[01:19] Takyoji, will you be attending the release party April 30th? [01:19] Location? [01:20] in the cities, i think hopkins [01:20] Perhaps [01:20] from what i remember your located in faribault, i'm heading up from owatonna, if you want to hitch a ride [01:23] just thought I would offer [04:15] I wonder what would be a reasonable means of having a series of sensors, go to an Arduino board, and have the output given over RS232 to a desktop. [04:15] Moreso, the part doing with sensors and the Arduino board. [04:15] Mainly, for a series of fish tanks, for simple analytics such as: temperature, water clarity/color, waterlevel, etc [04:15] Where all I can think of are thermoresistors for temperature, and a series of white LEDs with color filters, and photoconductor. [04:15] and everything of the above would be a matter of measuring resistance; I suppose. I'm relatively stupid with making something hardware-wise that's actually useful. xP [04:17] RS232? What century is this? [04:17] But yes, you could certainly do this with Arduino, but heck if I know how. -offtopic might. === rlaager1 is now known as rlaager [18:24] So who else is thinking about moving away from gnome because of Unity and Gnome3? [20:52] I think that unity will be an awesome default for the beginner crowd. I'm not sold yet. I have my Gnome desktop setup humming and going really well for my own development. [20:52] I'm a little concerned that Unity isn't going to be as configurable as what I currently have. [20:52] But we'll see [20:53] but, I'm a power user and a developer, I have tons of stuff running on my machine all the time. [21:31] Is there an Ubuntu release that does not include "classic GNOME" yet? (I'm still on Lucid.) Until that happens, I'm not going to worry about it too much. [21:35] rlaager: Nope, and it won't happen anytime soon. Unity requires 3D acceleration support in the graphics driver, and many users do not have that.