[01:33] Evening [01:35] rick_h_: That's purdy. [01:41] cmaloney: heh, downloading trusty now to get newer nvidia to help fix the dual monitor issue [01:41] wheeeee bleeding edge [01:42] woo woo [01:42] trying to build them from hand went boooooo [01:44] I'm still on raring anyway whoops [01:44] odd one to be on [01:45] just worked, lxc's are all in 12.04 and just no need to update [01:46] understood [01:46] this your desktop/laptop? [01:46] desktop [01:46] with your tiling WM? [01:46] yea [01:48] so not like that changes much when ubuntu upgrades like the std desktop might [01:48] right, I'm not pining for unity performance updates or anything [01:48] :) [01:48] "vim stil runs? AwesomeWM? tmux? I can get firefox nightly and Chrome dev channel from their own places...coolio [01:49] bah, and trusty livecd won't run the monitor at all or send a signal because the close source drivers aren't loaded yet I bet. [02:47] wow [02:47] http://gigasquidsoftware.com/blog/2013/12/26/guide-to-leaving-your-mac-laptop/ [03:29] woot [04:34] well it'll install when hooked up via hdmi, hello trusty [07:01] rick_h_: btw, don't worry about messing with goobook unless you want to (you might, if you use it, as it'll probably break for you in the next ubuntu pull from debian unstable). I switched to abook :) [14:52] greg-g: linky? [14:52] greg-g: I've got trusty on here and waiting for backup to rsyncback on before I get setting up so I'll hit somtehing this weekend if it's an ubuntu issue as well for sure [14:53] the one thing I hate about this NAS [14:53] it's too slow for full scale backup/restore [15:03] rick_h_: Full-scale backups are just slow, period [15:03] Any time I do something in Virtualbox I know my machine is going to be cranking for a while with rsync. [15:05] well the NAS is limited by the atom cpu on there so rsync and such only go at 5MB/s while the network supports a chunk more than that (and the drives) [15:07] Are those SATA 6gb/s drives? [15:09] That's 40mbps btw (5MBps = 40Mbps) [15:58] yea, it's the on the fly encryption limitations of the cpu [16:25] 12G more to go...go go go little NAS go