=== rww changed the topic of #ubuntu-us-ca to: Welcome to the Ubuntu California Local Community (LoCo) Team! | Website: http://ubuntu-california.org (has links to mailing list, forum, and more!) | Next Meeting: July 27th at 7PM PT | This channel is publicly logged at irclogs.ubuntu.com | We have an unlogged channel at #ubuntu-us-ca-offtopic [00:56] Meeting in about an hour. Tonight's incredibly exciting agenda is at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CaliforniaTeam/Meetings/14July27 [00:57] Title: [CaliforniaTeam/Meetings/14July27 - Ubuntu Wiki] [01:56] Five minutes or so until meeting; agenda is at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CaliforniaTeam/Meetings/14July27 [01:56] Title: [CaliforniaTeam/Meetings/14July27 - Ubuntu Wiki] [02:00] aanndd meeting time [02:01] #startmeeting Ubuntu California 2014-07-27 [02:01] Meeting started Mon Jul 28 02:01:00 2014 UTC. The chair is rww. Information about MeetBot at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/meetingology. [02:01] Available commands: #accept #accepted #action #agree #agreed #chair #commands #endmeeting #endvote #halp #help #idea #info #link #lurk #meetingname #meetingtopic #nick #progress #rejected #replay #restrictlogs #save #startmeeting #subtopic #topic #unchair #undo #unlurk #vote #voters #votesrequired [02:01] o\ [02:01] #chair rww pleia2 [02:01] Current chairs: pleia2 rww [02:01] #topic Roll call [02:01] Who's around? [02:01] o/ [02:02] (let the minutes reflect that elky is too busy trolling #ubuntu-offtopic to say hi) [02:02] :( [02:02] * philip15 says hello [02:02] i was informing them of a thing :( [02:02] hihi philip15 [02:02] are you the philip of the ballew variety? [02:02] Oh yes I am. [02:03] awesome [02:03] we were just getting started; nothing on the agenda tonight [02:03] alrighty. Anyone have any topics for today? [02:06] * ianorlin needs to think of more meeting topics but doesn't have anything currently [02:06] doesn't look like anyone does. I'll leave the meeting open for 5 minutes in case anyone thinks one up, and then #endmeeting if not [02:11] alrighty, that's a wrap [02:11] #endmeeting [02:11] Meeting ended Mon Jul 28 02:11:38 2014 UTC. [02:11] Minutes: http://ihas.5cat.com/~darthrobot/ubuntu-us-ca/2014/ubuntu-us-ca.2014-07-28-02.01.moin.txt [02:23] at least it was short :-) [02:23] thanks for hosting rww [02:37] Anyone still around is did everyone bail? [02:38] we all bailed. no topics to discuss :( [02:38] Awww ... bummer. [02:39] I was hoping to make the meeting tonight but got caught up in my paper for school [02:39] Roguehorse: ironically, for all practical purposes, you made it. :P [02:39] that is far more important [02:39] Unless you had something to discuss. In which case we can still do that anway. :) [02:41] Um .. Any plans for this summer? Events? I tried to follow up with pleia through email to no answer [02:41] nobody's come up with anything, as far as I know [02:42] pleia2's been a tad busy flying around the planet and having surgery :( [02:42] Oh no! The travel I knew ... sorry to hear that :( [02:43] Ya know, I just started playing with an Ubuntu Server install ... maybe we could do some sort of picnic/server config thing? [02:45] When I start it up I get some kind of fail on the Samba but it rolls by so fast I can't read it [02:45] Yes, the doctors say she should be walking and talking again in no time. [02:46] Roguehorse: welcome to the magic of Shift-PgUp/PgDn. :) [02:46] Also dmesg. [02:46] Particularly 'dmesg | less' [02:47] Woulkd it make a difference being in a VM? [02:48] None. :) [02:48] good [02:48] scrolllock! [02:48] or does that not work this decade [02:48] If you have a DEC terminal. :P [02:48] hehe [02:49] I haven't tried it in a while. I'm usually trying to put out the fire afterward. :) [02:49] pretty sure it works on my debian, but that doesn't really narrow it down to this decade [02:49] On my 386 I'd just press Pause. [02:50] anyway, the picnic/config thing was a thought [02:51] I'll play with it again probably Tuesday at the earliest. Sat - Mon are usually my heaviest homework days [02:55] That's the fun thing about VMs. :) [02:58] So anyway, I have an Ubuntu Server, a Windows, a Kubuntu and a CentOS network all to connect together in VirtualBox [03:02] I wanted everything to be different for the challenge [03:02] Or I'm crazier than I realize [03:03] haha [03:03] Well, Ubuntu Server and Kubuntu are basically the same thing. :) And CentOS should be very similar when it comes to Samba. [03:04] So of course only the Windows install is going to give me troubles? [03:05] Windows only does SMB. So if Samba's up and running it should be trivial. [03:06] I selected SSH, Samba and Mail installations for the server [03:07] Apache might be in there but I've already messed with that a while so that's not new to me [03:15] I remember as a kid in high school, you just couldn't get server versions of software without spending hundreds--which I didn't have. [03:15] It's really great to be able to just grab software and try it. :) [03:21] No kidding. Without Linux or virtualization I would never be able to even try any of this without having to devote half a room and a bankroll [03:22] Linux distros have allowed me to learn so much more than anything else very fast [03:29] I try and convince other students at my University they should try it, but many are just either stubborn or scared - it's their loss [03:33] I want to get one of these -- http://www.tinygreenpc.com/microsvr.aspx [03:33] Title: [MicroSVR | Fanless Powerful Microserver | Tiny Green PC] [03:42] yeah that is fun to just try stuff [03:45] It is their loss! [03:46] And the best thing is you're not learning on some "trial" edition or student edition. It's the big time, right from the start. [03:46] that you promptly forget because can't practice after graduating [03:47] yeah, I like how you can read something on G+ about a cool thing a FOSS distro can do, spin up a VM or three, and try it [03:47] Or you hit a wall because some settings were changed to accomodate a smaller workload, so the full version works differently. [03:57] Yes, probably the LARGEST downfall of my university is the lack of labs [03:57] * ianorlin is using still using the laptop he went to UCLA with [03:58] ianorlin: That's cool! [03:58] but that was only a little over a year ago [03:58] it is nearly 5 years old now [03:58] LOL! [03:58] I didn't own a computer my first three times to college [03:59] but broadcom wifi :( [04:01] Most modern broadcom chips work a treat. Despite the apathy of Broadcom. [04:03] no it works fine in GUI but is only supported by wl driver and if I switch to tty my tty gets flooded [04:04] I could sudo modprobe -r wl but that makes me unable to use wireless I think b43 drivers works but not for 5ghz and is not supported [04:06] * ianorlin did not see you at OCLUG so I could not show you the text mode problem [04:06] That's odd? [04:06] yeah, I was running around San Diego playing Ingress. [04:07] I remember there are complications to running both b43 and wl [04:08] Broadcom Corporation BCM4313 802.11bgn Wireless Network Adapter (rev 01) [04:08] That's mine. Works perfectly. [04:09] http://paste.openstack.org/show/88616 wl ate my dmesg [04:09] [R: paste.openstack.org] Title: [Paste #88616 | LodgeIt!] [04:09] bcmwl is my driver. [04:27] Do you guys use desktops at all? [04:39] Desktops? [04:39] Well, gotta roll, got stuff to get done in the next hour or so....later [04:40] Sure. :) Actually, one of the nicest things is to have a nice graphics card and dual monitors. XD [22:19] yay found and fixed typo in my resume