=== excid3|home is now known as excid2rss === excid2rss is now known as rss2excid3 === Moot2 is now known as MootBot === rss2excid3 is now known as excid3|homeboi [06:40] anyone know the name of the component that puts the controls of a maximized window in the panel in unity? [06:40] thats a mouth full.. [06:59] ah nvm I figured it out [07:00] chris4585: for a router and that directory, I'm not sure of the benifits [07:00] sorry, whopps [07:01] chibihogoshino: for a router and that directory, I'm not sure of the benifits [07:01] * chris4585 scratches head [07:01] if that directory isn't used much [07:01] chris4585: reply to chibihogoshino's suggestion for #swissknife-router [07:02] sorry, my highlights are bad, tab complete and don't double check [07:02] yes even still I can't make sense of that sentence lol [07:02] ah [07:03] Speed up your Linux box by compressing /usr http://www.itech7.com/compression/Speed-up-your-Linux-box-by-compressing-usr [07:03] just a question of does /usr get enough use for that [07:04] that was his suggestion [07:04] chris4585: as for your unity question, glad you figured it out, as I'm openbox at best [21:12] wow.. its dead in here === excid3|homeboi is now known as excid3-m === excid3-m is now known as excid3|home [21:39] * cyberanger chokes on the quiet [22:09] chibihogoshino: did you see my reply to you link [22:09] oh yeah.. [22:09] i was going to reply but you werent on [22:09] i was thinking for about space and not speed [22:10] the /usr dir was just a example [22:11] It did lead to some thought, but I think /usr is small as is, and more resources thus slower, but it got me thinking, some areas don't need to outlast a boot on the smallest sysyems [22:11] prime example is /tmp [22:12] but I personally shred $HOME/.adobe/ and $HOME/.macromedia/ (flash cookies) [22:12] whearas I could just have that as a tmpfs too [22:13] yah [22:13] there probally is some downsides to that too, but it's worth a look too [22:13] what programs use adobie tho [22:13] ramdisk would be nice, but it'd take ram from processes [22:14] so I'd be tricky to figure out how to script it at boot, hw detection wise (maybe just a boot cheat code at first) [22:15] maybe if there is over 2 gig amount it can auto load a ram disk [22:15] adobe flash, if I did a desktop router combo build (not my primary plan, but) [22:15] how much space does that take up tho ? [22:15] well, thing is, if I run as a Live Disk, the whole system is a ram disc [22:16] but an install, none is [22:16] yeah [22:16] but I could see speeding bind9 and dhcp3-server via a ramdisk [22:17] just make sure that logging can survive reboots on installs [22:17] since windows users are used to the "Reboot First" advice, and the system can lockup (just as any other can) [22:18] a separate persistent partition on the image [22:19] gotta get ready to go to ohio.. [22:19] peace out [22:19] well, technically, a persistant partition and then one generated at boot ( /proc is a tmpfs, just not to the point of a ramdisk) [22:19] chibihogoshino: safe driving, enjoy the mess [22:19] will do.. [22:19] bring back some snow, and hockey [22:20] might be on a little later but i dunno.. [22:20] you can leave the hockey fights though ;-) [22:20] lol [22:20] well, you'll want to leave early enough, there's a mess heading our way, parts of Ohio has been a mess for a month at least [22:21] yeah.. no big deal.. i grew up there so snow isnt that big of a deal [22:21] but the idiot in front and behind might not have [22:21] yeah, thats why you dont drive near them [22:22] thus why I'd still advise it (I grew up just across the line in PA myself) [22:23] yeah.. [22:23] ttyl [22:23] marry x mas every one [22:23] see ya around chibihogoshino [22:23] you too [22:26] hey cyberanger [22:26] hey wrst [22:27] how are you doing? [22:28] good, had to fix a xen kernel issue (not sure of the cause, but details are clear enough that it'll be cleared up for a good little bit) [22:29] messed with the server this morning [22:29] intresting little challenge (annoying timing, but there isn't such a thing as ideal unplanned downtime) [22:30] about to do another bind9 install and do as much prep for a local mirror as I can here [22:31] I hope that in a week I'll be equipped for hosting a public mirror, but that's a bit unrealistic on the ISP front [22:31] but it'll be something for installfests and conventions and such [22:32] that's what I got going on, what about you? [22:32] that will require a pretty honking connection won't it? [22:33] nothing much on my end going to eat at the paarents house in a few [22:33] well, to keep the mirror in sync that's easy bit [22:34] to also serve as a public mirror though, yeah (which is why the ISP is my limit) [22:34] but if I was an EPB customer, man I'd be cooking, better than any mirror in the southeast [22:35] I did install natty... again and failed to work ... again but no kernel panic I will update in a day or two and see what happens [22:35] EPB? [22:35] Chattanooga's power Co. [22:35] Fiber to the home [22:36] 1GBPS is the highest plan I'm aware of [22:36] wow wow wow [22:37] yeah, but I'll never see that, my wallet is cobweb filled, not cash filled [22:37] and distance to it, nope [22:38] but for a installfest, or a confrence (or any other reason for a LAN based mirror) it's dead simple [22:38] that is smoking I cant imagine [22:41] I can, but that's kinda the nature of an imagination [22:44] I can also imagine my lan at 10Gbps, but I can't imagine my wallet allowing for the reality of both ideas ;-) [22:45] ha ha [22:45] yeah I would so have to redo my network [22:46] well, I "redo" mine all the time (small one guy network, easy as pi) [22:47] my wife might smack me for that [22:48] hehe [22:50] no she WOULD smack me [22:52] do it while she's asleep, then in the morning say suprise and whola [22:56] esp if it's an upgrade and not a redo ;-) [23:07] :) [23:13] all she cares is that her internet works and the printer prints