=== \b is now known as benonsoftware === KeithIMyers___ is now known as KeithIMyers__ [02:57] Looks like my ISP has problems. I keep loosing/regaining internet connectivity . Bear with it . Hope it gets straightened out soon ! [03:01] :( [03:01] we can't be without our Bashing-om [04:43] good morning to all [07:49] morning guys :p [07:53] im wondering why mint does have so many fans... [07:53] ubuntu can do all mint does right [07:54] morning lotuspsychje [07:54] EriC^^: hello EriC^^ [07:54] all ok on sundays :p [07:54] yeah :P [07:54] trying to finetune hexchat colours [07:55] the channels colorizes even on joins [07:55] i want that only speaks [07:57] histo: mint has more a windows-like desktop perhaps? [07:57] nah, take it this way, mint doesn't autojoin you to #ubuntu when you get on irc [07:57] I think all the codecs etc.. [07:57] ah, all the mint guys autojoin here [07:58] is more of a pull for users [07:58] EriC^^: but still i read mint is also very popular Os [07:59] the idea is that some people liked ubuntu but didn't like the extra stuff [07:59] so they stripped those out and made mint, i guess [08:00] ah i see [08:00] the self-respecting mint users won't join #ubuntu for advice [08:01] or whatever [08:01] so we stuck with the autjoins :p [08:02] ubuntu is basically debian but with more stuff [08:02] then mint is basically ubuntu with less stuff [08:03] less isnt always more [08:04] yeah it depends what rocks your boat i guess [08:04] some people don't want any kind of bloat [08:04] and babying too, the idea is that mint offers a more linux'y experience i guess [08:05] right [08:05] i like ubuntu the best [08:05] played with redhat/mandriva/opensuse in the past [08:08] yeah ubuntu is nice [08:09] and unity is pretty intuitive once you get used to it [08:10] i hope dash gets really lightweight in the future [08:10] yeah unity is nice and looks good [08:10] and i think it's pretty practical [08:10] yeah, even older users find their way tru [08:11] granted it's less practical than other desktops, like xfce has the "keep window behind others" and not just always on top [08:11] you cant click nothing wrong almost [08:11] true [08:11] and some other stuff, but you can make unity more practical, like installing the open-in-terminal extension for nautilus [08:11] that's really useful [08:12] thats already for the more epxerienced user ofcourse [08:12] i installed ubuntu for many ppl that use only GUI [08:13] OerHeks: morning, join tha club! [08:14] Morning :-) [08:14] OerHeks: you know howto not colorize channels on joins/parts [08:14] OerHeks: i want only channel tabs light up, when talking [08:14] those colours are ugly indeed, no, those settings are poor :-( [08:15] OerHeks: i have to hide joins/parts to get rid of it then? [08:15] yes, i guess so [08:15] lotuspsychje: in xchat there's settings > preferences > colors [08:15] i guess it's the New data one [08:15] EriC^^: i went to the dark side remember :p [08:15] hex [08:15] it has the same color as what lights up on joins/parts/etc. [08:15] lotuspsychje: should be similar, check it out [08:18] im gonna hide joins/parts its ok [08:18] there is a HCT file with old values https://github.com/hexchat/hexchat/issues/682 [08:19] carefull, it overrides that standard files... [08:21] i like the hex colors [08:21] but just dont wanna click a tab, anytime a user joins [08:21] so ill disable it for the largest channels its ok [08:25] OerHeks, EriC^^ http://i.imgur.com/QKMwpya.png [08:25] fine like this :p [08:26] * histo uses weechat [08:26] !info weechat [08:26] weechat (source: weechat): Fast, light and extensible chat client. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.1.1-1 (vivid), package size 2 kB, installed size 72 kB [08:26] lol 72kb [08:27] package size 2kb [08:27] !info irssi [08:27] irssi (source: irssi): terminal based IRC client. In component main, is optional. Version 0.8.17-1ubuntu1 (vivid), package size 639 kB, installed size 2652 kB [08:28] What a drag :-D [08:28] http://www.deviantart.com/browse/all/?section=&global=1&q=weechat [08:28] lookin neat [08:29] looks good [08:29] nothing can beat linux originality desktops :p [08:29] what's that mp3 player [08:29] http://www.deviantart.com/art/New-Year-344675712 [08:31] EriC^^: at the right bottom under? [08:31] yeah [08:31] minimal stuff :p [08:31] !info Ncmpcpp [08:31] ncmpcpp (source: ncmpcpp): ncurses-based client for the Music Player Daemon (MPD). In component universe, is optional. Version 0.5.10-2 (vivid), package size 243 kB, installed size 858 kB [08:31] got it [08:32] !info dwm [08:32] dwm (source: dwm): dynamic window manager. In component universe, is optional. Version 6.0-7 (vivid), package size 32 kB, installed size 232 kB [08:32] we all have what this guy has [08:32] how do i run it? Couldn't connect to MPD (host = localhost, port = 6600): Connection refused [08:33] !find mpd [08:33] Found: libmpdec-dev, libmpdec2, snmpd, ario, cantata, g15mpd, glurp, gmpc, isakmpd, libaudio-mpd-common-perl (and 33 others) http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=mpd&searchon=names&suite=vivid§ion=all [08:33] !info snmpd [08:33] snmpd (source: net-snmp): SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) agents. In component main, is optional. Version 5.7.2~dfsg-8.1ubuntu5 (vivid), package size 72 kB, installed size 218 kB [08:33] hmm [08:33] not sure how it works [08:35] i installed moc, seems to work, colors suck though [08:35] !info moc [08:35] moc (source: moc): ncurses based console audio player. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:2.5.0-1 (vivid), package size 236 kB, installed size 721 kB [08:37] oO [08:46] !info mpd [08:46] mpd (source: mpd): Music Player Daemon. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.19.1-1.1 (vivid), package size 360 kB, installed size 1237 kB [08:47] EriC^^: maybe this1 + Ncmpcpp [08:47] it installed libmpdclient2 [08:47] maybe i need to restart that or something? [08:48] yeah maybe as deamon needs restart [08:49] i tried to restart nmpd still refusing [08:49] i installed moc though, it's nice, needed some colors fixing [08:49] nice [08:49] still the other one is sick though, maybe it'll work later some how [08:52] lotuspsychje_: it works! installed mpd and it runs now, thanks :> [08:53] aha [08:53] cool stuff [08:53] such nice user desktops on deviant mm [08:54] something is still broke though, says can't set volume and i can't browse for the music [08:54] yeah good stuff on devianart [08:55] EriC^^: you need to edit music folder manually perhaps? [08:56] it's worse than vim [08:56] lol [08:56] loool [08:56] EriC^^: you need to start that from terminal? [08:56] yeah [08:57] maybe man mpd shows usefull stuff? [09:00] wow i think i need to put the music in a dir outside [09:01] lol [09:01] Starting Music Player Daemon mpd mapper: Failed to stat directory "/home/e/Music": Permission denied [09:01] hmm [09:01] you have to give it where the music is first [09:01] i think it's for like a home music server or something [09:01] :D [09:01] EriC^^: http://ncmpcpp.rybczak.net/faq.php [09:02] A: Make sure that path to your MPD music dir in ncmpcpp configuration file is set properly. [09:08] ok i followed this guide http://www.linuxandlife.com/2012/01/simple-guide-to-set-up-mpd-with-ncmpcpp.html [09:09] got it almost working, just not showing all the mp3 [09:09] lotuspsychje_: auto spell check? [09:09] I was fixing mine [09:09] ah :p:p [09:10] histo: my bad, had to scroll up :p [09:10] EriC^^: many manual stuff on that guide lol [09:10] EriC^^: you choose the right player haha [09:11] moc is nice it just installed and played straight away, but the columns in the middle suck [09:11] i loved amarok in the past [09:12] this is harder than setting up a webserver or something wth [09:12] lol i cant get it work [09:12] wahaha [09:12] ok, all the music is showing now i think [09:12] EriC^^: you have joined #mpd yayyy [09:12] i think it just had to go over them or something [09:13] a lot of fans like it the hard way [09:13] sweet you can use the mouse to click on them [09:13] nah it looked kind of nice in that screen shot [09:13] yeah like that stuff too [09:14] hmm? [09:14] i didn't join #mpd [09:14] i did [09:14] oh ok [09:16] it has a sick clock screen [09:16] clock inside the player? [09:16] yeah, shows a huge clock in the terminal and the playing music at the bottom [09:17] I use moc [09:17] !info moc [09:17] !info mocp [09:17] moc (source: moc): ncurses based console audio player. In component universe, is optional. Version 1:2.5.0-1 (vivid), package size 236 kB, installed size 721 kB [09:17] Package mocp does not exist in vivid [09:17] cool! [09:17] i liked moc, i'll probably use it, it's more practical than having a single dir for music and whatever [09:17] yeah check out the themes [09:18] histo: feel free to share your desktop :p [09:18] * lotuspsychje_ is always curious about users desktops [09:19] http://i.imgur.com/3t0zMN7.jpg [09:20] nice your on arch [09:20] helping with ubuntu support :p [09:21] Yeah arch, here's desktop without guake dropped down http://i.imgur.com/ki2z9BP.jpg [09:21] histo: nice1 is that conky right upper corner? [09:22] XFCE4 with just a panel at the bottom, conky gotham theme, whisker menu on the panel. But I use keybaord shortcuts for everything. [09:22] lotuspsychje_: yeah gotham theme [09:22] cool [09:22] http://mmesantos1.deviantart.com/art/Gotham-Conky-Mod-321918251 [09:23] histo: feel like my old ubuntu desktop on gnome classic [09:23] I switch between xfce and i3 all the time. I boot to console and have i3 in my xinit but I can still use startxfce4 to get in xfce if need be. [09:24] i3 has big channel fans [09:24] Yeah I'm still helping in #ubuntu. I started with ubuntu and still help people there also helps me keep in touch with what is going on with it. I have people I've gotten switched to linux using it. [09:25] great purpose [09:25] i3 is nice if you hate grabbing a mouse or a toucpad. [09:25] * histo vi bindings for everything. [09:26] only keyboard [09:26] anyway cheers and nice sundays to all [12:43] Hey all === DalekSec_ is now known as DalekSec