazen: an email address so I can share the files with you
[00:06] <doctormo> Vantrax: I still say you should commit it to a launchpad project
[00:06] <Vantrax> doctormo: sure, just let me get it to a semblance of something working first:P
[00:07] <doctormo> Vantrax: working first, then project? horse cart?
[00:07] <Vantrax> im not saying fixed, im saying that it will actually display something:P
[00:07] <Vantrax> remeber its completely blind coded, It hasnt been tested at all
[00:08] <Vantrax> Ive taken a theme and done heavy modification with no way of testing
[00:12] <doctormo> Vantrax: Ah, we should set up a course to teach us how to set up a local devel server
[00:12] <Vantrax> lol
[00:13] <Vantrax> bodhi and doctormo you should both see the theme in your ubuntu one
[00:14] <cprofitt> bodhi_zazen, ##beginners-council
[00:27] <Hades_pt> hey all
[00:27] <Hades_pt> good night
[00:35] <Vantrax> ll
[00:35] <Vantrax> lol
[00:40] <Hades_pt> good asterisk tutorial ?
[00:41] <Hades_pt> any one can point some url ?
[01:45] <Vantrax|Work> bodhi_zazen: what is the moodle theme path again?
[01:55] <Vantrax|Work> poke bodhi_zazen
[01:55] <Guest87181> hello i'm trying to partition my pc so that it boots windows andd linux but i'm having some problems
[01:55] <Guest87181> can anyone help?
[01:56] <Vantrax|Work> your best bet for support/help is #ubuntu, but feel free to ask
[01:56] <Guest87181> hm okay
[01:57] <Guest87181> what's the recommended space for a linux os
[01:57] <Guest87181> if i have like 300 gb
[01:57] <Guest87181> on my hd
[01:57] <Vantrax|Work> lol
[01:57] <Vantrax|Work> i put all the linux partitions in an extended partition (ie make them logical not primary)
[01:58] <Vantrax|Work> I have three, a root partition (os and apps) that is about 20gb, a swap partition that should be 1.5x to 2x your ram, and a /home partition that stores your data that can be as big as you need it to
[01:59] <Vantrax|Work> depending on what linux you use the root can me much smaller
[01:59] <Vantrax|Work> the minimum for Ubuntu is around 6gb
[02:00] <Guest87181> yes i am using ext3 and 5.1 gb
[02:01] <Guest87181> i'm not sure if that's enough cos i want to install a bunch of applications
[02:01] <Guest87181> i use my compie for programming and stuff
[02:22] <Guest87181> Vantrax|Work: how big is your /home?
[02:23] <Vantrax|Work> home is how big you want it to be, its where all your data is stored
[02:28] <Guest87181> hmmm i want my home to also store some windows data
[02:28] <Guest87181> and it was recommended that i use fat32
[02:31] <Guest87181> i can't set the mount point on fat32 as /home
[02:41] <Vantrax|Work> I would not mix the two
[02:46] <Vantrax|Work> windows and linux see files differently
[02:46] <Vantrax|Work> you can mount partitions to view and use the data, but have the home partition separate
[03:33] <wianney> opa gente
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[17:20] <infinity217> hi guys i need help in compiling a software, am i in the right channel
[17:26] <doctormo> Nope, people never ask and stick around any more, youngsters!