[00:00] I'm an alright one of those, just been stretched too thin too long [00:00] I'm an elongated rubberband [00:02] <3 Salt [00:02] off to dinner for me [00:02] toodles [00:10] * seattlegaucho is a really bad organizer ... still the only one available to run the MySQL Meetup [00:10] that's probably the category I've fallen into now... [00:10] v_v [00:25] looks like someone said my name a while back but i dont know how to scroll in this new curses IRC client [00:26] oh there we go [00:27] * seattlegaucho .oO( time to close shop and commute back to the TV ) [01:13] thefinn93: "new curses IRC client"? [01:17] ncurses* [01:18] specifically, weechat [01:18] the interface is confuzing because no mouse [01:21] ah [01:21] * valorie uses konversation [01:21] love it [01:22] do not want cli IRC client [01:22] I like pretty [01:23] cli is great for some stuff, like installing and building stuff [01:29] i used XChat for the longest time [01:29] but I've been using a lot of laggy connections [01:29] ie. at school [01:29] and mosh deals with them amazingly [01:29] while they would cause IRC clients to crash and burn [01:32] I hate xchat [01:32] hated it in windows, hate it in linux [01:32] konvi rocks [01:33] what's wrong with XChat? [01:33] i loved it when I used it [01:38] matter of taste, I suppose [01:38] counter-intuitive to me, as well as ugly [01:41] huh [01:42] yeah it was pretty ugly [01:42] given options, I choose pretty [01:43] which is why I love KDE [01:43] so many choices, all beautiful [01:43] lol [01:44] truly, that's why I chose KDE over GNOME at first in linux [01:44] now I'm at home in the community [01:44] still prefer the look as well [01:44] don't like the Unity look either [01:45] plus Ubuntu politics seem self-destructive [01:56] yeah ubuntu is going nuts [01:57] Unity, the amazon spyware, and the community blowing up [01:57] what else am i missing.. [01:57] it's getting a little out of hand [01:57] i shan't be returning [02:10] in kubuntu we have none of these problems [02:11] we've always had our own Kubuntu Council to set policy [02:11] of course we all participate in the larger community as well [02:11] for instance I'm also in Ubuntu Women, as well as here [02:12] but for me the unity problems, spyware and the whole "Mark being a bit nuts lately" problems are orthogonal [02:12] I'm sorry they are happening, but they don't affect me personally [02:13] yeah, definately [02:13] and the vUDS was interesting [02:13] I'm hoping GNOME Ubuntu or whatever it's called follows in Kubuntu's tracks [02:13] * valorie presented at the Xubuntu session [02:13] all of us flavors do have many common interests, true [02:14] I have all the flavors in my ktorrent [02:14] oddly enough, lubuntu leads with the most downloads [02:15] absolutely zero with basic Ubuntu [02:15] torrents are no longer listed in their main dl pages [02:19] who's main dl page doesnt list torrents? [02:27] ubuntu [02:27] http://www.ubuntu.com/download [02:28] you have to drill down rather far to get to the torrent links [02:28] oh yeah [02:29] when they hid the torrent links i resorted to just googling ubuntu torrent [02:29] then picking the ubuntu.com page [02:31] it might be on the releases page or something [02:31] yes, I did that as well, but I don't think I'll bother next time [02:31] zero usage [02:31] that's not happened before [07:59] thefinn93, you forgot about the aggressive donation requests and dropping X [08:22] mm [21:16] Salt: the other day you were talking about using a bouncer ... do you host your own or you use a hosted one? [21:17] host my own [21:17] heavily recommend ZNC [21:43] people.ubuntu-oregon.org is a ZNC service [21:43] :D [21:52] cool [21:52] if we could reform -pnw and have -or, -wa, -ak all work on things together, I think that would be beneficial [22:12] ^ [22:12] +1 for ZNC [22:44] bkerensa: I may sound like a n00b ... but how do I use it? [22:50] i assume he's gotta set you up an account [22:50] he should advertise here as well: http://wiki.znc.in/Providers [22:50] bkerensa: what are you running on that server? ZN? [22:50] ZNC* [22:51] eh i think it's just for Ubuntu related people [22:51] not really a public free-for-all servic [22:52] http://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/ is hard to remember? === shirgall_ is now known as shirgall [22:52] harder than Ubuntu.com -> download [22:53] especially when they dont advertise that [22:53] thefinn93: I admit I use http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/ more often :) [22:53] I tried Ubuntu Gnome [22:53] quite liked it [22:53] definately my next oS [22:54] give Pear OS a try [22:54] what is Pear OS? [22:54] it's based on ubuntu and their logo is a pear with a bite taken out [22:54] oh shit bus is at my stop, bbl [23:03] annd we're back [23:03] * thefinn93 googles PearOS [23:05] it looks like Mac OS with a badly drawn pear instead of an apple [23:05] Salt: lol wtf is this [23:06] also if you want a BNC i've got em hot and now [23:06] heh [23:06] oh wait that was seattlegaucho asking [23:06] seattlegaucho: if you want a ZNC i've got em hot and now [23:07] yeah, a newer Lindows :P [23:07] although waiting for bkerensa is fine (then you get the fancy rDNS, not my name) [23:07] still thinking about it ... I have a desktop with 32G of RAM and 8 cores ... which most of the time just sits there [23:07] thinking of firing up a VM and run my own [23:07] fuck, install it there! [23:08] no need for a full VM (assuming you run linux) [23:11] running linux ... I like to create small appliances using ubuntu server for things like this [23:11] I have my own little 'cloud formation' [23:11] eh yeah i could see that [23:12] keeps things really out of the reach of the craziness I might be doing reg packages on my desktop [23:21] yeah [23:29] what's everyone's favorite dropbox alternative? [23:30] as in self hosted [23:30] open source [23:30] linux friendly [23:30] all that shit