=== sparkle_history is now known as sparklehistory === sparkle_history is now known as sparklehistory [05:03] anyone know of a decent transparent file version control system? [05:08] transparent? [05:14] Takyoji: what does that mean? [05:14] As in, it acts like a typical filesystem and doesn't need anything special of the application you're saving from. In other words, you overwrite a file from a program via saving, when the virtual filesystem just creates a new version of the file, but still keeping other previous versions intact, but not appearing as separate files. [05:14] If that makes sense [05:15] In fact, I could probably write a FUSE module to do such if I can't find anything to do such. [05:17] Virtually, there would be the one file; physically, there would be separate filename of different revisions of the file. [05:17] of the same file* [05:18] Takyoji: bzr + incron [05:18] 'tis awesome [05:19] because a person just wants to work on something in The GIMP, and be able to step back a revision, without having to manually commit to a VCS each time [05:19] precisely [05:20] incron is a daemon that watches any files and/or directories that you tell it to, and if they change, runs a command. Set that command to bzr commit, and yay. [05:20] ahh, intressant [05:27] http://paste.ubuntu.com/467813/ <- my commit script [05:28] ahh [05:29] I love it when there's commercials that are actually thought out and that have a deeper meaning/feeling to it. [05:30] I have yet to make an Ubuntu or Linux commercial of my own. :P [05:30] I have the capabilities; just never a perfect idea [05:31] I still enjoy the Linux IBM commercials. xP [05:31] Reason for mentioning it is that I noticed someone referencing to it in the comments on: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/07/best-advert-for-ubuntu-you-probably.html