[07:45] hi! [07:46] i like make a local team ubuntu [07:47] what will it take? [07:49] Hello! === daker_ is now known as daker [12:51] Hi all as of right now there are 10 slots still open for Ubuntu Open Week...and volunteers or thoughts for sessions not already listed on the Open Week Wiki? - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuOpenWeek [12:51] Let me know if you have ideas or would like to lead a session :-) Thanks! [12:52] Times don't work for me, sorry akgraner [12:53] nhandler, no worries...thanks for checking to see though [12:53] do you have any session suggestions? [12:55] I've emailed tons of people but most of them will be swamped or sprinting or getting ready for UDS...so I'm seeing if I missed anything (which I am sure I have) or anyone that would like to discussion their area of interest(s) etc... [12:57] akgraner: Not right now, but I'll think about it and get back to you [12:58] thanks! I have 5 sessions that are being discussed if I can get those added today we'll only need 5 more sessions...:-) [13:09] akgraner: I can do either another seahorse session, or a command-line basics session [13:09] mhall119, how about command line... [13:10] sounds good, I'll put together a syllabus [13:10] I think I'm available all week [13:11] "Users don't *need* no stinking command line, but sometimes they really *want* to use it" Intro to basic command line usage... [13:11] put me at one of the mid-week 1600UTC slots [13:11] Just teasing about the title...It's a failed attempt at geek humor :-/ [13:12] :) [13:12] No no [13:12] the title should be [13:12] "What to do when your SO hides away your mouse" [13:13] call it "Dr. Command Love: or, how I learned to stop worry and love the prompt" [13:13] maybe that's too long [13:14] mhall119: "Grep the sed out of your terminal" [13:14] ;-) === cypher is now known as czajkowski [13:21] now I need ideas for what commands to cover [13:27] mhall119, I penciled you in for Wed 1600 UTC with - Conquering the Command Line for Beginners - mhall119 [13:27] cool, sounds good to me [13:28] akgraner: if you would mind, can you give me a list of some common and/or useful commands you use [13:29] mhall119, cd, grep, kill [13:30] you kill a lot of stuff? [13:30] * akgraner looks for my note (cheatsheet) I use... [13:30] I do...b/c my machine runs hot all the time [13:31] sounds like a kernel driver problame [13:31] so I am constantly running the top command then I kill stuff [13:31] they are working on it... [13:31] it's been ongoing on and off since Karmic - I think it's a race condition but I can't always duplicate it [13:32] does the CPU usage max out? [13:32] yep - so I ordered a new laptop and will be sending this one for one of the guys to take with them from UDS to figure it out [13:33] I wonder if 'diff' would be worth covering [13:33] * mhall119 is scrolling through ~/.bash_history [13:34] oh, I need to cover apt [13:34] mhall119, believe me those guess are looking into it...we've been through diffs, and tested every kernel from Karmic til now [13:34] oh bash would be a good one [13:34] sorry, my 'diff' comment was about my CLI session, not your laptop [13:34] also the update upgrade commands - once sec and I'll get you the one I use [13:34] I was assuming bash, since it's the default user shell [13:34] mhall119, hehe no worries [13:35] I'm going to show some fun and useful ways to use find, grep, sed and xargs together [13:36] crap - I just got my first fail when updating... [13:36] Setting up virtualbox-ose (4.0.4-dfsg-1ubuntu4) ... [13:36] * Stopping VirtualBox kernel modules [ OK ] [13:36] * Starting VirtualBox kernel modules * No suitable module for running kernel found [13:36] [fail] [13:37] * akgraner goes to find kernel peoples :-) [13:37] dkms usually takes care of that [13:39] mhall119, here is the other command I use - sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [13:40] yup, gonna cover those and apt-cache too [13:41] I think I'm gonna cut down my list of commands, though, and spend more time showing how to combine them with pipes and redirects to do even more useful stuff [13:42] oh that would help me for sure [13:42] cprofitt, did you get my message about the Open Week session? [13:42] I can probably kill an hour just on combinations of find, xargs, and grep [13:43] akgraner: not yet [13:43] I have not checked email this morning [13:43] nah it was a ping - basically did you still want to do a the session you added to the prep page for Open week? [13:44] I would not mind... what are the time slots? [13:48] wow, http://pablorubianes.wordpress.com/2011/04/25/community-launcher/ is pretty cool [13:54] cprofitt, Mon - 1500 and 1600 UTC are available - Tuesday and Thursday 1600 and 1700 are open and Friday 1400 and 1500 are still open as well [13:55] that makes it tough as I will be at work and can not promise to not get pulled away [13:55] nothing later? [13:56] 21:00 or later [13:57] nope it's only scheduled for 20 hours of sessions for this week - 1400 -1700 UTC... [13:59] though we can always add an "off-schedule" or "extra" session if you'd like to still do it... [13:59] yay, I have cold air blowing again! [14:00] yay! [14:00] akgraner: I would not mind doing that. [14:00] no more 80+ degrees in the house [14:01] the best time for me would be 9pm my time, so that would be Friday morning UTC [14:02] earlier and I would need to verify with my wife that she has no plans for the day in question [14:02] cprofitt, ok I'll email you then and we can go from there [14:02] cool [14:04] akgraner: thanks for following up with me [14:04] yep - just sent you an email - jcastro is CC'd incase I get hit by a bus or something... [14:05] cool [14:14] akgraner: have you had a chance to take Read Feeder for a spin? I know adding subscriptions wasn't working when I first set you up, but that's fixed now [14:15] nope - doing that this afternoon when I get back from an appointment... :-) [14:16] catching up right now - I'm amazed that being away from my computer for 48 hours on a weekend leaves me playing catch-up...hmmmm [16:51] hey mhall119 [16:52] is the LD services supporting the xml format ? [17:19] daker: LD only provides JSON [17:19] ok === daker is now known as daker_