[03:53] OerHeks: Any ideas http://pastebin.com/bgBW4K5U . 404s on xenial-update .. ping is good . [04:51] wb pavlushka - belated welcome ! [04:59] Bashing-om: you are still up!! oh my? [04:59] Bashing-om: and thanks! [05:01] pavlushka: Well ,, about to wind it down . Kinda stuck on one .. and want to see how it works out in the channel . [05:01] Bashing-om: gotta run, my day just started. [05:55] good morning to all [05:55] hi lotuspsychje [05:56] Bashing-om: my unity greeter issue is solved, i had an .svg logo and it needed to be a full wallpaper [05:56] hey baizon [05:57] lotuspsychje: Great .. where there are solutions, there are no problems . huh ? [05:57] yeah [06:03] !apt [06:03] APT is the Advanced Package Tool, which together with dpkg forms the basic Ubuntu package management toolkit. Short apt-get manual: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGetHowto - Also see !Synaptic (Gnome), !Muon (KDE) or !Apper (KDE) [06:04] !apt-get [06:05] dax is sleeping :p [06:18] Alrite, getting to slow for me to keep up .. may have to re-tire . [06:19] laterz Bashing-om [06:19] habe a good one [06:20] I gonna hang for a smoke or so yet . see what develops . [06:36] morning! [06:37] hey ducasse [06:39] hi lotuspsychje - everything good? [06:40] yes mate, what about you ducasse ? [06:41] good, thanks. how's your business getting on? [06:42] ducasse: still awaiting the website :p [06:42] ducasse: but as it is part time business start, its ok for now [06:42] you're not in a hurry? :) [06:43] ducasse: well i only want to make comercial after website is done [06:43] ducasse: as its the most important to showoff right [06:45] ducasse: the website admin has also alot of work so, cant rush it [06:45] i understand that. is he doing this as a favor or something? [06:45] ducasse: no its a paying job :p around 1500 $ [06:46] ducasse: but he's linux minded, thats why i chosen him [06:47] but bbl guys breakfast :p [06:47] enjoy :) [07:06] have a nice sunday guys [07:33] Sunday Morning coming down . The day crew can handle it . G Nite guys . [12:27] Hi folks [13:18] a poor student with an Ultrabook .. [13:19] lol [13:19] are those expensive? [13:20] ultrabook sounds like a recent machine [13:20] yeah [13:20] broken ssd, RMA! [13:22] Oh wait, we here in NL have a funny law, you may expect to run such computer for 3 years at least, so the vendor guarantee for 1 year is not legal [13:22] he has to repair it :-D [13:22] when people come with unrealistic expectations like "full-blown desktop install in <3gb" i tend to just ignore them. [13:23] 3 gb .. that made me wonder too... [13:24] you can get an install in less, but what are you going to use it for with no local storage? it would basically be a thin client. [13:25] oke, it is a weekend-and-i-have-nothing to-do-issue [13:25] i was thinking maybe he wanted a sort of plug and play live usb or something [13:25] The best problems come up from Mo-Fri .. [13:25] or he's very poor, his hdd broke and needs a temp fix [13:27] new ssd costs like $80 for 256gb though [13:34] trying to get a full functioning desktop system from a minimal install isn't easy for a beginner [13:35] He's better of with a live + persistance for now [13:35] indeed [13:36] €37 euro .. http://www.computerstunt.nl/onderdeel/6185/tablets/4k-kodi-tvbox-mini-pc-android-5.1-a53-pentacore-gpu-hdmi-demo-ex-html [13:36] i was walking through a cheap 2nd hand stuff website .. [13:36] nice [13:36] does h265 [13:36] they used to have 32 gb ssd's for 20 euro or so [13:37] beware with cheap flash [13:37] could be fake [13:37] i had plans for 6 of them in raid, but then again, i rather would have a HW raid controller with it [15:37] why would you want a HW RAID controller? [15:41] just for fun, i have no experience with soft/hw raid [15:41] but those 32 gb are sold out :-( [15:42] cheap HW RAID controllers are worse than software RAID [15:43] just use linux MD software RAID or ZFS RAIDZ [15:44] ofcourse i want a pretty controller [15:47] be sure to buy two :) [15:48] I'll find them one of these days .. [15:49] because if it breaks, you'll possibly need an identical one to read your data... [15:49] top tip, JanC ! === pavlushka_ is now known as pavlushka [19:26] JanC: that's a really weak argument [19:27] what is? [19:27] requiring backup hardware controllers in the event of failure being a negative against hardware RAID [19:28] it's a pretty good argument, especially if this is for personal use [19:28] no it's not - you still need a great number of SATA ports for a software setup :) in which case if your motherboard goes, or a SATA HBA card, you still need replacements [19:28] they may be more general purpose but you'd still be up a creek without a paddle [19:29] but you can use whatever replacement then [19:29] totally worthless [19:30] dead hardware is dead hardware :) [19:30] dead hardware that can't be replaced is worse than dead hardware that can't be replaced [19:31] i think you meant a 'can' there - but that's total rubbish again because i don't see why you think you can't get hold of a given adapter at all past a certain point :) [19:31] and unless you have pretty expensive hardware RAID, it doesn't really have much or even any advantage anyway [19:31] yeah you're preaching to the choir there, have you ever even dealt with hardware RAID? [19:31] i haven't lost a single adapter [19:33] when there's a failure it's ace having your hand held by a decent hardware controller than sat tearing your hair out crying over Linux logs :D [19:35] I've never had to tear my hair out :) [19:36] :-) [19:36] can't have many setups under your command then ;) [19:36] my hair just disappears over the yrs :-) [19:37] hehe