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palnyea got really old Debian CDs (woody I think) and some Suse shit with a DVD that has fedora red hat and Ubuntu hardy on it00:00
palnzleap: how old are you?00:03
palnI'm only 1400:03
zleap3600:03
palngot interested in computers from the age of like 800:04
zleapsame here00:04
palnwell, interested in the workings anyway00:04
palnI was always addicted to oca00:04
palnPCs00:04
zleapwell 10 i guess but i was using games consoles before that00:04
palntypo00:04
palntht pc I was discussing with AlanBell00:04
zleapwood is debian 3 iirc00:06
zleapwoody00:06
zleapright i have posted an e-mail to the list with the whole out put listed,00:07
zleapsee if I get any help from that00:07
zleappaln you seen this www.raspberrypi.org00:08
zleaparm based mini computer00:08
directhexarmv6 :/00:10
zleapyeah00:11
directhexso it can't boot ubuntu :)00:11
palnzleap: yea I have00:11
palnon omg Ubuntu00:11
zleaplooks pretty good i think00:11
zleapi just wondered what theywill put in any IT programming related curriculum though00:12
palntrue00:12
directhexIT has always been secretary training, and always will be00:12
zleapyeah00:12
palnI'm doing a BTEC IT course right now00:12
directhexprogramming has no place in secretarial classes00:12
zleapeven programming will be business related00:12
palnall it is is working with MS Access ATM00:13
zleape;g wirite a program to connect to a data base containing business data00:13
directhexword training, excel training, powerpoint training. that's IT.00:13
zleaprather than what would work with students at school write a game with a database back end00:13
palndirecthex: I know exactly what u mean00:13
zleapI think they want Computing and IT00:13
zleapcomputing being programming etc, thing is during the 80;s we just got on with it at home and did far better teaching ourselves than any teacher could in most cases00:14
palnbut programming is a different story00:14
directhexi never did IT at GCSE or higher level. i already knew how to drive excel00:14
directhexcomputer science a-level though00:14
directhexVERY rare to be available00:14
palnI know this great site wibit.net for programming tutorials00:14
zleapyou heard of  snake wrangling for kids (python book)00:15
directhexduring the 80's kids were trained to be programmers, courtesy of the BBC00:15
palnzleap: nope00:15
directhexand shock horror, in the 90s the UK was the global powerhouse in games development00:15
zleapand sinclair, commodore etc00:15
directhextotally unrelated, i'm sure00:15
zleapthis is the aim of the raspberryPI00:15
palndirecthex: never knew that00:15
zleaponly programmikng needs t be fun00:15
palntake a look at some of the programming in C vids on wibit.net00:16
palnthere pretty funny at times00:16
directhexwe've had successions of political leaders who view subjects like computing as a joke, so go out of their way to sideline them in favour of stuff they perceive as more important00:17
directhexfor the UK to be #1, every child should be taught to code just as much as they're taught chemistry or physics00:17
palndirecthex: very true00:17
palndirecthex: but I don't agree with you there00:17
zleapsurely its about thinking skills too00:17
zleapif people want to do programming they should be encouraged, helped, etc00:18
palndirecthex: students should have a passion for the subject00:18
zleappaln,  i agree there00:18
directhexpaln, yes, but how do you provide sufficient exposure to *everyone* for a passion to form in kids who aren't naturally predisposed?00:18
zleapalso if u did gcse computing its exam based, whenin the real world is a development task like an exam, in the real world you collaborate on projects00:19
palnhowever technology is becoming a larger part of our lives, and always has been00:19
directhexif you make comsci elective, the only ones who try it will be white males with glasses and at least one PC at home00:19
directhexthere's a reason they force-feed a bunch of subjects to everyone00:19
zleapif you look at the gold and platinum ingots to pass you HAVE to do X hours of real world project work in OSS00:19
zleapso help with a project in someway,  not just programming but say writing docs etc00:20
directhexnot everyone takes those on to a-level or degree, but everyone gets a grounding00:20
palnu both have points, but even if the governments wanted to implement a scheme like this, t would take at least a decade to become mainstream in schools nationwide00:20
zleapplus you need the teachers to teach it,  to me that should be Ex industry people00:20
zleapso people who have been there, done programming etc,00:20
palnzleap: obviously necessary00:21
zleapbut how many teachers come from school to uni, to teaching00:21
palnteachers without real world experience would just be plain useless00:21
directhexpaln, i suggest you look into the history of the BBC Computer Literacy Project00:21
palnunless its theory00:21
palndirecthex: will do , sit00:22
paln*sir00:22
zleapeven in other topics such as enginnering a good teacher who has done a job can share experiencs and stories to make lessons far more interesting and dynamic and they inspire people00:22
palnor does Jo Shields imply you're a woman?00:22
palnsorry.. :/00:22
gordonjcppaln: have you ever met any teachers?00:22
directhexpaln, plus there's the BBC dramatization Micro Men, which is fun to watch00:22
gordonjcpwhen I moved down to Glasgow about a decade ago my then-gf was sharing a flat with two primary school teachers00:23
palnI'm 14, so I've only ever encountered teachers for IT when I have my IT classes00:23
gordonjcpthey were interested in almost *nothing*00:23
palnand so I only know teachers on a school basis00:24
gordonjcpthey'd come in, Jen would maybe go to rugby practice (okay, she was a keen rugby player on the Strathclyde Uni women's team)00:24
zleapmost teachers I have experience with  can use a computer for what they need,  asking them to teach IT may not work00:24
gordonjcpand then it would be a fun-filled night of the Friends box set and bacardi and coke00:24
gordonjcpand occasionally, bacardi and coke and coca-cola00:24
palngordonjcp: lol00:24
gordonjcpthe two of them got through a frankly astounding amount of prang00:25
palnbrb00:25
zleapk00:25
gordonjcppaln: just wait until you meet your teachers socially after you've left school00:25
zleapi would much rather see people join the ubuntu or OSS comminity with a willingness to learn00:26
gordonjcpthink the most embarrassing "meeting teachers in a social setting" was when I was in sixth year and a couple of friends and I bumped into three of our teachers in the pub00:26
gordonjcpwhen we'd gone off a bit early for a wee pub lunch00:26
gordonjcp... and they'd done the same thing00:26
zleapoops00:26
zleapi takeit you mean sixth form00:26
gordonjcpwe just kind of nodded in mutual recognition and never spoke of it00:26
gordonjcpyes00:26
zleapas to me sixth year is like last year at primary00:26
gordonjcpah, no, in Scotland that's the same as sixth form00:27
gordonjcpie. 17-1800:27
zleapah00:27
hamitronzleap, and 6th form?00:27
zleapok i get it00:27
hamitronI just wondered if it is still called 6th form00:27
hamitron:)00:27
* gordonjcp doesn't know00:28
zleapyes00:28
gordonjcpit was 20 years ago now...00:28
zleapalso key stage 5 i think00:28
hamitronkey stage?00:28
zleapnational curriculim00:28
hamitronwhere they learn how to pick locks of level 500:28
hamitron:/00:28
zleapso reception KS 1/2 = primary 3 secondary >14 14 - 16 = ks 4 and ks5 is As and A level00:29
hamitronI guess numbering things in order is to help the younger generation to count ;)00:30
hamitronunfortunately, I never reaped the benefits of such a system00:31
hamitron\o/00:31
hamitron3 of my friends became teachers00:31
hamitronbut they only did it because they sort of failed at uni00:32
hamitron:/00:32
* hamitron does wonder if they are the right people for such a task00:32
palnhaha00:34
zleapthose who can, do those who can't, teach00:34
zleapapply that to programming and all the top programmers will do that job,  those that fail will end up teaching if you apply that statement00:35
palnzleap: nice analogy00:35
zleapthanks00:35
hamitrontbh, listening to the nice wages teachers get, I've been tempted00:35
hamitron:)00:35
palnanyways, night guys, i just realised ts half past tomorrow00:35
zleapok nite00:36
palnwell now it's today00:36
palnbut whatever00:36
zleap3 days till xmas too00:36
palnbye!!!00:36
zleapbye00:36
palnzleap: yep00:36
hamitronI need someone to write my xmas cards :/00:36
zleapoh well back to re-installing windows tomorrow so i can print00:36
zleapwhat has happened to the search routine00:46
zleapwhy does locate say a file exists when it does not even exist00:52
Nafallobecause it got removed between cron.daily and now?00:54
Nafalloif you want live results, use find.00:54
directhexevening Nafallo00:58
Nafallonight rather :-P. hi there directhex01:00
zleapok01:01
paln!seen AlanBell07:22
lubotu3I have no seen command07:22
palnhey07:25
palnhey07:29
palnhey mardi07:34
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palnAlanBell: You there?07:44
czajkowskialoha07:47
gordonjcpmorning07:49
MooDoohello all08:43
danfishdid czajkowski get home yesterday?08:53
MooDoodanfish: as far as i remember she did!08:53
danfishMooDoo: a christmas miracle ;)08:53
czajkowskidanfish: I did indeed08:53
palnlist08:54
czajkowskiwith only an hr delayed in total so not too bad08:54
danfishyeah! Is the emerald isle a christmas wonderland this year?08:55
* danfish did the xmas food shopping at 0600 this am. No queues :)08:55
czajkowskidanfish: no it's really mild and long may it stay that way08:57
BigRedSyeah, I do not understand this desire for christmas to be bitterly cold09:00
AlanBellmorning all09:14
MooDoomorning09:14
AlanBello/ paln09:14
czajkowskiTheOpenSourcerer: cheeky ! :)09:21
TheOpenSourcerer:-D09:22
TheOpenSourcererSurprised?09:22
czajkowskinope not really09:25
czajkowskiits very you :)09:25
czajkowski*it's09:25
palnhey guys09:25
palnwhat we talking about?09:26
BigRedSThe word "awesome"09:26
MooDoomaking sure czajkowski got home safe and she did09:27
palnreally?09:27
MooDooBigRedS: awsome,09:27
BigRedSMooDoo: really? Awesome!09:27
palnBigRedS: lol09:27
palnwho's  czajkowski09:27
MooDoopaln: it's her ----------->09:27
MooDoopaln: https://launchpad.net/~czajkowski09:28
palnwhat are you pointing to MooDoo09:28
MooDoopaln: i'm pointing to laura :D09:28
AlanBellso what is everyone up to for Christmas?09:29
palnis  czajkowski Laura then I presume?09:29
czajkowskiI am09:29
MooDoopaln: maybe a better link - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/czajkowski09:29
palnAlanBell: yay it's you again! :P09:29
AlanBellyus09:29
MooDoopaln: a very active member of the ubuntu community and part of the loco coucil and various others....09:29
palnMooDoo: cool09:30
MooDooAlanBell: working boxing day, other than that, spending time with family09:30
MooDooand playing with my new camera :D09:30
palnI need to use XChat -- I'm on an iPhone ATM09:30
=== AlanBell changed the topic of #ubuntu-uk to: Welcome to #ubuntu-uk! http://ubuntu-uk.org | This channel is publicly archived http://irclogs.ubuntu.com | Mailing List http://tinyurl.com/uukml | Support Guidelines http://tinyurl.com/uuksupport | Meeting 12th January 21:00 UK time #ubuntu-uk-meeting | ❄ ☃ ❅ ❆
AlanBellsnowman looked a bit lonely without some snowflakes09:31
MooDoolooks like AlanBell is being a smarty pants :)09:31
palnAlanBell: say, if I order a CD and take that pesky RAM off your hands, how muh do you think p+p would be?09:31
palnAlanBell: lol at the snowflakes09:32
* paln smiles gleefully09:32
AlanBellpaln: second class large stamp on the inside and outside of the stamped addressed envelope09:32
palnso basically you're gonna know my address09:33
palnoh no...09:33
AlanBellshock horror!09:33
palnSTALKER!!09:33
AlanBelland you will know mine first09:33
palnI know, I just realised09:33
AlanBellSTALKER!!09:33
palnAlanBell: copied and pasted09:33
palnalright then , I might do that ;)09:34
palnI got a duck for Christmas yay!09:35
palnthey only had while turkeys and nobody's coming round for Xmas dinner09:35
paln* whole09:35
palnno! you've all left me to die on IRC!09:37
palnseriously though, where've you guys gone?09:38
AlanBelleveryone is here09:38
AlanBellbut mostly at work and stuff09:38
palnah...09:39
* BigRedS admits to doing some work for a change09:39
palnwell I don't understand "work", being a teen09:39
popeyMorning all09:39
palnpopey: I remember you!09:39
popeyRuh Roh09:39
BigRedSactually, no, I got distracted writing an awesome one-liner that doesn't really save any time09:39
palnfrom sometime last year09:39
popeyis that good or bad?09:39
palnAlanBell: I asked popey the same question I asked you09:40
palnalas, Lubuntu was kinda crap back then09:40
palnpopey: yes...why wouldn't it be?09:40
popeyhttp://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2010/12/15/%23ubuntu-uk.html#t18:5209:40
popey^^^ when you were here in 2010 ☺09:40
daubersMorning09:42
kvarleyIs there a way in an SSH session that I can open a file on the SSH server for editing with a local text editor on the client system? (gedit, for example)09:45
palnpopey: I just read through09:46
popeykvarley: yes09:46
popeykvarley: sshfs09:46
AlanBellkvarley: in nautilus file-connect to server then choose ssh09:47
AlanBellit is then accessible in gedit and most gnome applications09:47
palnpopey: how did you find that log so quickly?09:47
popeyI am awesome with google skills09:47
palnpopey: google? irc chat logs are indexed by google? I did not know that.09:48
kvarleyAlanBell: Thank you, I forgot to mention though that I'm on lubuntu not straight ubuntu. So I only have access to PCManFM09:48
popeyyes09:48
popeypaln uk site:irclogs.ubuntu.com09:48
AlanBellkvarley: in that case sshfs all the way as popey said09:48
popeyis what I searched for09:48
kvarleypopey: sshfs is brilliant!09:49
AlanBellsshfs works with everything too09:50
kvarleypopey: Next question is...How do I end the session and unmount the fs from the directory I mounted it too?09:50
palnpopey: I know I've been using t a lot09:50
popeykvarley: umount09:50
palnI just didn't know google indexed that site09:50
kvarleypopey: Ah ok, that will close the session tidily?09:50
popeykvarley: assuming files are closed, ya09:50
kvarleypopey: Ok, thanks for the help...Again =D09:51
ali1234X11 forwarding gedit fromt he remote machine is a lot less hassle09:51
BigRedSpaln: google indexes everything09:51
kvarleyali1234: sshfs is rediculously simple too09:51
palnBigRedS: not everything09:51
palnjust about 99.999 recurring % of things09:52
BigRedSwell, everything you don't specifically ask it to not09:52
palnBigRedS: yeah...09:53
palnAlanBell: could you hand me a link to the instructions for getting a free cd? or just write them here or something?09:55
AlanBellhttp://ubuntu-uk.org/free-cds/09:55
HazRPGheyo \o09:59
MartijnVdSHazRPG: yo yo yo!10:00
HazRPGMartijnVdS: sup dude ^_^10:00
HazRPGstrangely enough, I'm looking forward to going to Egypt10:00
HazRPGI will be there before new years :) (just in time for my mum's birthday)10:01
HazRPGis there a way to stop unity for having my mod4+T as my bin shortcut... because I prefer using that for terminal10:02
kvarleypopey: How can I mount the sshfs in /media without manually creating a directory there. Like with my hard drive partitions, they are automatically mounted there with the drive ID or label.10:03
popeypass10:03
ali1234you can't10:03
kvarleylol10:04
kvarleyok10:04
kvarleythanks anyway10:04
TheOpenSourcererkvarley: Can't it be scripted?10:04
kvarleyTheOpenSourcerer: Yes, I was just wondering if there way a magic way lol10:04
TheOpenSourcererhttp://www.debuntu.org/2006/04/27/39-mounting-a-fuse-filesystem-form-etcfstab10:04
bigcalmGood morning peeps :)10:04
TheOpenSourcerersshfs#my-remote-user@my-remote-host:/home/my-remote-user /my-local-filesystem/remotefs fuse defaults 0 010:05
TheOpenSourcererAn line for fstab10:05
palndo you think I could get SDR ram higher than 512mb10:12
kvarleyTheOpenSourcerer: Thanks =]10:12
palnHazRPG: lol same10:13
palnas me10:13
HazRPGpaln: the bin shortcut?10:13
HazRPGoh the mod4+t shortcut ^_^10:13
HazRPGyeah its currently irritating me that it opens the bin instead of respecting my keyboard shortcuts :(10:14
palnHazRPG: haha yea I used Win+T up to natty when they switched to Unity10:14
palnI prefer unity, but that shortcut pissed me off at first10:14
palnI've got used to Ctrl-Alt-T since10:14
HazRPGctrl+alt+t does nothing on mine :P10:15
HazRPGI think its cos I have it configured to win+t10:15
palnHazRPG: hehe I also use Ctrl-Shift-Esc to open gnome-system-monitor10:15
monsterwizardcomputer systems <310:16
palnlike task manager in XP and above10:16
palnmonsterwizard: i guess machines do have feelings10:16
HazRPGpaln: heh, I never use gnome-system-monitor, I find its too much of a resource hog >_<, so I use htop (much thanks to AlanBell who recommended me it about a year ago :))10:16
monsterwizardtowards me ?10:16
palnthey want to stuff you in the trash rather than open a console10:17
HazRPGpaln: htop is a terminal tool though, but I find its more effective :)10:17
palnHazRPG: I only ever use it to kill processes10:17
palnthat or kill all in the terminal10:17
paln* killall10:18
HazRPGhehe10:18
palnive really got nothing to do at the moment , so I'm watching iCarly on nickelodeon :P10:18
HazRPGheh10:19
palnbut it's my sisters friends sons birthday today so I'm going to the party and some play area10:19
palnhe's 310:19
palnand my sisters friend is also my friends cousin10:20
palnsmall world10:20
popeygord: did you see HazRPG's question? are the shortcuts used by unity hard-wired? like Win+T for Trash (Rubbish bin!)10:20
bigcalmWaste Basket10:21
bigcalmUsing xubuntu-desktop I get to see all 3 versions!10:21
popeyhttp://popey.com/~alan/bootcharts/mbp-oneiric-20111222-1.png10:21
palnpopey: I hate how Ubuntu uses American English10:21
HazRPGpopey: thanks dude :)10:21
popeyhmmmmmmm10:21
popeypaln: where does it use american english?10:21
palnbut it's trash on the unity launcher and wastebasket in nautilus10:21
popeyblame GNOME10:22
popeyI keep trying to get that fixed10:22
ali1234it says rubbish bin on mine10:22
palnpopey: quite often, actually10:22
popeyits rubbish bin on mine too10:22
AlanBellrubbish bin on the unity launcher and rubbish bin in nautilus for me10:22
palnpopey: yea, I might as well10:22
palnbut I use unity, so that's really plausible(!)10:22
popeyso any suggestions for speeding up boot of my laptop ^^^10:23
ali1234install gentoo10:23
palnpopey: get a chrome book and stick Linux on it10:23
palnthat's all I got10:23
bigcalmpaln: is everything set to use en_gb?10:23
HazRPGI just upgraded to 11.04 yesterday, but I can also confirm it says rubbish bin on both - however! In the "location bar" it shows "trash:///"10:24
palnpopey: oh you could change the GDP mode of GRUB2 or whatever you're using to 800x60010:24
palnbigcalm: yep, I always run through the settings when I install something10:24
HazRPGpaln: technically a chrome book /is/ has a linux O/S on it10:24
palnI have OCD like that :D10:24
palnHazRPG: even better, means that it won't be slower at all ! :P10:25
bigcalmpaln: OCD? Don't start playing minecraft then :P10:25
paln* GDP is sposed to be GFX10:25
* popey removes landscape-client10:26
palnbigcalm: I'm not a big fan of FPS games10:26
popeyhehe10:26
popeyit's not so much a FPS, as an FPC game10:26
palnfpc?10:26
popeycreation10:26
palnah10:26
popeyconstruction10:26
popeywhatever ☺10:27
popeynot shooter10:27
BigRedSFirst Person CAD10:27
palnplus, I only have a wii a pap and a ds lite10:27
popeyunless you like firing arrows from a bow at skellingtons10:27
popeyhaha10:27
palnBigRedS: lol google sketch up for Xbox10:27
HazRPGpopey: oh, heh... speeding up the boot of your system, get an SSD ;D10:27
paln*pap is psp10:28
palnI'm beginning to despise autocorrect10:28
palnbut it's great most of the time10:28
popeyHazRPG: my desktop with ssd.. http://popey.com/~alan/bootcharts/wopr-precise-20111222-1.png10:28
brobostigongood morning everyone,10:28
popeyHazRPG: i removed the ssd because i need the space in my laptop10:28
palnHazRPG: yea, that's cheap enough(!)10:28
popeyhttp://popey.com/~alan/bootcharts/mbp-oneiric-20111222-2.png gah, worse10:29
HazRPGbrobostigon: ahhhh, good morning squire ^_^10:29
HazRPGpopey: ah!10:30
HazRPGpaln: I plan to get an SSD for ubuntu :)10:30
brobostigonHazRPG: good morning, long time no speak.10:30
HazRPGpaln: media (music, etc) will be placed on normal mediums... since you don't really get much benefit from stuff like that10:30
HazRPGbrobostigon: indeed, indeed!10:31
brobostigonHazRPG: :)10:31
palnirc for iPhone just crashed10:31
HazRPGbrobostigon: how's things?10:32
HazRPGpaln: ouch10:32
palnstupid overflow of memory10:32
brobostigonHazRPG: not bad, could be better, my eczema is having another bad time,and i feel alittle ill, dry throat, headache etc. and you ?10:32
HazRPGpopey: I just realised, that png you linked, that says your on kernel 3.2... is that what comes with 11.10? (my next upgrade later today)10:33
palnbrobostigon: I have the sniffles :P10:33
popeyHazRPG: which png?10:33
HazRPGpopey: http://popey.com/~alan/bootcharts/wopr-precise-20111222-1.png10:33
popeyHazRPG: look at the url10:33
popeyprecise ☺10:33
popey12.0410:33
brobostigonpaln: hope you feel better soon.10:33
palnbrobostigon: just mild sneezing every so often10:34
HazRPGpopey: oh, heh, yeah... keep forgetting that's what 12.04 is going to be called10:34
palnI had worse last week10:34
HazRPGbrobostigon: ouch dude, hope things ya feel better soon10:34
palnPrecise Pangolin10:34
palnwhat's a pangolin?10:34
HazRPGbrobostigon: I'm alright, been away for a while because I've been sorting out my move to Egypt10:34
palnthy should have called it Pesky Python10:34
palnHazRPG: but that'll mean you won't be in the uk anymore!10:35
HazRPGs/things//*10:35
palnwell have to be ban you from this channel10:35
brobostigonHazRPG: i hope so aswell. ah, yes, i did see something on the mailing list, you mentionaing it.10:35
HazRPGpaln: heh, nah... you'd be surprised the number of people on here that aren't actually in the UK :P10:36
* brobostigon is in his own country, called taylorworld :)10:36
palnso anyway, I downloaded Damn Small, does anyone recommend it?10:36
HazRPGpaln: at the end of the day, I'm still a brit... and I still use the en-gb versions of stuff...10:36
palnover Lubuntu, that is10:36
palnHazRPG: fair say10:37
palnI'm an Indian10:37
palnwell British citizen10:37
AlanBellpopey: http://people.ubuntu.com/~alanbell/alanlaptop-oneiric-20111220-2.png :(10:37
HazRPGpaln: there ya go... still a brit at the end of the day :P10:37
palnso is my mother, but my dad had moved here10:37
AlanBellwhy is my bootchart so unhappy?10:37
palnmy mothers parents were Indian though10:37
palnAlanBell: boot chart?10:37
HazRPGbrobostigon: can't remember if I mentioned it on the mailing list, but defo on here10:38
HazRPGpaln: mine is the other way round, mother is egyptian, dad is english10:38
popeyAlanBell: you have a lot of crap on that10:39
popeyAlanBell: snort, webcamstudio, there's something getting compiled there...10:39
HazRPGpaln: mine is the other way round, mother is egyptian, dad is english10:39
paln irc crashed again when I clicked that link you gave AlanBell10:39
brobostigonHazRPG: i hope it goes well, moving is very stressful and pressured, and a total nightmare.10:39
AlanBellI did just remove snort10:39
HazRPGbrobostigon: it is :(10:39
AlanBelldidn't know I had webcamstudio10:39
HazRPGbrobostigon: I leave just before new year10:40
popeyright, thats it, I'm upgrading to 12.04 on my laptop10:40
AlanBellremoved it now10:40
palnpopey: what for?10:40
brobostigonHazRPG: pretty soon, good luck.10:40
palnit may be an lts, but it's still in alpha10:40
HazRPGbrobostigon: thanks :)10:40
brobostigonHazRPG: :)10:40
popeyAlanBell: you may find next boot faster as it wont do ureadahead10:41
popeypaln: because I can10:41
palnpopey: alrighty then10:41
=== paln is now known as PalN
* PalN wants to know more IRC commands!10:42
HazRPGPalN: depends on your client dude10:42
PalNreally?10:43
PalNI use XChat but ATM I'm using LimeChat for iPhone10:43
jutnuxIRSSI is for #winners ;-)10:44
HazRPGpopey: I have a feeling the bin shortcut might actually be hard coded... :(10:44
PalNjutnux: then why have I never heard of it :P10:44
HazRPGPalN: apt-get install irssi ;D10:45
brobostigonPalN: it is a cli/terminal irc client.10:46
PalNI could have figured that out, just I've never heard of IRSSI :D10:46
PalNah10:46
PalNpopey: I've always wondered what ureadahead was as I've seen it pop up during booting jolicloud a few times10:48
jutnuxPalN: It's a bit of a pain to configure.10:49
PalNjutnux: but in essence, what is it?10:49
bigcalmThere are no short cut key combos in xfce :(10:49
bigcalmMy super key is less than super10:50
=== PalN is now known as plan_
=== plan_ is now known as paln
* paln prefers lowercase nickname10:50
palnbigcalm: lol10:50
palnwhat happened to the front key?10:51
palnwhy is it not in use anymore?10:51
palnand fourth level too10:51
paln 10:52
palnbigcalm: and I thought there were key combos in xfce10:53
bigcalmThere possibly are, but I haven't found them yet10:55
bigcalmOr the xubuntu-desktop installation of xfce has stripped them out10:55
bigcalm*shrug*10:55
palndid you guys hear about the girl who hated Ubuntu?10:56
palnit was on the news in 2007 in the us and posted on omg Ubuntu sometime last year10:56
palnpretty funny story10:57
jutnuxPalN: Sorry about the late reply, it's a cli irc client and it's extremely powerful and doesn't use much ram.10:57
palnjutnux: I got an answer from  HazRPG earlier ;)10:58
popeyaquarius: hows your U300 getting on?10:58
aquariusit is loveliness10:58
HazRPGpaln: oh?10:58
popey10:58
bigcalmaquarius: oh, you finally bit the bullet and bought a laptop?10:59
popeyaquarius: that guy who had issues booting USB sticks was down to the fedora live cd to usb stick script he used ☺10:59
palnI meant brobostigon10:59
aquariusbigcalm, I did indeed10:59
aquariuspopey, ha!10:59
popeymy local pcworld doesnt have them in stock ☹10:59
bigcalmaquarius: shame, I was enjoying the hardware ranty tweets ;)11:00
aquariuspopey, denied!11:00
popeyaquarius: you are obliged to write a blog post with pictures and hardware details about how great it is, just to annoy me11:00
aquariuspopey, I did that on g+11:00
aquariusalthough no pictures11:00
AlanBellis there any confirmation that Ubuntu will run on the ausus transformer prime yet?11:00
aquariusI need to do something on the blog as well11:00
palnI want google+11:01
popeyAlanBell: we haven't got one yet11:01
jutnuxGoogle+ \o/11:01
popeypeople in the community might have tried11:01
palnstupid age restriction11:01
bigcalmThe minimum age isn't 13?11:01
popeyI have a transformer, not a prime, but not got ubuntu on it11:01
palntransformer prime. reminds me of a big red truck that turns into a robot11:02
bigcalmpopey: know if you'll get ics on it?11:02
popeypass11:02
popeytransformer is a dumb name for a tablet11:02
popeyutterly ungoogleable11:02
palnbigcalm: no 18, google needs to sort out the legal11:02
palnpopey: lol :D11:03
palnand transformer prime would bring up what I described a minute ago11:03
palnotherwise known as...11:04
bigcalmOptimus11:04
palnOptimus Prime, archenemy of Megatron, scourge of the Universe11:04
bigcalmOr Optimus to his friends11:04
palnbigcalm: whyd you have to beat me to it?11:04
palnbigcalm: yea ok11:04
bigcalm:P11:05
bigcalmWhy? I thought it was a question11:05
bigcalmI grew up with the Transformers cartoons11:05
palnI needed time to finish my statement11:05
* popey notes this isnt court11:06
palnbrb11:06
jutnuxThe latest transformer film was amazinggggg11:07
* bigcalm feels old now11:08
* TheOpenSourcerer is old now11:08
paln• popey: teehee11:08
palnjutnux: I didn't see it11:09
bigcalmAww, the snow flakes have been removed from flicker.com11:09
jutnuxpaln: It was definitely good.11:09
* daubers considers an extravagant lunch11:10
palnjutnux: I'll watch it on zmovie.eu11:10
bigcalmSushi!11:10
ubuntuuk-planet[Andrew] Ubuntu 11.10  Windows lose titlebar - http://whyareyoureadingthisurl.wordpress.com/2011/12/22/ubuntu-11-10-windows-lose-titlebar/11:11
palnubuntuuk-planet: I don't get what it does11:12
christelTheOpenSourcerer: happy birthday? :)11:12
palncos your titular becomes the top panel11:12
palnan you can't "lose" the top panel11:13
TheOpenSourcererchristel: Huh?11:13
christeloh, i assumed it was your birthday since you were old now11:13
christelhaha11:13
paln*titular = top panel11:13
christeli am so slow!11:13
TheOpenSourcererNo - I've been old for ages ;-)11:13
christelhehe11:13
palnTheOpenSourcerer: that's cos ur ages old11:14
paln :D I made a funny11:14
TheOpenSourcererpaln: Don't give up your day job for the stage just yet though11:14
s-foxHello.11:14
palnTheOpenSourcerer: lol much appreciated advice11:15
palnanyways gotta go now :/11:16
christelwelcome back...11:17
s-foxHow are we all?11:17
jutnuxHappy11:18
s-foxWhy?11:18
andylockranyay!11:19
jutnuxBecause I have the house to myself11:21
BigRedSAnyone got any recomendations of a book on PHP's internals?12:14
BigRedSI've no desire to write PHP, but several of the servers I run do, and it'd help if I understood better what it is that I'm configuring12:14
Seeker`you run servers that have a desire to write PHP?! :P12:21
Seeker`(Sorry, no idea about PHP internals myself)12:21
BigRedShaha12:22
=== Lcawte|Away is now known as Lcawte
smittixAfternoon13:54
smittixStocktake time of year :/13:54
kvarleyDoes anybody know of an application that would let me have window snapping when using OpenBox?13:57
Seeker`wow, I'm doing the wrong job15:08
Seeker`Tube drivers are striking because they don't get 3x pay + an extra day off if they work bank holidays15:09
popeycommon in public sector apparently15:16
KrimZonwhat's the command for gnome 2's screen resolution dialog?15:16
Seeker`and 43 days holiday too. Wow.15:16
popeygnome-control-panel15:16
popeygnome-control-center rather15:16
popeyor something ☺15:17
KrimZonahh15:18
KrimZonI ran morrowind in wine and it broke my graphics card somehow15:18
KrimZonx complains on startup about something or other, then the nvidia control panel says it's not using the nvidia driver15:19
AzelphurI was up till like 3am last night decoding someones storage method on a plugin, they've stored 137 (~1.3KB) of individual data values inside a single column in an SQL database15:35
* Azelphur cries15:35
BigRedShaha15:36
Azelphurhttp://pastebin.com/CTPSfqaS this, all in a single column.15:37
KrimZon_2it brokened :(15:43
* daubers has gained a couple of nerf related injuries16:13
MooDoo*snigger*16:15
daubersmanaged to graze my elbows when I dove behind the sofa to avoid the barrage from my boss16:17
daubersIt's a humongously productive day in the office today.........16:17
Azelphurdaubers: have you seen carpet skates?16:17
daubersAzelphur: No......16:18
Azelphurdaubers: they are awesome :o http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHOzX1w3zZo16:18
AzelphurI WANTS THEM.16:18
HazRPGhurray \o/19:06
HazRPGI'm 11.10 now19:07
brobostigonHazRPG: since the summer, i have been on debian sid+experimental.19:07
HazRPGbrobostigon: ah cool19:08
brobostigonHazRPG: so i get to see everything early.19:08
HazRPGbrobostigon: I'm only upgrading because I've been having issues with my sound... an update broke it, and I can't figure out how to fix it anymore :/19:08
brobostigonHazRPG: ah, i see.19:09
HazRPGI even reverted to previous versions of things to try and get things running again, with no joy :( so upgraded to see what happens (cos apparently 10.10 had lots of sound issues?)19:09
brobostigonhmmm.19:09
HazRPGbrobostigon: I found out that jackd2 was on for some reason too19:11
HazRPGso I've since removed that19:11
brobostigonok.19:12
HazRPG(only found out during upgrade, so I must have installed something that required it at one point - thus causing the issues)19:12
brobostigonmaybe, yes.19:12
HazRPGhowever, in 10.10, 11.04... I could get sound working by simply doing "killall pulseaudio" then "sudo alsa force-reload"19:12
HazRPGnow... I can't get audio to work at all in 11.10 :/19:13
HazRPGslightly frustrated19:13
brobostigonHazRPG: so your sound devices dont show anywhere?19:13
HazRPGbeen messing around with this for about a week19:13
HazRPGbrobostigon: no, sound devices show up in several places... pulseaudio just seems to refuse connections (almost as if it doesn't have control over the audio at all)19:14
brobostigonHazRPG: what happened if you played firectly to alsa, and not pulseaudio?19:14
HazRPGagain, me thinking it jackd2 was taking control over it... but seems something else must be... but I have no way of figuring out what19:14
HazRPGbrobostigon: sound works19:14
HazRPGbrobostigon: although I can't get it to force alsa anymore in 11.10 :(19:15
brobostigonHazRPG: ah, that explains it then.19:15
HazRPGbrobostigon: think you could help me figure this out?19:17
brobostigonHazRPG: if i can, yes.19:18
HazRPGbrobostigon: thanks :)19:21
brobostigonHazRPG: i hope i can help.19:21
HazRPGbrobostigon: don't know where to start19:29
daubersevening19:30
brobostigonHazRPG: best place to start is with least in the equation, so simplest possible.19:30
HazRPGbrobostigon: well I just tried "ubuntu-bug audio" and so far its doing nothing...19:33
brobostigonHazRPG: ubuntu-bug is that autmated tool to file things to launchpad isnt it, if memory serves?19:34
HazRPGbrobostigon: yup19:34
brobostigonHazRPG: you mentioned you could playback dirctly to alsa but not via pulseaudio to alsa, yes?19:34
HazRPGbrobostigon: ever site I've seen mentions if your having trouble with audio then you should run that command first because it attempts to see what's going wrong first and possible fixes... otherwise it just asks if you want to file a bug instead19:35
HazRPGbrobostigon: I could... not anymore, not since the upgrade to 11.1019:35
HazRPGor at least I haven't figure out how to do it19:36
brobostigonHazRPG: even if you kill pulseaudio?19:36
HazRPGbrobostigon: yeah19:36
brobostigonHazRPG: i believe they changes control from init.d to a prog called service/s, to control that stuff, that might be worth looking at.19:36
HazRPGbrobostigon: oh, upstart?19:37
brobostigonHazRPG: not sure.19:37
brobostigonHazRPG: also, i wonder where pulseaudio logs to, to see what it is doing.19:38
directhexmoo.19:40
brobostigonbaa19:40
directhexpulse doesn't log by default, you need to enable it in a conf file iirc19:40
brobostigonthank you directhex19:40
HazRPGdirecthex: ah, thanks for the info19:40
HazRPGhmm, "killall pulseaudio" now gives "pulseaudio(2109): Operation not permitted"19:45
HazRPG3 times total19:46
HazRPGwith 2109, 2113, 2114 (I'm guessing these are the process id's)19:46
zleapwhat does killall -9 pulseaudio do ?19:46
zleapthast should kill all processes with that name19:46
HazRPGsame result19:46
zleapwhat if you put sudo first19:47
zleapso you do it as root19:47
HazRPGzleap: hmm... returns nothing, so I'm guessing that was successful19:47
zleapok19:47
zleapyou should be able to check with top19:48
HazRPGzleap: ah I always forget about that19:48
zleapnp19:48
HazRPGzleap: apparently not... "lighttdm" still has it running19:49
zleaphmm19:49
zleapok we need a bit more help here then19:49
HazRPGzleap: oh... thanks for the help though19:53
brobostigonbrb19:54
HazRPGah, I think I've killed it19:54
HazRPGand sudo alsa force-reload, I have sound running through alsa now19:55
HazRPG(or at least on chrome so far)19:55
zleapok19:55
HazRPGbrobostigon: no worries19:55
zleaphow are you going to stop pulseaudio starting upagain if you reboot ?19:56
gordonjcpzleap: sudo rm /usr/bin/pulseaudio works for me19:56
HazRPGideally, I would like pulseaudio to work... so that I can manage the volumes of my applications...19:56
zleapok19:57
HazRPGgordonjcp: heh, guessing you don't use pulse19:57
gordonjcpHazRPG: not if I can avoid it19:57
gordonjcpannoyingly though it means I don't have a volume control in Ubuntu19:57
gordonjcppulse breaks my audio19:57
HazRPGgordonjcp: yeah ya do!19:57
gordonjcpwell, alsamixer19:57
HazRPGgordonjcp: hit up ... heh yeah that19:58
gordonjcpit's annoying that the whole audio system in Ubuntu is completely tied to pulse19:58
gordonjcpI don't even see what the point of pulseaudio is19:58
* brobostigon returns with a packet of crisps and beer topup.19:59
brobostigonyay, new big bang theory, e4, :)19:59
HazRPGgordonjcp: it was originally it was created because of issues in alsa when several applications are tring to play sound at the same time iirc19:59
gordonjcp<shrug>19:59
gordonjcponly one app should play audio at a time20:00
brobostigongordonjcp: how about, normal system sounds, and then playing music or a dvd. both should work at the same time.20:00
HazRPGgordonjcp: system notifications while listening to music is the best I can think of, whereby several applications are playing sound at the same time20:00
gordonjcpbrobostigon: I never use system sounds20:00
brobostigongordonjcp: ok, doesnt matter, just using that as an example.20:01
gordonjcpI always delete them and set /usr/share/sounds immutable20:01
HazRPGheh20:01
gordonjcpany app that is not expressly supposed to play back audio making any sort of noise is an unacceptable defect20:01
AlanBellwhen I was copying a bunch of CDs into banshee a few weeks ago I was listening to two things at once, it was quite good20:02
HazRPGAlanBell: oh?20:02
AlanBellI don't normally listen to music and stuff, but I wanted to try and do so because it seems like listening to music is something Ubuntu is a bit optimised for20:03
AlanBellso I dug out a heap of old CDs and put them in on a couple of computers in my office, and played them back as they were going in20:04
gordonjcpit's no good for actually making music though20:04
HazRPGah20:04
gordonjcpit's impossible to use any audio apps20:04
HazRPGgordonjcp: ubuntu studio?20:04
AlanBellkind of made more sense to me to listen to songs two or three at a time, they are too slow and repetitive otherwise, but I wanted to turn the instruments down a bit20:04
HazRPGgordonjcp: it uses jackd instead of pulse or alsa20:05
gordonjcpHazRPG: shite, obsolete and hideous theme20:05
gordonjcpalso the maintainer is an arse20:05
AlanBellthen I figured I probably hadn't quite got the hang of listening to music properly yet so gave up. I will try again at some point20:05
HazRPGgordonjcp: agreed, however still proves that you can use ubuntu for music making20:06
HazRPGgordonjcp: I know several people that do20:06
HazRPGeveryone's needs are going to be different though, obviously20:06
HazRPGAlanBell: heh, mix-master alan on teh ... computays20:07
* AlanBell sits in silence and is quite happy with that20:08
HazRPGI'm sure everyone here can appreciate the music stylings of this man here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXqPYte8tvc20:08
HazRPGright, going to the shop... I guess fixing my audio will have to wait until I go to Egypt now (computer is being shipped away tomorrow morning)20:10
HazRPG... I shall return, with boxes! (and while I'm there... crisps or something)20:10
HazRPGdoh... only had one20:26
HazRPGguess I'm just going to have to use all the small ones I have20:27
HazRPGI think I may have cracked the reason pulse is being funny... but we'll soon find out after a restart20:47
brobostigon:)20:47
=== Lcawte is now known as Lcawte|Away
* AlanBell does a tour of the FIXME (gord) lines in unity20:57
HazRPGhmm, well that didn't work either21:05
brobostigon:(21:05
HazRPGthought it might have been because my user was in the "pulse" group21:06
HazRPGand was also in the "audio" group21:06
HazRPGaccording to the wiki it should only be in the "pulse-access" and "pulse-rt" groups21:06
swat_evening21:06
HazRPGswat_: evening dude21:06
swat_anyone running pangolin?21:07
AlanBellswat_: yup, it is fab21:07
* paln is back on IRC21:10
palnwoohoo! :P21:10
swat_AlanBell: i'm contemplating upgrading my 11.10 to it21:10
jacobwwelcome back21:10
palnjacobw: thanks ;)21:11
palnsoo, what's being said round here?21:11
swat_AlanBell: obviously, aware of the dangers - but the reports i'm getting would appear to out weigh the risk21:11
AlanBellyeah21:11
AlanBellif you don't mind an update at some point meaning you lose your boot sector or X doesn't start or networking is broken (quite possible, has happened before in developent releases)21:12
gordonjcpAlanBell: any really noticeable differences between pangolin and ocelot?21:13
AlanBellso if you are cool with that possibility (and they are trying not to do that) then go for it21:13
gordonjcpapart from the explodeyness21:13
AlanBellgordonjcp: is is less explodey on a day to day basis21:13
AlanBellI am struggling to name a killer new feature to be honest21:15
swat_AlanBell: 11.10 just runs like a dog on my netbook - can't put a finger on why21:15
AlanBellapart from de-bansheefication21:15
palnswat_: whaddya mean by that?21:15
swat_paln: previously, i've always found ubuntu nice and snappy on it - something in 11.10 just seems 'wrong'21:16
palnAlanBell: are they removing Banshee from pangolin?21:16
Laneyno21:17
palnswat_: hmph, i've never noticed any sluggishness on my laptop21:17
palnmaybe it's your hardware21:17
AlanBellpaln: banshee remains in pangolin, just possibly not on the CD21:18
palnLaney: phew -- i always liked Banshee21:18
swat_paln: hmmm, i guess - it just seems overly laggy - hard to explain21:18
Laneyit continues undeterred21:18
palnAlanBell: sure, you can install it from the repos, but it's nice to know Ubuntu prefer it over whatever else is out there :D21:18
palnRhythmBox was fine, but Banshee just seems to have that extra something21:18
AlanBellthat extra 30 seconds startup time21:19
jacobwin my experience banshee has been buggy and slow since version 0.1221:19
Laneyoh, look, trolling begins21:19
* Laney steps away21:19
zleapi have updated the dclug page on my local commuity website and tried to push this ubuntu group for people too http://www.torcom.org.uk/groups/devon-and-cornwall-gnu-linux-user-group21:19
AlanBellbanshee has improved over time like all things21:19
palnjacobw: really? looks like its been getting better from what i can see :P21:19
palnAlanBell: not like ALL things21:19
palnlife gets worse day by day :D21:20
AlanBelljust the file associations of audio files with banshee is frustrating, I just want ogg files to play in the simplist player possible21:20
palnand satellite TV21:20
palnnamely Sky21:20
palnAlanBell: i play oggs in Google Chrome21:20
AlanBelland they did fix the problem with banshee consuming 100% of all processor cores, which was caused by gconf or something21:20
palnwho the heck managed to make it use everything from your processors?21:21
palnthat's just bad engineering21:21
AlanBelljust a bug21:21
zleapohj andi have included april 26 as the release date for 12.04 as an event21:21
AlanBellbut it happened quite a lot when oneiric was released, so I would click on a downloaded podcast ogg file or something, it would take 40 seconds or so to load banshee, then lock up all cores of the processor, then the ACPI stuff would throw the computer into immediate thermal shutdown21:23
AlanBellso, just a bug, and it got fixed after a while, but I kind of went off banshee21:23
jutnuxAlanBell, popey, whoever else: Nice job on the final Ubuntu-UK podcast of this year :-D21:27
palnAlanBell: regarding the ram and cd, i should be emailing you later21:27
AlanBellwasn't me, popey tonytiger lauracowen and Marxjohnson get all the credit for that21:27
zleapwb paln21:27
jutnuxSorry for the false Sorry AlanBell haha21:27
palnyou guys do podcasts?21:27
jutnuxGood god why did it paste that.21:27
jutnuxpaln: podcast.ubuntu-uk.org21:28
AlanBell!podcase21:28
AlanBell!podcast21:28
lubotu3Grab the lastest Ubuntu UK Podcast from http://podcast.ubuntu-uk.org21:28
* paln never knew Alan Bell did podcasts21:28
AlanBellI don't!21:28
HazRPGxD21:28
jutnuxHe doesn't, I thought he did haha21:28
AlanBellI am thinking of doing one next year21:28
HazRPGAlanBell: \o/21:28
jutnuxI have them running in the background pretty much all the time.21:28
palnAlanBell: oh right, didnt realise the message above21:29
paln:D21:29
HazRPGhmm, for some reason I can't do "Mod4+L" for lock screen anymore :(21:31
palnHazRPG: check your keyboard shortcuts21:32
zleapwhat do i put in to banshee to download podcasts21:32
HazRPGpaln: I did21:32
palnHazRPG: then i have nothing useful for you21:32
HazRPGpaln: I'm there... it shows clearly that I've assigned lock screen to "Mod4+L" but it doesn't do anything :(21:32
HazRPGpaln: wouldn't worry, thanks though21:32
paln!podcast21:33
lubotu3Grab the lastest Ubuntu UK Podcast from http://podcast.ubuntu-uk.org21:33
AlanBellzleap: a subscribe link, generally an RSS feed21:34
zleapok21:34
zleapi had it auto download before into banshee21:34
* zleap is listening to the latest one now21:35
zleapand have subscribed to live bookmarks21:35
palnzleap: also listening now21:36
swat_AlanBell: upgrade in progress :-)21:37
palnAlanBell: IS there an RSS feed for the podcasts? I cant seem to find one21:37
exobuzzhas there been a time in the last weeks when there hasnt been a massive queue on launchpad ppas :( 2 days build queue currently for i386. ouch.21:37
zleapok got it21:38
AlanBellpaln: loads of subscribe buttons on the left http://feeds.feedburner.com/UbuntuUkPodcastOgg-high?format=xml that is one of them21:40
zleappaln, http://www.getmiro.com/give/?a=m is this helpful,  you can subscribe to the podcast andothers fromthere21:41
palnAlanBell: so the link itself is the RSS feed? cos i dont see a subscribe button for pages21:41
zleapi think your bookmarks are auto updated when a new podcast is available21:41
palntheyre on the left, found them :D21:41
palni meant right21:41
palnthey're on the right :S21:42
exobuzzaah i misread. builders are ok21:43
palni've noticed...why does Ubuntu try so hard to look similar to a mac?21:43
zleapnot sure21:44
zleapmac osx does look nice21:44
swat_paln: is it really that similar?21:44
palnswat_: quite21:44
zleapwith docky yes21:44
zleapthe menus or the way they appear on the top bar depending on app is very mac like21:45
palnzleap: i installed cairo-dock (now glx-dock) a week ago21:45
zleapah21:45
palnfor reasons i can't remember21:45
palnzleap: but thats not why its similar21:45
palnthe actual default interface21:45
palnTHAT'S what kinda creeps me out21:46
palnthat it's so similar to OS X21:46
swat_paln: the default unity desktop isn't that similar though21:47
palnswat_: to me it is21:47
palnoh, well, just my opinion21:47
zleapi guess things can look similar without upsetting apple too much21:48
swat_paln: i can see your point, but i think compared to most other 'desktops' it's not so similar in a copycat way21:48
swat_just in a... this is the current desktop trend way21:48
palntries to be innovative, but everything is similar to something21:48
palnthe only completely revolutionary desktop i've ever known would be twm21:49
palnOrigianlly Tom's Windows Manager21:49
zleapi guess there are only a limited number of ways to do stuff,  you still use windows, icons,  mouse and pointers hence its a WIMP environment  but the way you do it has to be familar to people to so its easy to use21:51
palnis there any way to change the default program for specific file types in Ubuntu?21:52
palnim using 11.1021:52
palnspecifcally, i want .deb files to open in gdebi-gtk rather than the software center21:52
zleapi think you can right click on something, to open click other,  chooose what you want thereis a tick box to remember what you have selected (11.04)21:53
* popey wonders why the screen doesnt update on his machine properly anymore21:56
* popey blames nvidia without knowing who is the right person to blame21:56
jacobwpaln: dpkg -i foo.deb21:57
HazRPGinteresting21:57
palnzleap: tried that earlier -- the checkbox was removed in ocelot :(21:58
palnwhich is why i ask21:58
HazRPGthe error message for "disk x is running low on space" it says something like "please check your wastebasket" instead of "rubbish bin"21:58
* popey tickles tsimpson in the packets21:58
zleap ubuntu podcast doing a version of scrooge22:01
palnzleap: yep, listeningg right now22:03
palnpretty funny22:03
palnOPEN SOURCE?!?!22:04
palnzleap: guess the guy with the 50mb hdd is Linus Torvalds22:05
zleapyeah22:05
palncleverly avoiding the fact that Mark Shuttleworth is yet another successful open-source code contributor22:06
palnboy, that's a mouthful22:07
zleapyeah22:08
zleapyour about 3 mins behind me i think on the podcast22:08
palnscrooge in a wheelie bin22:10
paln"im not in a wheelie bin!"22:11
jutnuxHahhahaha22:11
palnjutnux: the voices are funnier22:11
palni send them a christmas turkey...and some leeks...and some cheese!22:12
paln"Is you on drugs?"22:12
palni should listen to these more often22:12
jutnuxThey're brilliant.22:12
* paln is laughing his arse off22:12
palnjutnux: too right22:12
palnand the weird Chaplin-themed music22:13
jutnuxhttp://techcrunch.com/2011/12/22/cheezburgers-ben-huh-if-godaddy-supports-sopa-were-taking-our-1000-domains-elsewhere/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Techcrunch+%28TechCrunch%29&utm_content=Google+Reader22:14
jutnuxEat that, SOPA.22:14
palnso the SOPA act is dead? Hooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo...22:14
paln...ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo...22:14
jutnuxNot yet.22:14
paln...ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo...22:15
paln...ray?22:15
palnWait, what?22:15
palnoh...22:15
palni'll have to read22:15
zleapis it22:15
palnBen Huh22:16
palnpronounced hoo or ha?22:16
palnseriously though, im not too sure :/22:16
jutnuxI think it's hoo22:16
brobostigonben hur*22:16
palni assumed that too22:16
palnif it was ha, i can imagine something like this happening...:22:17
zleapno the article was about moving from @godaddy unless they drop their support for SOPA22:17
paln"Do you know Ben Huh?"22:17
paln-"Ben who?"22:17
zleapthing are there enough people who understand this enough to be able to do that22:17
paln-"Ben Huh!"22:17
paln-"Huh?"22:17
smittixHowdy all22:18
paln-"Ben Huh..."22:18
jutnux\o smittix22:18
zleappaln, it was a film before our time I think22:18
paln-"Who?"22:18
smittixCan anyone reccommend me a online backup solution? pref hosted in the uk22:18
paln-"Ben...oh, forget it"22:18
palnzleap, what was?22:18
zleapBen Hur was a title of a film22:18
palnzleap: oh right22:18
palnsmittix: online?22:18
zleap> ben hur*22:18
zleapquote from brobostigon22:19
palnhmmm... Déja Dùp along with Ubuntu One works nicely22:19
smittixpaln: Yeah.22:19
palnsmittix: why do you want it hosted locally?22:19
smittixWas looking at things like carbonite.22:19
zleappaln,  how many young people do you know that use Linux / ubuntu ?22:19
palnhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben-Hur:_A_Tale_of_the_Christ22:19
palnit's a novel, that had...22:20
smittixI suppose I could host it abroad.22:20
paln...four, four films based on it22:20
jutnuxI'm young and I use Linux, yay.22:20
mgdmsmittix: rsync.net?22:20
palnand there was a miniseries and play, along with a museum dedicated to it22:20
palnAll for a book called Ben-Hur22:20
palnjutnux: same! how old are you?22:21
zleapAlanBell, ref podcast the new open document foundation seems to be called http://www.oasis-open.org/22:21
jutnuxpaln: 15, you?22:21
paln1422:22
jutnuxSahweet.22:22
palnzleap: i am behind you on the podcast22:22
zleapyeah22:22
paln"we'll have a foundation foundation foundation podcast"22:22
jutnuxListened to it already heheheh22:22
palnand there's that cheesy music again22:23
jutnuxI love that music hhahhahaaha.22:23
palnjutnux: /me always giggles when the music arrives22:23
palnFAIL22:23
jutnuxYou fool.22:24
jutnuxDo you run Ubuntu then paln?22:24
palnyep, 11.10 atm22:24
palnstarted using Linux in June 201022:24
jutnuxSweet.22:24
palnwith 10.04 LTS22:24
jutnuxI started using it properly around that time too22:24
palnwas just getting into what Linux was22:24
jutnuxBeen using arch lately.22:25
palni had heard of it here and there, and so decided to try it out22:25
* smittix feels old. Started using Ubuntu in 2004.22:25
palnGoogle'd "linux download" and the top result was, of course...22:25
zleaphopefully more young people will do the same22:25
jutnuxzleap: Not going to happen. Have you seen IT in schools?22:25
palnjutnux: we discussed this last night22:25
jutnuxI'm a web dev and programmer and IT is an abomination.22:25
palnhaha :D22:26
jutnuxLet's discuss it again22:26
jutnuxAt the minute22:26
jutnuxI am making (in class) an e-brochure22:26
jutnuxIn powerpoint.22:26
zleapi think if people want to use it they will,  don't reply on schools22:26
palnfair enough, but look at the chat logs for 21/12/201122:26
jutnuxzleap: Not just that, but everything is terrible.22:26
palnzleap: you mean rely?22:26
palnjust to clarify22:26
zleapyes22:26
zleapsorry22:26
jutnuxI doubt I'll ever go back to Ubuntu after Arch.22:27
zleapi remember a few years ago, helping in a school, the year 6 students were just copy / pasting in to word22:27
jutnuxBut both are awesome either way.22:27
palnzleap: i love that22:27
zleaprather then say printing out, going through, making notes and then writing stuff up in their own words22:27
palndo you guys know Freddie Wong?22:27
jutnuxYES22:27
palnfreddiew on youTube22:27
zleapno22:27
palnjutnux: woohoo22:27
jutnuxHis videos are amazinggggg22:27
palnzleap: he's an awesome Special effects dude22:28
* paln eagerly awaits VGHS22:28
zleapcool22:28
palnhttp://www.youtube.com/freddiew22:28
paln^^^ there ya go22:28
zleapthanks22:28
jutnuxpaln: have you ever tried arch?22:28
zleapwill look later as it has sound and am listing to podcast22:29
zleapi think in schools it will be young people talking to friends about it,  and getting them interested that way,22:29
jutnuxzleap: My friends barely know how to use Windows22:30
palnanyway, on his behind the scenes channel, the guy with the glasses (i can NEVER remember his name) states that in "third grade" ICT he had to write a piece of text three times out...thinking there must be an easier way, he searched the documentation and found copy-paste22:31
palnjutnux: yea, twice22:31
jutnuxDo you not like it?22:31
palnzleap: that's how i got my mates in primary school engaged in IT22:31
palni remember trying to "hack" the school network via the command prompt22:31
jutnuxpaln: been there done that22:31
jutnuxgot banned for 2 weeks22:31
zleapsame thing happened in the 80';s really those of us who wanted to wrote programs in basic22:31
palnseeing as most people just assume a black screen with text to be a form of hacking22:32
zleapwrote = write22:32
palni just opened 'cmd' and they all gasped :D22:32
palnmoments like that are absolutely hilarious22:32
zleapwell hacking in the true sense of programming is OK22:32
palnjutnux: i didnt actually do any hacking22:32
jutnuxpaln: I got my first computer when I was 4 \o/22:32
zleapi did IBT 2 years ago, was bored so sent my tutor a message via netware22:32
palnjutnux: my first computer is the laptop im using now22:33
palnbut ive been using a computer since 322:33
palnplaying Rayman 2 for hours on end22:33
palnone of my favourite past-times22:33
palnand when i hit 6, Rayman 322:33
palnlol :D22:33
jutnuxRAYMAN <322:33
directhexi only played rayman 1, tbh22:33
jutnuxThe new one is absolutely terrible.22:33
palnjutnux: i'm getting Rayman Origins soon22:33
directhexFROM THE ERA OF GREAT FRENCHNESS22:33
paln(yes!)22:33
palnthe only decent Rayman game there has been for 7 years22:34
jutnuxWhen you smacked them little monster things off of the rocks22:34
palnjutnux: huh?22:34
jutnuxWhen Rayman like wound up his punch22:34
jutnux?22:34
jutnuxno??22:34
directhexFACT FOR THE DAY! the creator of rayman was knighted22:34
jutnuxHe deserves it22:34
palnMichel Ancel was knighted!?!?!?!22:34
palncool22:35
directhexpaln: yeah. order of arts & literature22:35
palnnever knew that22:35
jutnuxWhat do you plan on doing at college paln?22:35
palnjutnux: not college22:35
HazRPGurgh this sound issue is really frustrating me22:35
palngoing to 6th form, then Uni hopefully22:35
jutnuxsixth form, whatever.22:35
jutnuxI'm torn between going to Uni, or not.22:35
zleapi think if you can find the time to really contribute to Ubuntu and get a really good karma on launch pad with respect from others ,  that could be worth a lot one day22:35
palnHazRPG; what issue exactly?22:35
palnhave you guys heard of Bilal Akhtar?22:36
jutnuxYes22:36
directhexpaln: in 2006 three game developers were knighted by the french govt22:36
HazRPGpaln: pulseaudio seems to refuse to play sounds22:36
jutnuxFollow him on Twitter and on his blog.22:36
palnI kinda think I want to take after him22:36
jutnux15 year old packager, right?22:36
palnjutnux: i thinl22:36
HazRPGpaln: and alsa is a "hit and miss" as to whether it will work or not22:36
paln*think22:36
zleapnice22:36
palnHazRPG: never use pulse22:36
jutnuxI'm going to work at canonical one day.;22:36
jutnuxFact.22:36
palnit will save you time22:37
directhexpaln: michel ancel (rayman), frederick raynal (little big adventure), and shigeru miyamoto (er... no idea, never heard of this one)22:37
HazRPGpaln: pulse is kinda an integral part of ubuntu, most of it is built around it22:37
palndirecthex: haha very funny(!) *slow dull applause*22:37
palnMario you dumpkopf22:38
zleapjutnux, well hang around here enough and really help people and people will know you,  a good Plus with job hunting22:38
zleapat least then people know you can do the job22:38
directhexi am possibly being facetious. http://apebox.org/wordpress/wp-content/gallery/miscellaneous-junk/zelda3.jpg22:38
* paln is wailing, due to the Ubuntu UK podcast having ended. :/22:38
AlanBella signed cartridge, nice!22:38
palnwhoa22:39
AlanBellpaln: you have years of back episodes to catch up on :)22:39
palnAlanBell: Oh yeah...22:39
* paln is happy once again22:39
directhexAlanBell: i had to camp out in front of HMV overnight to score that22:39
jutnuxpaln: I'm going to listen to episode 1 tonight :-)22:39
swat_AlanBell: i see from popey's google+ you use unity 3d on an atom 330 - same as me!22:40
palndircethex: lol :D22:40
swat_AlanBell: i'm hoping precise will see performance improvements on this22:40
palni was reconsidering whether it was yours or not for a second22:40
palnthis being the internet22:40
jutnuxYou know22:40
jutnuxin 40 years22:40
directhexS03E12 is the best episode of UUPC. i wouldn't bother with the rest tbh22:40
palni still own a working SNEs22:40
paln*SNES22:40
jutnuxthe bigges tproblem is going to be finding a unique username22:40
popeyhaha directhex22:40
AlanBellswat_: working fine on precise now22:40
palndirecthex: will check that out22:41
directhexpaln: my NES is hooked up to my 40" HDTV. got it in 1989 \o/22:41
palnNES or SNES?22:41
directhexpaln: NES. the SNES wasn't until, like, 1994 or something22:41
directhexwell, when we got one22:41
palnmy sister got a SNES in 199822:42
jutnuxI wish I had all of these retro consoles.22:42
zleapi have a sinclair spectrum 48k+22:42
swat_i found a brand new sega megadrive in my dad's garage22:42
zleapwe did have a sega megadrive at the after school clubi work at,  i think it got thrown away along with loads of games22:42
jutnuxBest thing about Sega was the startup tune22:43
jutnuxSEEEEEEEGAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA22:43
zleapyeah some of the old games were really good, fun and playable22:43
directhexjutnux: almost every game had a different sega jingle. everyone remembers the sonic 1 one though22:43
jutnuxSonic \o/22:43
jutnuxI spent literally all of my time on that22:43
directhexhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8aIge9H5OQ22:43
zleapi used to play chaos : battle of wizards for hours on the spectrum22:44
jutnuxI used to play games but then I took an arrow through the knee.22:46
jutnuxBut in all seriousness, I rarely play games now.22:46
jutnuxIS anyone going to get a Raspberry PI?22:46
jacobwalmost certainly22:47
directhexnot much point. i already have an ARM box, and it can actually run ubuntu22:48
zleapjutnux, yeah hopefully22:48
jutnuxI'm going to get one just ot mess around with it22:49
directhexmy spare time goes on videogames. no time to mess around with tech22:49
AlanBellI might get one, even though it won't run Ubuntu22:49
zleapfedora i think22:49
zleapAlanBell,  could make a interesting podcast article22:50
Nafallohmm. I haz question.22:50
jutnuxShoot.22:50
AlanBellwe haz answers22:50
Nafallohave anyone that has recently ran around in stores seen any Lenovo x121es in he wild? if so, where? :-)22:50
AlanBell42 <- there is one22:50
Nafallos/he/the/22:50
HazRPGI iz a haz!22:50
palnWhat happened to Wii Remote interfaces being implemented into Kernel 3-point-something22:51
HazRPGpaln: I suspect a spanner in the works... I'm sure it'll get added at some point... maybe...22:51
AlanBell!info wminput22:51
lubotu3wminput (source: cwiid): Userspace driver for the wiimote. In component universe, is extra. Version 0.6.00+svn201-2ubuntu2 (natty), package size 39 kB, installed size 276 kB22:52
jutnuxWhy would you use a Wii remote22:52
AlanBellwiimote works fine already, did for ages22:52
AlanBelljutnux: you can make an interactive whiteboard with one if you have an IR pen and projector (which I have)22:52
HazRPGwhat do wiimotes use for their frequencies? Is it literally just bluetooth? Or other?22:53
AlanBellbluetooth22:53
jutnuxAlanBell: I saw that video on YouTube.22:53
directhexfar more useful than for playing games. bloody wii22:53
palni've used wminput in the psat22:53
paln*past22:53
palnbut it's a bit fiddly22:53
palnreally cool once you set it up though22:53
palnbut having drivers in the kernel would be awesome22:53
palnsuch less hassle!22:54
AlanBellwhy would you care if they are kernel drivers?22:54
jutnuxI really want a job :-(22:54
HazRPGjutnux: you and me both22:54
palnAlanBell: i still a usually off-on switch to make one22:54
paln*still nedd22:54
paln*still need22:54
HazRPGpaln: I keep saying that about ps3 controllers... but heh, it won't happen, so I'll stick with QtSixad22:55
palnHazRPG: i know PS3 controllers work with Windows over USB, but Linux?22:55
palnnever raelised22:55
paln*realised22:55
HazRPGpaln: not sure about over USB... I meant using it via bluetooth22:55
jutnuxLinux replaced Windows nearly 2 years ago for me I think haha.22:55
palnah...that would be easier22:55
palnbut yeah, you can use them over USB in Windows22:56
palni tried it in Vista, worked absolutely fine22:56
HazRPGpaln: yeah I know, but who uses that xD22:56
NafalloLinux replaced Windows for me... ehrm... 10 years ago?22:56
palnyou just have to download the open-source drivers22:56
palnnafallo:22:56
palnNafallo: completely?22:56
jutnuxNafallo: orly22:56
palni cant' imagine completely giving up Windows22:56
HazRPGNafallo: *internet-high-five*22:56
Nafallopaln: yeah. haven't ran it since then :-)22:56
* jutnux shoots paln22:56
Nafallo:-)22:57
HazRPGpaln: bah, you need to remove the ties my friend :P22:57
* paln falls to the floor, only to be raised by Bill Gates22:57
palnjk, jk22:57
Nafallounless you count work/military duty, but I don't.22:57
Nafallopersonal computers.22:57
* hamitron switched at kernel 2.4.18, if that means anything22:57
zleappaln, apart from games and at the moment printing, i hardly use windows22:57
jutnuxDo y'all prefer GUI text editors or Command line ones like Vim?22:57
palnthe only reason i use Windows is for programs that don't work in wine22:57
HazRPGhamitron: means a heck of a long time ago :P22:58
palnmianly iTunes22:58
jutnuxpaln: Use a Virtual Box then22:58
paln*mainly22:58
palnjutnux: been there, done that22:58
Nafallojutnux: my GUI one is gvim, and that's because pentadactyl uses it ;-)22:58
HazRPGzleap: CUP + SAMBA \o/22:58
HazRPGCUPS*22:58
hamitronHazRPG, not old enough for that ;)22:58
jutnuxNafallo: Vim \o/22:58
zleapyeah i need to sort it out,   maybe help package it properly22:58
palnjutnux: i use nano on the command line, gedit Gui-wise22:58
palnbut i dont mind22:58
zleapright now there is no filter for my printer, i am guessing its in the wrong place on my system22:58
jutnuxpaln: Try Vim, it's amazing.22:59
palni prefer to use gedit for code due to the highlighting22:59
HazRPGhamitron: true, but 2.4 is still a good few years ago22:59
palnsay, does anyone know of a Notepad++ for Linux?22:59
zleapkernel 2.4 is still used in some places22:59
jutnuxpaln: GMate, Scribes22:59
palnat least, something with most of the functionality,22:59
jutnuxGmate = gedit with gmate plugins22:59
jacobwpaln: emacs22:59
hamitronsadly, I am more likely to move to windows again atm :/22:59
jutnuxemacs booooo22:59
HazRPGpaln: errr... gedit ^_^23:00
palnthe main feature I'm missing is collapsable code blocks23:00
jacobwpaln: vim23:00
jutnuxEmacs is a good OS but lacks a decent editor :-)23:00
zleaplol23:00
palni like that feature23:00
HazRPGzleap: yeah I know, but 2.4 was released in 04 (ish?)23:00
palnHazRPG: haha i'd have never thought of that :D23:00
HazRPGpaln: I use aptana for coding (aka eclipse)23:01
jutnuxI hate big IDEs :-(23:01
zleapi use bluefish but that is for my website23:01
palnjutnux: why would you bother with an IDE?23:01
palnvery simplistic setup23:01
palnnano and gcc23:01
paln:D23:01
HazRPGjust because it integrates a shell nicely, along with ftp/sftp stuff23:01
palnHazRPG: fair play, but I prefer simplicity in nature than appearance23:02
jacobwi said emacs because its more like notepad++ in that can present a GUI with extensive menus23:02
jutnuxpaln: Vim \o/23:02
zleapits about the best tool for the job,  so you can use which ever fits your needs i guess23:02
palnIt's..."The Arch Way"23:02
hamitronpaln, gmake is nice though :/23:02
HazRPGpaln: who said aptana or eclipse was nice looking xD23:02
Nafalloheh. I used vim and bzr for my current website. think I might use my sister for my next one ;-)23:02
HazRPGpaln: its just useful23:02
Nafallo. o O ( but she doesn't know that yet )23:03
hamitronNafallo, we don't talk about x-rated stuff here ;)23:03
HazRPGxD23:03
Nafallohamitron: she works as a web designer :-)23:03
hamitronsorry, I just couldn't resist :/23:03
zleaplol23:03
HazRPGNafallo: *double-high-fives*23:03
Nafalloher company do stuff for Nike amongst others :-)23:04
hamitronnice23:04
hamitron:)23:04
* paln is laughing hysterically at the previous 10 lines23:04
* jutnux is too23:04
jacobwi used vim for my last web something project, i'll try using bzr for my next web something23:04
Nafallosrsly. my website is NOT nafallo.xxx23:04
jacobws/something/design?23:04
palnSo, i'ma go now23:04
jutnuxI thought bzr was a vcs?23:05
palnfor about half an hour23:05
HazRPGlulz for anyone who tried to hit that23:05
zleapok23:05
Nafallo(because it's too bloody expensive, but yeah... that's not why.)23:05
palnto try out Damn Small Linux ;)23:05
palnsee ya!23:05
jutnuxBye \o23:05
zleapah thats good btw paln23:05
Nafallojutnux: it is.23:05
zleapcya23:05
HazRPGlater23:05
jutnuxI like Mercurial :-)23:05
zleapi am gonna head off for a while too, play with some windows stuff23:05
jutnuxMight start using bzr as it's on launchpad.23:05
HazRPGjutnux: bzr ~ git ~ mercurial, etc23:05
zleapi think you need bzr to upload stuff right23:06
palnzleap: what's that sposed to mean?23:06
palngood im trying out dsl, or good im leaving for a while?23:06
zleapdsl is good23:06
zleapsorry23:06
palnlol :D23:06
jutnuxGood you're leaving ;-)23:06
palnits' aight23:06
Nafallohmm23:06
* paln throws his fist at jutnux 23:07
* zleap hides23:07
Nafallomy small linux of choice was LEKA back in the day :-)23:07
* paln finally leaves, saying "I'll Bee Baak"23:07
Nafalloor maybe it's actually leka23:07
HazRPGI just had a vision of your fist physically leaving your hand with fire blazing out of it as it flies in the air23:07
HazRPGah, he's gone23:07
HazRPGnvm23:08
jutnuxI'll probably go back to Xchat.23:08
HazRPGI'm going to continue (technically start) packing23:08
* zleap is using xchat23:08
zleapwb that was quick23:08
HazRPGshippers are coming in the morning to pick them up... o.O23:08
Nafallothat was quick23:08
Nafallosnap!23:08
zleapyeag23:08
zleapyeah23:08
palnproves how fast Damn Small is :D23:09
HazRPGheh23:09
jutnuxOr how terrible it is23:09
palnnah I'm on my iPhone now23:09
Nafallowoha!23:09
jutnuxApple (n)23:09
palnjutnux: hehe too true (!)23:09
HazRPGpaln: I knew you were going to say that ^_^23:09
Nafalloyou put DSL on your iPhone?23:09
zleapyou could run it in virtual box,  that way you don't need to leave :)23:09
palnjutnux: dw, I'm not a fanboy23:09
swat_i might be getting an iphone next23:09
palnwell, not tht much23:09
swat_though i do like my blackberry23:09
jutnuxAndroid (y)23:09
palnswat_: +1 to you sir, +1 to you23:10
palnjutnux: can't disagree there though23:10
zleapi take it you guys are on google+ (+1 comments)23:10
swat_paln: for the iphone, or the blackberry? :)23:10
* Nafallo upgraded from Sybian to Android earlier this year, and is not disappointed.23:10
Nafallos/Sy/&m/23:10
HazRPGzleap: I use to use the phrase "+1" before google made it into an app23:10
zleapah23:10
palnswat_: when will people learn that BBs are the shittiest phones EVA!!!23:10
zleapchat later guys23:11
* paln wants to throw swat_'s BlackBerry at him23:11
swat_they have their good points23:11
palnswat_: yes, that they can be used as a brick to throw at your enemy's tht have better phones than you23:11
palnpwned!!!!!23:11
HazRPGmy vision of BB's is that they're viral - in the sense that ... to be very social on one, you have to get your friends to get one23:11
swat_hehe23:11
* Nafallo tries to think of even one good point with blackberries, and is failing23:12
palnHazRPG: that IS why they're popular23:12
palnbecause everyone in my school has BB messenger23:12
swat_the main selling point for me was the keyboard :)23:12
palnand that's just as23:12
paln*sad23:12
swat_i'm not a big fan of touch screen stuff23:12
HazRPGpaln: I know only one person who has one... and even then he's constantly trying to get them to convert... but ain't working23:12
palnever heard of Facebook Chat?23:12
swat_but i think i might have to adapt23:12
Nafalloyou have keyboards on other phones too.23:12
palnoh yeah, hey have, and they're on that constantly as well!23:12
Nafallonokia comes ton mind.23:13
paln*they23:13
Nafallos/on/o/23:13
HazRPGpaln: android just dominated over here, and that's without even telling people "oh its awesome" it just sort of happened23:13
webpigeonIt's odd that people treat a messenger which you pay monthly for on a phone is a 'feature'23:13
HazRPGpaln: sadly, yes... and no I don't really use it...23:13
palnwebpigeon: I know23:13
swat_Nafallo: i haven't found anything that compares to the blackberry keyboard though23:13
palnmy sister, being opposite me in level of intellect, thought B was free texts23:14
paln*BBM23:14
HazRPGxD23:14
palnwhy kernel does Damn Small use?23:15
palnversion 4 of DSL, that is23:15
webpigeonpaln: Linux 2.4.x i think23:15
HazRPGanyone remember genie sms website that let you send free text's online?23:15
HazRPGbefore o2 bought them out and incorporated it into their site23:16
webpigeonI think they decided 2.6.x was too big (a while ago)23:16
HazRPGyeah... I used that...23:16
HazRPGeasiest way to 300 free texts a month (or was...)23:16
webpigeonTyping your mobile (or a friends mobile) number into a random webpage is a sure fire way to get a headake.23:16
palnOK, cos virtual box need to know which of  2.{2,4,6} is the kernel23:17
HazRPGwebpigeon: back then I had a nokia, and used windows... so all my contacts were backup up on the PC using their contacts tool23:17
palnwebpigeon: lol duh23:17
jutnuxMy Dad keeps getting texts from a chruch23:17
jutnuxchurch23:17
palnHazRPG: I Remeber Genie chips from O2 as my sister had one23:18
webpigeonpaln: I *think* it's 2.4, but it's just to allocate ram and for a pretty icon i belive23:18
HazRPGwebpigeon: baring in mind I was also about 13 at the time23:18
HazRPGpaln: I think that was after genie was bought out23:18
HazRPGI use to do all sorts of stupid hacks back in the day23:19
HazRPGI think I was the only kid at school that actually owned a direct-link cable for my phone23:20
Nafallohmmm23:20
HazRPGas in the 6 pronged thing that you had to hook up to the back of the phone (you took out the battery first, and place it in)23:20
Nafallopretty sure my first phone didn't have such an connectivity option.23:20
HazRPGNafallo: most did, it was the cable that was impossible to find23:21
HazRPGNafallo: the connection was used for debugging (or designed for that job) along with resetting stuff on the phone - shops mainly used them to "unlock" the phones23:21
Nafalloehrm. are we talking the kind of phones that you couldn't fit in a jeanspocket?23:21
HazRPGNafallo: nokia 331023:21
HazRPGNafallo: so no lol23:22
HazRPGmy first phone was awful23:22
HazRPGantenna, etc23:22
Nafallothat was YEARS after my first phone :-)23:22
HazRPGNafallo: nokia 3310 wasn't my first phone :P23:23
HazRPGbut it /was/ the phone (which I still own, and still has perfect battery life and serves as my backup) that I had the longest23:24
HazRPG-I*23:24
HazRPGactually no I was right first time23:24
NafalloI sometimes miss my third phones (I believe it was)23:25
Nafallos/phones/-s/23:25
HazRPGheh23:25
HazRPGnokia 3310 all the way23:25
NafalloNokia 7110 :-)23:25
HazRPGyou could nuke it, and it'll still work23:25
Nafallohad it for 6 years.23:25
HazRPGNafallo: I still have my 3310!23:26
Nafallobut not as primary/only phone :-)23:26
HazRPGwell no...23:26
HazRPGwoah, I just dug up my first "polyphonic" phone23:27
HazRPGthought I threw this out23:27
HazRPGI still think they should have been called midi tones23:28
HazRPGthat's all they were23:28
HazRPG(I'm currently packing because I'm moving, and I'm finding all kinds of old stuff)23:29
jutnuxUbuntu servers, y u no hurry up and find mai key23:29
HazRPGjutnux: probably your wireless cable messing with things ;D23:30
jutnuxFinally, it's found it.23:31
HazRPGcheck top, sounds like something is hogging your cpu23:32
jutnuxNah it's okay23:33
* swat_ is excited, upgrade nearly complete23:34
HazRPGswat_: 12.04?23:35
swat_HazRPG: aye23:35
HazRPGswat_: \o/23:36
swat_reboot time :D23:37
swat_right, i'm there23:41
swat_now to find out what's different/better/cooler23:41
webpigeonChangelog?23:43
palnyou guys still here?23:51
jutnuxSorry23:51
* paln feels lonely23:51
jutnuxwas importing my pgp key23:51
palnoh good23:51
paln:D23:52
palnI meant everyone else23:52
palnI realised you were busy with some server23:52
palnwebpigeon just disappeared!23:52
jutnuxIt's all cool now23:52
palnanyways jutnux how long you been using Linux as a whole23:53
jutnuxWell23:53
jutnux2 years properly23:53
jutnuxand before that I kept hopping from Ubuntu to Windows23:53
palnI've been using it 2 years whatsoever23:54
palnwhat dyou mean "properly")23:54
paln*?23:54
palnI still dual boot23:54
palnbut only for Windows Applications23:54
palnlike iTunes mainly23:54
webpigeonpaln: not disappeared, playing with arch in a VM :)23:54
palncos of my iPhone23:54
jutnuxJust use banshee you silly fool.23:55
palnit doesn't really do justice in WinE23:55
palnwebpigeon: ah cool23:55
palnwebpigeon: the reason I used arch was to see if plain old lxde would suit my needs23:55
jutnuxI like Unity.23:56
webpigeonI just like playing with new things :)23:56
palnor rather, my shitty ten year old pcs needs23:56
* jutnux awaits sh**storm23:56
palndal23:56
palnbtw, dsl confuses me23:56
palnthe documentation start page is wrong23:56
palnit says JWM should have a "Start" button ( you know, like Puppy ) but there is nothing!23:57
webpigeonpaln: right click?23:58
palnyes I switched WMs to make sure :/23:58
palnanyways, can't go back to the PC ATM so will have to try tomorrow23:58
webpigeonHaven't used it in ages23:58
palnwebpigeon: yea tht works but it doesn't make sense as to why either te documentation feels like lying to me or the OS wants to tease me by hiding the task bar23:59
palnalright guys night23:59
palnI'm gonna watch some Misfits on 4oD23:59

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