=== TheDrums_ is now known as TheDrums [00:38] cakeboss: you were banned for very inappropriate comments in #ubuntu-offtopic, unfortunately there does not appear to be any one available at this time to discuss with you about it. As far as your busybox question you can have a look at http://www.busybox.net/about.html [00:39] I'll ask the appropriate people to have a look at your ban when they can. You can return later and talk to them (about 12 hours or so) === Pici` is now known as Guest9250 [00:40] Please part this channel now. [00:42] ugh I didn't notice he had quit [01:45] FloodBot1 called the ops in #ubuntu-ops-monitor (nopebot_ appears to be flooding, but emergency mode is on) [01:45] FloodBot2 called the ops in #ubuntu-ops-monitor (nopebot_ appears to be flooding, but emergency mode is on) === elky` is now known as elky === FlannelKing is now known as Flannel === holstein_ is now known as holstein === io is now known as IdleOne [05:17] IdleOne: the cow io? or computer io? [05:18] The happen to match my nick io [05:19] well, thats boring [05:19] oh wait, this isn't -ot [05:19] if I had to pick, the moon io [05:19] haha [05:19] the moon is named after the cow, so... ok! [05:19] alright then [05:43] FloodBot1 called the ops in #ubuntu-ops-monitor (mass join (1587 users, 1 overflows, 1588 limit)) [05:43] FloodBot2 called the ops in #ubuntu-ops-monitor (mass join (1588 users, 2 overflows, 1590 limit)) [05:52] FloodBot1 called the ops in #ubuntu-ops-monitor (EddieK appears to be flooding, but emergency mode is on) [05:52] FloodBot2 called the ops in #ubuntu-ops-monitor (EddieK appears to be flooding, but emergency mode is on) === knome_ is now known as knome [09:03] what's the Arabic Factoid [09:04] got it === Pici`_ is now known as Pici [16:28] I thought pretty much all distros erased /tmp [16:31] wasnt that the idea of /tmp? [16:31] he wants Linux rules for mdadm to be re-written, or something [16:51] ah. it was a "i saved some backup file at /tmp and everyone else is to blame for that file beeing deleted now" [16:51] yep. even though the documentation clearly states where to save it [16:51] most linux builds put /tmp in ram these days [17:00] we used to, but /tmp can get eaten up quickly by media applications or CD/DVD burning software [17:02] tsimpson: we = ubuntu or we = tsimpson what you're doing/working with [17:02] we = Ubuntu [17:03] oh, so Ubuntu actually changed /tmp away from ram [17:03] yes, it's cleared on boot now [17:03] same end result I guess, cleared on boot [17:03] it's only mounted in ram if there's little/no space left on / [17:03] that's clever, so there is something that works out free space and decides [17:06] /etc/init/mounted-tmp.conf [17:06] that's a nice setup [17:08] lithiumjake, 12.04 ships without terminal [17:08] ....? [17:08] perhaps he should write the developers [17:08] perhaps he should be quiet [17:08] he couldn't find it, therefore... [17:12] makes sense that a base install meant to be customized for large deployments would not have a terminal. [17:12] [17:14] better the business remix than the Qilin remix [17:15] [anontruffles] (~vx@115.84.145.66): anonymous [17:15] troll detected [17:54] Trenton Lewis is very anonymous [17:54] DJones: no, this is SPARTAAAA!!!! ;p [17:55] journalists should install spellcheckers [17:55] Especially 14 year old ones [17:55] hehe [18:08] DJones: he is already in -es I think he just mixed up windows [18:13] IdleOne: Ah, I think they've done that a couple of times so far today [18:14] and the cd is ....a CD-R [18:14] try a cd-rw [18:33] augh [18:34] well, since we are going to rolling release, why not support ARCH as well [18:35] yeah, it's nice to see people are making the same mistake I made last week [18:35] to use arch? [18:36] to use #ubuntu ? :P [18:36] assuming that the version of Linux they're running is no different than the one they've used to use. I was courteous and didn't ask for help in #ubuntu tho [18:36] to use the internet? [18:37] hehe [18:37] well yes, that's a mistake I always regret doing [18:38] heh thanks anyway. We all but editied the file for him and he gives me attitude [18:38] edited* [18:40] im sure he will come back for further support when he got tor running :X [19:09] question... where is /etc/apt/sources.list? [19:12] stab [19:14] he was quick to install Ubuntu [19:18] muted him. im tired of explaining again that this is not pinguy support [19:19] @mark #ubuntu metals not stopping with pinguyOS support issues and didnt stop after several warnings [19:19] The operation succeeded. [20:21] bazhang: "rolling release" implies you get new packages all the time and don't have whole-OS releases, so that's not it. Still annoying, just not the right term. [20:23] tonyyarusso, ok; was more of a reference to some Pinguy OS user saying "it's UBUNTU support me!!" [20:32] hi... please help... my Drive C doesn't get mounted [20:32] A+ for persistence [22:47] ikonia: Some people's kids. [22:47] to be honest...I think it's just stupid [22:47] ikonia: Yeah, it's not polite to say but... six years ago I was a Windows admin. :-) [22:47] < ~ChrisWere> corey: I just don't get how everyone else seems to have so few problems. <-- There we go. [22:48] Corey: there is an element of being honest [22:53] after all the talk from noize of "ubuntu's for non-techy people" and how l33t a programmer he is, he seems pretty lost with the boot sequence [23:00] Myrtti: this guy is just making things up [23:00] Myrtti: a moment ago he suggested he had a wiped disk [23:00] I know