=== ChanServ changed the topic of #ubuntu+1 to: Discussion and support for Precise Pangolin | Release schedule: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PrecisePangolin/ReleaseSchedule | Oneiric Support in #ubuntu | Beta 1 Released! http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/precise/beta1 [01:18] Does UbuntuOne work with 12.04? I don't see the option in my menu when looking in /home/amanda with (nautilus?) the file browser. [01:30] congrats on the beta guys.. i know i've bitched and moaned about all sorts of little things.. but much love [01:30] and its only because i care :P [01:30] lol, about yourself. [01:30] :) [01:31] sure.. but i figure if im annoyed about stuff.. being a long time ubuntu user [01:31] chances are, other people will be too [01:31] so what are your thoughts on the unity desktop. [01:31] slowly backs away [01:31] i actually like it.. but theres been a few changes to it, that have irritated me slightly [01:32] if i had to name the top two.. it would be the removal of dodge windows support [01:32] ah [01:32] and changing the default switch desktop key combination [01:32] Didn't they change that back? [01:32] nobody here has anything to do with the development though. [01:33] other then as testers [01:33] from ctrl-alt and ctrl-alt-shift (to switch and move current window).. to shift-super and alt-super respectively [01:33] Yeah, but I think they changed it back for the time. [01:33] right.. thats why im in the ubuntu-unity channel as well ;) [01:33] oh really? to both? [01:33] Until they fix the problem with the Super shortcuts spawing Dash/Shortcut overlay. [01:33] But let me check [01:34] ok so its a temporary revert [01:34] if the switch combos change again .. i would prefert ctrl-super to switch instead of shift-super [01:34] i think that is actually easier.. shift-super is a bit of a contortion, for such a frequently used shortcut [01:34] And yes, they did change it back. The revert is in unity-team/ppa [01:34] Not sure about the precise repos. [01:35] well i'll do an update and see what happens [01:35] what about window dodge? .. im pretty sure shuttleworth chimed in on that one [01:35] in support of axing it [01:36] Shuttleworth liked it, and supported axing it regardless. [01:36] i understand that the code is ugly, buggy, and people dont want to maintain it [01:36] hence why it was removed, instead of being left as an option in ccsm [01:37] hello people, i am having some trouble installing the firmware for my wlan adapter. i found a site with instructions but i am having some doubts.can someone help me? [01:37] i'll fall in love with unity.. and have its babies if dodge is back, and ctrl-alt desktop switch ;) [01:42] lol [01:46] Is there a reason why I haven't been offered the beta upgrade through Update Manager? [01:46] I'm currently on Alpha 2, I think. [01:47] log, the update manager just keeps up with the release cycle. [01:47] Oh. [01:48] log, you can imagine your special though if you want. :) [01:48] I'm confused. :P [01:48] ummm. i dont see a new version of unity being pushed for the beta [01:48] snadge: You can't base a marriage on an idolised image of your partner you know ;) [01:48] i just ran an update/upgrade, and it didnt pull down a new unity :( [01:48] urfr332gO: So how do I get the beta? [01:48] arand, most do anyway. [01:48] hehe [01:48] urfr332gO: Or do I not "get" the beta? [01:49] log: sudo apt-get update ; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [01:49] log, if your updated you have it. [01:49] How can I check? [01:49] !final [01:49] If you install a development version of Ubuntu Precise and keep up with package updates, then you will be upgraded to the official release of 12.04 when it comes out. To make sure, type « sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade » in a terminal. [01:49] uname -a doesn't say the version of Precise [01:49] log, check if your updated use those commands above [01:49] log: There is only one version of precise [01:49] I mean Alpha/Beta [01:50] There is only one version of precise [01:50] log, they are just names in part of the cycle [01:50] Oh. [01:50] Well, I ran those commands, and nothing was upgraded. So I guess I'm running the latest. [01:51] alpha is precise-a-while-ago, beta is precise-at-the-moment and final is precise-will-be-later [01:51] sure.. and the reversion for the change desktop default kb shortcut.. isnt in the beta :( [01:51] how do i view the changelog for the unity desktop ppa ? [01:51] arand: What's the difference between running this and daily builds? [01:52] If they're all the same. [01:52] log: none, it's all just snapshots [01:52] * log scratches his head. [01:52] And they will be brought to the same point once you upgrade them [01:52] So the daily builds just come with updated software? [01:53] They come with whatever versions of the packages was in the archive at the point of building them. [01:53] But this changes constantly. [01:54] (Well, less so now in beta and onwards, presumably) [01:54] Ah. [01:54] Thanks for clearing this up. :) Helps a lot. [01:56] hey [01:56] so [01:57] the on-screen keyboard comes on w/ the lock screen [01:57] how can I...make the on-screen keyboard not come on w/ the lock screen [01:58] atari2600a, the name of the app is "OnBoard" [01:58] Search for it in the Dash and go for the options [01:59] It's right in the first tab. [01:59] thanks [01:59] also wasn't HUD supposed to be in this release? [01:59] It is. [01:59] Press Alt [01:59] oh hey look at that [02:00] but why'd you guys have to go & destroy ALL OF THE GOOD SHORTCUT COMBOS [02:00] I mean, some of us are still recovering from the loss of applets [02:01] atari2600a, nobody here are developers your preaching to the choir. :) [02:01] hi [02:01] oh [02:02] it's like they took away our new car & then tore out everything in the dash except the steering wheel [02:02] what's the file explorer name [02:02] in lubuntu 12.04 [02:02] ? [02:02] But Shuttleworth says recent test studies show fiat & volkswagen owners find it easy to use D: [02:02] ?? [02:02] ubiguy, it's nautilus [02:03] it's always been nautilus [02:03] there wasn't really a point in Ubuntu's history it WASN'T nautilus [02:03] atari2600a: in Lubuntu he said [02:03] nautilus command not found [02:03] :[ [02:04] oh [02:04] perhaps I should change my font size :P [02:04] x11 [02:04] what's it for x11? [02:04] lubuntu is using a modified x11 [02:05] ubiguy: hold on, I am trying to find out what Lubuntu uses [02:05] pcmanfm? [02:05] yep [02:05] hmm I think it is [02:05] thanks [02:05] thanks bazhang [02:05] thanks alot [02:05] <3 [02:06] i can now use my lubuntu instead of a hack distro [02:09] yay now 0trace is recognized, thanks guys [02:09] :] [02:09] you make me proud of being a nerd. [02:13] ubiguy, you are using 12.04? [02:13] yes [02:13] then please dont ask in #ubuntu about precise packages [02:13] unable to open file '/var/lib/dpkg/tmp.ci//.svn': Is a directory Errors were encountered while processing: /var/cache/apt/archives/nmap_5.61-bt1_amd64.deb E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) [02:13] any ideeas? [02:13] i try to install nmap [02:14] nmap_5.61 [02:15] !find nmap [02:15] Found: nmap, libnmap-parser-perl, nmapsi4, python-nmap, zenmap [02:15] !info nmap [02:15] nmap (source: nmap): The Network Mapper. In component main, is extra. Version 5.21-1.1ubuntu1 (precise), package size 1584 kB, installed size 6715 kB [02:15] ubiguy, 5.21 is the version in 12.04 repos [02:16] how do i install it from 12.04 repository's? [02:16] sudo apt-get install nmap [02:16] It will install me from backtrack repo [02:17] ubiguy, you are on backtrack? [02:17] lubuntu, sir. [02:17] ubiguy, why do you have backtrack repos [02:17] so why would anything be installed from the backtrack repo? [02:17] bazhang: i have download the realtek firmware for my usb adapter.but how do i install it? [02:17] i added them cause i need some of the tools [02:17] ubiguy, such as? [02:17] 0trace [02:17] nmap [02:17] then ask in #backtrack-linux [02:18] sqlmap [02:18] byobu [02:18] nmap is in ubuntu repos [02:18] chkrootkit [02:18] yes [02:18] bazhang: it is a .deb archive. [02:18] but i most of my needs are not.. [02:18] fhsales, install it from terminal [02:19] ubiguy, most all of those are in ubuntu repos [02:19] the only one I dont see is 0trace [02:19] dnstrace dnsrecon dns2tcp dnswalk dnsenum [02:20] dmitry dmraid dmrecon [02:20] lots of libs too [02:20] ubiguy, pastebin your sources.list please [02:21] ubiguy: which is the command to install it? [02:21] okay [02:21] I have a big inexusable problem now [02:21] http://pastebin.com/fiquLYTw [02:22] I can't play video [02:22] at all [02:22] period [02:22] yes i know there's my country but i didn't see the point to remove it lulz [02:22] old doctor who serials? X restarts [02:22] New tosh.0 720p mkv? x restarts [02:22] i love the old doctor who :D [02:22] 1080p TNG episodes? x restarts [02:22] totem? restarts [02:22] lol [02:22] VLC? Restarts [02:23] !enter [02:23] Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line. Don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation! [02:23] how about pr0n? [02:23] WHY IS THIS HAPPENING [02:23] ubiguy, stop that [02:23] I seldomly ever download porn [02:23] bazhang, so? [02:23] ubiguy: which is the command to install this .deb file from terminal? [02:24] fhsales [02:24] http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/ubuntu-linux-how-do-i-install-deb-packages/ [02:24] oh [02:24] oh well i tried [02:24] bazhang, what was the point of asking my sources.list? [02:24] dpkg -i [file] [02:24] *sudo dpkg -i [file] [02:24] he's off.. [02:25] ubiguy, to see what backtrack repos you have in there. [02:26] oh okay [02:27] my packages won't show in software center.. :< [02:27] ubiguy, 90% of those packages are in ubuntu repos [02:28] apt-cache search dnswalk [02:28] !info dnswalk [02:28] dnswalk (source: dnswalk): Checks dns zone information using nameserver lookups. In component universe, is extra. Version 2.0.2.dfsg.1-0.1 (precise), package size 20 kB, installed size 104 kB [02:28] it appears to be a purely graphics driver issue but I could be wrong [02:29] !info dmitry [02:29] dmitry (source: dmitry): Deepmagic Information Gathering Tool. In component universe, is extra. Version 1.3a-1 (precise), package size 18 kB, installed size 88 kB [02:29] !info chkrootkit [02:29] chkrootkit (source: chkrootkit): rootkit detector. In component main, is optional. Version 0.49-4ubuntu1 (precise), package size 307 kB, installed size 860 kB [02:29] thanks bazhang [02:29] have a nice day [02:29] ^^ [02:40] I have been getting this error every time I reboot/login http://imagebin.org/201635 what is causing it? [04:17] Hi, does lightdm supports selecting the session UI language? I don't see such an option at the greeter... [04:34] hi, lot's of problems here, anyone to help? [04:34] I believe you need to ask your question directly instead of asking if anyone's available [04:35] all menus leave a shadow that does not ever disappear once closed [04:35] same with alttab window [04:35] when nautilus is opened, both the keyboard and the right mouse button cease to work [04:35] cannot select anything in nautilus [04:36] menu at the top right also ceases working after nautilus [04:39] it looks like Id be fine should I remove the advanced graphical features, but ccsm isn't there anymore, so what do I do? the system is barely usable like that [04:41] nm, found ccsm, but not sure what to disable here. Is there actually nobody online on a 2nd day of a release? [04:45] ok, unity reset gives me my keyboard back and it seems to get broken not just by the nautilus [05:05] it was me above, FWIW unity-2d didn't work but gnome does and works ok so far [05:12] * alkisg switched to gnome-shell too, unfortunately unity breaks vertical sync and its UI is too counter-productive [05:14] So anyway let me repeat my question because it scrolled too much above... [05:14] Isn't it possible to select the session UI language from the lightdm greeter? [05:18] Just a random question, in Ubuntu 12.04, does anyone else get constant messages about things crashing left and right or is it just me? [05:19] dunno about constant [05:19] it has happened on the odd occasion at times during its development [05:21] snadge, I am using Cinnamon Desktop runs great. If I go to Gnome-shell or unity I get the crash message about every 3 seconds about this crashing or this crashing etc and its really annoying. I got 5 at one time [05:22] from an upgrade or a clean install? [05:23] Upgrade [05:25] snadge, do you think thats why? === urlin2u is now known as urfr332gO [05:36] Hi, I'm running 12.04 x86...where and how can I install armel-cross-toolchain-base [05:40] Hi, I'm running 12.04 x86...where and how can I install armel-cross-toolchain-base [05:41] !find armel-cross-toolchain-base [05:41] Package/file armel-cross-toolchain-base does not exist in precise [05:43] ubottu, does that mean I should depend only on rootstock...or is there a why to setup armel tool chain on 12.04 [05:43] vani: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [05:43] !find armel [05:43] Found: installation-guide-armel, asterisk-prompt-fr-armelle, libc6-armel-armhf-cross, libc6-armel-cross, libc6-armhf-armel-cross, libc6-dbg-armel-cross, libc6-dev-armel-armhf-cross, libc6-dev-armel-cross, libc6-dev-armhf-armel-cross, libgcc1-armel-cross (and 37 others) http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=armel&searchon=names&suite=precise§ion=all [05:46] Thank you for the info...this is good enough for me to start. Thanks again. [05:46] !upgrade [05:46] For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes - see also http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/upgrade [05:46] !clean [05:47] !clean install [05:47] rattatoue, why don't you ask the channel? [05:47] I did ask the channel earlier, noone responded [05:48] I am trying to figure out if on 12.04, I keep getting a bunch of crash messages. Like sometimes 3 at a time. Im trying to figure out if this is normal because its a beta or if its more likely because I upgraded from a 11.10 install. Like if I did a fresh installed of 12.04 would the crashes be less likely [05:49] rattatoue, normal for a development [05:49] urfr332gO, would it be a chance of less crashes if I had done a clean install? [05:50] rattatoue, hard to say to many confounds I get them with a fresh install. [05:51] rattatoue, are you running this as your main install? [05:51] urfr332gO, yes and no. It is my main install yes, but at the same time theres nothing important that if I wipe it out im going to be like all freaked out about it. Most I do is surf web and videos [05:52] rattatoue, good that you have nothing to looses but not a reliable OS until actually released really. [05:53] loose* [05:53] urfr332gO, oh I know that, I was just curious if it was more reliable right now if it would of been a fresh install vs a upgrade. Like wondering if the upgrade made the install worse [05:53] rattatoue, nobody can really answer that. [05:54] with real authority anyway. [05:54] urfr332gO, are you running 12.04 right this moment? [05:55] rattatoue, no oneiric, I have it installed though. [05:58] urfr332gO, I will probably just have to do a fresh install of oneiric or might go back to 10.04 since I liked the gnome panel lol [05:58] rattatoue, yeah 10.04 is supported for a year past April, use what you like. :) [05:59] urfr332gO, true true :) I like the newer ubuntu but sorry unity aggrevates me and gnome-shell not much better [05:59] rattatoue, yeah I have gotten used to it, a bit irratating both are still in development. [06:01] urfr332gO, which desktop is yours of choice if I can ask [06:01] rattatoue, I swotched to gnome 3 [06:01] switched [06:02] I use synapse to bring up apps though. [06:02] urfr332gO, is that the one where you move your mouse to the top left and it brings up the window switcher and that [06:02] yeah, and synapse is a key prompt to search. [06:03] synapse..wait isnt that from the movie Antitrust lol [06:03] gnome 3 is installed with gnome-shell. [06:04] urfr332gO, you ever try cinnamon desktop? [06:05] rattatoue, no I'm not partial to mint stuff, it is just ubuntu in drag. :) [06:06] thats where the cinnamon desktop started anyway. [06:06] urfr332gO, lol oh im not big on linux mint either, but I like this. Its like gnome-shell in a way, but I can make it look like the old gnome panels or just a bar at the bottom etc. [06:07] you can install debian if you want gnome 2 or 10.04, the developers of gnome 2 don't support it anymore as well. [06:08] i have installed debian, however I like updating to the latest stuff that breaks apparently, so if you upgrade debian much you end up with gnome-shell too. [06:09] ah I wondered about that, I have fedora 16 as well it is gnome 3. [06:09] Ubuntu LTS releases mature over time and usually will tend to become stable. [06:09] xubuntun or xfce4 are not bad, there about 50 possible desktops. [06:09] xubuntu* [06:10] I might have to try xubuntu again, last time I tried it was like eh about it, but who knows might be better now. I will avoid kde at all cost though [06:10] I never liked kubuntu myself. [06:11] I liked kde 3.5. Then just like gnome(my opinion) they started changing stuff and making it more updated and I think they made it worse. [06:13] urfr332gO, I know this isnt ubuntu related, but how is fedora? I havent used that in 5 years I think lol [06:13] rattatoue: you do know about the gnome-classic (no effects) session, right? [06:14] That's still gnome3, but has panels similar to gnome2 [06:14] alkisg, yes I do, but it still isnt as close to gnome2 as I want. I liked the customization of gnome2. I even tried what was it mate and thats buggy as crap. And thats another mint thing lol [06:15] I might try going back to 10.04 tonight, just avoid upgrading for another year [06:17] rattatoue: have a look at lubuntu [06:18] rattatoue, not bad I hardly use it it is just a backup really. [06:19] iceroot, i will look right now. [06:19] Is it a good time to say im a quad core system with 8 gb of ram and 1gb graphics card lol [06:20] iceroot, ty for the suggestion, however I just looked the desktop is kinda eh for me. Ty for the suggestion though appreciate it. [06:20] rattatoue: its a desktop with strange animations [06:20] without [06:22] urfr332gO, does the keyboard shortcuts in gnome-shell work right for synapse? I know with gnome-do I use to have to hit Windows Key then SPACe twice just to get it to activate the Windows Key Space Combination [06:23] rattatoue, synapse defaults to ctrl-space works fine yes. [06:23] urfr332gO, i will brb [06:31] urfr332gO, okay im back and I just fixed all my crashing in gnome-shell. Now gnome-shell on 12.04 runs smooth as 11.10 :D [06:32] cool [06:32] I didn't see any crashes yesterday maybe some of that has been fixed. [06:32] i like this synapse, much better then gnomed-o [06:33] yeah I like it makes life easier really. [06:33] true, I liked gnome do, but that doesnt work so well in gnome-shell [06:45] hey all [06:45] hi all. I see beta has been released, but when I try do a dist upgrade, after a successful normal upgrade, it wants to remove ubuntu-desktop and unity eh? [06:46] report bug?? that's seems unusual.. [06:46] it does hey [06:46] will do [06:46] how is it so far tho?? [06:46] you know.. besides the bug [06:47] great! [06:47] few issues, some narly glitches, but i logged them and lets see if they get fixed [06:47] does the unity bar hide when you go full screen?? [06:47] i have been on alsoways show, cos i have dual monitors and the new edge reveal thing is really annoying [06:47] psypher246: it is standard practice to not do dist-upgrade in ubuntu+1 [06:48] jokerdino: then how come the update manager does it by itself? [06:48] http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1859240 [06:49] skunkmasterflex: unity bar doesn't want to unhide AT ALL [06:49] jokerdino: thanks [06:49] psypher246: so it's always hidden [06:50] ?? [06:50] psypher246: you can either hide it all the time or unhide it all the time. there is no combination of both. [06:51] crud :( [06:51] that's really stupid [06:51] wait, i think i addressed to the wrong person. [06:56] jokerdino: after updating and turning on autohide I cannot unhide ata ll [06:57] btw what skunkmaster was aksing was if you run a fullscreen ap it the launcher hidden, and yes it is [06:57] even if always hide is on [06:58] if the app has focus, it's fullscreen [06:58] so it's no that stupid [06:58] but he;s left now :( [06:58] brb [07:07] jokerdino: hi please could you send me that update manager link again [07:07] http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1859240 [07:07] shotto! [07:08] and regarding the unhide launcher part, try right clicking on desktop and going to change desktop. [07:11] and then? [07:14] i can get to appears window throug luanching the dash, not an issue, but setting the launcher back to autohide does not allow the launcher to unhide. no matter what the sensitivity is or the pressure I apply [07:24] Hi! I just installed Ubuntu Precise beta1 on my X220 Tablet. xinput --list lists Wacom stylus, touch and eraser, but only touch works. What could be the cause? [07:26] ThinkWiki has some tips, but they seem to be outdated (manual editing of xorg.conf, etc) and mostly seem to fix Wacom not being detected instead of not being functional [07:30] xsetwacom --list devices also seems to work [08:16] Hello. Are there anybody who tried 12.04 beta? It is already stable for everyday usage? [08:17] ive been running alpha since release, it's not bad [08:27] h31_: I've been using for a few days as well, seems fairly doable [08:27] h31_: but any update could break something [08:27] pmjdebruijn: thank you! [08:28] but that's true for any beta [08:28] hi everyone. i am trying to upgrade to the -beta1 but "sudo do-release-upgrade -d" says there are no new versions available [08:29] however, "cat /etc/lsb-release | grep RELEASE" says "DISTRIB_RELEASE=11.10" [08:29] i did an strace to look what could go wrong and found that my /etc/debian_version says "wheezy/sid" [08:30] so maybe that is why i dont get upgrades. or do you know what goes wrong? [08:31] brot: does update-manager -d work? [08:32] bug #938904 [08:32] Error: Bug #938904 is a duplicate of bug #936141, but it is private (https://launchpad.net/bugs/936141) [08:32] Dutch users have a serious bug (#938904) in unity-lens-video because single quotes don't get escaped. Because of the visibility of the Video Lens this is a real serious bug for Dutch users. Unfortunaltely the mentioned bug (to which I attached a simple patch) is marked as a duplicate of #936141 which is unaccessable (marked a private). What to do? [08:33] bug #936141 [08:33] Error: Launchpad bug 936141 could not be found [08:33] ronalde, this is fixed and should land in Precise tomorrow or monday. [08:33] has anyone tried the gma 3150 chipset with 12.04 beta 1? any improvements [08:33] bizarre [08:33] davidcalle, why can't I see the bug (and solution)? [08:34] it's sekrit [08:34] bazhang, ronalde, the bug contains private user info, that's why. [08:34] davidcalle, thanks [08:34] ronalde, nevertheless, I can direct you to a PPA if you want the fix right now. [08:34] the status information could have saved me some time though [08:34] pmjdebruijn: i will try, brb [08:35] ronalde, agreed. [08:35] I just build a fixed package myself [08:35] ... thanks ... [08:36] brot: do check the release notes of beta1, they say something about this [08:36] davidcalle, bazhang and me wondered whether we should file a bug against launchapd (because it reports the bug doesn't exist, which of course isn't so. [08:36] ronalde, that was more tongue in cheek than a real suggestion [08:36] pmjdebruijn: update-manager -d does not work, too :) [08:36] ronalde, no problem. And you are right, status of the main bug should be replicated to duplicates... [08:37] just glad we caught davidcalle here [08:38] bazhang, I have xchat highlighting on "lens" :) [08:38] heh [08:38] brot: could you please run "DEBUG_UPDATE_MANAGER=1 do-release-upgrade -d" and see if that outputs anything interessting? [08:39] "reading file '/var/lib/update-manager/meta-release-lts-development'" - for some reason it reads the LTS file [08:40] http://paste.ubuntu.com/864747/ <- whole output [08:41] that explains why it says there is nothing, however that does not explain why it thinks 11.10 is an lts. [08:42] now that i have set it to look for non lts versions, it works. [08:42] brot: great - odd though if that happend on a 11.10 install [08:43] weird, that must have been set while the (not quite smooth) upgrade from 11.04 -> 11.10 [08:44] this is my htpc, and it has been upgraded from 8.04, so maybe its some old cruft that confused the update-process. thanks for your help mvo :) [08:46] yw [08:48] soo, doing some cleanup and then lets see if 12.04 runs smooth :) [08:51] well, I'm impressed... [10:26] morning [10:26] how do i install i386 libs for amd64 ver of lubuntu? [10:28] Is gnome-shell going to be fixed such that I can change the metacity/mutter theme without having to logout and login? [10:28] This works fine in the gnome-shell in ricotz's ppa [10:28] and has worked there since the version that 12.04 is pulling. [10:36] who where in here today and told me ubuntu repo has all stuff the bt repo has? [10:48] I took the time to grep and it would be a waste not to give the answer even though they left [10:48] bazhang> ubiguy, 90% of those packages are in ubuntu repos [10:48] sorry bout the ping bazhang :) [11:06] hi all! did anyone here get systemtap to work (with glib or at all)? [11:11] what's wrong with flash? === bulldog98_ is now known as bulldog98 [11:11] hasn't worked for the last couple of days [11:11]