=== UndiFineD is now known as UndiFineD_ === UndiFineD_ is now known as UndiFineD === Guest52719 is now known as Aranel [00:13] BUGabundo, are you using any btrfs partitions at the moment? [00:13] yes [00:13] and boot is slow as never [00:13] damn [00:13] really. how slow? [00:13] like over a minute boot time [00:13] just with natty? [00:13] let me upload the logs [00:14] don't have anything else [00:14] yeah but you had a btrfs partition with maverick right? [00:16] bjsnider: they will be at http://bootcharts.f.bugabundo.net/ soon [00:16] bjsnider: not sure :S [00:16] tooooo long agoi [00:16] 1104 is #1 woohoo [00:17] BUGabundo, i wonder if this is bug 716736 [00:17] Launchpad bug 716736 in ureadahead (Ubuntu) "ureadhead slow down my boot using btrfs FS for root" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/716736 [00:17] maybe [00:17] who uses anything but ext4 [00:17] i'm not using it as root and it's clearly slowing boot times here [00:17] just installed natty, do i installed natty how do i set up dual moitors to not be mirrors? [00:19] is ubuntu 10.04 64 bit worth it [00:21] bjsnider: started on BluBUG-natty-20110402-1.png [00:28] bjsnider: and copy files in BTRFS/SSD seem *extremely* slow [00:28] BUGabundo, i can't see the expanded version, so there's not enough detail [00:28] sure there is [00:28] click on the right side [00:28] but I've uploaded them to the bug [00:29] 100MBs to upload [00:29] gonna take a while [00:30] anyone here usign natty with dual moitors? [00:30] no [00:30] Cause i got it to stop mirrorign but the bar on top appears on both screens [00:30] does anyone kno how to purge banshee to heck [00:31] BUGabundo, there are a bunch of 85+ sec. btrfs processes in your bootchart [00:31] haumpf [00:31] can't be designed that way, right? [00:31] does compiz work with natty? [00:31] i mean it's not supposed to do that [00:31] searayman: yes, unity uses it [00:32] bjsnider: if you look at the older ones, it doesn't [00:32] searayman: so does classic [00:32] ali1234: how do i know if its on or not? [00:32] compiz is borken in 1104 searayman [00:32] you should use classic no effect desktop, then all is good [00:32] since when? [00:32] it's working here [00:32] always [00:32] um... no [00:32] you must e lucky [00:32] BUGabundo, that bug was reported on feb 10 and no one has noticed it [00:32] well i am not on classic and things seem to be workign fine [00:33] mrdeb: did you upgrade from maverick? [00:33] no [00:33] i did a daily build [00:33] what graphics card? [00:33] windows are blank and programs crash out to log in screen [00:33] nvidia [00:33] i have no idea [00:33] ah [00:33] not tested nvidia yet [00:33] doesnt matter [00:33] sure it does [00:33] i use class gnome no effects [00:33] compiz works fine on intel [00:33] classic [00:34] with both unity and classic [00:34] how much ram are you using [00:34] i dunnno about 500mb? [00:34] i get 700mb on start up [00:34] bjsnider: strange [00:34] I had nothing that old [00:34] with nvidia drive installed, not even using compiz [00:34] that machine is 32 bit [00:34] without nvidia it was 250 [00:34] so what is going on here [00:34] BUGabundo, maybe you know who to ping [00:35] on the 64 bit machine i see about 900mb in use [00:35] but 200 of that is from gvfsd [00:35] yeah [00:35] 32bit is 700 [00:35] bjsnider: no idea who :\ [00:35] its like it btrfs.fsck on *every* boot [00:36] let me try to downgrade btrfs tools [00:37] it's definitely doing a fsck, but so is fsck.ext4 [00:37] i coudlnt run 1104 on a computer with 512mb ram [00:37] had to go back to 1004 [00:37] -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 658K 2011-04-01 20:05 btrfs-tools_0.19+20100601-3ubuntu2_amd64.deb [00:37] don't have an older one :( [00:38] so is natty a sperm whale [00:38] is that why those logos are in the background [00:39] how do i acces my firefox settings, i seee no files options etc at the top of the screen for firefox... [00:39] BUGabundo, if it's ureadahead it could be pitti. his name is on a couple of the uploads [00:39] "Narwhal" [00:41] searayman: tools options [00:41] BUGabundo, i wonder what would happen to boot times if you removed btrfs-tools? [00:41] ahaha [00:41] I wonder if it would even boot [00:41] mrdeb: where are tools options? I dont see it anywhere [00:41] btrfs has no native kernel support [00:42] searayman: edit, preferences from the mneu [00:42] the fs driver has to be in the kernel [00:42] let me try [00:42] if I don't come back [00:43] its all your fault :P [00:43] i think btrfs-tools is to create and fsck the filesystem [00:44] mrdeb: thats the things i dont see anymenue for firefox at the top liek i do for other pplications [00:45] rebooting [00:45] wish me luck [00:45] searayman: you hav eto move to where the gnome panel normally is, and it will show you those [00:45] is the snapping of the terminal to one half of the screen already reported as a bug? it does not snap completely and it still leaves some space around the corners. this looks sloppy. [00:46] ddbt-nl: I think all snapping is done like this, and by design. [00:47] mrdeb: yea see they appear fofr other applications just not firefox [00:47] arand: please try it and see it is not the same as with other apps [00:48] searayman: that is weird. try maximizing maybe or not. or go ito classic desktop to chagne the settings [00:48] i have to go now adios [00:48] arand: take a look at the space on the right size and at the bottom [00:48] I'll check, I though it was for all apps [00:48] arand: *side [00:49] bjsnider: back [00:49] arand: nope, the terminal behaves differently to for instance firefox or nautilu [00:49] safe and soun [00:49] BUGabundo, that was fast [00:49] BUGabundo: btrfs issues I heard? [00:49] (with no btrfs tools LOL) [00:50] What does btrfsck actually do on boot when iit doesn't as in my case, just fail completely? [00:50] BUGabundo, of course without that package you wouldn't be able to fsck the partition should there be a problem [00:51] Well btrfsck can't repair things anyways ;) [00:51] arand: oh yes it can [00:51] arand, it seems to be slowing down boot times if there's a btrfs partition involved [00:51] either that or ureadahead [00:51] Afaik, current version is read-only [00:52] I know the current btrfsck tool isn't particularly fast no [00:52] arand, it's being executed every boot [00:52] It was completely disabled from even checking on boot until the last update [00:52] not just every 30 boots [00:52] stupid pidgin X stack [00:52] leaving labels on my screen :( [00:53] I guess it fails to fsck and mark it as clean then? [00:53] arand, you seem to know more about it than we do [00:53] arand, there's a bug related to this, 716736 [00:53] bug #716736 [00:53] Launchpad bug 716736 in ureadahead (Ubuntu) "ureadhead slow down my boot using btrfs FS for root" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/716736 [00:54] and what about the terminal snapping bug? [00:55] bjsnider: Well, I got https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/btrfs-tools/+bug/748340 In the recent update, due to messy snapshot tree strcture I can only assume... [00:55] Ubuntu bug 748340 in btrfs-tools (Ubuntu) "btrfsck fails with "unsupported option features", must [ignore] to boot" [Undecided,New] [00:55] arand, i think we're running into something different here [00:55] arand, that's more like it [00:55] Hmm, probably [00:56] What, that's what you are seeing as well? [00:56] very slow boot times [00:56] slow copying files [00:56] it's doing an fsck and failing. and it's taking forever [00:56] *very* slow apt [00:56] though that was fixed [00:57] Hmm, that sounds possbly like a separate issue, I just get downright fail, not slowdons or such... [00:58] arand, you have to intervene to boot the system? [00:58] ddbt-nl: Ah, remebered I was using classic on the VM, can't check it I'm afraid, you should bugreport it though, on either, unity or gnome-terminal... [00:58] bjsnider: Yea. [00:59] is that on launchpad? (it is my first time to write a bug report) [01:00] bjsnider: Current btrfsck version on ubuntu just fails when run against my btrfs, If I grab the debian version, it works externally, but I can't manage to get it working nicely with mpountall it seems [01:00] ddbt-nl: Yes, but run "ubuntu-bug unity" in the terminal and it will automate a bit for you [01:00] thank you [01:01] i will try and see what i can do [01:01] what the.... http://lxer.com/module/newswire/ext_link.php?rid=149803 [01:02] ddbt-nl: https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity/+bug/710271 [01:02] Ubuntu bug 710271 in compiz (Ubuntu) "invisible window border problems" [High,Fix released] [01:02] ddbt-nl: Quoted: "This bug can still be seen in gnome-terminal but I'm not seeing the effect as strongly in nautilus." [01:03] i know.. so it isn't completeyly fixed? [01:05] ddbt-nl: It was apparently fixed for most applications, but gnome-terminal's way of using fixed-size resising seems to still be incompatible, you might want to ask on that bug report if a new bug should be filed against gnome-terminal or if the bug should be re-opened.. [01:05] hmm, gotta create a launchpad account first then [01:06] BUGabundo: If you run btrfsck from a liveCD, how long does that take? [01:06] arand: usually seconds [01:07] and what about the "ugly" wide wireless network icon.. we used to have such a wonderful small icon for it.. [01:10] BUGabundo: Seems like btrfsck is all kinds of wonky =) Might've been better to follow debian's example and just leave it disabled ;) === lamlex is now known as lamalex [01:10] hehee [01:11] BUGabundo, i guess we should leave the package uninstalled [01:11] :( [01:11] arand, maybe there's a stable upstream version? [01:12] The problem is, upstream is working on the new spanking btrfsck, that can actually fix problems it discovers, so I'm not sure there will be much chance of good updates for this "old", read-only btrfsck [01:12] arand, you're not giving me much confidence in btrfs-tools [01:12] Well the easies way to diable btrfsck atm is just to unlink /sbin/fsck.btrfs so it doesn't point to btrfsck [01:13] That way mountall will just go "can't find it, fsck it" and move on, like it was before it was enabled in the latest version [01:15] bjsnider: Well it's just the fsck tool that's lacking I guess. [01:52] when I have multiple firefox windows open and minimize one or two I can not get them back unless i minimize all of them. ANyone else have this bug? === goddaM is now known as Maddog [02:13] when i try to run time and date settings nothing happens === goddaM is now known as Maddogm === jussi01 is now known as Guest43108 [02:30] Hey all, does anybody know if it's possible to cause the launcher to take up the whole screen? [02:30] Or whatever the name is for the ubuntu button in the top left :) (Natty) [02:30] and of course I mean by default. I do know there's an expand button [02:32] It does on my netbook so yes [02:32] You mean the launcher you get when you hit the super button right? [02:33] yeah, it does on my laptop too [02:33] but on my desktop it doesn't [02:33] (larger screen :p) [02:33] (and well, resolution, which is whats important :) [02:34] It's annoying that you cant drag and drop from the lens to the launcher -_- === evilnhandler_ is now known as evilnhandler [02:34] Yep, I know it's supposed to decide automatically, based on your screen size. Having said that, I'm almost certain there will be a config file somewhere you can edit to tell it to always open fullscreen. Unfortunetly, there is no config utility yet. :( [02:35] Kevin1a, minor annoyance at worse so I'll poke around for a config file, but you're right if it doesn't already exist im sure there will be some way to change it [02:35] in a gui [02:36] Ubuntu Tweak, dooh [02:36] I'm searching / right now to see if I can find something. [02:36] there's a button in the bottom right corner, if you click it, it fills the screen [02:36] however, it doesn't actually show you any more useful stuff [02:36] it does, but it doesn't stay that way if you click it again [02:36] if you close and open the window again I mean [02:37] yeah [02:38] an you guys access the Date and Time ? [02:38] ok, well maybe I can move on to a second problem :p, before upgrading to natty my speakers worked, now they dont. my usb headset has continue d working however. I've tried everything I can in sound preferences [02:38] maybe I should reinstall alsa / pulse? [02:39] AnubArack, the config app? works form e [02:39] for me* [02:39] it does not for me :( not in the sys tray and not in the settings menu [02:39] just won't start anything [02:40] AnubArack, try reinstalling it using the software center [02:40] can i turn off the "apps available for download" thing? [02:41] @Ninwa: I couldn't find a config file. Perhaps someone who gets on later will know, or maybe ask on the forums. In regards to Pulseaudio, it's the closest thing to a linux virus. I am a huge Fedora fan, but their use of Pulseaudio, is like a 10/10 hot chick that secretly has a penis. Are you using a pretty typical soundcard, or do you have some kind of speacial hardware? [02:42] Kevin1a, I actually just discovered something kind of funny, the speakers actually work, it's just the "test speakers" button that doesn't [02:42] if "a pretty typical soundcard" = intel HDA, then... [02:42] I was making sure they worked in the preferences before switching back to my speakers without actually having played any audio through anything else [02:42] so disregard :] [02:42] Kevin1a, that said, thank you for investigating the config file, if I find anything I'll let you know [02:42] Hmmmm, I wonder if it reverted to alsa or something, and that's why the test doesn't work. Either way, as long as they work! [02:43] if you remove pulseaudio you lose ability to adjust volume, at least you do on maverick [02:43] there is no pretty typical intel hda they all need different quirks to get the jacks right [02:43] so it's pretty easy to tell if that happened :) [02:43] what's the keyboard shortcut to toggle workspaces ? [02:44] h3sp4wn: not just the jacks... the random drop outs ae pretty annoying too [02:44] but strangely it only happens with pulse :) [02:44] nevermind. it's Super-S [02:44] so use oss4 [02:44] bwahahahaha [02:44] yeah right [02:44] If you remove pulseaudio, you can install alsa-mixer and some other package that will put a different volume control in your panel. [02:44] then instead of losing sound in 1 app, i can get a nice kernel crash [02:44] good stuff [02:44] anyway i'll stop trolling now :) [02:45] Kevin1a, it just occurred to me, such a setting would be someting configured in compiz [02:45] i'm happy with just alsa, and using the volume control on my speakers :) [02:46] anyway what i need to know is r600 working properly on the beta [02:46] one day i might buy a proper sound card to replace this onboard junk [02:46] and settings for unity compiz plugin exist, nothing to make it full-screened though [02:47] Ubuntu has always been the best distro for recognising my hardware. So far the only thing that is giving me problems is the bluetooth. I always have to run /etc/init.d/bluetooth/ restart or something like that to make it work. I'm probably just going to make it a script and set it as a startup program. That's fruestrating, hopefully we'll get some kind of config tool before the final release. [02:48] The second part of my comment was in regards to compiz, no confusion. :D === rcmaehl_fallback is now known as rcmaehl === txwikinger2 is now known as txwikinger [03:22] how often are 1104 packages updated daily [03:22] Anyone tried to install Google Earth on natty (all updates)? I did and it runs but fonts are unreadable. [03:22] no. google is evil [03:22] mrdeb: ... when changes are made? [03:22] mrdeb: I know. Someone feeling the need to say they're not, are. [03:22] hmm? [03:23] Google Earth is a pretty amazing app tho... [03:24] who is running 1104 [03:25] mrdeb: Presumably most of the channel. [03:25] not based on them not answering my qs [03:26] mrdeb: Perhaps that's because they're not here, or don't feel a desire to answer questions that don't make sense. [03:26] really [03:27] well that rules my case out [03:27] If all 243 people were around and talking at once, that'd be... interesting. [03:27] do you know if today's 38 kernel has the speed patch? [03:28] !natty [03:28] Natty Narwhal is the codename for Ubuntu 11.04, due April 28 2011. Help and support (only) in #ubuntu+1. Natty is beta and is not intended for production systems. [03:28] !schedule [03:28] A schedule of Natty Narwhal (11.04) release milestones can be found here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NattyReleaseSchedule [03:31] the sound driver is improved [03:31] mrdeb: check the gitweb [03:32] i dont know what tmeans [03:32] mrdeb: are you referring to the scheduler? [03:33] The speed patch that came out months ago? Yes, it does. [03:37] getting a prompt to enter a "keyring password" for my "login keyring" after login on 11.04. It says it is b/c it didn't get unlocked when I logged in. I have not set up any keyring or separate password to my a/c login [03:38] somethinginteres: use account password [03:38] somethinginteres: it happens when yoou have autologin enbled [03:39] eoin_: thanks, I entered that, it didn't seem to work. [03:42] somethinginteres: Using an empty password? [03:43] Anyone else unable to start the installer on Beta 1, i386? Bunch of terminal errors, even when just trying to do the integrity check. [03:44] arand: perhaps. None was explicitly set. I am just going to disable autologin [03:55] How do I stop new windows from spawning with their title bars hidden by the top panel? It seems to happen pretty regularly and prevents me from being able to move them. === goddaM is now known as Maddogm [04:01] ninwa, hold alt and click the window and drag it down [04:01] thats the only fix right now i know of [04:01] you can click anywhere in the window while holding alt and it will grab the window so you can move it === Dewio is now known as Dewi [04:03] digitalfiz, useful tip, thank you :) [04:03] digitalfiz, have you experienced the problem im referring to though? [04:03] np it was getting me too the folders would do that to me almost everytime and its very aggrevating [04:03] ah [04:03] :] [04:04] gedit does too [04:16] why is rekonq telling me to install flash when it's already installed? [04:17] /join #imgur === Amaranth_ is now known as Amaranth === aberhow_ is now known as aberhow [04:41] is there anyway to re-order the launchers on the unity bar? [04:49] bug 725434 [04:49] Launchpad bug 725434 in cairo (Ubuntu Natty) "Nvidia drivers lead to extra memory usage for each process using libGL" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/725434 [05:05] anyone having issues activating video card? [05:06] Chris: not for my Nvidia card. If you get errors you should join #ubuntu-bugs and ask for help in submiting a report [05:08] alright thanks [05:24] where is enable desktop effects located in 11.04? [05:24] it is no longer in appearance === kory is now known as zaery [05:47] Can't get to omgubuntu at all now. I know they were being attacked. Wonder what it is this time. [05:48] Anyone know how i could install libasound on natty? [05:52] apt-get install libasound2 [05:52] I have a ruby library that depends on libasound and isnt working with libasound2 [05:53] if i change the dependencies in the file to libasound2.. would it work the same? [05:54] sounds iffy [05:55] looks like im gonna actually need to program [05:55] hopefully that is less iffy [05:56] ;) [05:56] why is it so dead in here anyways? [05:56] Becuase we're all afraid of Unity O_o [05:56] lol [05:57] It could attack at any given moment. Guard yourself well friend! [05:57] c00lryguy, it is near 7am here [05:57] alright well imma ghost and try to figure that out =p [05:57] because #ubuntu+1 doesn't get really really busy until right before release [05:57] makes sense [05:58] http://status.nullcortex.com/other/other/irccountall/_ubuntu+1.html is fun to look at :) [05:59] lol === androidbruce|afk is now known as androidbruce [06:23] anyone know if the ati proprietary drivers work on natty yet? specifically the 6970m [06:25] howdy! just noticed, since tomorrows morning my natty refuses to boot: it gets stuck forever when trying to get the disks to work. [06:25] gnah, since todays morning. [06:25] when i sysrq reisub, i see that it's stuck somewhere in udev. [06:27] You using btrfs? [06:27] arand: yep. [06:28] Might be the fsck hanging up, had a similar report of that. [06:28] Temporary fix is to unlink /sbin/fsck.btrfs [06:29] hm, how to do that without getting into the system? [06:29] https://launchpad.net/bugs/716736 [06:29] Ubuntu bug 716736 in ureadahead (Ubuntu) "ureadhead slow down my boot using btrfs FS for root" [Undecided,New] [06:29] A liveCD? [06:30] zaery: I am having issues with my ATI drivers as well [06:30] arand: hehe, i'm on a train and using a netbook :-/ [06:31] LetoThe2nd: Hmm, I wonder if the "fastboot" kernel parameter would do the equivalent... [06:33] arand: is "wonder" like "you got a 99% chance" or more like "just guessing"? one try will cost me ~10minutes. [06:34] if you say its more guesswork, i'll stick with $otheros for now and look into it once i'm back at office tonight. [06:34] Yea, it's just guesswork [06:36] arand: ok, thanks. we'll see what the evening brings then. [06:36] Also seems like in plymouth you'd ned to use C or S keys whilst it's running instead, but yea, it sounds like the time for poking at this is later [06:37] arand: yeah, i get offered these jeys, but only when using the previous version. the current version just gets stuck saying nothing. [07:03] How do I move window buttons to the right for when the window is maximized? [07:03] tonyyarusso: I assume !controls doesn't work? [07:03] !controls [07:03] In Lucid, the minimize, maximize, and close buttons have been moved to the left side. For more information, please see https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/light-themes/+bug/532633/comments/564 [07:03] tonyyarusso, not possible [07:04] joy [07:04] rww: No, that only changes when it's not maximized. [07:04] htorque: WTF? Really? [07:04] well, not afaik [07:04] I think I'm going to ignore #ubuntu for the otter release cycle. It's going to be headacheful. [07:05] yarly [07:05] More headacheful because of? [07:05] no! i will not bring up yet another discussion of that in here :3 [07:05] default unity [07:05] the problem with moving them to the right likely is the variable size of the indicators on the right - you'd never have a constant place for the controls [07:06] Oh, well, maybe.. [07:06] I've yet to see one of the indicators - what is this groundbreaking feature that justifies breaking everything else? [07:07] Going to be a bit tricky to give UI support since you can't run unity in kvm :/ [07:08] tonyyarusso, the indicators aren't the problem. the problem is that you maximize the window to the top panel - that would also have been a problem with gnome-panel + applets === FireCrotch is now known as nickmoeck [07:32] I think I found a bug, can someone try and replicate it before I report it? When I am at the login screen after a restart I put in the wrong password and the "incorrect password" message showed under the "login" and "cancel" buttons instead of on its own line. Can someone test this really quick. I'm running the Natty Beta, just updated the packages right before the restart so everything should be up to date. [07:34] Hmmm, after logout, it doesn't do it again. I hate dissapearing bugs more than normal bugs because they're harder to fix [07:35] Yea, I just get Authfail at the normal position === Guest43108 is now known as jussi01 === jussi01 is now known as Guest36281 === Guest36281 is now known as jussi01 [07:46] how can I get rid of that annoying "System problem detected" error dialogue? [07:46] ideally replacing it with something actually useful [07:51] Well it's apport catching an application crash I assume, it can be turned off, though Ideally you should be reporting them bugs.. [07:53] gordonjcp: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/EnableProposed Instructions for apport presumably works in reverse... [08:06] has anyone else got issues with installing flashplugin in natty? [08:07] jussi: well, there were some issues with kpackagekit + flashplugin-installer, but I thought that was fixed [08:08] micahg: wait a sec, pastebin. [08:08] micahg: http://paste.ubuntu.com/590090/ [08:09] jussi: do you have a coredump from the nspluginwrapper crash? [08:10] micahg: no idea - where would I find it? I can reproduce it everytime... [08:10] jussi: /var/crash? [08:12] micahg: http://paste.ubuntu.com/590093/ [08:13] micahg: and: http://paste.ubuntu.com/590092/ [08:13] jussi: that wasn't a good idea [08:13] uhoh? [08:15] ubuntu beta 1 cause vbox to crash [08:23] ok, removed the google talk plugin, and now no probs. weird. [08:24] perhaps because it was an upgraded system, and a remnant from maverick [08:24] third party libs seem to break stuff in weird ways [08:24] yeah :( [08:24] thanks for helping me sort it out micahg [08:25] jussi: no problem [08:25] * jussi goes back to watching rubbish on youtube insteqad of working :P [08:26] jussi: you can try the new gnash :) [08:26] is it worth a look now? [08:26] I uploaded 0.8.9 earlier today I think [08:26] seems to be pretty good w/youtube [08:27] ok, so I remove flashplugin-installer and install gnash? or? [08:27] doesn't seem to work with streamtheworld [08:27] jussi: you can just install gnash, it should be used in place of adobe flash [08:27] it currently uses an alternative (yuck) [08:28] jussi: err, browser-plugin-gnash that is :) [08:28] hrm, still uses flash [08:30] ok, trifle slower to load than flsh, but works after removing flashplugin-installer [08:31] this is the issue I have after activating my ati graphics driver. http://imgur.com/fGonM [08:31] it activates fine, but unable to do anything unfortunally [08:36] anyone having issues creating a PGP key? [08:36] I create one and try to export it to launchpad and get error [08:36] it is in my keyring [08:40] I am currently testing counters on unity launchers [08:40] It it doesn't look like it works well [08:40] has anyone played with them before? [08:42] hmm well will have to log the bugs with knowledge i have [08:43] It must be logging this information already since super+a brings up a most frequently used dialogue [08:43] just not displaying it === dgjones is now known as DJones === sdx24 is now known as sdx23 === alexanbj_ is now known as alexanbj [09:44] Hi all! [09:44]