chris4585 | I highly recommend lxde | 00:27 |
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binarymutant | which one's that? | 00:32 |
binarymutant | openbox is awesome, just looked it up | 00:33 |
binarymutant | tiling is better though | 00:40 |
chris4585 | yeah LXDE is basically openbox with pcmanfm and a panel but its setup pretty nice | 00:47 |
binarymutant | I use pcmanfm too | 00:47 |
binarymutant | I wish that dev would actively develop on it :/ | 00:47 |
chris4585 | yeah, it could be better, but I just <3 nautilus | 00:48 |
binarymutant | nautilus is way too big | 00:48 |
binarymutant | but it does work very well | 00:48 |
binarymutant | I need something like `ranger` but without the python3 dependency | 00:49 |
chris4585 | I like rox too | 00:53 |
chris4585 | its pretty lightweight | 00:53 |
chris4585 | but not as functional as pcmanfm | 00:53 |
binarymutant | is that the one that will not no matter what just use 1 window? | 01:03 |
binarymutant | or is that the one that uses libfox | 01:04 |
binarymutant | rox is the one that opens multiple windows, I don't like that at all | 01:08 |
kanliot | hi from johnson city | 01:27 |
kanliot | and pcmanfm is releasing version 1.0 any week now | 01:28 |
kanliot | it also lets you create shortcuts, which is nice | 01:28 |
chris4585 | uh, I'm pretty sure rox has only ever opened one window for every folder | 01:45 |
chris4585 | er doesn't open multiple windows | 01:49 |
binarymutant | it does | 02:08 |
xTEMPLARx | =] | 13:31 |
xTEMPLARx | ping | 13:32 |
wrst | xTEMPLARx: what up? | 13:33 |
xTEMPLARx | work | 13:36 |
xTEMPLARx | life | 13:36 |
xTEMPLARx | all of the above? :D | 13:36 |
wrst | ha ha same here :) | 13:42 |
cyberanger | similar mess here | 14:04 |
wrst | cyberanger: guess i should have been bragging on the ubuntu net install in here | 14:07 |
xTEMPLARx | should have? | 14:23 |
xTEMPLARx | or shouldn't have? | 14:23 |
xTEMPLARx | heya cyber LTNS | 14:23 |
wrst | should have xTEMPLARx :) | 14:24 |
xTEMPLARx | wrst: good :D its about time something went right for you! | 14:24 |
wrst | xTEMPLARx: its actually more fun when it goes wrong! | 14:24 |
* xTEMPLARx sees what you did there... | 14:24 | |
wrst | :) | 14:25 |
xTEMPLARx | wrst: what did you end up doing? did you go the ubuntu server route to get a more minimal initial install? | 14:30 |
xTEMPLARx | or just standard ubuntu | 14:30 |
wrst | no use the net install cd, works wonders | 14:30 |
xTEMPLARx | kk | 14:31 |
wrst | i like installs that after the installation you get a little blinking bar asking for your username and password | 14:31 |
xTEMPLARx | yup | 14:31 |
xTEMPLARx | best way to keep co-workers out of your system :D | 14:31 |
wrst | so this satisfies my arch itch, and also i shouldnt have a total meltdown until the scheduled six month meltdown | 14:32 |
wrst | xTEMPLARx: i sadly don't get to use ubuntu at work | 14:32 |
xTEMPLARx | awww :( | 14:34 |
xTEMPLARx | what is it you do, again, for work? | 14:34 |
wrst | supposed to be an accountant today well we shall see what the job description is :) | 14:34 |
xTEMPLARx | haha | 14:42 |
xTEMPLARx | welp i'm headed back home to get some rest | 14:42 |
wrst | xTEMPLARx: at lunch time?? | 15:07 |
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wrst | hello ChanServ | 17:20 |
wrst | again?? really | 17:21 |
wrst | hello chris4585 :) | 17:21 |
wrst | cyberanger: i have determined my messing with arch has made me more capable now to mess with ubuntu :) | 20:14 |
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cyberanger | wrst: or at least less clueless (I dove in headfirst, the markings said 10 feet, more like 4 feet | 21:18 |
pace_t_zulu | so whats the word in here | 21:18 |
pace_t_zulu | we been having monthly meetings at all? | 21:18 |
wrst | yep beleive it or not :) | 21:20 |
wrst | cyberanger: yeah when you remove ubuntu of a lot of its fluff its nice but you still have some of the other stuff if you need to lean on it | 21:20 |
cyberanger | wrst, yeah, lean distro, save the fat & grease for my five guys burger | 22:41 |
wrst | yep i'm very happy so far | 23:19 |
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