[00:00] szal: ok that makes sense.. how would i go about disabling that? i'm using google chrome with flashplayer square. [00:00] fredhami: how about DVI? [00:00] how do i fix my flashplayer 64bit that crashes? [00:01] what is DVI? [00:01] male to female [00:01] fredhami: digital video input? it's "not VGA"... :) [00:01] so i need a dvi cable [00:01] post to post [00:01] instead of vga [00:02] fredhami: yes, assuming your video adapter has a DVI port [00:02] adam61: no friggin' idea about Chrome [00:02] fredhami: and also assuming your display has a dvi port. [00:02] what does * . after /dir/ mean ? [00:03] szal: haha ok.. i guess i'll test it out with other browsers. thanks [00:03] yea no the computer oem does not have a installed video card [00:03] I relogged in to a closer freenode..dam disc [00:03] hiexpo: in what context? [00:04] szal, as in rsync -r /home/dion/Linux/os/pentgesting/* . [00:05] pentageisting [00:05] ? [00:05] I'm trying to burn an iso using "dd if=/tmp.iso of=/dev/sr0" but it says that /dev/sr0 is read only. My cd drive is write capable. [00:05] KM0201: just to clarify the computer has vga that i have been using for my monitor but then there a serial plug in the back of the computer. is this hte dvi [00:05] szal, is that copy the iso [00:05] hiexpo: "*" is a wildcard for multiple characters, i.e., here it means all files in "pentgesting", and "." is the directory you're currently in [00:05] typo on the dir [00:06] szal, ok [00:06] hiexpo: "rsync -r $SOURCEDIR $DESTINATIONDIR [00:06] fredhami: a DVI port, is usually right beside the vga port and looks like this... (the white one) http://codinghorror.typepad.com/.a/6a0120a85dcdae970b0120a86d715a970b-pi [00:06] " [00:07] szal, yup got it [00:07] any grub2 experts? [00:07] !meta | brianb_ [00:07] brianb_: If you would like to help in #*ubuntu* but it just goes too fast to spot interesting questions, try joining #ubuntu-meta and watching for questions there (note that it is NOT a support channel, however, and questions should still be answered in #*ubuntu*) [00:07] How do i keep the full screen window on the main monitor..when i clik full screen it always opens in the second monitor..help please [00:07] hi ubuntu, i have a question - what is the syntax to add a mac address only to allow ssh from one host only on my local net and via wan route? [00:07] on ufw [00:07] can someone tell me if you look at the grub.cfg file should the root entry and intrd point to the same hard drive? if you are multibooting from the ubuntu grub2 bootloader into another distro installed on another partition? [00:08] ah no negative I dont have dvi output thanks I seen this cable for the dvi before though. thx [00:08] the root and initrd can be on different drives [00:08] fredhami: yeah, if you don't have DVI output on your display, its gonna be pretty hard to hook up to a dvi port [00:08] does ANYONE know how to disable vsync? [00:08] serial to dvi is fast [00:08] hi, there is unity for an alternative for gnome "drawer" [00:09] crogeek_on_ubunt: what do you mean by that? [00:09] or how to turn it off [00:09] can you explain === tweak4fun-Away is now known as tweak4fun [00:09] well I play QUakeLive and there's everything set ok, when I change resolution my FPS is locked on 60 [00:10] on every resolution [00:10] where's the problem w/ that? [00:10] that's bad [00:10] I need 125 fps [00:10] Km0201: then ubuntu works with a dvi output instead of vga output [00:10] on 9.10 I had 125 [00:10] do you have a monitor that does that? [00:10] crogeek_on_ubunt, man you must have super eyes [00:10] aaaaalex: I am not funny [00:10] I need solution for disabling vsync [00:11] The human eye can only distinguish about 25 frames per second. Anything over that is just overkill. [00:11] other than that, from what I gather (as a non-gamer), fps in a game has got nothing to do w/ the sync rate of the screen [00:11] fredhami: it should work w/ either one i would think [00:11] VoxGibson: fine but QuakeLive is a game [00:11] stability in rotation [00:11] I'm trying to burn an iso using "dd if=/tmp.iso of=/dev/sr0" but it says that /dev/sr0 is read only. My cd drive is write capable. [00:11] VoxGibson, why can i see a difference from 30fps in games compared to 60fps? [00:11] at 25 frames per seconf you will notice flicker [00:11] anything above 60fps i don't notice. [00:12] Belial`: install QuakeLive you'll see difference [00:12] 60 vs 125, big one [00:12] gizmo_: would be new to me that you could burn an ISO w/ dd [00:12] szal: growisofs my friend, but dd? [00:12] you can burn anything with dd just ruins the disk [00:12] carnage1: lol [00:12] gizmo_: you can also use wodim [00:12] gizmo_: if that were possible, would we need burning software any longer? ;) [00:12] Registry Hacks are only 4 windows right ? [00:12] i should say 25 pictures per second and if you use a interlace scanning system the picture rate will be 50 pic sec [00:13] There isn't a registry per-se in ubuntu. [00:13] tru dat [00:13] crogeek_on_ubunt: again, my perception is that fps in a game has nothing to do w/ sync rate of a displaying device [00:14] VoxGibson, no there is not - thanks for that [00:14] for some reason certain flash games won't play in ubuntu 11.04 with the new firefox 4, the game i was trying to play was nes punch-out [00:14] ghostnik11: 64-bit system? [00:14] zaelyx: 32-bit system, actually thinkpad t60 [00:15] KM0201: then if I get a video adapter it should have dvi output when ubuntu visual enhancements are enable to get the eye candy that ubuntu offers? [00:15] ghostnik11: URL? [00:15] :) [00:15] szal: http://www.arcadegangsta.com/index.php?params=game/2175/Mike-Tysons-Punch-Out/ [00:15] VoxGibson, system wide configuration is usually handled in text files in /etc and user specific settings in so called hidden files (starting with a .) in the users home dir [00:15] ghostnik11: oh dude I loved that game [00:16] ghostnik11: Try installing the player from adobe's site itself if you have not, getting the libflashplayer.so from them [00:16] yigal: yeah me too [00:16] I had issues in firefox 4 with 64-bit, installed the 64-bit player beta and it works. [00:16] ghostnik11: try it on chrome? [00:16] who would like to help me troubleshoot skype? [00:16] zaelyx: okay thanks will do right away [00:16] fredhami: apparently i'm not being clear, or i'm not understanding you... Here's the deal.. if your display (monitor) is capable of DVI , then i would think, yes.. you can use the DVI port on your machine.. .if your display does not have a DVI port, then you will have to use the VGA... it all depends on your display... if you have a vga only display, then no, you can't hook i tup to a DVI adapter, and expect it to work [00:17] hola, am in need de assistance to connect server to OpenSim [00:17] yigal: sorry not really a fan of chrome like firefox better [00:17] can anybody help por favor? [00:17] thank u KM0201:-[ [00:17] np [00:17] ghostnik11: chrome fails anyways [00:18] ghostnik11: just tried it [00:18] ghostnik11: runs here in FF4 on Natty 32bit [00:18] i like chrome and ff4.. they both work perfect for me [00:18] 01:11:24 - [CONNECTION BEGIN]: Region Aiseirigh authenticated and authorized incoming root agent Refael Alats 85346899-02c5-4931-a398-dcb032365ac8 (circuit code 39772831) [00:18] 01:11:24 - [CAPS]: Reregistering caps for agent 85346899-02c5-4931-a398-dcb032365ac8. Old caps path a95c2338-5927-4813-82c0-07b1111b11c2, new caps path d7194275-8761-44ac-9654-bcaa5ee9c1e5. [00:18] 01:11:24 - [CAPS]: Registered seed capability /CAPS/d7194275-8761-44ac-9654-bcaa5ee9c1e50000/ for 85346899-02c5-4931-a398-dcb032365ac8 [00:18] 01:11:24 - [LLOGIN SERVICE]: Retrieved 0 friends [00:18] Refael: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. [00:18] 01:11:24 - [LLOGIN SERVICE]: All clear. Sending login response to client. [00:20] yea no my monitor and samsung lcd television are only vga capable. [00:20] I'm using 32 natty and it's not working [00:20] i cant find the usb port on my tv [00:20] It might not have one. [00:21] Hi [00:21] How it is possible that an executable I run with ./exec 2>&1 > /dev/null , will still output stuff to screen ? [00:21] hi all [00:21] you bards is crazy [00:21] szal: fine just give me solution how turn off vsync which is locking my QL to 60 fps [00:22] Has anyone been able to auto mount ntfs partitions in natty? [00:22] zinadork: try ntfs-3g [00:22] Since attempting to use the NTFS Configuration Tool, I can't get it to shutdown properly [00:23] Registry Hacks are only 4 windows right ? [00:23] Correct. [00:23] module mods [00:23] Bartzy: Because I think it should be: ./exec > /dev/null 2>&1 [00:24] voxgibson r u answer my question ? [00:24] Yes, pooltable. [00:24] The link is a screenshot of my failed shutdown since using ntfs config tool [00:24] http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10464960/2011-05-18_19-01-00_961.jpg [00:24] voxgibson thanks [00:24] is there a way to make my computer faster? [00:25] try Launch-Box [00:25] pooltable: buy faster hardware ;) [00:25] pooltable, that depends on whats making it slow [00:25] try windows lol [00:25] You could use a slimmer window manager than gnome. [00:25] pooltable try ailurus [00:26] xfce [00:26] aaaaalex i not sure how do i find out ? [00:26] or the 200 line kernel patch [00:26] pooltable often on older computer adding more memory helps === demon_spork is now known as demonspork [00:26] I am seeing tons of giberish when I shut down and it freezes [00:26] i like to use xfce and mod it too a vista theme [00:26] zen what is ailurus? [00:27] If you're on an ancient computer, dsl or puppy might free up some memory. === `mOOse` is now known as m00se [00:27] or minix [00:27] or Arch if you like to tinker [00:27] okay just installed adobe flash from adobe site and selected the apt version for ubuntu 10.04+ and the flash game nes punch-out still won't work in firefox [00:27] dsl still have a computer monitor on the desktop? [00:27] only 6400 line in the kernel [00:28] voxgibson it is 5 years old [00:28] time for a i7 procesor [00:28] dsl linux [00:28] yep, dsl would do it pooltable. [00:29] brainb time for amd x8 [00:29] isn't DSL dead? [00:29] mm [00:29] is there a mint doistro for dsl linux? [00:29] pooltable What I did on my old computer was downgrade to either 6 or 7 point something. The newer ubuntus have a lot of bloat. [00:29] carnage1: why don't you ask in #mint, its off topic here [00:29] carnage1: http://community.linuxmint.com/idea/view/838 === deww_ is now known as deww [00:30] voxgibson will ever thing work if i down grade [00:30] pooltable: prob not [00:30] pooltable, what does it say unter total if you run free -m [00:30] Hello is there a music player that I can use nautilus, right click on a folder and have the songs in that folder played? [00:30] pooltable: Maybe not, but you might be able to get drivers from the new versions onto an older version. [00:30] I use 2x2 workspaces in classic desktop on natty and use all workspaces. Is it just me, or are sometimes workspaces (buggily) "switched" (in my case wk1 <-> wk3 and wk2 <-> wk4)? [00:30] yeah, dsl has died, but I thought you could still get images for it. [00:30] very annoyinh [00:30] g [00:31] yigal so look like more ram is the beast way to go [00:31] pooltable http://code.google.com/p/ailurus/ [00:31] what are the key commands to switch between workspaces? [00:31] broc: Ctrl-Alt arrow [00:31] pooltable: that can make a huge amount of difference, how much ram do you have ? [00:31] I need help getting Grub2 fixed. I had Windows 7 installed with two 500 Gig drives. I shrunk the NTFS partition on one of the drives and installed Ubuntu 11.04 there. Somehow I managed to hose the Window's bootloader in the process, but could boot to Ubuntu fine. I finally sat down to try and get the dual boot working last night, fixed the Windows bootloader, but hosed Grub2. I'm on the Ubuntu 10.10 LiveCD now. [00:32] zen how do, i installed it to try [00:32] is there a bug in the new Ubuntu ... my network connection keeps dropping and i have to run /etc/init.d/networking restart to get it back up. Also if i restart, it drops all my settings in /etc/resolv.conf when im on static IP [00:32] yigal 2 GB [00:32] !grub2 | DonJuan [00:32] DonJuan: GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since 9.10 (Karmic). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 - See !grub1 for releases before Karmic (9.10) [00:32] is this something to do with network manager? [00:32] max 4 GB [00:32] pooltable: that should be more than enough [00:32] EasyBCD might be able to boot your windows 7. === mnepton is now known as mneptok [00:32] !netsplit [00:32] netsplit is when two IRC servers of the same network (like freenode) disconnect from each other, so users on one server stop seeing users on the other. If this is happening now, just relax and enjoy the show. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netsplit === RaiBot5 is now known as RaiBot [00:32] I was able to fix the boot by editing the fstab file, but does anyone know how to auto mount ntfs drives [00:33] yigal at time it is real slow [00:33] ntfs config tool is what screwed it up in the first place === jthomas is now known as TheDracle [00:33] I dual boot with Windows 7 [00:34] is there a reason why /etc/resolv.conf goes blank on restart when there's a static IP ? [00:34] pooltable http://www.getdeb.net/updates/Ubuntu/11.04/?q=ailurus [00:34] zinadork: i've never used fstab to auto mount, and i've never had a problem w/ my windows partitions on a dual boot machine [00:34] pooltable: what's your cpu? [00:34] i need it to auto mount so that my banshee library will find my media files [00:34] KM0201: how do you mount your NTFS partitions if not through fstab? [00:35] Hey, how can i move the title bar buttons to the right corner like windows without changing the whole theme? [00:35] it mounts when I manually select it, but it breaks the links [00:35] ShaunDreclin: I use Ubuntu Tweak for that. (www.ubuntu-tweak.com) [00:35] Thanks :3 [00:35] yigal not sure how do i look that up [00:35] pooltable: 2 GB should be fine if you don't run dozens of programs at the same time [00:35] ShaunDreclin: Np :) [00:36] can i request a pm with someone who has a dell precision 690? [00:36] Is there suppose to be a /grub directory? [00:36] zen it say not found help? [00:36] Or is it only suppose to be /boot/grub [00:36] pooltable: cat /proc/cpuinfo [00:36] szal: I also put shortcuts in my home folders to match them with coresponding windows folders [00:36] DonJuan: /boot/grub/ [00:36] zinadork: for that to work you still have to mount them [00:37] yigal what am i looking 4 [00:37] that is my point, I want to auto mount them, but the tool for it is breaking my shutdown. [00:37] Caboose885: Weird, I somehow managed to get a /grub directory [00:37] DonJuan: what version of Ubuntu you running? [00:37] yigal this odel name : Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 3.00GHz [00:37] zinadork: what tool are we talking about? [00:37] it used to work in Maverick without an issue [00:38] P4.. *shudder* [00:38] ntfs configuration tool [00:38] zinadork: never heard of [00:38] Hello. I was hoping to get some quick help. [00:38] szal: what do you do? [00:38] nugget_: I might have a quick answer ;) [00:38] nugget_, ask [00:38] !anyone nugget [00:38] nugget_: "quick" is relative and depends on your problem [00:38] Caboose885: 11.04...I wonder if I somehow managed to install grub to /grub last night trying to get it fixed. [00:39] ! ask | nugget_ [00:39] nugget_: Please don't ask to ask a question, simply ask the question (all on ONE line and in the channel, so that others can read and follow it easily). If anyone knows the answer they will most likely reply. :-) [00:39] Anyone know how I can enable chooser with 11.04? [00:39] -query doesn't like me [00:39] DonJuan: yeah you installed it there on accident. Default grub is under /boot/ [00:39] Ok, well I've installed 11.04, used ubuntu quite a bit but there is only one issue I'm having now. I normally use keepassx and so I installed it all fine. [00:39] zinadork: I don't have NTFS partitions to mount (perhaps on my 2nd system, but I don't see any urgency there).. back when I still had some I installed ntfs-3g & put corresponding mount lines in /etc/fstab [00:39] how do u post image in irc, as i know about how to post using pastebin [00:40] However I changed the settings to minimize it after I use it and to start minimized and now I can't get into the settings to stop it from doing that. [00:40] pooltable http://www.getdeb.net/install/ailurus/10.10.3-1~getdeb1 [00:40] szal: I was using this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BhktLDhK5p8 [00:40] DonJuan: there is also another directory for grub under /etc/default/grub [00:40] !screenshot | ghostnik11 [00:40] ghostnik11: Screenshots can be made with the [PrtScr] button. Want to show us a screenshot of your problem? Upload an image to http://imagebin.org/?page=add and post a link to it. [00:40] Would anyone know how to wipe the settings I have for keepassx? I can't seem to find a .keepassx directory where I think the settings would be at. [00:41] I've also removed it and reinstalled but it still uses the settings that I had. [00:41] zen installing now ailurus how do i use it ?? [00:41] zinadork: http://en.opensuse.org/SDB:NTFS#Mounting_an_NTFS_partition [00:41] bah [00:42] what are there 12 million gdm file [00:42] I just wanna enable the damn chooser [00:42] okay here is the flash i installed but i still can't play the flash based game i want to play in firefox http://imagebin.org/153936 [00:42] Caboose885 running that app now, where would i go to find the buttons? [00:42] Caboose885: So this guide has me installing Grub to /dev/sdb, but should I not be specifying the partition and not just the entire disk? [00:43] szal: Thanks [00:43] ShaunDreclin: under Window Manager [00:43] Doh, im blind. Thanks again [00:43] ShaunDreclin: easy mistake ;) [00:43] hi, i'm interested in trying Ubuntu, but my friend says that ubuntu comes with linux? Can I install Ubuntu without linux? [00:43] nugget_, maybe this willhelp you http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/03/how-to-hide-or-show-app-tray-applets-in-ubuntu-11-04/ [00:43] DonJuan: what guide are you looking at? [00:43] eamon: rofl [00:44] also here is the plugins installed in firefox http://paste.ubuntu.com/609844/ [00:44] eamon: :lol: no, Ubuntu = Linux distro [00:44] pooltable: sorry was drinking wine and playing poker, you have a nice CPU I wonder why the system is so slow? [00:44] Caboose885: Ah, sorry you weren't the one that pointed me. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows?action=show&redirect=RestoreGrub [00:44] eamon: what did you think Ubuntu was? [00:44] eamon: ubuntu is made from linux [00:44] ShaunDreclin, i can in touch with another visually impaired user for info if you would like? [00:45] Hahah [00:45] no Linux is the kernel [00:45] eamon: if you want you can still download the OS from ubuntu website and try it without installing [00:45] yigal ok [00:45] open source software + Linux kernel is what Ubuntu is built from [00:45] pooltable go to system settings [00:45] eamon: if you don't want to use Linux try BSD. Thats what Mac runs off of ;) [00:45] yigal i think it is out of date but it works [00:46] eamon: these are different kerenel [00:46] How can I reset my system's sound preferances to default? [00:46] eamon: kernels [00:46] I thought the Mac was Mac OS? [00:46] zen ok then ? [00:46] eamon: yes but the underlying way of detecting hardware etc. is based off of BSD [00:46] Nother question (im full of em today!) how come i cant edit /etc/default/grub? Its saying "you are not the owner, so you cannot change the permissions" when i try to disable read-only [00:46] eamon: what's that got to do w/ Ubuntu? [00:46] pay attention to Memory module [00:46] eamon: the BSD kernel [00:46] eamon: its based off BSD kernel [00:47] Anyone on GDM config on the new thing [00:47] Hey all, quick question. Anyone know if 11.04 tries to turn on trim/discard on an SSD during the install, and if so how to disable that? my SSD supports trim but my chipset doesn't, so trying to use it locks the system up. I'm guessing this is what's happening, as it's crashing when it tries to make the filesystems during the install. [00:47] ShaunDreclin, need sudo [00:47] What's a kernel? [00:47] Is that the dock?> [00:47] alguien habla= [00:47] Jamiewan come again? Totally new to this [00:47] eamon: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kernel_(computing) [00:47] The kernel is what controls the hardware. [00:47] !es | markez [00:47] eamon, no its the heart of your system [00:47] markez: En la mayoría de canales de Ubuntu se habla sólo en inglés. Si busca ayuda en español o charlar entra en el canal #ubuntu-es. Escribe "/join #ubuntu-es" (sin comillas) y dale a enter. [00:47] eamon: kernel is the core to the computer. Every OS has a kernel [00:47] less Ram more swap, more Ram less swap, for speeding system [00:47] Anyone? [00:48] Furry :o [00:48] So it's like the dock, but on my operating SYSTEM? [00:48] I bought a bluetooth dongle to connect my headset to the pc, however it works in windows but it does not operate in ubuntu. Are their specific bluetooth dongle available that are ubuntu capable. [00:48] ShaunDreclin: try in a terminal [00:48] ShaunDreclin: sudo gedit /etc/default/grub [00:48] eamon: m( [00:48] I need to reset my sound preferences to their default [00:48] It your system. [00:48] zen where is system settings ? [00:48] *default [00:48] *defaults [00:48] ShaunDreclin, certain tasks need you to be the root user and this is achieved by typing sudo infront of your command [00:49] Is the dock part of the kernel? [00:49] eamon: NO [00:49] The dock runs on top of the kernel. [00:49] eamon, no its not [00:49] eamon: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kernel_%28computing%29 [00:49] Ohh okay, thanks :3 [00:49] eamon: is kind of the layer between hardware and software [00:49] Ok, thanks aaaaalex I'll have to logout and log back in but I'll let you know if it works. [00:49] start Ailurus it`s default starting screen [00:49] ShaunDreclin: don't forget to run sudo update-grub after you make changes [00:50] ShaunDreclin: otherwise your grub changes won't be seen :) [00:50] Like a wire between the sreen and teh hard drive? [00:50] zen where ? [00:50] Gotcha, saw that bit in the fike [00:50] File [00:50] left 10-th from top === danopia_ is now known as danopia [00:50] !ubuntu [00:50] Ubuntu is a complete Linux-based operating system, freely available with both community and professional support. It is developed by a large community and we invite you to participate too! - Also see http://www.ubuntu.com [00:50] * szal starts to think we're dealing w/ a troll here [00:50] !ubottu [00:50] Hi! I'm #ubuntu's favorite infobot, you can search my brain yourself at http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi | Usage info: http://ubottu.com/devel/wiki/Plugins | Bot channels and general info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Bots [00:50] Can I reset my systems sound preferences to what they normally default to? [00:50] eamon: did you read that wikipedia page? [00:51] aaaaalex, thank you so much, it worked. [00:51] Too much jargon Caboose885 [00:51] nugget_, :-D [00:51] !bluetooth > fredhami [00:51] fredhami, please see my private message [00:51] I've been searching for a day and a half now trying to find a way to wipe my keepassx settings from my system. [00:51] eamon: the kernel is a very complex thing [00:51] eamon: I honestly don't think ubuntu is for you. [00:51] huh. [00:52] so skype just completely stopped opening [00:52] nugget_, should have come here earlier ;-) [00:52] gave up [00:52] eamon: I would start with the basics on a computer first. Kernels are generally computer science classes === trench_ is now known as trench [00:52] is that protocol for ubuntu? [00:52] VoxGibson: OK, I will stick with Gentoo for a while [00:52] man i am lost where is the system settings ? [00:52] eamon: *computer science tops [00:52] eamon: lol [00:52] LOL [00:52] my system seems to be deteriorating over time [00:52] LOL [00:52] yigal: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. [00:52] hilarious [00:52] eamon: *computer science topics [00:52] If you don't know what a kernel is, you probably aren't running gentoo. [00:53] Anyone know how to fix my sound? It stopped working [00:53] aaaaalex, I'm very stubborn, I'll try to fix it myself first even if I take a while. It helped me learn so much when I first started using linux way back when. [00:53] KM0201: Thanks Ill check it out [00:53] no he isn't if he doesn't know what a kernel is [00:53] torchie, skype has some issues intermittantly and probably will develope more now that microwank has bought it [00:53] eamon: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operating_system [00:53] probs. === Toph is now known as Guest81981 [00:54] ... works! :D [00:54] i dunno it's just [00:54] hello [00:54] VoxGibson: What's gentoo? [00:54] I was expecting wicked uptimes and rock solid stability [00:55] and instead I've fought with compiz and the window manager and have had to restart almost every other day [00:55] eamon: a distro of linux [00:55] what's linux? [00:55] just restarted 10 minutes ago because suddenly every application one by one stopped responding [00:55] eamon: Good trolling. You had me going for a while. [00:55] eamon is a TROLL, as far as I'm concerned though a humerous one [00:55] gentoo like ubuntu but for super user you have to know alot to get it to work right [00:55] eamon: a kernel for the GNU operating system. :P [00:55] eamon: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operating_system#Linux_and_GNU [00:56] What's GNU? I heard it wasn't UNIX? [00:56] lol [00:56] eamon: lol [00:56] I just ran SECONDLIFE and it erased key parts of my system [00:56] h ehe he [00:56] [01:52:24] VoxGibson: OK, I will stick with Gentoo for a while · [01:54:40] VoxGibson: What's gentoo? <- troll alarm [00:56] hi [00:56] s/alarm/alert/ [00:56] fyi [00:56] does someone ever heard of this error please ? [00:56] Unsupported conversion from utf-8 to ISO-8859-1: Invalid argument at /usr/share/perl5/Debconf/Encoding.pm line 52, line 2. [00:56] Shadow_aok: hi [00:56]