[00:10] Mobidoy: pong ? [00:11] salut deuxpi [00:11] oh boisoir ! :) [00:11] ^bonsoir [00:11] :) [00:11] cyphermox a t'il réussi à installer sa carte Wi-Fi sur son super portable ? [00:12] 'sais pas il voulait patcher le module wireless pour qu'il accepte sa carte [00:12] OK, un genre de fake version ;-) [00:13] mouais [00:14] ça a l'air commun avec les trucs achetés sur ebay [00:14] lol [00:16] ze bug: http://bugzilla.intellinuxwireless.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1997 [00:16] @d2_racing: CTRL + D ça fera l'affaire ;-) [00:17] Heu je voulais dire Logo Windows + D [00:18] je sais pas combien $ Microsoft paie pour avoir son logo sur tous les foutus claviers... :/ [00:20] LOL... moi je l'ai gratté pis j'ai rien gagné !!! [00:20] Fake je vais mettre le sticker Ubuntu ! ;-) [00:20] ouais il y en a deux sur les feuilles de sticker qui font bien l'affaire [00:21] Exactement [03:16] Kikou !!!! [03:16] Non pas eu le temps de patcher le module !!! [04:19] bonsoir [05:28] bonjour les mais [05:28] amis [05:28] :( [05:28] qqn est-il encore réveillé [05:28] (une fille de la caraibe) [05:28] (concincée sur son upgrade 11.04) [05:28] :( [05:28] pfffffffffff [05:42] qqn est-il encore réveillé [16:03] Bonne journée gang... Pis bon upgrade à ceux qui passeront de 10.10 à 11.04 en fin semaine ;-) [16:12] Je suis sur 11.10 deja [16:12] :) [16:34] IdleOne: c'est ce que je disais à cyphermox jeudi passé ;) [16:35] deuxpi: I changed my repos to oneiric yesterday 65 packages got updated. [16:35] see idle-one-blogspot.com [16:35] err idle-one.blogspot.com [16:36] IdleOne: there is a bunch of gnome 3 stuff in there (ref. https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/oneiric-changes/2011-April/thread.html ) [16:36] another 5 packages being updated as we speak [16:37] it is definitely not safe to upgrade [16:37] hehe [16:38] IdleOne: I'm running debian unstable, so I already have most of these updates ;) [16:38] so you know [16:38] I did the same thing with Natty. soon as the tool chain was uploaded I did an upgrade [16:39] is gcc-4.6 in ubuntu yet? [16:39] gcc: [16:39] Installed: 4:4.6.0-3ubuntu1 [16:39] yup [16:39] in 11.10 [16:40] ok yeah :) [16:41] so basically 11.10 is Ubuntu+ Debian unstable ? [16:42] I think LTS releases are synced with debian testing, and non-LTS releases with unstable [16:43] I have to say I like Unity but I personally do not find it newbie friendly. Some settings are difficult to find if you don't know what you are looking for [16:43] I am not going to upgrade my mothers netbook, leaving it at 10.10 for now. [16:44] it's still much more than the "technology preview" some people try to pretend [16:44] not sure what you mean [16:45] Unity is very usable but for users who like to tweak and config I understand the complaints. [16:45] I see on the mailing lists that some people don't like the change, then they tell everyone that it shouldn't have been released as is [16:46] yeah, same complaints in #ubuntu. People saying that it is broken and doesn't work, that just is not true. Unity works perfectly, it just is not finished yet so many "features" a more experienced user would expect to see are not present but they will be added. [16:47] at least we no longer hear about the buttons on the left ;) [16:48] People forget that non-LTS releases are almost like an unstable release where new stuff gets tested, by the time we get to 12.04 Unity will be feature full and mature [16:49] I was surprised to see a large window pop-up to suggest me to upgrade yesterday [16:49] I saw a couple of people complain about the buttons being on the left. I guess when you upgrade the default theme sets the buttons back to the left [16:49] most probably [16:49] did you get a screenshot? I haven't seen it [16:49] that is something new [16:49] I'll try to boot a vm [16:51] to tell you the truth I hated the buttons being on the left and now when I get on a Windows PC I find it strange that the buttons are on the right. [16:51] it makes more sense if you really think about it. The buttons being on the left makes it faster to get to the Dash or Applications menu. [16:52] and they don't "compete" for space with the indicators when using the global menu [16:52] right [16:53] the majority of complaints I have seen about Unity are all cosmetic complaints and the people who say it is broken don't have any technical reason to give when they say Unity is broken. [16:54] all the apps work fine, they are a little different because of the menu being moved to the top bar but that is cosmetic and is a question of getting accustom to using something a little different [16:56] programs like gimp, that had confusing interfaces are probably just worse, but that's not necessarily unity's problem [16:56] but gimp is not a program that is meant for the average user [16:56] gimp is moving to standrd interface [16:57] gimp has sooooooo many buttons hehe [16:58] like gnome was to let go of the windows 95 ui, gimp must let go of the photoshop ui :) [16:58] applications like gimp are meant more for the "pro" user who knows exactly what they need to do. [16:59] I think the average user can get along just fine with F-spot or shotwell [16:59] http://www.deuxpi.ca/natty-upgrade.png [16:59] nice, that is new right? [16:59] I don't remember ever getting a window like that [16:59] me neither [17:00] but it tells the user that upgrading now is the right path [17:00] and it's not localized [17:01] next release they should make that an animated window [17:01] it's simply a web page [17:01] a little ocelot running across the screen and you have to click on it and then the window opens :) [17:01] wow [17:02] * IdleOne is full of awesome ideas [17:02] it's the /usr/lib/update-manager/check-new-release-gtk script [17:03] so it shouldn't be too difficult to implement my idea :) [17:04] imagine if you had a Narwhal swimming across your screen [17:05] (I'm trying to imaging an ocelot struggling to swim across the screen) [17:06] lol [17:07] ok imagine this. The ocelot runs around the screen jumping up and trying to catch a flying ubuntu logo [17:07] when you click on the ocelot he jumps one last time and catches the logo, screen fades out and upgrade window pops up. [17:08] w o w [17:08] start working on that dude :) [17:10] If firefox has nice upgrade screens, I don't see why ubuntu couldn't have them too [17:11] exactly [17:12] and I'll be sad if ubuntu-p doesn't have ponies [17:12] if you really want to make it fancy, it can be set to use the LoCo logo of the users country [17:15] makes me think of the "We Menu" [17:16] We menu? [17:17] i'm trying to find the reference [17:17] https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/packageselection-desktop-n-wemenu [17:18] it could integrate the concept of LoCo in the system [17:19] looks like aninteresting idea [17:19] looks like an interesting idea* [17:20] I'm not sure about the fish bowl... [22:04] lo guys