=== vbits is now known as Vbitz === Hellow_ is now known as Hellow [05:29] hey i have a question [05:29] just thinking of the average computer user and wondering, why does the ubuntu kernel have amature radio support by default? [05:34] because there are HAM users of a non-trivial number [05:34] (granted, that isn't necessarily the *real* reason, but it stands that things not marked experimental or broken are selected) [05:35] that works i guess? do you think modularizing it might be a better option [05:35] (ham users are pretty advanced users in my experiance lol) [05:36] would it really impact the kernel that much? [05:36] and, would you really save more than say 10KiB? [05:36] good point [05:36] I would file a bug if you feel inclined to pursue it [05:37] no just going to make my own custom kernel [05:37] just throwing it out there though there are many 10k's one could cut from the kernel that would add up [05:38] who knows. anyway thats all thanks === Guest78452 is now known as NCommander [21:12] matti, hi :D [21:22] Hi dhillon-v10 ;] [21:22] dhillon-v10: Merry X-Mas ;] [21:25] matti, yah same to you, I found something futal on your wiki page, PLEASE REMOVE YOUR GPG FINGERPRINT FROM THAT PAGE okay :D [21:25] OK, why? [21:26] matti, an experienced hacker can do a lot with it ;) [21:29] dhillon-v10: You can read it off of my certificate anyway. [21:29] dhillon-v10: And there is no protection against somebody importing it. [21:29] matti, true but just in case [21:29] ;] [21:29] OK [21:30] matti, just finished installing virtual box, I am packaging dtrace on it so :D [21:31] Nice ;] [21:31] Linux could indeed use dtrace. [21:32] matti, this ome guy ported it to linux, I am just debianizing it :D [21:32] *one [21:34] ;] [21:34] I wonder. [21:35] Do we finally have kcore, kernel debugger and kexec supported natively in the Kernel? [21:35] I havent look at these for a while. [21:36] matti, not quiet sure about that, the kernel debugger I think so, see most of this is done upstream so we don't do too many changes to the kernel because something might break [22:03] ;]