[01:39] I'm always surprised to see stuff on the mailing list :D [01:44] am I netsplitted? [01:45] if you are, I am too [01:45] lol ok [01:55] <--right now-- ninja make [03:02] binarymutant, how large is your base system again? I got mine down to 1.7gbs containing mostly libs [03:02] 1.9gb* I mean [03:03] which isn't bad considering I have gnome, and some gnome basic apps [03:08] mine keeps going up :P [03:08] 3.5 right now [03:10] the problem is I start small and then just start adding things left and right until I run out of room [03:11] seems reasonable binarymutant [03:12] well my wm is only 36k and doesn't have any dependencies [03:12] so in my eyes 3.5Gb is overboard [03:13] ** doesn't have any depends execpt for Xorg [03:13] except, jeeze it's the weekend [03:14] in my mind my "base system" should be less than 1Gb [03:15] yeah that seems like a reasonable assumption [03:16] but it's at 3.5Gb right now :( [03:16] well I deleted /usr/share/gtk-doc ... because its pointless, and used localepurge to remove a bunch of locales I don't need [03:16] but ultimately as long as I can run totem and it plays videos I don't care so much lol [03:17] mplayer is smaller and doesn't require gtk [03:17] I just sometimes browse the internet over on this computer and use it as a jukebox [03:17] yeah, but totem is <3 [03:17] for some reason I don't have the normal crush on vlc like most people... [03:17] neither do I [03:17] all mplayer all the time [03:17] lol [03:18] for some reason I just can't stop myself from installing bloat, like gtk and qt [03:19] lol [03:19] ah and 1Gb of '/' is urbanterror, I forgot I installed that systemwide [03:20] and I installed free pascal which took a lot of space, so did python ruby perl and the other languages I have on here [03:21] I haven't played urt in forever [03:21] I can't without nvidia drivers :( [03:21] downlaoded it for no reason :( [03:22] so is 2.5Gb with everything? [03:23] that isn't too bad [03:23] or do you have 2.5Gb + a whole bunch of other stuff [03:25] Mighty_P: err 1,9Gb, is that all your using on / ? [03:32] yeah [03:32] crazy [03:32] /home is different, like 33gbs of ponies [03:33] I have two different drives on this computer.. kind of ghetto rigged and thrown together [03:33] is it your main machine? [03:34] 40 main hdd with /, a 10gb partition for / and the rest is an empty partition, /home is an 80gb? laptop hdd just dangling in my case... [03:34] nah, this is my old computer which is a backup but I use it to play videos when I go to sleep [03:35] ah ok [03:35] my other machine uses 0 bytes :P [03:35] when I reinstalled I pretty much left the partition table alone and rm -rf'd / and reinstalled lol [03:35] o.O [03:36] (it doesn't exist) [03:36] yeah I did that too, sort of [03:36] same partition table but I did format / [03:38] if I could change my partitions without losing data, I'd make / like 1Gb and run everything from /home [03:38] http://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/487655_10150969766577601_1272121712_n.jpg [03:39] Juzzy: awesome surface piercing [03:39] talk about a ring that's forever [03:39] actually those surface piercings usually get pushed out [03:39] looks painful heh [03:39] oh lol [03:40] well my 10gb / is probably too big... but I"ll resize it if I need to later, my main system is like 8gbs for / I think [03:40] total partition of 15gbs [03:40] a 15Gb hdd? [03:41] we do like 1gb / [03:41] no, 15gb partition [03:41] 256m /tmp [03:41] my partition table for my other comp is complicated [03:41] oh [03:41] then a big /var [03:41] a big /var? [03:41] why? [03:41] but you're prolly on a desktop, so you need /home too [03:41] servers use /var [03:41] oh a server [03:41] /var/lib/mysql [03:41] etc [03:42] I didn't know there was any other use for linux? :D [03:42] :P [03:42] har har [03:42] I didn't know there was any other OSs [03:43] Juzzy: so you just have / and /var table? [03:43] no [03:43] / [03:44] /var [03:44] /tmp [03:44] /usr [03:44] usr is 2.6gb [03:44] or there abouts [03:44] / is 1gb, but can be trimmed if needed [03:44] doesn't actually make sense to me :/ [03:44] we used to roll our linux boxes at 2.6gb total base partitions [03:45] why put usr on a different partition? [03:45] works great until you forget to purge old kernels after upgrade [03:45] good practice to seperate your partitions [03:46] so you dont have stupid script kill /tmp [03:46] or a daemon kill /var/log [03:46] and effect other critical areas [03:46] hm [03:46] think about someone flooding your apache and filling you hdd [03:47] corrupting all sorts of fun stuff [03:47] ok [03:47] that's why we seperate our partitions [03:48] I kind of knew about that, another reason I can think of, some file systems can do certain tasks better if you wanted to get real serious with it [03:49] Juzzy: couldn't you achieve the same effect by just having / /var and /tmp? [03:53] brb [04:03] ya, u can [04:03] if u wanna share /usr and /lib and /root [04:04] dev/mapper/main-root [04:04] 291M 153M 124M 56% / [04:04] hah less than i thought [04:05] /dev/mapper/main-tmp 124M 5.6M 113M 5% /tmp [04:05] /dev/mapper/main-usr 1.7G 795M 821M 50% /usr [04:05] /dev/mapper/main-var 14G 9.4G 3.4G 74% /var [04:05] that's a prod box [04:06] so /var/tomcat6 is big [04:06] 291M? wow [04:06] just tomcat&apache? [04:06] just a lamp stack ? * [04:13] that took a little longer than I wanted [04:13] this compy, on another note, I didn't know gnome-terminal could full screen [04:22] hmm I'm thinking / could be read only [04:24] o.o [04:25] Mighty_P: idk :D === pace_t_zulu_ is now known as pace_t_zulu === Svpernov109 is now known as Svpernova09 [17:42] CAN HAS NETSPLITS? [17:47] seems you only get those when you don't ask for them [18:16] ha ha [18:16] when are you not asking for them netritious? [18:28] LOL wrst [18:29] howdy netritious how you doing? [18:33] arguing with wife LOL [18:44] That won't end well... :P [19:00] Unit193: sure it will...always does ;) [19:02] really it was nothing serious just my wife and I are both fairly opinionated and generally stubbourn [19:08] so how's everyone doing today? [19:13] http://xkcd.com/1086/ .. I like Feb 27th entry. [19:29] ha ha netritious just saw your argument comments :)