[00:01] Snuck in a package for an Ubuntu release respin last night! \o/ [00:01] nhaines, that was not the last one [00:03] there was one that just landed a few minutes ago [00:13] lynorian: yes, but it was the most trivial one. [00:22] fixing the path to an icon so it shows up I think classifies as pretty trivial [00:23] No, that's important. [00:23] Mine was "put different pretty video and music on the live image." [02:09] pleia2: hey, do you mind if I link directly to your xerus svg from this /r/Ubuntu FAQ and probably the mirror I'll put on my blog and Planet Ubuntu? [02:09] I'll rehost it if not. [02:11] nhaines: can't use the one on the wiki? [02:11] pleia2: I don't think I can directly link to the wiki. [02:12] nhaines: ok, probably better for you to self-host then [02:12] I'll just rehost it. [02:12] it's not mine :) [02:12] Sure. I'm just linking something about "cute mascot" in my explanation of Xerus to that. :) [02:12] hehe [02:16] \o/ http://www.nhaines.com/blog/images/xerus_orange_hex.svg [02:16] Content type: [image/svg+xml] Size: [4224] [02:20] it looks like it was crossbred from a squirrel and a t-rex [02:28] You mean a squirrex? [02:36] that's a better caption than xerus, but then it does not serve the intended purpose [02:42] For some reason it looks like charmander to me [02:52] Pokemon +1 [04:54] waiting for the 16.04 torrent to be available... [04:57] waiting for the 16.04.1 torrent to be available... [05:04] I'm thinking about waiting for the first point release for one of my machines. I will see how it goes on my laptop [05:06] * ianorlin tested a lot of the lubuntu images and some server images as well [05:07] i'll make a vm after release, but i won't put it on bare-metal hardware in the foreseeable future [05:07] i don't trust the migration away from xorg [05:08] DonkeyHotei: that's six months away. [05:08] Ubuntu 16.04 LTS FAQ now available: https://redd.it/4frg4a [05:08] [R: www.reddit.com] Title: [Ubuntu 16.04 FAQ : Ubuntu] [05:08] Trigger warning: reddit. [05:10] and then there is systemd [05:13] I have had it on bare metal for a while [05:13] DonkeyHotei, it is actually hard to notice the differnce with systemd vs upstart as a desktop user [05:14] and 15.04 and 15.10 have used it without that many problems [05:15] although it probably breaks commands for documentation is what I see as the bad part [05:17] systemd https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d147Z-2a1X4&list=PLWh9erRwrFR2qPGQAPQIkyXCT2DR_-DIJ [05:17] Title: [systemD; To Serve Mankind. "It's a Cookbook!" (Dire warning from MarkDude from The Future) - YouTube] [05:19] i don't really wanna be dealing with special new commands to do things like mount [05:22] as for being hard to notice on the desktop, try telling that to desktop bsd users [05:23] DonkeyHotei: it's even worse for desktop Windows users. [05:24] ironically, windows users accepted it all along in the form of svchost.exe [05:50] I can't stand waiting anymore. I'm just gonna run my backups and get ready for a clean install tomorrow. [05:50] My install is 2 years old in this laptop. I need to get the cruft out [05:53] i just keep the cruft [05:53] b-yeezi: it' always a good day for a backup. :) [05:55] agreed [16:34] Ubuntu 16.04 LTS is now available! :) http://www.ubuntu.com/ [16:34] Title: [The leading OS for PC, tablet, phone and cloud | Ubuntu] [16:42] announced 40 minutes before my wall of meetings [16:42] * pleia2 panic to complete release tasks [17:20] pleia2_: as is tradition! === pleia2_ is now known as pleia2 === JoseeAntonioR is now known as jose === cyphase_ is now known as cyphase