[16:59] hey guys [16:59] What are your thoughts on installing mythbuntu-control-centre on debian? [16:59] hmm [17:00] I started using debian again on my desktop and I'm enjoying its stability [17:00] Not to say I won't enjoy 14.04LTS [17:00] Just trying to decide what I want to do [17:00] jKlaus, I've not tried it. I would grab a packaged released version. The port to python 3 is still ongoing so that will be broke [17:01] I've decided I'm going to install some form of incredibly stable OS as the host on my server then I'll shit around with VMs rather than screwing up my host [17:01] jKlaus: Please watch your language. [17:01] sorry Zinn [17:01] Hi jKlaus, something I can help you with today? I am a bot, use !help to see what I can do. [17:02] tgm4883 what OS do you run? Mythbuntu I assume? [17:03] Mythbuntu 12.04 on my backend, Xubuntu 13.10 on my frontend/gaming machine [17:03] Kubuntu 13.10 on my laptop [17:04] hmm [17:05] I've been running ubuntu 12.04LTS on everything and like it but I've started to have to manaully do things to get new apps [17:05] I assume I'll have the same issue with debian [17:05] yes [17:05] but I'm afraid that'll cause breaks later [17:05] That is one reason I run 12.04 on the backend, and an updated OS on the frontend [17:05] Though if I isolate those issues by doing it all in VMs I couldn't care less [17:06] Yeah, my issue is that my BE is also my dev box, and also my living room FE [17:06] lol [17:06] I have considered pulling the hardware out of that box though [17:07] I could then use that box for gaming on the 57" lol [17:07] Not sure what I should do [17:07] I'm def moving my development stuff to a VM though [17:07] causes too many issues needing to upgrade libs and what not [17:08] yea dev should always be a VM or spare laptop [17:09] Yeah.. my server has more than enough to have a few headless VMs running [17:10] I just don't know what OS I want to use as my base/host on my server [17:10] Mythbuntu has done a decent job so far.. and I like what I see in 14.04 so far [17:10] but debian is known for stability.. hmm [17:11] mythbuntu control centre is just nice b/c it handles setting up lirc and all that crap [17:11] I don't use lirc anymore [17:11] oh? [17:11] all IP now? [17:11] nah, I used the in-kernel stuff for awhile until it wouldn't work on my new hardware anymore, then I got a wireless remote [17:11] I've debated going that route. I use my phone and/or bluetooth keyboard more often anyway [17:12] oh you're RF now? [17:12] I can't stand using my phone, give me something I don't have to look at [17:12] yep [17:12] lol [17:12] I want to get one of these for testing too https://www.flirc.tv/ [17:12] That is true.. [17:12] brb [17:13] no shit.. [17:13] that is awesome [17:13] jKlaus: Please watch your language. [17:13] haha [17:13] oops [17:22] does anyone know if mythbuntu 14.04 will have the amazon search thing like ubuntu 14.04 does? [17:26] jKlaus, xubuntu doesn't have Unity, so no [17:26] ah [17:26] good point - i'm stupid lol [17:26] maybe I should give xubuntu a shot [17:26] haven't used it in a long time [17:27] other than mythbuntu that is [17:27] but I mean on my laptop [17:27] So far I'm liking debian for the daily driver though [18:39] jKlaus: might look into proxmox that is my host [18:41] docker is another one that I am looking into [18:41] do you run everything in a vm? [18:41] and just use the host to host VMs? [18:41] I will soon be 100% vm's [18:43] correct now I use virtualbox on the desktop and proxmox on the servers but planning to move desktops to proxmox or docker [18:55] hmm [18:55] interesting [18:55] Is this your 'home' network or work related? [19:48] jKlaus: both [19:49] err two 1 work and 1 at home to host services on