[05:45] willwh: haven't used byobu in a long time. but you can do it in tmux using "tmux attach" very easily. [05:45] cool thx [14:56] byobu uses tmux by default in 12.04. [14:56] So I'm assuming tmux commands apply. [17:32] Talking to Ade about Team Reports [17:33] I think we'll see him at the next Ubuntu Hour [18:29] dscassel: oh, so they finally switched over! awesome [18:56] hey guys - another random question [18:57] is there a simple lib for displaying a terminal on a webpage [18:57] I'd imagine not [18:57] :) [19:04] willwh: The terminal of the machine the webserver is on? [19:13] willwh: At any rate, there is ajaxterm [19:14] genii-around: yeah [19:14] just so I can easily show people what I'm doing [19:40] willwh: A really simple way would be to do something like: script -q /some-file-apache-can-access then display the contents of the file on a page [19:42] ( the actual command is called "script" here ) [19:55] genii-around: swwwwwwwwwwwwweeeet :) [19:59] willwh: Caveats: Doesn't play well with apps that format text on the screen, like editors [20:02] hmm genii-around maybe I'm not understanding you [20:02] script -q /apache_accessable_path [20:03] don't I need something more than that? [20:03] it just comes back to my prompt after a couple of seconds [20:04] willwh: On the webserver side you need a little bit of code to display the contents of that file inside a webpage === bregma is now known as bregma|afk [20:11] ye but I'm confused, am I piping something to script -q /blabla [20:11] ? [20:34] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/empathy/+bug/206547 [20:34] wow [20:34] Launchpad bug 206547 in gnome-shell "Open (but do not raise) new conversation windows automatically" [Undecided,New] [20:35] that is horrible haha [20:35] what is lubotu1 ? === bregma|afk is now known as bregma [21:09] lubotu1 is an ubuntu bot that looks for launchpad link and reads the summary. :) [21:09] dscassel: I am only a bot, please don't think I'm intelligent :) [21:10] Indeed. :) [21:10] willwh: Do you use Gnome Shell? [21:15] dscassel: terminator, yup [21:16] so gnome term based :) [21:32] I'm actually kind of jealous of Gnome Shell's IM notifications. [21:35] mmm?