[00:16] lol shaft [00:16] thafreak: toughmudder.com [00:27] paultag: so stable, testing or sid? [00:27] nope, not going to OLF. wasn't able to schedule it this time. :\ [00:27] someday! [00:27] jrgifford: I (personally) encurage use of unstable for a few reasons [00:28] jrgifford: but testing is perfectly OK [00:28] I run experimental >:) [00:28] (sekret distro) [00:28] paultag: sweet. torrenting the iso now, time to get me a copy of sid. :D [00:28] \o/ [00:28] jrgifford: if you need some help, or want to contribute there too, let me know! [00:29] i need a OS that runs on my laptop that serves as a glorfied virtualbox hypervisor. :P [00:29] ah, cool :) [00:29] and debian seems to fit the bill. [00:29] there's some newfangled php front-end, btw [00:29] so you can put it on a server and kick up machines via the web [00:30] but that sounds like it's outside of what you're trying to do :) [00:30] if i'm going to do that, then i'll just use esxi [00:30] http://code.google.com/p/phpvirtualbox/ [00:30] and yes. :) [00:30] but look! http://phpvirtualbox.googlecode.com/svn/wiki/images/phpvbsm.png [00:30] * paultag gets back to learning clojure [00:31] i know. ;P [00:37] paultag: i'd assume the best way to get debian testing for a laptop would be to download the netinst iso, right? [00:37] jrgifford: yep [00:37] and from there, you can upgrade to sid, if you wish [00:38] that way i'm not really limited by the stuff on the cd, and i can at least attempt to get drivers for my trackpad. ;P [00:38] which machine? [00:38] thinkpad t61 [00:38] works OTB [00:38] thinkpads are well supported, considering most every DD I know has one [00:38] sweet. didn't in fedora rawhide last week. ;P [00:38] and esp the T6 [00:38] erm, T61 [00:39] that's like the AK-47 of laptops [00:39] awesome. thanks for the help. [00:39] np [00:39] hahah, yeah. the joke at work is you can murder someone with it, and use it to write your confession afterwards. :D [00:39] hahaha yep :) [00:40] proud [BI really want the X1-Carbon [00:40] bah, fucking irssi [00:41] but the power adapt -- no love. [00:43] the X1 looks sweeetttt. [00:43] totes [00:43] hadn't thought about the power adapter [00:44] I've got about 5 of them [00:44] and it's really nice to not carry them around [00:44] yeah, three of the guys at work have various thinkpads [00:44] if i forget my charger, i know i can just borrow theirs for an hour, and then send it back to them, and i can make it through the day. [00:44] and vice versa. [00:44] and I was planning my future condo's power situation by bundling USB hubs, CAT6 and a ThinkPad power guy in about 4 tables, with one for each seat [00:45] hahah. :D [00:45] it makes my life suck so much less [00:45] GOOG has that setup going, and it's great [00:45] (without USB) [00:45] i can imagine. [00:45] just drop into a conf' room and plug in [00:45] but alas [00:45] the X1-Carbon [00:45] how I hate tee [00:45] thee* [00:46] brb shower [00:46] so you're saying the X series power adapter is different from the t*? [00:46] jrgifford: I assume so [00:46] :( [00:46] ok. [00:46] jrgifford: consider the barrel is about 2x larger then the width of the machine [00:46] not to mention it looks square from the photos [00:46] true [00:46] brb shower [00:47] k, cya in a bit [01:11] well, part 1 has been fun [01:11] had to get into busybox and chroot my way into /target [01:11] tasksel was acting odd [01:17] ugh. i think i'll just need to stick with my 10.04 install for my glofified hypervisor. :\ [01:17] need to run through the install a few times in a VM before I do it in the hardware. [01:18] jrgifford: what the fuck [01:18] RE: 21:11 <+jrgifford> had to get into busybox and chroot my way into /target [01:18] never once had to do that [01:18] ever [01:18] oh because of tasksel [01:18] paultag: i'll figure it out, just don't have time to spend more time today. :P [01:18] what was it doing? [01:18] was telling me i had unmet dependencies [01:18] yeah, I mean, if Ubuntu works [01:18] jrgifford: o.O [01:18] jrgifford: please write down the error and report it [01:19] chrooted, selected the same packages, and it worked [01:19] jrgifford: it's a big problem, we're frozen, shit like that shouldn't happen [01:19] oh [01:19] i think i was running off an outdated mirror [01:19] ahh. [01:20] hangon, let me try a different one [01:20] still [01:20] (but that would explain the issue) [01:20] stale mirrors are the bane of everyone's setups right now, you should use http.debian.net [01:20] it's legit. [01:20] automagically finds the fastest mirror [01:22] yeah, i was using an outdated mirror [01:22] lovely. ;P [01:22] bleh [01:22] http.d.n rocks [01:22] * jrgifford will keep that in mind [01:22] * canthus13 yawns. [20:10] http://fridge.ubuntu.com/2012/09/27/code-of-conduct-v2-request-for-feedback/ Sure everyone has seen this by now. [21:53] paultag: what's the plan 4 saturday? === gilbert_ is now known as gilbert [22:15] Woo! Conference pack, CDs, and Ubuntu Women stuff has all arrived at casa itsafork! So he'll be bringing all of that and the banner!