[03:33] anyone awake? [03:34] technically [03:34] but it seems to be a two-coffee morning, and I've only had one [03:36] its too late at night to be morning [08:46] * smb fetches #2 [08:52] * apw yawns [08:52] apw, Morning === saispo_ is now known as saispo [09:08] cking, If you did not "hear" a good morning, your mumble is broken. :) [09:10] * cking gives it a kick [09:15] smb, mumble failed again? [09:26] i think smb's router needs rebooting at midnight === smb` is now known as smb === ogra_ is now known as ogra === diwic is now known as diwic_afk === amitk is now known as amitk-afk === amitk-afk is now known as amitk [12:17] bah i hate Qt already [12:55] apw, do you have to add new Qt bits to the kernel now ? [12:56] ogra, heh thankfully not ... trying to figure out why mumble is broke on natty [12:56] lol [12:56] finally annoyed me enough to try and fix it [12:56] i think we all did already [12:56] and all of us gave up :P [12:56] wondering if it is actually a unity related issue [12:57] (at least everyone i talked to up to now had at least one mumble prob) [12:57] or perhaps even a qt library issue [12:57] might be compiz, yep [12:57] we seem to have asked for the input events, but they are not getting delivered [12:57] try using std. gnome and metacity and see if it fails there too [12:58] is there a way to switch live? i know unity does temporarily when resetting [12:58] hmm, no idea, i usually do it at gdm [13:02] apw: what is the problem? my mumble doesn't read my hotkey anymore === cking is now known as cking-afk === cking-afk is now known as cking [15:04] hi. i am through with all the wiki bug triaging pages. but i am not getting from where to start? how to pick a bug and from where? please suggest. [15:16] novice27, hiya, our main trige guy is off today, he would be the best person to help you [15:16] novice27, but mostly we start with the 'New' bugs on the 'linux' package [15:17] which one can find on launchpad [15:17] * apw drops to reboot, in the vein hope that the unity update will help ... i am sick to death of it crashing [15:18] apw: okiez.. thanks... but i dont know how to start practically. but let me check the page :) [15:20] novice27, forgot to mention, his irc nick is jFo [15:20] apw: thanks... :)... [15:21] apw: i want to get into kernel development.. i have decided to start with bug triaging.. can u please some more?.... [15:22] apw: *suggest [15:24] novice27, we usually suggest that, looking at bugs and gets you to see what areas there are, and what intrests you [15:24] and in trying to solve them, which tends to happen with ones you are interested about, you tend to learn new things [15:24] which help you as you start to find bugs and write fixes [15:26] apw: do i need to read books on linux kernel programming? [15:27] it depends how you find it as you go, some people just read the code around an issue and pick it up that way [15:27] its personal preference [15:27] reading a book on it is usually interesting, but they do tend to be out of date [15:30] apw: ya.. they are of 2006 edition... i will start with the isues then and try them. thanks for help...:) === herton is now known as herton_lunch [15:36] * apw whines about unity, impotently === _LibertyZero is now known as LibertyZero [15:52] What's the difference between HIGHMEM4G and HIGHMEM64G (besides the '6')? Why would one choose just the 4? [15:58] Beacause enabling PAE means you take a performance hit [16:00] But both are PAE aren't they? [16:02] No [16:02] You can access 4G without PAE === herton_lunch is now known as herton === yofel_ is now known as yofel === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan