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ElectricPrismneed to buy a new video card, want it to be a kind in the center of mir development, will Nvidia 6/7 do?05:48
fhedstromWhen i upgraded to 13.10 beta it doesnt seem to load the correct intel drivers. Always when I start up i get "Low resolution" warning but then it starts lightdm and x as usual. But in settings->about in x it says Gallium 0.4 on llvmpipe (LLVM 3.2, 128 bits) and not intel...06:00
BluesKaj'Morning folks12:38
penguin42Hey BK13:05
SuperLagwow... USB cameras? for that??13:22
SuperLageven if it was more expensive, I'd have got the network route13:22
SuperLagway more reliable13:22
penguin42SuperLag: Now I know why you're called SuperLag13:22
SuperLags/gone/got13:22
SuperLagpenguin42: SuperLurk is probably more appropriate :)13:23
SuperLagand I'm just reading yesterday's buffer13:23
SuperLag(thank you, irssi)13:23
SuperLagpenguin42: well... I didn't think many people had their screen names as long as I've had mine, but you've got me beat. :)13:25
SuperLag06:24 -NickServ(NickServ@services.)- Information on SuperLag (account SuperLag):13:25
SuperLag06:24 -NickServ(NickServ@services.)- Registered : May 09 03:43:54 2003 (10 years, 18 weeks, 6 days, 09:40:25 ago)13:25
SuperLagI used that nick, because the place I was working when I registered... they had 3 T-1 lines coming in, but it was sooooo saturated, that it was slower than the dialup I had at home, at the time.13:26
penguin42hmm when did I register mine?13:26
SuperLagThen cable got brought into town and that changed everything13:26
SuperLag12+ years ago13:26
penguin42hehe13:26
SuperLag06:24 -NickServ(NickServ@services.)- Information on penguin42 (account penguin42):13:27
SuperLag06:24 -NickServ(NickServ@services.)- Registered : May 26 22:54:58 2001 (12 years, 16 weeks, 2 days, 14:29:10 ago)13:27
penguin42hmm as late as that13:27
SuperLagold fart :D13:27
penguin42hehe yes13:27
* SuperLag wonders if penguin42 is older than him...13:27
SuperLagI will hit 40 in November13:28
* penguin42 is older, I'm currently working upto matching the number in my nick13:28
SuperLaghah13:28
SuperLagso I was right13:28
SuperLagwhat kind of work do you do?13:29
SuperLaggeek blood in the veins, I'm betting :)13:29
penguin42a bit of topic for here!  But yeh, programmer13:29
penguin42but thank you, I noticed that the alias I'd registered my nick with wasn't live any more, just added it back13:30
BluesKajyea  SuperLag , Ive had this nick for 14 yrs on irc , differnt servers here and there of course13:31
SuperLagyeah, I started out on Undernet13:33
penguin42irc seems quiet these days13:34
BluesKajtoo many twits and text stuff13:36
alankilatext chat, image chat, video chat.13:37
alankilaI wonder what the next big chat will be13:37
alankilaprobably some strapped-to-chest video feed you literally never turn off which anyone can watch whenever they want. If that hasn't been invented already.13:38
SuperLagpenguin42: quiet? really?13:39
SuperLagpenguin42: from my perspective it's been buzzing, for years... it will never die :)13:39
SuperLagpenguin42: it's also one of the best places to come, for reliable information13:39
* penguin42 needs to find some other channels then13:40
SuperLaghaha13:40
SuperLagwait... are you saying you're not a reliable source of information? :D13:40
SuperLagThis channel is certainly more quiet than #ubuntu, but it's still pretty active.13:52
SuperLagSo what do you guys think about the whole "rolling release" proposal? Do you think Ubuntu *should* have gone that route? or is it better the way it is, in your opinions?13:53
penguin42SuperLag: I don't have a problem with it as long as they don't do it until an LTS boundary, so that people who need machines that work day-to-day aren't forced onto rolling14:00
SuperLagpenguin42: that's what I was thinking, as well. I use Ubuntu in production, and I'd like to be able to continue doing so.14:13
SuperLagNow... I say that a bit tongue-in-cheek, too, as I've upgraded my personal machine to 13.10b1 :)14:13
penguin42SuperLag: Well my work laptop is on Quantal14:21
SuperLagpenguin42: that's... that's just.... so OLD :D14:27
penguin42SuperLag: Yeh but the support period for it is longer (or the same?) as Raring14:28
SuperLagpenguin42: it is nice to have an employer that allows you to run what you want, though :)14:28
penguin42SuperLag: They don't, but Ubuntu is one of the allowed OSs14:28
SuperLaghaha14:28
SuperLagpenguin42: so what would you be running, if you had your choice?14:29
penguin42SuperLag: Ubuntu is also what I run on my main home machine, I like apt14:29
SuperLagme too14:30
SuperLaga buddy of mine keeps trying to convince me to run Fedora... and I tell him that even after all these years, RPM hell still exists... and the Debian package management is still light years ahead of RPM :)14:31
SuperLagpiss on RPM14:31
SuperLagthat's what I think :)14:31
penguin42I'm not sure that's as true these days - I've got one machine with openSUSE on, and it's similar (they're only just getting an equivalent of apt-file014:31
SuperLagI'll shut up now. That's *definitely* off-topic. :)14:31
SuperLagpenguin42: if I had to run something with RPM on it, I'd stick as close to mainstream as I could... I still do that with Ubuntu, as well, rather than some variant of it14:32
SuperLagit's just easier to maintain14:33
SuperLagbut yeah... openSUSE still is too far from mainstream for me. They have their own mirrors, and customize things enough that it's not always easy to take an RPM of a package meant for another RPM-based distro and drop it in... and have it just work14:34
SuperLagI guess, still, that must sound contradictory... as if I *really* wanted mainstream, I'd run Windows... but you get my point, I hope.14:35
SuperLagI just figure if I'm going to go off the beaten path, I want to make the experience as efficient as possible.14:35
LinuxGol_iMac :P14:36
SuperLagI am also a Mac user.14:36
* LinuxGol_ thinks iMac is more mainstereamed now than before.14:36
SuperLagHowever, at work, they recently started enforcing the "no personal hardware" policy. So... I got a work-issue ThinkPad.14:36
SuperLagI wish my MBP had this kind of power and capacity. :)14:37
LinuxGol_:)14:37
* LinuxGol_ is running iMac late 2012 27" with Ubuntu running in virtualbox14:37
penguin42SuperLag: Yeh I've got a w520 at work, it's nice and fast, but my shoulders don't like it14:38
LinuxGol_ubuntu 13.04 Server14:38
SuperLagNone of the current model MBP machines will take 32GB of RAM, or more than a single drive, without mods.14:38
SuperLagI have 32GB of RAM in this W530 and 3 SSDs14:38
penguin42SuperLag: How the heck did you get 3 SSDs in? one in the drive slot, one in the ultrabay and ....?14:39
LinuxGol_nice! I got 8Gb14:39
SuperLagpenguin42: mSATA14:39
ikoniamaybe #ubuntu-offtopic for this discussion ?14:39
LinuxGol_k14:39
SuperLagI know, becuase it's soooo busy in here, otherwise :)14:39
ikoniahow busy it is doesn't dictate the topic14:40
SuperLag/who wouldn't let me get a count.14:41
BluesKajwell, 13.10 seems to run just fine on this 5 yr old amd 2 core cpu pc with 3G ram ... W7 works real hard compared to Kubuntu on this pc14:46
SuperLagyeah :)14:46
SuperLagI've got it on an old Dell at work, too14:46
SuperLagNow I need to just get smart and keep all my .desktop files for 3rd-party software in ~/.local/share/applications/ so when I upgrade, everything is still there14:47
penguin42BluesKaj: Yeh with desktop effects off KDE does surprisingly well these days14:47
BluesKajtil the HW become incompatible with Kubuntu or the thing breaks , I'll keep using it14:48
SuperLagpenguin42: what, and get rid of all the goodies?14:48
BluesKaji have an entry level nvidia 8400gs so it carries some of the graphics load14:49
SuperLagI wish the Ubuntu Edge would have been successfully funded.14:49
SuperLagWhen I installed 13.10, one of my concerns was that the Nvidia driver would cause me issues.14:50
SuperLagthankfully, none of that14:50
BluesKajdesktop effects run just fine on this pc14:50
BluesKajI don't have a lot of effects turned on , desktop cube animation is about the only real effect that's obvious14:51
penguin42yeh and that doesn't have any effect except during the animation14:51
BluesKajyup14:52
BluesKajI blew my buddies away with it on our laptop ...they really liked the idea of multiple virtual desktops14:53
* penguin42 checks which century we're in :-)14:54
BluesKajdunno why windows doesn't have that option natively14:54
* penguin42 has been running with a 3x3 desktop layout for 20 years14:54
mibofrapenguin42: hi :) do you remember me?14:55
penguin42erm no14:55
mibofraXD I was a bit sure of this xD14:55
mibofraThe guy has got problems with adb and his phone14:56
BluesKajwell, they aren't eactly luddites , but not knowing about that kind of thing doesn't put them in the last century14:56
mibofrapenguin42: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/121862514:58
ubottuUbuntu bug 1218625 in linux (Ubuntu) "samsung galaxy ace i (gt-s5830i) not plus detected after upgrade." [Undecided,Confirmed]14:58
SuperLaghah14:59
SuperLagone of my 13.10 related bugs got marked as a duplicate14:59
SuperLagand the other one I reported... has since been fixed (but I'm sure it was a duplicate as well)14:59
BluesKajheh , kmail has a bug that's been a dupe for 4 yrs now , and it's still not fixed15:00
SuperLagwow15:00
penguin42mibofra: SO you found it got fixed?15:00
mibofrapenguin42: err no xD15:00
penguin42BluesKaj: Only four?15:00
SuperLagBluesKaj: not enough hands/eyes on it? or not a priority?15:00
SuperLaguh oh15:00
SuperLagpenguin42: you can top that?15:01
mibofraAfter upgrade by upgrade I've noticed a strage thing...15:01
BluesKajpenguin42, well since I tried to use it after the akonadi/mysql/database thing became part of kmail , yes15:01
BluesKajSuperLag, think it's HW/API related, a ghost in the machine kind of thing , difficult to precisely pin down15:03
BluesKajrandom segfaults with no trackable error in var/log/syslog15:04
mibofraAfter the last message I've seen the OS stop detecting the phone after a manipulation (upgrade, install o remove) any dkms module15:04
penguin42SuperLag: bug 33011715:04
ubottubug 330117 in libreoffice (Ubuntu) "[Upstream] Shift+Tab indented bullet indents further" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/33011715:04
penguin42BluesKaj: They're segs?  Does the backtrace look similar each time?15:09
BluesKajpenguin42, no , that's why i gave up on kmail , there was no consistent segfault15:11
penguin42ah, random segs are really hard to debug15:12
penguin42BluesKaj: What's the bug number?15:12
BluesKajtried kmail again a  few weeks ago , it didn't segafault but it froze15:13
BluesKajpenguin42, dunno15:13
penguin42but yeh my experience with kmail is it's never been stable; which is a shame15:13
BluesKajwell glad I'm not on the job and was forced to run a email database with it15:14
BluesKajan email datebase that is15:15
BluesKajpenguin42, before KDE4 kmail was great , I loved it , but it was a regular email client back then15:16
* penguin42 is a mutt user, and has his parents on thunderbird15:17
BluesKajuses t-bird15:17
* yofel uses tbird on his eeePC as that can't handle akonadi/nepomuk/mysql all running at the same time15:19
yofelrest of the time I'm on kmail, works fine15:19
yofelwell, "fine"15:19
yofelsometimes doesn't send emails unless the agent is restarted, but that's all15:19
BluesKajyofel, somebosy claimed that akonadi server doesn't use much cpu , I thought it was lagging my system when I tried kmail but it could have been the bugs15:38
penguin42on things with spinny rust I think it's the disk IO impact that's the bigger problem15:40
yofelwell, that by itself not, but I was once wondering why my system slowed down suddenly while I was running virtualbox, and found mysql, akonadiserver, akonadi_nepomuk_feeder and virtuoso-t using up ~200% CPU in total15:40
yofelprobably indexing mails, but that's a bit much...15:41
BluesKajnepomuk to me is parasitic15:42
yofelwell, you can turn that off, but then kmail is no fun and complains about nepomuk not running which is annoying15:42
* yofel -> dinner15:42
BluesKajyeah , it's off15:43
alankilaoh nice, ubuntu 13.10 seems to give me vsync'd screen updates somehow17:38
alankilaanimations are noticeably smoother and browser doesn't tear on screen anymore when scrolling. Nice.17:39
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pepeeso, there is no other way to do this in ubuntu saucy? https://plus.google.com/107558083186116705038/posts/hg5o8ejXkXX22:06
brainwash_pepee: build from source or install the package built for raring22:27
pepeeyeah, I mean, will it be possible to do it from official repos?22:28
brainwash_and/or contact the ppa author22:28
brainwash_pepee: does a bug report exist about including the vdpau drivers?22:29
pepeeno idea...22:29
pepeehttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mesa/+bug/100222422:31
ubottuUbuntu bug 1002224 in mesa (Ubuntu) "Please include gallium vdpau and xvmc driver support" [Wishlist,In progress]22:31
pepee status: Won't Fix → In Progress22:31
brainwash_yeah, but there doesn't seem to be any "progress" :/22:32
brainwash_and saucy will be released soon22:33
pepeeyup, looking at the list of packages, there is none with that name22:33
pepeehttps://launchpad.net/~tjaalton/+related-packages22:33
brainwash_I assume that the maintainer of https://launchpad.net/~oibaf/+archive/graphics-drivers/ will offer saucy packages at some point eventually22:35
pepeewe should invite tjaalton to this channel :P22:35
brainwash_currently I'm using my low end intel gpu only, so I don't really care that much about these extra drivers22:40
pepeebtw, what gpu?22:41
pepeeI got a 4200mhd, and I want to know about HW decoding... where should I look?22:42
brainwash_gen 4, intel gma 4500 hd22:42
brainwash_4200?22:43
pepeeerr, yeah, 4500mhd22:45
brainwash_oh, same gpu then :)22:46
brainwash_my 2nd one is low end too.. AMD HD433022:46
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