[03:33] Ooo nice [03:33] Didn't know there was a "Mobile Broadband" section in the Network Connections panel [03:33] with a convenient wizard [03:34] <_diablo> indeed [03:35] Now only if there was something convenient for tethering as well [04:08] Interesting; Fennec is available in the standard repositories [04:08] <_diablo> for ubuntu? [04:08] yes [04:09] in the Ubuntu Software Centre [04:10] Is there a graphical method in Ubuntu to start and use an SSH connection for SOCKS tunnelling in GNOME? [04:11] <_diablo> uhhh, I don't know much about it, sorry [04:11] While acting under the GNOME connection settings, so that all other applications would utilize it as well [04:12] otherwise when I was referring to the idea of there being a vendor that sells Linux-supported hardware; I meant more like something similar to Newegg; not something for buying premade desktops/laptops [04:13] <_diablo> ah, I see. [04:13] <_diablo> you could just cross-reference newegg and linuxhardware [04:13] <_diablo> or google it :) [04:26] and that can be considerably a bit of work [04:27] thus if there was a vendor that could be a fusion of the two; then that would be wonderful [04:27] Perhaps I should run off right now and try to start such a firm. :P [04:27] at age 18 [04:27] <_diablo> do it! [04:27] <_diablo> it wouldn't cost much for the domain name either... [04:28] I believe it was also Mr. Gates that started MS at age 18. :P [04:28] <_diablo> so you're basically already a billionaire :) [04:47] otherwise I meant it more in a retailer aspect [04:48] only thing is that I don't have sufficient funds for start-up costs, otherwise I'm not sure if common manufacturers do direct-to-customer shipping [04:49] In the pond construction industry, retailers/distributors are completely needed, there's no manufacturers that also work as a distributor of their own products (except one perhaps) [05:00] Anyone know of a decent media server solution? [05:00] (that could run in background on a standard Ubuntu desktop installation) [05:02] you mean like mt-daapd? [05:03] So would that provide music files on-demand, or would it work on like a streaming playlist concept? [05:04] on-demand I think [05:05] I believe that would be what I'm looking for [05:05] additionally I wonder if there's anything for video as well [05:06] that I don't know [05:06] without the need of encoding [05:06] for use on an intranet [05:06] otherwise I could just do SAMBA or HTTP for something like that [05:07] You could just do a fi-le share if nothing else. [05:07] yeah [05:07] That's pretty much how I remotely access my content over my LAN; but over SSH