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dmcgloneNavirio: I done ate it. sorry00:06
dmcglonelol00:06
Cheri703I don't think I want to know what you're referring to dmcglone...00:07
dmcglonePizza Cheri70300:07
dmcgloneNavirio: wanted me to bring hims some pizza00:07
Cheri703ah, ok00:09
dmcgloneLOL what was going on in that mind of yours?00:09
Cheri703just saying00:09
dmcglonedang it, I need another monitor!00:11
dmcgloneLOL00:11
Cheri7033?00:11
dmcgloneI got 2, but I need another one now!00:11
Cheri703heh00:11
Cheri703they're addictive00:11
Cheri703it's always hard for me to go back to my 10" netbook screen after using the 20" 16:10 monitor00:11
dmcgloneI need 1 more monitor to put this chat window on while I write code00:11
Cheri703heh00:12
dmcglonelol00:12
dmcgloneproblem is, my graphics card will only take 200:12
dmcgloneI'd have to get another card00:12
Cheri703or a usb monitor00:13
dmcglonedon't tempt me girl ;-)00:14
dmcgloneanyone good with font's?00:14
dmcgloneI'm always trying to find that "right" font, but always afraid nobody will have it. then everything will look like crap on the website00:17
Cheri703I'm a fan of verdana00:17
dmcgloneI love dejavu sans00:18
Naviriolol00:19
dmcglonewhat Navirio?00:20
Navirioi liek katz00:22
Navirioif and when i show up at an ubuntu hour i will unleash hordes of them from the under world mostly to help me steal paninis00:23
Navirioi dont think i spelled panninis correctly thats what they sell at that um place right?00:27
dmcgloneI have no idea what your referring to... LOL00:29
Naviriothat panera place00:30
dmcglonepanera bread?00:31
Navirioi need a new keyboard all the ink is gone01:01
dmcglonelol01:09
Cheri703I need to start on some rolls soon...have to take them tomorrow for dinner01:10
dmcgloneThat was a good one Navirio01:10
dmcgloneall night for rolls?01:10
Cheri703no, but they need at least 2 hours of rising time (checking baking time now), and I'm hoping to leave around 10:30 or 11am01:11
Cheri703bakes for 20-25 min01:11
Cheri703I'd take them to bake at my friend's house, but she'll have the turkey in the oven01:12
dmcgloneI see01:15
Cheri703:/01:17
Cheri703though I might make the dough and put it in the fridge and bake tomorrow...I dunno. I don't want to do it tonight -_-01:17
dmcglonehow long will it take to bake them?01:20
Cheri70325 min01:21
Cheri703they're oatmeal dinner rolls01:21
Navirionot a joke dmc01:22
Navirioif sum1 uses my comp01:22
Navirioand they dont know how to use a dvorak there fucked01:22
dmcglonewhat's that got to do with ink?01:23
dmcglonea keyboard doesn't use ink01:23
Naviriothe ink they put on keys so you know which one....01:24
Navirioi usually carve each symbol in 201:24
Naviriobut some how that wore out before the ink01:24
dmcgloneOh01:25
dmcgloneLOL01:25
dmcgloneI understand now01:25
Navirioare you sure you do or are you high?01:25
Navirioi wish they where not doing another tron01:26
BiosElementYay for GPLvMIT Wars. haha >.>01:26
Navirioi dont really mind license01:27
dmcgloneI don't smoke anything01:27
BiosElementNavirio, You would if you had to manage the project's. >.<01:28
Navirioyes01:28
Naviriobut as it stands now01:28
Navirioi take what i want01:29
BiosElementBe happy for that then. Never take the lead of a project. Ever. ;P01:29
Navirioif your the top guy01:30
Navirioits ur decision01:30
Navirioman up and stomp on there pride01:30
dmcgloneWell Navirio your comment would have made a good joke though. something along the lines of a clueless computer with a broken keyboard. :-)01:30
Navirionot clueless01:31
Naviriojust overly used01:31
dmcgloneclueless computer user that is01:31
Naviriowhat i had said is i can less about licenses01:31
* BiosElement sighs01:32
Naviriocare*01:32
dmcgloneI agree Navirio. I steal it anyway. Like Cheri703 does.. OOPs ;-)01:33
* Cheri703 doesn't steal01:33
dmcgloneOh I forgot you "borrow"01:33
dmcglone;-)01:33
Naviriomore like wealth redistrobution01:34
Navirioi spelled that horid01:34
* Cheri703 doesn't distribute01:34
Navirioi do contribute01:34
Naviriobut while i every one is arguing over who gets the $01:34
Navirioi can care less01:34
Naviriowho benefits from that01:34
dmcgloneNavirio: I take it you voted for Obama01:35
dmcglone:-)01:35
Navirioi dont vote01:35
Naviriovoting seems rigged01:35
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Navirioi stopped caring after watching ron pauls charade01:35
dmcglonewell if you don't vote, how can we accomplish distribution of wealth?01:36
Navirioi never said i support that01:36
Navirioim basically saying pirates win01:36
Naviriono one learns or accomplishes any thing when $ is what matters01:37
dmcgloneI see01:37
dmcgloneyou got a point01:37
Navirioi could be in college right now01:37
Naviriobut instead im stuck here day in and day out01:37
Naviriodoes not stop me from learning the same stuff01:38
dmcglonework?01:38
Naviriobut with out the paper at the end of the tunnel01:38
Navirioit really wont help me get that all important life matter01:38
Navirioa job01:38
Naviriothen ill move from climbing the educationary ladder to climbing the working ladder01:39
dmcglonewhy can't you go back to school?01:39
Navirioin the end ill be 65 and be told to fuck off heres a watch01:39
Naviriolack of $01:39
dmcgloneget loans01:39
dmcgloneI did, my wife did01:39
Navirioi enjoy leaving a 4 yr establishment with a large debt and no work01:40
dmcglonehell our government gives all the foreigners everything, I don't see why they can't give to you01:40
Naviriowe are training the youth  for jobs that are not there01:40
Navirioim actualy fighting that gov as we speak01:40
Naviriothey claim i owe them 1740$ for over paid Food stamps01:40
dmcgloneoverpaid???? LMAO01:41
Navirioya01:41
Naviriothey claim they over paid me01:41
dmcglonewhat are you gonna do, pay em back in food stamps?01:41
dmcgloneLMAO01:41
Navirioim going to piss on there desk01:41
Naviriois the relative plan01:41
dmcglonewow man you got issues01:41
dmcgloneLMAO01:41
Navirioi have quite a large hate for authority and governments who give lazy ppl money01:42
Naviriowhen i did temp work01:42
Naviriohalf my check went to taxes since it was daily pay01:42
dmcglonewow01:42
Naviriothen i come home and ppl my age who cud do the same thing but instead sit on ssi ask me for money01:42
Naviriomakes me want to rap my fist in the stub and hit them01:43
dmcgloneI know how you feel man01:43
Naviriothis is a huge let down01:44
dmcgloneMy wife and I work our butts off, but my wife has an aunt who takes advantage of the system like that and we really really despise her01:44
Naviriowelcome to my world01:44
dmcgloneso I know how you feel01:44
Navirioi live in all inclusive apartments01:45
Naviriowhen i work i work like a slave01:45
Navirioi mean litterally they where 2 steps from wipping us01:45
Naviriobut on a unrelated note01:45
Naviriotron soundtrack although by daft punk is a large fail01:46
Navirioit sounds as thought the inception soundtrack took a techno s--t01:47
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dmcgloneI don't follow movies that much01:48
Naviriothis is a soundtrack01:48
dmcglonetrue, but to know what soundtrack goes to what, you pretty much gotta know what movies are out01:50
dmcgloneI couldn't tell you what movies are playing01:50
Navirioneither can i01:50
dmcgloneor coming up for that matter01:50
Naviriowell unfortunatly i live with one of those boxes you the ones for stupid ppl01:51
Navirioand 2 ppl who use the shit out of em01:51
dmcglonelol dang man your on fire tonight01:52
Naviriowell in general when i talk cheri is mean to me so i dont talk much01:52
Navirioother wise im a wealth of philosophical topicsw01:52
Navirioand i made the unfortunate mistake of becoming the local it man01:53
dmcgloneShe's not mean, she just messes around with ya. all in good clean fun01:53
Navirioi regret not pretending to know nothing01:53
dmcgloneI wish I would have done that too01:53
Naviriobut i cannot resist helping sum1 lol01:53
dmcgloneneither can I01:53
Naviriowell im a generally altruistic person01:54
Navirioi taught sum1 how to pirate there own movies01:54
Naviriocausing me a loss in major revenue01:54
dmcgloneshouldn't have been pirating in the first place though01:54
Naviriohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeIjmvZZ_SQ01:55
dmcgloneI would believe it's called Karma. LOL01:55
Naviriosorta ben my motto for ever01:55
Navirioi believe in karma every thing i do comes back on me01:56
Navirioexcept in relation to the above topic01:56
dmcgloneit did01:56
dmcglonecheck this out it is so darn hilarious01:57
dmcglonehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y54yESyq6Io01:57
Naviriorelationship wise every thing has come back on me though01:57
Naviriowhich reminds me im 21 in 8 days lol02:01
Navirioand the room is dead02:02
Navirioa moment of silence please02:03
dmcglone21?02:06
dmcglonewow your young02:06
* Cheri703 was making dough for dinner rolls02:23
dmcglonesend me some ;-)02:41
Cheri703I can send you the recipe...02:41
Cheri703it's reasonably simple02:42
dmcgloneit might be simple, but come on now, I'm a guy. you know how that is02:43
Cheri703husband helped me prep mine02:43
dmcglonebut I'm deaf, I can't do anything.. LMAO02:43
dmcgloneI know, I know thats not what my wife said02:44
dmcgloneshe makes me cook, clean, scrub floors, take care of kids02:45
dmcgloneand all that womany stuff02:45
dmcglone;-)02:45
Cheri703no such thing as "womany stuff" when it comes to chores. if you lived alone you'd do those things, why do people assume they fall to the woman as soon as she comes into the picture ?! >.< (I know you're joking, but I've met people who were serious with that crap)02:46
dmcgloneI know exactly what you mean! to tell you the truth, I am a stay at home dad. I do everything around here02:47
Cheri703good for you!02:48
dmcglonetrue, but let me let you in on a little secret02:48
dmcgloneit's so much freakin harder for a guy to do it because, I not only have to take care of 3 kids, do dishes, laundry, clean and all that, I also have to..... you ready?02:49
dmcglonefix the toliet when it's broken, fix that leaky roof, shovel the snow, rake the leaves, trim the trees, fix this and fix that.02:50
dmcglonefor a guy it's harder, because women don't pick up wrenches or chain saws02:51
dmcgloneLOL02:51
dmcgloneoh yeah don't forget "my cars broken"02:51
dmcglonegotta fix the car02:52
dmcglonechange oil02:52
dmcglonefix flat tires02:52
dmcglone the list goes on and on02:52
dmcgloneLMAO02:52
* Cheri703 used to change her own oil, fix her flat tires, shovel snow, do her own yard work, fix things, move furniture, etc. still do sometimes...02:52
dmcglonethats good, but no guy wants a women covered in grease... LMAO02:53
Cheri703you'd be surprised...02:53
dmcgloneewwwwwww02:53
dmcglonelol02:53
dmcglonebig hulky women truck drivers and jack hammer drivers are totally a turn off for me..LMAO02:54
* Cheri703 is none of those02:54
dmcgloneI'm more of a business woman type of guy02:55
dmcglonelol02:55
* Cheri703 does enjoy a man in a nice suit or tux02:55
Cheri703but also a guy in a white t-shirt and jeans, sweaty from working on something :)02:56
dmcglonewell thats women02:56
dmcgloneI just can't fathom sleeping next to a women who's biceps are bigger than mine... lol02:57
dmcgloneshe might strangle me in my sleep02:57
dmcglonehaha02:57
dmcglonewomen weight lifters are just sick02:58
dmcglonethey may as well been a man02:58
Cheri703well, weight lifters, no problem, body builders = WEIRD/CREEPY/GROSS02:58
Cheri703men as well as women02:59
dmcgloneyeah02:59
dmcglonebut I know what you mean though about the sexist stuff03:00
dmcglonelast night my neighbor was over here and my wife said "I'm gonna make a list for you to get the rest of the stuff for thanksgiving dinner tomorrow" and I looked at my neighbor and said "did you get that butler outfit washed for me today" LOL03:02
Cheri703heh03:02
dmcgloneI feel like I'm going through School all over again too!03:03
dmcgloneI got homework every night03:03
Cheri703it's good for you03:03
Cheri703I'll brb03:03
dmcgloneand I take 3rd, 4th and 5th grades at the same time03:03
dmcglonewelcome back to "david's rant"03:05
dmcglonelol03:05
Cheri703heh03:05
Cheri703had to get into desktop edition03:05
dmcglonesomething wrong?03:05
Cheri703just needed to start an applet and une doesn't let you do that easily03:06
dmcgloneI see. and Ubuntu will be switching over to that in the next release03:06
dmcglonepitiful03:06
Cheri703well, I'm in 10.04, but yeah, I hate unity03:07
Cheri703haven't tried it lately, but...still03:07
dmcgloneI might move the contents of my www partition and start trying out fedora, mandrake, suse and some others03:07
dmcglonebecause I may make a move if it's bad03:08
BiosElementAwesome launchpad fail. >.< "Your password that worked 15 minutes ago is wrong." "Error while changing password" Epic03:08
dmcgloneI will miss apt dearly, but I guess I'll have to get used to it03:08
dmcgloneBios don't get me started03:09
dmcgloneLOL03:09
dmcgloneI've already had that problem today, among 50 million trillion things03:10
dmcgloneEvolution acts like a fool, gedit acts like a fool, mounting acts like a fool. Hmmm I can keep going if you like.. LOL03:11
dmcgloneI got an 1980 Atari that acts better than this Ubuntu install!03:13
Cheri703I thought you said it was doing better after your reinstall?03:14
dmcgloneIt was until I started using it! LOL03:14
Cheri703ha03:15
Cheri703yeah, that's why I'm still on 10.04 on this thing03:15
dmcgloneI can't get it to retain my ndiswrapper settings so I have to run the commands each time I reboot03:15
BiosElementdmcglone, Yeah I feel like rantin ;)03:15
dmcgloneI can't get it to mount my shares as user instead of root!03:16
dmcgloneWell BiosElement you go right ahead, I think you've earned the right03:16
BiosElementlol, I won't though. ^_^ It's not 'that' annoying...I don't use launchpad for much. :P03:16
dmcgloneI know I sure have! After 13 or 14 years of using Linux and giving to the community03:17
BiosElementOutta curiosity, anyone happen to have a good example for copyright/project/license headers for files? Looking at working one up for my CubeCreate project03:17
dmcgloneBiosElement: I use Kdevelop to generate those automatically03:18
BiosElementdmcglone, Good move. ^_^ I actually gotta configure...wait a minute...kde?03:18
dmcgloneI use Kdevelop on Gnome03:19
BiosElementhaha, wow. That's awesome03:19
dmcglonekde and gnome apps are interchangeable03:19
BiosElementYeah I know03:19
dmcgloneI use a lot of KDE apps on my gnome03:19
BiosElementI'm a kde fanboy myself03:19
canthus13Ew.03:19
canthus13My wife switched to kde. She's on her own. :)03:19
* BiosElement shoves canthus13 back into the loco's dark lonely server room ;)03:20
dmcgloneI would switch back to KDE, but I just can't get things in order03:20
BiosElementEh, I know what ya mean dmcglone03:20
* canthus13 unplugs random cables.03:20
BiosElementI just generally feel kde = future. ^_^03:20
dmcgloneBiosElement: I agree03:20
* canthus13 would switch to KDE, but it's kinda frankenstein-ish, feels all bolted together from spare partes.03:20
canthus13err. parts.03:20
* BiosElement has canthus13 arrested for hacking...since come on...bypassing captcha is hacking so that must apply to cables...03:20
dmcgloneMore of KDE's apps work. Unlike Gnome's03:21
gilbertBiosElement: i feel xfce = future ;)03:21
BiosElementcanthus13, That depends on the distro. 150% on the distro03:21
BiosElementcanthus13, Kubuntu used to be kinda buggy, now it's nearly solid. fedora has a great kde setup though.03:21
canthus13BiosElement: I also hate the defaults and can't be bothered to change them.  single-click crap is annoying.03:21
BiosElementcanthus13, Then I hope you like the hard-coded gnome defaults :)03:21
dmcgloneBiosElement: I just told Cheri703 that I was thinking about checking out fedora and some others03:22
canthus13BiosElement: Nah. If crunchbang gets their act together, I'm switching full-time.03:22
BiosElementdmcglone, I used fedora for about 6 months. It's more "linuxy" for lack of a better word. That's both good/bad.03:22
dmcgloneI used fedora for a while before coming to Ubuntu. I'm just so afraid to move back to an RPM based distro03:23
canthus13Either way, I don't like the way Ubuntu or GNOME are headed...03:23
canthus13dmcglone: Smart man.03:23
* canthus13 doesn't fear rpm so much as loathe it, though.03:23
dmcgloneI loved Red Hat though03:23
BiosElementHeh, rpm really isn't that bad. >.<03:23
dmcgloneBiosElement: how long you been using linux?03:24
dmcgloneI mean dude, I agree with you on KDE, but dude RPM???03:24
BiosElementdmcglone, 3 years, and I'm thankfully too young to have hit rpmhell. :P03:24
canthus13BiosElement: I haven't really used anything rpm-based in nearly 10 years, other than playing with fedora in a VM... and yum sucks.03:24
BiosElementyum has issues, but then so does apt-get frankly03:24
dmcgloneI started using Linux with RH 6.103:25
dmcgloneI have seen it ALL!!!03:25
dmcgloneI mean ALL!!! LOL03:25
dmcgloneRPM??? hell no!03:25
BiosElementhaha03:25
dmcgloneI'll switch to debian first03:26
BiosElementdmcglone, Scary thought03:26
dmcglonehell it's better than RPM03:26
dmcgloneLMAO03:26
gilbertBiosElement: why is debian so scary?03:26
BiosElementI'll try debian again once they get a website that wasn't made in 1991 thanks.03:26
BiosElementgilbert, I've tried it before, wasn't impressed.03:27
dmcglone1991 is still better and RPM... LOL03:27
gilbertBiosElement: what was unimpressive?03:27
dmcglonegilbert from what I've heard debian is harder to install03:28
gilbertBiosElement: you realize that you're running debian right now (that is if you're running ubuntu of course)03:28
BiosElementgilbert, In general it just didn't feel as tight, though I admit I've a strong bias coming from ubuntu which adds an extra layer of polish to everything debian does.03:28
BiosElementdmcglone, +100 on that, it is a good deal harder.03:28
dmcglonegilbert Ubuntu is a variant of debian03:28
dmcglonedebian doesn't have many of the luxuries that Ubuntu has03:28
gilbertdmcglone: type "cat /etc/debian_version"03:29
dmcglonegilbert have you ever run debian?03:29
gilbertdmcglone: the installer is just "enter" about 10 times03:29
gilbertdmcglone: but yes, there is a lot of reading03:29
dmcgloneand who wants to do that?03:29
dmcgloneI'm here to use my computer not become a computer scientist03:30
dmcgloneLOL03:30
dmcglonebut if I ever had to go back to RPM, I'd absolutely go to Fedora03:30
dmcgloneMandrake is for pansies and SuSE is for queers03:31
dmcglonelol03:31
gilbertdmcglone: there's no programming involved in the debian installation ;)03:31
dmcglonenot to mention SuSE is getting a little too close for comfort with M$ for my liking03:32
gilbertdmcglone: so y r u abandoning ubuntu?03:32
dmcgloneI didn't say I was03:33
dmcgloneI said "if it comes to that"03:33
canthus13Bah.03:33
dmcglonebefore I abandon Ubuntu, I'll abandon Gnome03:33
canthus13Debian is easy to install.03:33
canthus13It's a pain in the butt to get it all configured to your liking, though.03:34
dmcgloneI wouldn't know as of yet, I've never had the notion to try it. Matter of fact if I had the option between Debian and Slack, I'd choose Slack03:34
canthus13dmcglone: Slack is a huge pain in the butt.03:35
dmcglonecouldn't be no worse than Debian03:35
canthus13Way worse.03:35
gilbertdmcglone: it is03:35
canthus13Slackware has no real package management.03:36
gilbertdmcglone: slack can hardly be called a distro.  it doesn't even have a package manager03:36
dmcglonethen I'll choose Debian03:36
dmcglonelol03:36
dmcgloneI'm used to not having package managers03:36
gilbertreally?03:36
canthus13gilbert: It's called 'Windows'.03:36
dmcgloneI went years without one03:36
gilbertCheri703: ah03:36
dmcgloneDon't think so03:36
canthus13No package managemenat at all.03:36
gilbertcanthus13: ah03:37
dmcgloneRH 6.1 had nothing03:37
dmcgloneback in the day, getting a network card working was a 5 day process03:37
canthus13dmcglone: Heh. I started with Caldera 2.3... I compiled my AWE64 drivers from a scrap of C code posted to a newsgroup.03:38
gilbertdmcglone: if you've dealt with that, you should have no problem with debian03:38
Unit193Anyone ever used Debian/Ubuntu on Mac/PPC?03:39
dmcglonetrue gilbert but I'm tired of having to deal with that :-(03:39
gilbertdmcglone: my point is that you won't encounter that level of work in debian03:40
dmcgloneI see03:40
dmcgloneI've never run debian or slack, so I'll take your word on that03:41
* canthus13 cuddles his debian servers. All three of them.03:42
canthus13...my wife just said 'awesomesauce'.03:43
dmcgloneI think I used RH for a couple releases, then I had a year or two with mandrake, then from there I went to SuSE then I can't remember what I switched to Ubuntu from03:43
canthus13o.003:43
dmcgloneI may have come from Fedora03:43
dmcgloneit's been a loooooooooonnnnnggggg time03:44
gilbertdmcglone: you could always try it out in a vm before burning it to bare metal03:44
dmcglonethats true, I never thought about that03:45
gilbertvirtualbox is quite nice03:45
dmcgloneyeah, I've used it to run <mumbling>windows</mumbling> to play command and conquer03:46
canthus13makes more sense than running linux in a VM on windows...03:47
dmcgloneall this talk has made me want to download fedora and check it out03:48
gilbertwhy not.  if you throw it in a vm, there's no worries about breaking anything03:48
dmcglonetrue03:48
dmcglonethe thing is, fedora also uses gnome.03:49
gilchhi all. speaking of VMs. do you guys use virtualbox?03:49
canthus13Stupid vbox won't pass the correct screen dimensions to the framebuffer. :(03:49
canthus13yes.03:49
dmcglonenot at the moment gilch03:49
gilchi am looking for an alternative03:49
dmcglonegilch have you tried Windows 7? LOL03:50
canthus13..?03:50
canthus13as an alternative to virtualbox?03:50
dmcgloneoops03:50
canthus13gilbert: there's VMware.03:50
dmcgloneI meant VMware03:50
dmcgloneyeah thats it canthus1303:51
canthus13Hmm.. Windows 7, VMware.. they're spelled so similarly. :)03:51
gilchi'd rather use vbox than vmare03:51
dmcgloneNo I was thinking windows because for a long time, vmware was only for winblows03:51
gilbertdmcglone: is gnome shell the problem?  ubuntu is moving to unity anyway03:52
dmcgloneYeah I know and that move is what scares me03:52
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dmcgloneeven Cheri703 was ranting a little about it earlier03:53
gilbertdmcglone: well fedora is sticking with gnome defaults (from what i can tell), so it will be different03:53
Cheri703hmm?03:53
* Cheri703 was playing I can't believe it's not tetris03:53
Cheri703quadrapassel or whatever03:53
Cheri703I was ranting about what?03:54
dmcgloneUnity03:54
dmcgloneon your netbook03:54
Cheri703ah, yeah03:54
Cheri70310.10 has been a bust pretty much across the board for me03:55
dmcglonewe were talking about how Ubuntu is switching to Unity03:55
gilbertdmcglone: you might find xfce interesting.  it's pretty much like the current gnome and isn't getting any of the unnecessary makeovers03:55
Cheri703gilbert: do current gnome programs work on it? that's my main concern if I were to switch to a different flavor of ubuntu03:56
dmcgloneIt's the little bugs in the apps that are pi**in me off03:56
gilbertdmcglone: any regular app will work just fine.  the panel applets are different tho, and you won't find the gnome social center (or whatever its called) as a panel option03:58
dmcglonefor instance, I like to use a local mail reader and evolution, I changed the contacts window to only show the name of the contact. when I close evolution and open it back up, it's back to the default03:58
gilbertthat sounds like an evolution bug?03:58
dmcglonesporadically when I send mail, it will sit in my outbox until I quit evolution and start it again03:59
dmcgloneIt will not let you send period until you restart03:59
dmcglonethere are quite a few others, but yeah your right it's evolution04:00
dmcglonebut I only mentioned things so far about evolution, I haven't mentioned the crap I'm experiencing when mounting shares04:01
gilbertdmcglone: those are bugs due to ubuntu using an unstable evolution version.  you're going to run into that in fedora at least as much if not more since they spend very little effort on polish.  at least ubuntu has papercuts04:01
gilbertdmcglone: i agree, that kind of stuff is a major failure in ubuntu's aproach to releases, and its not getting any better.  canonical just doesn't care.  they want the latest shiny instead of the latest stable.04:02
dmcgloneyup, fedora chooses more cutting edge releases over stablility04:02
gilbertdmcglone: it sounds like you're looking for stability and bug-free apps.  debian is the go-to distro for that need.04:03
BiosElementYea, but debian is also boring ;)04:03
gilbertBiosElement: how so?  no compiz by default?04:03
gilbertBiosElement: releases every 2 years?04:03
dmcglonebug free? nah, but at least make it not so hard to do something about it04:04
BiosElementlol you're talking to someone who randomly compiles different apps svn to play with new features. >.< I'm a feature junkie hah 2+ years is far too long for debian stable heh04:04
BiosElementI kinda like how ubuntu is doing both at once, although both sides lose a tad04:04
gilbertBiosElement: there are debian-backports04:04
gilbertBiosElement: and debian testing, which is a rolling release that is ahead of ubuntu most of the time04:05
BiosElementYeah, I knew about testing04:05
dmcgloneI just think every distro needs to stabilize the main apps like e-mail, office apps and of course accessibility to mounted drives and shares04:06
dmcglonebefore they worry about creating that next "cool app"04:06
BiosElementYes but which ones? ;)04:06
dmcglonethey all need to focus on usability of the simple stuff first04:06
dmcgloneno wonder people don't want to switch from MS to linux04:07
gilbertdmcglone: every distro tries to fit its own nitch.  ubuntu likes shiny, and that isn't going to change in the foreseeable future.04:07
dmcgloneat least lookout works04:07
gilbertyou should find something that fits your needs04:07
dmcglonelol04:07
dmcglonethere's only 2 E-Mail programs I now of evolution and kmail and they both deserve to go in the shitter04:09
BiosElement>.<04:09
BiosElementkmail is awesome04:09
BiosElementIt just doesn't have active dev iirc04:09
BiosElementWhich from what I've seen the kde folks are fixing. KDE's actually starting to go the "Update and fix bugs" route strongly anymore04:10
dmcglonehow can you muster the kde taskbar?04:10
BiosElementBTW dmcglone clawmail isn't bad for gnome04:10
dmcgloneI'll look into that04:11
gilbertdmcglone: i use sylpheed as my email client.  its simple and just works.  it doesn't try to do everything under the sun like evolution04:11
dmcglonecan it handle IMAP?04:11
=== slidinghorn is now known as zz_slidinghorn
dmcgloneI'm googling both of them right now04:13
canthus13Thunderbird isn't too bad... always been solid for me.04:14
dmcgloneOk clawmail and sylpheed seem to be the same thing04:14
dmcglonethunderbird is web based04:15
BiosElementIt is?04:15
gilbertdmcglone: sylpheed handles imap04:15
canthus13mutt works well unless you get lotsa html-ized crap.04:15
gilbertdmcglone: they're slightly different.04:15
canthus13thunderbird is web based? When?04:15
dmcgloneBiosElement: It's mozilla04:15
gilbertdmcglone: how they differ, i do not know04:15
BiosElementdmcglone, That's not web based... >.<04:15
canthus13dmcglone: ....So how does that make it web-based?04:15
dmcgloneMutt? I'd go to pine before I used Mutt.. LOL04:15
canthus13Ubuntu is web-based in that respect.04:15
BiosElementdmcglone, That's just html, which kmail and iirc evolution uses to render pages.04:16
dmcgloneI thought thunderbird was part of mozilla's web site04:16
dmcgloneHmmm04:16
gilbertdmcglone: good luck finding a pine package in any modern distribution04:16
canthus13Alpine, maybe.04:17
canthus13pine can't be included in a distro, I don't think.04:17
canthus13It's owned by UW iirc, and they have some silly rules about it.04:17
dmcgloneis thunderbird run in a browser window?04:18
Unit193dmcglone: No04:18
dmcgloneOK. I always thought it was.04:19
Unit193Just made by the same people04:19
dmcglonegotcha04:19
dmcgloneBiosElement: is there a package I can install that will pull all of kde in or does it have to be individual04:21
BiosElementdmcglone, Not really 'all' but kubuntu-desktop is a good start04:22
dmcgloneI had kde installed before I had to re-install Ubuntu, but it was a pain to log in because I don't know what to install to let me choose at the login screen04:23
dmcgloneso I had to make KDE the default when I wanted to use it04:23
=== zz_slidinghorn is now known as slidinghorn
canthus13dmcglone: There's a selection at the bottom of GDM.04:29
dmcgloneI think all distro's should adapt to apt :-)04:29
canthus13dmcglone: You can pick the session at login time.04:29
dmcglonecanthus13: I never could get that04:29
canthus13dmcglone: Weird. It's always there.04:29
dmcgloneI looked numerous times04:29
canthus13...Except when your GDM screws up the screen dimensions and hides that stuff off the bottom of the screen. :)04:29
dmcgloneeven blindly clicking thinking maybe it was a bug.. LOL04:29
dmcglonethat could be it04:30
canthus13My wife's machine did that 'til 9.10...04:30
dmcglonewow it's 11:3004:32
canthus13yep.04:33
canthus1311:33, even.04:33
dmcgloneHiya paultag04:39
dmcglonefeeling better?04:39
paultagdmcglone: quite! :)04:39
paultagdmcglone: How are you today?04:39
dmcglonegood. Doing pretty good04:39
paultaggreat :)04:39
Cheri703o.O http://mansfield.craigslist.org/app/2078563761.html04:40
Cheri703hey paultag04:40
paultagHowdy there Cheri70304:40
dmcglonejust sittin here watchin my kde download and install and watching my fedora download04:40
* Cheri703 is always frightened by the spelling choices in rural craigslist posts04:40
canthus13Cheri703: I find it rather entertaining, and no worse than the inner city craigslist posts.04:41
* skellat looked at that Craigslist post and was struck with horror04:41
paultagheyya skellat :)04:41
dmcglonerual, inner? huh04:41
skellatpaultag: Good evening.04:41
paultagskellat: How goes, my friend?04:41
Cheri703perhaps I'm being pretentious, but that makes me not want to buy it, regardless of how good a deal it is04:41
skellatpaultag: No snow yet here in Ashtabula County.  :-)04:42
dmcgloneI know what they mean, but why compare, most everyone are dummies except us04:42
dmcgloneLOL04:42
paultagskellat: :)04:42
gilbertanyone have any thoughts on system76 vs zareason?04:42
* Cheri703 is a fan of zareason04:43
canthus13Cheri703: I'm amazed. Not a single period in the entire post.04:43
paultagheyya gilbert :)04:43
canthus13(Or is that poast?)04:43
gilbertwhat up paultag!04:43
canthus13gilbert: system76.04:43
Cheri703I'm currently having some (overall minor, but annoying) issues with mine, but they're working to resolve them, and they are really good if you need to contact them...04:43
skellatcanthus13: Add a "c" and a "d" and you get podcast with that04:43
gilbertcanthus13, Cheri703: any supporting facts?  good service, high quality?04:44
gilberti'm looking at a new netbook.  i can't deal with my 7" eee any more04:44
paultaggilbert: Nada, my man, nada :)04:44
paultaggilbert: my HP Mini 110 works great with Debian, just FYI. You do need nonfree bcm43 drivers, but meh. It's not hard to set up04:45
dmcglonegilbert: why not just get a laptop04:45
dmcglonepaultag: I wouldn't mention HP here.. LOL04:46
paultagdmcglone: I like HP much more then Dell. But they are all crap to Zareason and S-7604:46
dmcgloneI love HP myself, but I think it's BiosElement or canthus13 that hates HP04:46
dmcgloneI can't recall who04:47
gilbertpaultag: i don't want any hardware thats going to require non-free drivers04:47
paultaggilbert: yeah, I figured. That's why I mentioned it before going any further :)04:47
paultaggilbert: you're a good man, gilbert :)04:47
BiosElementI don't hate HP >.<04:47
gilbertpaultag: hehe, thx ^_^04:47
dmcglonewell gilbert if you get a broadcom your pretty much stuck with nonfree04:48
paultagdmcglone: aye. At least now nvidia has a decent F/OSS driver04:48
paultagI'm switching to Debian totally soon. I don't wany Wayland on my system, really04:48
paultagand I'm starting to hate Unity more and more04:48
paultagso Debian is looking better and better :)04:48
gilbertpaultag: hehe04:48
dmcgloneha ha, paul we all just had this discussion about a half hour ago04:49
paultaggilbert: Once CUT is working nice, I'm so switching to that04:49
paultaghhahaha04:49
paultagsorry ya'll :P04:49
* Cheri703 doesn't like hp04:49
skellatpaultag: What's wrong with Wayland?04:49
gilbertpaultag: i actually find the wayland move rather interesting.  unity on the other hand is quite the step backwards04:49
dmcgloneI'm at the moment downloading fedora04:49
dmcgloneand installing KDE04:49
BiosElementpaultag, Fedora's going with wayland too. :P Not just ubuntu04:49
paultagBiosElement: which is why I'm going to Debian04:49
paultagskellat: gilbert: The reason I don't like Wayland is that it leaves the decoration up to the app, so if you apply a theme, it can be overridden by the app04:50
gilbertpaultag: try out my latest implementation http://alioth.debian.org/~gilbert-guest/testing-snapshot/round2/04:50
gilbertpaultag: i could use testers04:50
paultagskellat: gilbert: Some apps may have buttons on the right, others on the left, others in the middle, who cares. It can also override the pipeline and jack the whole screen no problem ( with ugly decorations )04:50
skellatpaultag: Basically treats things as if it were MacOS X then04:50
paultagskellat: more like Windows, but yeah04:50
paultaggilbert: I'd love to04:50
skellatpaultag: Why not do TinyCoreLinux then?  It starts with a 10 megabyte core and then you just add modules as you go to it to build what you want.04:51
paultagskellat: you make me out to be some kind of crazy!04:51
dmcgloneha ha04:51
paultagskellat: If I wanted to spend that much time, I'd write my own package manager and do an LFS build :)04:51
gilberti find it interesting that a bunch of news sites started proclaiming today that ubuntu is moving to rolling releases.  and then a bunch of blog posts saying that isn't so04:51
paultaggilbert: it was on reddit. I was fighting the fire there04:52
paultagsucks ass04:52
paultagI hate it when people take quotes from SABDFL out of context04:52
paultaghe's crazy enough in context04:52
skellatgilbert: Rumors aren't news.  This being silly season in tech news, it is going to get worse04:52
dmcglonewhats gonna happen to Ubuntu LoCo if we all go seperate ways????04:52
gilbertpaultag: haha04:53
paultaghey gilbert, do you have an x86 build of the iso?04:53
paultagdmcglone: we're all brothers in Ubuntu forever04:53
paultagdmcglone: :)04:53
dmcglonegood :-) I was worried04:53
paultagdmcglone: I'd never ditch the community, just the software. I'd still find a way to contribute04:53
BiosElementdmcglone, I gave the OLF Ubucon with Fedora on my desktop, I think we'll survive. ;)04:53
paultagBiosElement: +104:53
paultaggilbert: I'll be running this on an atom ( and I'd rather run x86-PAE over x86-64 since it's useless anyway ) :)04:54
dmcglonegood good, because there's no way I could just walk away from everyone here now04:54
gilbertpaultag: i didn't build one, but you can run the script on an x86 machine to generate your own04:54
paultaggilbert: great, I'll do that, thanks :)04:54
paultaggilbert: nice script, it caught my error before I made it :)04:55
gilbertpaultag: it may take a while.  it downloads around 1.5 gigs for the build! :P04:55
paultagno biggie gilbert :)04:55
paultaggilbert: building now04:55
* canthus13 ponders the possibility of an entire LoCo defecting to another distro... :)04:56
gilbertpaultag: cool, let me know if there are any problems i didn't foresee04:56
paultaggilbert: for sure, for sure04:56
paultaggilbert: if you need more hands with it, let me know. I'm looking to start doing more in Debian04:56
BiosElementI never noticed github's awesome members network. >.> https://github.com/BiosInteractive/CubeCreate/network/members04:56
dmcglonelol canthus13 don't ponder it, because you are witnessing it04:56
paultagit's ok dmcglone. I won't ditch Ubuntu so fast. I can do a minimal build with X11 + Fluxbox04:56
canthus13dmcglone: :)  I'm really liking Crunchbang.  Based on Debian, Openbox... It's really sharp.04:57
* paultag hugs canthus13 04:57
dmcgloneHmmm04:57
skellatWell, for those that don't like Unity...I'm fairly sure it isn't going to be grafted onto Xubuntu...04:57
canthus13..And it looks like they're back in action. again.  Their entire website was just redesigned.04:57
* canthus13 doesn't like XFCE, either.04:57
dmcgloneopenbox... Hmmm04:58
paultagWhat? Xfce rocks04:58
paultagdmcglone: Fluxbox ftw04:58
* gilbert likes the xfce ^_^04:58
canthus13Last time I tried XFCE, it felt all clunky, like a GNOME's mentally challenged little brother.04:59
dmcglonecrunchbang looks like renamed gnome apps04:59
dmcglonelol canthus1304:59
canthus13dmcglone: crunchbang pulls a lot of gnome stuff in.  Makes it a lot more usable.05:00
canthus13But it's a pretty decent balance between speed and comfort... It's a littly buggy, but nothing too annoying.05:00
gilbertcanthus13: i don't know how to measure clunkiness.  feels reasonable uncluncky to me05:00
paultag+1 gilbert05:00
dmcglonevlc as default movie player. eeeek05:00
skellatcanthus13: Well, the first DE I dealt with ever was CDE on Solaris 2.7...and after playing with the others Xfce remains the simplest to work with05:00
paultagskellat: sorry to hear that ;)05:00
paultagsolaris, not Xfce05:01
canthus13My first 'DE' was GeOS on my apple //e. :)05:01
paultagXfce is awesome05:01
paultagKDE 1.2.3 here05:01
paultagthat was 2000 ish05:01
paultagthen I started abusing full-time at KDE 305:02
gilbertpaultag: were u 12 then?05:02
paultaggilbert: 11, I think05:02
gilberthah05:02
paultaggilbert: yeah, 89, I was 11 :)05:02
paultaggilbert: my mom is a UNIX Sysadmin for Boston College05:02
paultaggilbert: I was born with a keyboard in my hand05:02
gilbertmy first DE was win3.105:02
paultagWell, I guess when you count Windows05:02
paultagyeah, Winblows 3.105:03
paultagthen 95 --> 98 --> 2K --> XP --> F/OSS totally05:03
gilbertwin3.1 -> 95 -> 98 -> redhat -> debian for me05:03
Cheri703paultag: how old are you?05:04
paultagCheri703: 2105:04
paultaggilbert: http://pastebin.com/JGdWvZyu  <-- build failure :(05:04
dmcgloneoh jeez. Ubuntu not recognizing that I just stuck a blank DVD in05:04
Cheri703ok, so how were you 11 in 89? or was that supposed to be 99?05:04
paultagCheri703: I was 11 in 2000 when I was using KDE 1.2.305:04
paultagCheri703: I was 0 in 8905:04
Cheri703I thought you were 21, that's why I was confused05:05
paultag:)05:05
Cheri703k05:05
* Cheri703 was born in 85, and I could have sworn I was older than you05:05
skellatGreat.  Now I'm feeling old...05:05
paultaggilbert: nothing before that is relivent, I pasted back logs so you could find your place05:05
canthus13Hmm... Apple DOS 3.3, Apple ProDOS, VMS, Win 3.11, Redhat, 95, 98, Caldera 2.3, Mandrake, Gentoo, XP, Vista, Ubuntu05:05
paultagCheri703: Yuppers :)05:05
paultagcanthus13: I was a Gentoo luser for a while, too05:05
canthus13paultag: Compiling KDE on my Duron 600 was annoying.05:06
paultaghahaha05:06
paultagI bet :)05:06
dmcgloneHa ha skellat and I think I'm the oldest here05:06
gilbertpaultag: what's the output of "PATH=/sbin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/sbin:$PATH which chroot" for your machine?05:06
paultaggilbert: /usr/sbin/chroot05:06
paultagDo I need to force fakechroot on it?05:07
paultagit's not running with sudo05:07
gilbertno, thats taken care of in the script05:07
paultagHumm, OK05:07
skellatHas anybody checked out their ranking on Identica?  You can see such at http://macno.org/denticator05:09
dmcgloneI don't use identica05:09
paultaggilbert: both debs mentioned in the error exist in the chroot, and versions match05:09
gilbertpaultag: can you take a look at squeeze-snapshot*/debootstrap/debootstrap.log05:09
paultagsure, sec05:09
paultaggilbert: Segfault05:10
gilbertpaultag: i've run into this before, and it was an issue with chroot or dpkg not being on the PATH, but it looks like thats right on your machine05:10
dmcgloneSCSI error on write(0,16): [3 0C 00] Write error05:10
paultaggilbert: hummm. What should I do to help figure where it's erroring?05:10
dmcglonetypical05:10
gilbertpaultag: the log says segfault?05:11
paultaggilbert: Segmentation fault05:11
paultag( literally )05:11
gilbertdo you have free disk space?05:11
gilbertthat shouldn't happen05:11
paultaggilbert: aval: 131G05:11
gilberttry running it again05:11
gilbertdebootstrap can be very touchy05:12
paultaggilbert: Roger. I'll let you know in a sec if it's gone through OK. Should I remove the old chroot?05:12
gilbertpaultag: yes05:12
paultagOK. Just a sec, let me get this running again05:12
paultagAlright, starting over05:12
gilbertactually, what is your $PATH?05:12
paultaggilbert: it's a bit funky -- /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/home/tag/dev/git/paultag/bldbtch/bin05:13
dmcgloneI'll be back05:13
paultaggilbert: the last bit is a hack to to some platform testing05:13
paultaggilbert: but it only has bldbtch-* binaries, nothing conflicting05:14
gilbertpaultag: right, kinda thought so05:14
paultaggilbert: should the dist be set to distribution="squeeze" and not testing? Once Squeeze drops this will be stable, right?05:15
gilbertpaultag: isn't that the original setting?05:16
paultaggilbert: it's set to squeeze on your script, should that be squeeze or testing? I'm just wondering ( since you know what you're doing, I figure it's a chance for me to learn something new :) )05:17
dmcgloneback05:18
dmcgloneswitched to KDE05:18
gilbertoh, yeah.  well, it shouldn't make a difference because its fetching a snapshot of the debian archive when squeeze=testing.  so really it won't make a difference05:18
Unit193Welcome back dmcglone05:18
paultaggilbert: when it drops won't it fetch updates via the squeeze path ( and then into stable ) ?05:18
paultaggilbert: whereas using the testing similink would keep it at testing after squeeze becomes stable05:19
gilbertpaultag: i'm building an i386 version right now as well (on an my amd64 system)05:19
paultagI honestly have no idea what's going on here :)05:19
paultaggilbert: Ah, awesome.05:19
paultaggilbert: It could have to do with my host being Ubuntu, but I'm not sure05:19
paultagjust trying to diff our builds05:19
gilbertpaultag: nope, its a snapshot from october 31st, so testing always equals squeeze there05:20
gilbertit will never change05:20
paultagAhhhhhhha05:20
paultagI see, I see05:20
paultaggilbert: same error. Let me check the log to see if it segfaulted again05:20
gilbertpaultag: hm, well got the same error.  guess there's something specific to i386 i need to deal with05:21
paultaggilbert: yeah, segfault05:21
paultaggilbert: Cool! Just foind a bug in either dpkg, chroot or fakechroot :)05:21
paultagfound *05:21
gilbertpaultag: hah, more likely a bug in my script ;)05:21
paultaggilbert: :)05:21
paultaggilbert: So, if CUT Is based on a snapshot of deb-testing, how does the upgrade path work?05:22
paultaggilbert: can it upgrade?05:22
gilbertpaultag: so far, the discussion has been that there won't be any guarantees of clean upgrades.  but i imagine at some point there will be automated testing of the upgrade path and bugs filed.  once all those bugs are fixed a release would be made05:23
gilbertbut thats down the road quite a bit05:23
paultaggilbert: Ahhha! I see, very cool, very cool.05:23
dmcgloneBiosElement: dang man you were right about KDE05:24
gilbertyep :)05:24
BiosElementHmm?05:24
paultagGoddamn irssi05:24
canthus13Eh?05:25
dmcgloneKDE is lookin good!05:25
Cheri703woo, rolls are ready to go in the oven :)05:25
paultaggilbert: that's a really nifty idea, I like it muchly05:25
gilbertpaultag: yeah, i think its going to be pretty cool05:25
gilbertpaultag: just need to get things working nicely, then do some marketing to get the meme out there05:26
BiosElementLOL I know dmcglone ^_^05:26
gilbertpaultag: ok, so just retested same script amd64, and it works fine...05:26
paultaggilbert: for sure. It will be nice to have a population in testing, as well ( and not just Unstable )05:26
paultaggilbert: Humm, must be an issue with dpkg or chroot ( or a freeeeeky code zombie )05:26
dmcgloneIt took me a long time to get gnome to play good with my dual monitors, it took 1 click on KDE!!05:26
gilbertpaultag: ugh, guess i'm going to be spending some time this weekend cause i gots to go to bed now05:27
gilbertleaving at 6 am to drive home :/05:27
paultaggilbert: dude, don't worry, it's no big deal :)05:27
paultaggilbert: get outa here :)05:27
paultaggilbert: I can wait, I've been hanging around for years, a few weeks won't kill me05:27
gilbertpaultag: no worries, i just thought it was working splendidly, but i guess not :(05:28
paultaggilbert: it's fine, it looks like it's the upstream, and not your script05:28
gilbertpaultag: thats even worse since it'll take a while for them to fix that05:28
gilbertpaultag: i'll probably find a workaround in the meantime tho05:28
paultaggilbert: I just ran it by hand and it worked fine05:28
paultaggilbert: so it must be fakechroot05:28
paultagand dpkg might be segfaulting on superuser check or something05:29
gilbertby hand as in via sudo?05:29
paultagyeah gilbert05:29
dmcglonebye bye gnome, hello KDE :-)05:29
paultagit looked sane05:29
gilbertyeah, i would expect that to work, but you really shouldn't need to be root to build this05:29
gilbertalthough that may work if you want to try that05:29
paultag+1 gilbert, but that tells me it's not dpkg05:29
gilbertits a PATH issue i'm sure05:29
paultaggilbert: yeah, could be05:30
paultagget to bed gilbert :)05:30
paultaggilbert: thanks for the script, I'll play with it a bit :)05:30
gilbertpaultag: try "sudo ./<script>".  that should work05:31
gilbertin the meantime05:31
paultaggilbert: sure sure :)05:31
gilbertnight all :)05:31
paultagnight!05:31
dmcgloneI'm 'bout to head to bed myself guys05:33
paultagnight there dmcglone05:34
Cheri703night05:34
dmcgloneg'nite everyone05:34
Cheri703in 25 minutes, I will have 16 hot fresh oatmeal dinner rolls :)05:35
* skellat waves goodnight05:40
Unit193Cheri703: Can I eat some rolls?05:48
Cheri703if you're coming to thanksgiving at my friend's house!05:48
Cheri703we'll have 5 adults and a 4 yr old, and I have 16 rolls...they're big though, so hopefully it'll be alright05:48
Unit193My aunt is going to make some for ours :)05:49
Cheri703nice05:49
Cheri703I'm also making vanilla ice cream and garlic mashed potatoes05:49
Unit193Garlic mashed potatoes?05:49
Cheri703yes05:50
Cheri703that reminds me, I wanted to make the ice cream tonight...I'll be back in a bit05:50
Unit193Ice cream!! (we tried to make some a few months back...didn't work)05:50
Cheri703I have made multiple batches lately06:12
Cheri703this is going to be boring vanilla, but my last batch was chocolate hazelnut06:13
Unit193I remember!06:13
Unit193re-downloading Lucid Puppy and WattOS06:16
Cheri703back now, put some garlic in the oven to roast for the potatoes tomorrow06:42
Unit193Still here...06:44
Cheri703hola06:46
Cheri703so we might have another guy to come to ubuntu hour06:46
Unit193Who/How?06:46
Cheri703and I might have to miss the first night he's available to come -_- husband scheduled something for 12/16 without consulting with me06:46
Cheri703an econ professor at NCSC06:47
Unit193Did you go to NCSC?06:47
Cheri703and I just remembered that's our 4 year anniversary too...06:47
Unit193good one... ;)06:47
Cheri703no, I was there for work, was working with one of the IT guys, I mentioned ubuntu and he took me to talk to this guy06:47
Unit193sweet!06:48
Cheri703eh, either I have to drive husband to columbus that night or he'll go with someone else, either way not a very exciting anniversary06:48
Unit193looking at a 1TB HD Microcenter... main comp is running out...06:49
Unit193I guess I'll just have to go sometime... :)06:49
Cheri703hang on a sec06:50
Unit193to what?06:50
Cheri703http://promotions.newegg.com/black-friday/index.html?nm_mc=EMC-IGNEFL112410&cm_mmc=EMC-IGNEFL112410-_-EMC-112410-Index-_-BlackFridaySale-_-ClickHere06:51
Cheri703they have a 1.5 tb for like $55 I think06:51
Cheri703look over the list06:51
Cheri703$6006:51
Cheri703not 5506:51
Unit193That's about what the 1T was...06:52
Cheri703yeah06:52
Cheri703hence my showing you the ad :)06:52
Unit193Thanks! I'll take a look06:53
Cheri703sure06:53
Unit193Seems to have good reviews at first glance too...06:54
Unit193Current 120GB dual boot...06:55
Cheri703if I had a spare $60, I'd be ordering one06:55
Cheri703I currently have 320 internal, 500 external that is mostly used for client info06:55
Unit193Don't you have a 1T external?06:56
Cheri703no06:56
Cheri703I wish06:56
Cheri703but no06:56
Unit193Dual booting and a VM.... about 10-15G left...06:58
Cheri703dang06:59
Cheri703my first netbook was an eee 701, had a 4gb ssd07:00
Cheri703that was fun07:00
Unit193the bad laptop I use has about that not SSD... (I have a spare 40 I need to clone in)07:03
Unit1934MB video 128 ram 800x600 max...07:03
canthus13ls14:33
canthus13grr.14:33
Cheri703:D14:33
canthus13Yay work. :P14:34
Cheri703heh14:34
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