[00:02] h00k: yeah :( [00:03] h00k: we should have two more chances, although tonight and tomorrow may be semi-cloudy too. [00:04] I've always wanted to see them [01:12] h00k: NWS says "PARTLY CLOUDY WITH A 20 PERCENT CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND [01:12] THUNDERSTORMS BEFORE 9 PM..THEN CLEARING. [01:12] down here, which is promising for midnight [01:13] Same thing Thursday - "PARTLY CLOUDY IN THE EVENING THEN BECOMING [01:13] MOSTLY CLEAR. [01:13] is there any chance of a second chance at seeing the aurora tonight? [01:13] it was too cloudy last night [01:14] kermit: Yes - there were multiple flares, so all three nights have nearly equal shots. [01:15] cool [01:15] Wunderground agrees - 20% cloud cover at 1AM tonight [01:19] kermit, h00k: http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/rt_plots/kp_3d.html [01:19] looks like we're back up to 6 so far tonight [01:24] yay! [01:24] I might have to out to the airport across the road after the Ubuntu Wisconsin meeting [01:24] I wonder if it will be low enough to reach down here [01:24] tonyyarusso: ^ [01:26] dunno, but you have an advantage over me still [01:53] Less light polution, that's for sure [01:55] and higher latitude [03:04] we're higher, here? [03:05] sure enough. [03:05] Rhinelander is [03:06] geography fail [03:09] no u [03:10] owned [03:11] Rhinelander has 0.344848 of a degree on Shoreview. [03:13] (Approximately 24 miles) [03:15] tonyyarusso: you're welcome here! I have an excellent view! [03:16] h00k: of just stars so far, or do you have lights? [03:17] tonyyarusso: I don't know yet, I'm discussing Wubi in #ubuntu-us-wi [03:17] then I'll head out [03:17] ah [03:17] You're a four-hour drive away though, so maybe not :P [03:18] Yeah...it's true. Unless you speed! [03:18] you could get here by 1 [03:18] I have a futon [03:20] So, be there by 1, watch the sky for maybe two hours, then be awake, fed, and driving back here for work by 8AM... [03:22] yep. coffee! [03:22] there are worse ways to spend the evening [03:43] I'm going out now. [04:48] * Takyoji wonders if there's a reference which has all the commands of all common Linux package managers listed [04:55] Is there anything else other than dpkg and rpm? [04:58] apt and yum on top of those, yast, portage, stampede, urpmi, zypper, poldek, slackpkg, pacman, smart, equo, conary, and a few others. [04:59] ^^ Takyoji [04:59] but a handful of those are just frontends to apt or yum; correct? [05:01] nope [05:02] I mean [05:02] dpkg and rpm [05:03] apt being a frontend for dpkg; yum as a frontend for rpm [05:03] Package file formats: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_package_formats , package management systems: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Package_management_system#Linux_distributions [05:03] ahh [05:07] See also http://distrowatch.com/dwres.php?resource=package-management [05:08] yay [23:23] Hi [23:23] Hi all