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rmg51 | Morning | 09:42 |
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waltman | morning | 11:52 |
teddy-dbear | Morning peoples, dogs, turkeys and everything else | 12:12 |
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InHisName | Noon - ing | 15:58 |
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ChinnoDog | I hate Win8 | 18:39 |
ChinnoDog | I should become a KDE for Windows developer | 18:39 |
jthan | I hate win8 too! | 18:52 |
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ChinnoDog | imho this whole trend towards tablet compatible desktops for both Windows and Ubuntu is short sighted. | 19:07 |
wyattderp | I have moved onto #! -- Its a nice inbetween to Arch and Ubuntu I feel. Hackable but -MOSTLY- Stable. | 19:28 |
InHisName | I'm in software center. What to search for in installed part to remove to free up space on /boot .. Tried vmlinuz but see nothing so far. | 19:31 |
InHisName | I also tried search terms: ubuntu, linux, headers but none found anything useful to uninstall. | 19:35 |
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ChinnoDog | What is the proper name for the rubber nubs that go over a pointing stick? | 20:01 |
ChinnoDog | Maybe they are just "nubs" | 20:03 |
jthan | I think it's just rubber. | 20:03 |
jthan | Why do you call it a nub? It's able bodied. | 20:04 |
ChinnoDog | idk what else to call them. I want a new one | 20:07 |
ChinnoDog | I can't find the part though :-( | 20:07 |
jthan | Lol. Why do you have a pointing stick? | 20:07 |
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jthan | ChinnoDog: I'm recording a part of this lecture for you. | 20:08 |
jthan | It's about rubber nubs | 20:09 |
jthan | ChinnoDog: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pointing_stick | 20:09 |
ChinnoDog | I have a touchpad too but there isn't a sensitivity control on it so I'm going to use the pointing stick | 20:09 |
ChinnoDog | It has a dumb concave shape that makes it difficult to use though | 20:09 |
jthan | That kind of pointing stick? | 20:09 |
ChinnoDog | I found a replacement nub now but it is the same one I already have | 20:10 |
jthan | Stop it with that nub stuff | 20:11 |
jthan | You're offending it. | 20:11 |
ChinnoDog | My nub needs a new rubber cover | 20:12 |
teddy-dbear | tmi | 20:13 |
JonathanD | ChinnoDog: thinkpad? | 20:13 |
jthan | I want to learn to use LaTeX | 20:14 |
ChinnoDog | JonathanD: No. Dell. They aren't compatible. :-( | 20:14 |
jthan | Do people still do that ? | 20:14 |
JonathanD | ChinnoDog: I probably have a couple dell ones. | 20:14 |
JonathanD | I'll look. | 20:15 |
ChinnoDog | I can't confirm the existence of any alternately shaped nubs for this laptop. | 20:18 |
ChinnoDog | Dell-- | 20:18 |
ChinnoDog | I miss my Thinkpad :-( | 20:18 |
jthan | You could custom create a nub | 20:18 |
ChinnoDog | I could. There is probably a small but loyal market for those. | 20:18 |
jthan | Do it | 20:19 |
JonathanD | ChinnoDog: well you said yours are concave? | 20:22 |
JonathanD | ChinnoDog: the older dells were not. | 20:22 |
jthan | My mom has a Dell laptop that has one that is convex. But it's hard as a rock. | 20:22 |
ChinnoDog | JonathanD: Apparently not all Dells use the same pointing sticks. They aren't compatible between models. | 20:23 |
JonathanD | lame. | 20:27 |
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