=== Islington is now known as Trollington === Trollington is now known as Islington === Islington is now known as Trollington === Trollington is now known as Islington === Islington is now known as Trollington === Trollington is now known as Islington === Islington is now known as Trollington === Trollington is now known as Trollington- === Trollington- is now known as Islington [14:38] * vish gets ready to kick darkmatter out of here ;) [14:43] vish: ? you on drugs? o.O [14:43] what did I do? and how many innocent victims did I take with me? LOL [14:44] darkmatter: i see what you are installing ;p [14:46] vish: it's ok. I hate yum. it's a temporary thing anyway. I want fully functional default GNOME3 without having to purge junk, or have apps that don't support the refined gobject bits no-worky after upgrading, and I also want a functional plymouth with my nvidia without 15 minutes of hacking :P [14:46] vish: so don't feel bad. I'll cry everytime I open the package manager xD [14:46] lol! [14:47] functional plymouth with my nvidia < is that possible [14:47] mind=blown [14:48] <--like synaptic, _would_ like ubuntus software center if it wasn't the chubby cow. likes suses package manager. does _NOT_ like fedoras [14:49] Islington: yes. from the nvidia guide for F15, install and run the boot configuration gui and set resolution. plymouth will work. I wonder what black magic powers that. lol [14:50] it's not automatic, but at least it's not a dirty hack ;) [14:51] I am gonna be honest, I am not enjoying unity at all. [14:51] only way I've ever had a functional plymouth in ubuntu was through potentially hosing my system [14:51] Islington: welcome to the club ;) [14:52] vish: SHELL! SHELL! SHELL! [14:52] * darkmatter swoons [14:52] meh.. i'm just gonna stick with 10.10 for a while till they all get their minds straight.. [14:53] it might be better if the ubuntu button could actually search through everything, and execute actions. ala palm os, gnome do [14:53] one thing is atleast we can test Unity in Virtualbox [14:53] I had hated it back in the "clutter was buggy" and "pre relayout" stages, but the final iteration of g-s is sooo... relaxing. lol [14:53] shell sucks in that.. [14:53] vish, i got amazing situation [14:54] unity can't work cause gfx hardware [14:54] but it work in fullscreen mode with vbox [14:54] o_O [14:54] oh! [14:54] zniavre_: lol wut [14:54] pffff im not loling in fact [14:54] :o) [14:54] :D [14:55] vish: yeah. that's the only drawback of shell. if it's not on a usb or something, good luck testing! o/ [14:55] I think when natty releases I am going back to kubuntu on laptop [14:57] anyone going to uds? [14:57] but I've tested it. today is my thorough test-partition testing to figure out potential kinks with F15 (haven't used fedora in 5 years, its caveats escape me, among other things) [14:59] that way I'm not left half functional and struggling. then I'll format and do a clean install. [14:59] but ubuntu is out ftm *shrug* [14:59] at least for a cycle, maybe two. depends how smoothly they transition to the *3 bits [15:00] is gnome3 padding not yet adjustable? or have people suddenly fallen in love with fat themes? [15:00] so instead of .deb > green .rpms >>>>>>>> .deb [15:00] I'm going blue .rpms > green .rpms. lol [15:01] Islington: it's a bug in the adwaita engine :( [15:02] darkmatter: interesting, the css looks pretty straight forwards [15:02] buttons don't scale, which also affects anything containing a button. like a toolbar. lol [15:04] Islington: aye. and the theme is strangely half decent. lol [15:04] I may look into it a bit further after getting a clean gnome3 system up and running, but I do remember it being a bug, I just can't recall the report # [15:05] hopefully next release, or if I feel like diligently tracking git commits:P