[03:15] Unit193: looked like it stopped sometime yesterday [03:15] that's been fixed [03:16] Danke, figured. [03:26] yup :-) === jenni is now known as jenni[CLE] === jenni[CLE] is now known as jenni [19:28] hhmm [19:30] Howdy. [19:31] Hello [19:32] Bye. [19:32] lol [19:32] Seems I can run people off by just greeting them. [19:38] lol [19:38] don't greet MarkDude, Unit193 :-P [19:38] MarkDude: hi [19:38] OK. [19:38] (both run away) [19:39] lol [19:39] Hello yano [19:39] woot [19:39] we didn't scare them off [19:39] MarkDude: how are you doing? [19:39] Ubuntu Ohio- one of the channels I can use *grownup words* [19:40] * MarkDude has been scolded for using such words [19:40] :D [19:41] Another day in paradise- (Im in Nor Cal [19:42] lol [19:44] Ubuntu Cali is such a dead channel recently. [19:46] Anyone here using Raspberry Pi? [19:47] jawohl [19:47] * MarkDude is on a mission with it to teach arm to folks- as well as love of tech [19:50] * MarkDude is also curious if folks here are doing Ubuntu Hours? [19:52] I've thought about it, but don't think it's powerful enough for what I'd want. :P [20:18] True [20:19] The later small arm devices are better suited- The Pi lacks uptime of months in most cases [20:19] For teaching kids that Python does awesome things for Minecraft- its perfect and affordable [20:20] A few weeks ago- my nephew was amazed at what Python did - and to be honest - was more impressed than with ANYTHING I have ever done ever [20:21] http://www.uncuartotech.com/ is in SF, they are teaching classes with Makey Makey and other methods to get kids interested in tech [20:21] [ 14 TECH - Home ] - https://j.mp/141RDIx [20:33] Ouch, "python" and "awesome" in the same sentance. [20:38] Well yes- as well as very impressed nephew. I was able to hear him bragging about this to his cousin no less [20:40] http://www.stuffaboutcode.com/2013/02/raspberry-pi-minecraft-analogue-clock.html [20:40] [ : Raspberry Pi - Minecraft - Analogue Clock ] - https://j.mp/141UnFI [20:41] Basically, I want something that I can put atop the router and have it always running. :P I'm not really huge on MineCraft, but my cousin does it. [20:41] (Two, at least.) [20:43] Beagle Board Black looks like it MAY fit that need Unit193 [20:44] More tests will be done- should be able to know for sure by next month IMHO [21:07] * thafreak has 3 raspberry pi's...thinking about getting a beagle bone black too... [21:08] one sits next to the router, and keeps my irssi running, along with having ansible and git, tmux, vim, etc on it for a devops play ground [21:09] another sits on my desk with an actual monitor connected to it for always on simple desktop... [21:09] mostly where I run terms to ssh into the other one :) [21:10] and the third is in a box now...it was running xbmc on the tv in the living room, but we moved the tv, and I haven't put it back [21:10] but I bet the beagle bone would make a much better always on desktop [21:11] you know, for when the "oh sh*t, a server's down, i need to ssh somewhere to see what's up" moments happen... [21:13] Its PERFECT for ssh quick [21:13] Also retro gaming, even a fair amount of pentesting fun [21:13] yeah, i heard they ported backtrack to it [21:13] er, made an sd card image... [21:14] don't think anything needed ported really... [21:21] http://resources.infosecinstitute.com/pentesting-distributions-and-installer-kits-for-your-raspberry-pi/ [21:21] [ Pentesting Distributions and Installer Kits for your Raspberry Pi ] - https://j.mp/1420DNK [21:22] Nice list- they use it at local ITT Tech school - they have pwned some staff there - that used to say the Pi was useless [21:22] You just got hacked by useless hardware, has your opinion changed? The instructors there are great, and have some great humor [21:26] thafreak: BackTrack is Kali now. Backbox looks interesting, but pretty sure doesn't have the features of BackTrack. [21:27] Kali looks awesome- I downloaded it but have not tried it yet [21:27] Gnome, so meh. [21:27] Well [21:27] I agree there [21:28] * MarkDude has been chastised within Fedora Project for talking about how much Gnome sucks [21:28] Lots and lots [21:28] Hah, thought you were one that liked it, personally I'd take Xfce, fluxbox or openbox. [21:28] MarkDude: Good for you. [21:28] Well I can use anything if need be for testing and fun [21:28] * MarkDude 's favorite Linux is Puppy [21:29] Openbox ftw [21:29] Kde is decent, and most of my time is now there- MATE has minimal suckage too [21:30] XFCE is STILL this: constant questions from friends of "where did my startbar go?" [21:30] I can see the desktop- but only have right click [21:31] * MarkDude has always assumed the disappearing desktop was a feature XD [21:32] Not happened to me, or at least I have no idea what you're talking about. [21:32] It being Fedora, guessing it's up to date. [21:37] KDE is a bit heavy, but not bad. Gnome just really isn't my thing. ;P [21:38] Agreed [21:39] And most of my XFCE has been done with Ubuntu- Mint [21:40] Altho- I have seen it on Fedora too- the desktop leaves- the best way to shut it down is open a terminal (with hotkeys) and sudo poweroff [21:40] Deal breaker for giving to new users [21:40] Weird... [21:40] right click always works in Puppy options [21:40] Mostly happens with funky drivers on laptops [21:41] have never seen it on desktop [21:41] I have my graphics crap out on me, but netbook takes Xfce well. :P [21:41] XFCE is not bad, just failed in most my tests. [21:42] Puppy for the win [21:42] AntiX. [21:43] TIL- apt is supported for Fedora http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Tools/Apt [21:43] [ Tools/Apt - FedoraProject ] - https://j.mp/1423WVb