[02:30] Chipzz: That's one theory I guess. [05:52] just wondering if it'd be acceptable to open a bug for this, encrypted LVM in ubuntu 10.04 seems to break suspend mode [05:52] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedFilesystemLVMHowto#Some%20Notes it says here "Suspend or suspend2 don't work with this configuration. If you have a working configuration with suspend or suspend2, please append to this article or post a separate one." I'm using Ubuntu 10.04 LTS. [05:52] it does say there in the wiki that it does not work [05:52] I'm just wondering if there's a technical reason as to why it doesn't work [05:53] ie something related to security, the swap file is encrypted so it shouldn't be an issue suspending to it. [05:54] it'd be also interesting if someone with a 10.10 release could test it, incase it has been fixed. [05:54] too much info relates t < 8.04 which was back when we had HAL === temugen_ is now known as temugen === warp11 is now known as warp10 === temugen is now known as Guest14243 === d1b_ is now known as d1b === beuno_ is now known as beuno [07:10] hi everyone i am here to get some idea about contributting to open source by the way i am interested to learn core programming ....anybody can help?? === wgrant_ is now known as wgrant [07:16] riyaz: do you mean kernel hacking? [07:17] chris_osx:no no just to contribute some applications .. === RoAkSoAx_ is now known as RoAkSoAx === enrico_ is now known as enrico === tkamppeter_ is now known as tkamppeter [09:40] hi, [09:54] hi, I made a summary page about decentralized Ubuntu package system https://wiki.ubuntu.com/damascene/Decentralized%20Ubuntu please look at it. === tkamppeter_ is now known as tkamppeter === Adri2000_ is now known as Adri2000 === jtechidna is now known as JontheEchidna [14:13] I had a problem with sound in headphones on my new asus eee pc running lucid, I followed instructions here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Audio/InstallingLinuxAlsaDriverModules, the module is only available for 2.6.32-24 kernel and currently on lucid I am running 2.6.32-25 kernel, so will the fix be patched into this kernel, please advise [14:17] bonii: if it doesnt work in maverick then you can make a bug report about it [14:20] bonii: pls don't abuse this channel for bug reports, especially not for bug reports about stable.. [14:20] err, s/bug reports/support/ [14:23] Chipzz: I was just saying to report a bug if its not in maverick [14:23] and the channel was quiet so its all good [14:24] fagan: no. this channel being quiet is no excuse for abusing it [14:24] Chipzz: I wasnt [14:24] fagan: and my comment wasn't aimed at you... [14:24] oh sorry [14:25] I am sorry if I abused something, I just thought of cross checking with the devs before filing a report, whether the fix was in the process of being pushed [14:25] Sorry if it went againts the channel policy [14:25] bonii: well the kernel version should be fine for maverick [14:25] bonii: it's good practice to read a channels' topic before talking in it [14:26] * Chipzz wonders why ppl never do that. *sigh* [14:26] * bonii goes to read the topic [14:26] Chipzz: its a bad habit really for people [14:26] that last thing was a generic comment, not aimed at you specifically bonii [14:26] they see the channel name and think this one can give me the answer [14:26] Chipzz: :) [14:28] I am really really REALLY considering a patch to xchat which pops up a big warning to read the channel topic upon starting it, with a greyed out 'ok' button that only gets enabled after 10 seconds, and the only way to turn it off a hidden and undocumented gconf option [14:29] Chipzz: hmmm people would still probably ignore it [14:29] ...the original query wasn't that bad [14:29] its one of those things that ive come to accept that its always going to happen [14:29] this is a gross overreaction [14:29] Laney: I'm just ranting about no-one caring about topics anymore, not so much about the original query ;) [14:30] an off-topic rant about people being off-topic [14:30] hmm [14:30] :) [14:44] bonii: about your original query; #ubuntu is for general support; if you don't get an answer there, you could try #ubuntu-kernel (not 100% sure if it's on-topic there) [14:48] (it is on topic for that channel) [14:49] since #ubuntu-kernel's topic doesn't specify wether it's only about stable or devel too, and the wiki page mentions the "The Ubuntu Kernel Team" and "Crack of the Day", I'ld say it is [14:58] Chipzz: Thanks, I will check that out === korn_ is now known as c_korn === xfaf is now known as zul [17:36] Chipzz: honestly, most of these OT questions could be defused with much less noise in the channel if you'd be a little bit less hair-trigger-annoyed in your replies. A polite redirection suffices and is more within the spirit of the code of conduct. There's no need to rant at people. [17:40] the person who came in was apologetic and polite when corrected [17:40] cjwatson: and I did point him in the right direction [17:40] you were unnecessarily vitriolic. [17:40] please try to refrain from that in future [17:43] (yes, you did point him in the right direction) [17:45] cjwatson: IMO, much of these OT questions could be avoided by simply setting the channel +s [17:45] so it doesn't show up in the server list of channels [17:46] I don't think that's necessary. The OT questions are not a significant contributor of noise. The attempts to police them, however, do seem to be [17:47] I frequently read through long backlogs of this channel to find a small amount of OT questions and a huge screed of flamewar about whether it was appropriate or not [17:47] being a bit more relaxed in directing people to where they can best get help would do everyone a lot of good, I think === Claudinux_ is now known as Claudinux [17:48] I've bitten my tongue about it for some time because I don't want to be part of the same problem [17:49] but the contrast with some other channels where somebody comes in with a question, we say "sorry, this isn't really the right place, try #whatever", and they say thanks and leave, is quite marked === Seeker`_ is now known as Seeker` [17:50] I tend to do that but if it can be answered in one line anyway I just answer and say this isnt the place [17:50] if no one answers === Seeker` is now known as Guest11365 [17:55] cjwatson: I did say it was not the place, and I did point him in the right direction. and the rant wasn't directed at him specifically [17:58] or is it my use of the word "abuse" you're objecting to? [17:58] Oh yeah I mean say that I was just shortening it [17:59] The whole diatribe was unnecessary. If you'd have just redirected him in one line then nobody would have got upset. [17:59] True but I answered the question in one line instead and I thought that it was ok [18:00] but then 10 mins later it spawned the other thing [18:00] fagan: yes, it should have been the end of it [18:00] fagan: I don't think this is about you :) [18:00] :) [18:00] Enough about this for now though, please [18:00] yep [18:10] Anybody know which package the Kubuntu posters are in on the LiveCD? [18:13] ryanakca: I don't, but have you tried dpkg -S? [18:18] Chipzz: I don't have an Ubuntu LiveCD with me, only a box of Kubuntu ones (I'm trying to print one off for Software Freedom Day/week and don't know what package to download to get it) [18:22] wouldn't the Kubuntu posters be on the Kubuntu CD instead of on the Ubuntu CD? :) [18:23] Chipzz: youd think so [18:24] but they are on the Ubuntu CD... along with Xubuntu ones [18:24] that's not the "example-content" file, is it? [18:24] charlie-tca: aye [18:24] its a pretty nice set [18:24] ryanakca: if you know the filename, you can use packages.ubuntu.org [18:24] package name is "example-content [18:25] " [18:26] Ew. The example-content still uses old artwork and thinks we use Konqueror as our file manager. [18:27] (On Lucid anyways) [18:31] ryanakca: time for a update to that package then i guess :P [18:31] Quite :) [18:32] shadeslayer: I guess I'll have to make my own poster and update the package with it... [18:32] :D [18:32] ryanakca: poke sheytan with the artwork stuff [18:33] he is really really good at it === Guest11365 is now known as Seeker` === shadeslayer is now known as evilshadeslayer === evilshadeslayer is now known as shadeslayer === virtuald_ is now known as virtuald === rsalveti` is now known as rsalveti === soren_ is now known as soren [21:34] cjwatson: can you add libbluedevil and bluedevil to the set of kubuntu packages please? :P [21:34] thanks === Daviey_ is now known as Daviey === stgraber_ is now known as stgraber [23:19] any core devs about? i'm trying to chase somone to take a look at Bug #539814 [23:19] Launchpad bug 539814 in tar (Ubuntu Lucid) "tar: futimens() with a bad file descriptor (AT_FDCWD) causes bootstrapping failure with kernels < 2.6.22" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/539814 [23:24] pfft :( sd card on my laptop is so broken in recent kernels :(