[00:00] Software center is like, years-light away from Synaptic! [00:00] Daekdroom: oh its going to be improved a lot [00:00] and the plan is for them to replace Synaptic with it from the default install [00:00] in the default install [00:01] Daekdroom: that was going to be 10.04, but then it didn't happen, as far as I know [00:02] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoftwareCenter [00:02] Daekdroom: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoftwareCenter [00:02] Yay. [00:03] yeah there you go [00:03] ^ [00:03] My mom got a new Cable TV/Internet bargain! I have another 20GB to download till the end of the month :3 [00:03] That could be used to update to maverick.. [00:03] Daekdroom: update to mverick? [00:03] no [00:04] Too early, still? :( [00:04] if you got your stable 10.04 now, being used for data and normal computer useage [00:04] don't upgrade it to meverick any time soon [00:04] well, I still got Windows 7 xD [00:04] Daekdroom: if you watn to try mverick though do it the safe way and in a virtual machine [00:04] and no point doing alpha 1 [00:04] in your case [00:04] and the only thing I like bleeding edge is xorg.. so.. well, I better way? [00:04] its very much so like 10.04, well the noticeable end user features [00:05] Daekdroom: it takes them a while useually to get xorg stable or something like that [00:05] I see. Be right back in a few mins. === kuadrosx is now known as kuadrosx_ [00:08] I like Ubuntu because PPAs make it easy to make it just as bleeding-edge as you want it to be. [00:08] DanaG: well nearly I guess, but not all programs are in a ppa [02:10] ghj Fylhjbl === kuadrosx_ is now known as kuadrosx === Nigel is now known as G [07:12] error while loading shared libraries: libgnutls.so.13: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory [07:12] where is gnutls ? === ricotz_ is now known as ricotz [09:12] new kernel update in the oven :) [09:13] maybe that fixed my problem [10:09] help me please help for ban ubuntu ... === nebula is now known as nebula76 [10:32] hmm... is anybody else having a werid rendering issue with evince, it won't scroll a page normally, it keeps only the top half of the image. Like each page is fixed layer being peeled away, without showing the bottom part of the page. [10:32] I'm having trouble describing it. [11:45] !test [11:45] hrm? [11:47] wake up ubottu ! === echidnaman is now known as JontheEchidna === BUGabundo is now known as BUGabundo_IsBack [19:00] HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII [19:02] soooooooooooooooooooooo [19:02] how's the action this days? [19:03] what did i miss? [19:03] besides [19:03] 339 packages upgraded, 19 newly installed, 9 to remove and 8 not upgraded. [19:03] Need to get 404MB of archives. After unpacking 267MB will be used. [19:04] * om26er calls the floodbot ;) [19:04] BUGabundo_IsBack: wb! [19:05] yo sir, thank you [19:05] BUGabundo_IsBack: kernel updates are on the frits for now [19:05] om26er: missed me ? [19:05] oh great [19:05] well they were this morning [19:05] aha seems fixed [19:05] ehe managed to control my bug mail [19:05] 102 packages upgraded, 7 newly installed, 4 to remove and 0 not upgraded. [19:05] only 76 emails :D [19:06] and i've upgraded yesterday :D [19:19] 58% [261 myspell-pt-br 665792/1,336kB 49%] [11 chromium-browser-dbg 73566553/101MB 72%] 146kB/s 19min 22s [19:19] hummm are the mirrors slow? [19:20] Which mirror? [19:20] http://mirrors.fe.up.pt/pub/ubuntu/ [19:20] 138kB/s [19:20] bahhh [19:20] gaosu is fast tho! [19:21] BUGabundo_IsBack: It's you. [19:21] 400MBs is gonna take tooo long [19:21] BUGabundo_IsBack: I'm getting 14.47M/s to that box. [19:21] bah [19:21] 465,617,496 17.62M/s ETA 00:15 [19:21] my isp screew me while I was out [19:21] yeah they are on Gigabit [19:21] And, so am I. [19:21] I think like 6gb for the all complex [19:24] https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/316272 [19:24] Launchpad bug 316272 in Launchpad Registry "launchpad should verify gmail or DomainKeys authenticators" [Low,In progress] [19:24] wow that bug is a mess [19:24] ppl that should know better keep fighiting at each other [19:27] Interesting. [19:29] jpds: what? the bug? [19:30] its as old as LP [19:56] one week worth of updates, including X, and kernel.... [19:56] I wonder if ill survive a reboot [19:57] heh [19:57] no, I trully do [19:57] I have been noticing after an update, the next reboot uses 2.5x times as much memory as normal [19:57] really? [19:57] I think cause of ureadahead rebuild [19:57] Mem: 4059284 3720648 338636 0 78556 1726968 [19:57] but if I reboot again, it will be back to normal [19:57] that in an invalid mem line :) [19:57] The following packages are BROKEN: [19:57] kmail-dbgsym [19:57] lovelly! [19:58] its fine atleast here [19:58] after an update, 500megs ram used (after reboot) [19:58] every reboot, after that, only 200megs ram used [19:58] BUGabundo_IsBack: so are libavcodec-extra-52 libavutil-extra-50 [19:58] * gnomefreak doesnt have KDE installed at this time [19:59] BUGabundo_IsBack: you dont need -dbgsym since apport now does eveything [19:59] well most everything [19:59] gnomefreak: that's been broken preatty much all cycle [19:59] only VLC works here [20:00] gnomefreak: not when reporting upstream [20:00] to kde or gnome [20:00] BUGabundo_IsBack: it started about 1-2 weeks ago for me [20:00] BUGabundo_IsBack: you can file it upstream and use the stuff on LP bug [20:00] it should have tracebacks and friends [20:00] damn it [20:01] how does the bright applet manages to be broken for 3 cycles? [20:01] and my day just gets better. now multiverse is down [20:01] you scroll over it, the next time you do, it stops working [20:01] applet changes are going to be big this cycle at least for gnome [20:02] indicator-applet [20:05] the dbgsys packages are from pittis repo not offifical so feel free to remove broken packages [20:05] * gnomefreak should spend tomorrow rebuilding packages against the 2 packages above [20:09] and im out. be back tomorrow maybe in a better mood [20:10] aha patdk-wk it's always after an update? :D [20:10] yep [20:15] I updated again today, and high memory usage [20:16] trying here too [20:16] where should we file the bugreport? [20:16] or isn't it actually a bug [20:17] I would call it one [20:17] but I have no clue where [20:17] is it a ureadahead bug? is it something else? dunno [20:18] I confirm! [20:18] it does happen [20:18] I'm outtie [20:27] I wonder if the same is true on a lucid system.. === jtechidna is now known as JontheEchidna [21:01] how come we're not testing x 1.9 yet? [21:15] Still no btrfs enabled daily iso ? [21:53] aptitude safe-upgrade wants to remove linux-generic??? oO [21:53] eheh [21:54] some times it does happen [21:54] but it shouldn't remove it? [21:56] it shouldn't [21:56] it shouldn't [21:56] very tricky what ever you have [21:56] maybe you pin it higher [22:23] hummm [22:24] desktop couch broken again? [22:24] or is its nice way to tell me to reboot? [22:24] gwibber is eating all my cores [22:46] knittl: sure that it doesn't just want to remove the old headers? === vivid` is now known as vivid [22:57] yofel: o/ [22:57] hey ;) === vivid` is now known as vivid [23:44] is anyone packaing googleCli? [23:45] The Debian guys were fussing about it yesterday. [23:48] http://bugs.debian.org/585935