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NemosCene21 | Try our Pied Piper compression platform guys! | 06:01 |
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Ben64 | stop spamming that | 06:03 |
NemosCene21 | Is ubuntu compatible for latest version of nvidia graphics cards? | 06:05 |
Bashing-om | NemosCene21: With the help of our PPA most likely :) | 06:07 |
lotuspsychje | good morning to all | 06:31 |
lotuspsychje | quick jump in before work | 06:31 |
NemosCene21 | Good morning to you | 06:32 |
lotuspsychje | howdy NemosCene21 | 06:32 |
NemosCene21 | But it's afternoon here so. | 06:32 |
lotuspsychje | NemosCene21: the joy of timezones on irc | 06:33 |
NemosCene21 | Fine lotuspsychje βΊπ | 06:33 |
Bashing-om | cuppa for lotuspsychje - get his day started . | 06:33 |
NemosCene21 | yeah..I guess | 06:33 |
lotuspsychje | Bashing-om: tnx mate :p | 06:34 |
NemosCene21 | geeks shall inherit the earth!! | 06:36 |
lotuspsychje | lol | 06:36 |
NemosCene21 | Please try our Pied Piper copression platform!! | 06:37 |
NemosCene21 | *compression | 06:38 |
lotuspsychje | !info linux-image-generic xenial | 06:48 |
ubot5 | linux-image-generic (source: linux-meta): Generic Linux kernel image. In component main, is optional. Version 4.4.0.62.65 (xenial), package size 2 kB, installed size 12 kB | 06:48 |
lotuspsychje | http://news.softpedia.com/news/ubuntu-16-04-2-lts-officially-released-with-linux-kernel-4-8-from-ubuntu-16-10-512758.shtml | 06:49 |
Ben64 | NemosCene21: dude stop with that crap | 06:49 |
Bashing-om | Yeah, good tidings for the day: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-release/2017-February/004036.html | 06:50 |
lotuspsychje | well well what do we have here: http://www.linuxandubuntu.com/home/tips-to-improve-ubuntu-speed | 06:54 |
lotuspsychje | the guy yesterday said he uses 18 years on his linux box without cleaning stuff at all | 06:54 |
lotuspsychje | thats windows thinking he said.. | 06:54 |
lotuspsychje | what you guys think of it? does linux need a clean or not? | 06:56 |
Bashing-om | Getting more and more self-cleaning ; but I still believe in clean, autoclean; and autoremove ; not to mention " dpkg --list |grep "^rc" | cut -d " " -f 3 | xargs sudo dpkg --purge " :) | 06:59 |
lotuspsychje | Bashing-om: nice one | 07:00 |
lotuspsychje | ok its work time, have a nice one guys :p | 07:00 |
Bashing-om | lotuspsychje: Notice whn ya run autoremove . and then ' dpkg -l | grel linux ' ya still have files marked as 'rc' . I like it clean and remove the marked files with the above . | 07:02 |
ducasse | hi all | 07:04 |
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lordievader | Good morning. | 08:27 |
BluesKaj | Hi folks | 10:49 |
ducasse | good morning BluesKaj | 11:22 |
BluesKaj | 'Morning ducasse | 11:22 |
ducasse | all good? | 11:23 |
BluesKaj | yes, testing debian stretch atm, works well | 11:30 |
ducasse | a debian release so close to being stable usually does :) | 11:32 |
BluesKaj | yeah, just a few issues with nvidia gpu driver setup, somewhat different than ubuntu flavours | 11:33 |
ducasse | i've never used nvidia cards, neither on ubuntu nor debian. | 11:38 |
BluesKaj | I've had good luck with inexpensive entry level nvidia gpus | 11:50 |
BluesKaj | just need a card that can handle 1080p resolution for movies etc | 11:51 |
ducasse | my nephew visits me now and then, so i've been thinking of getting a gpu that can manage more games than the intel i have now. not a priority, though :) | 11:55 |
BluesKaj | well, i paid only $50 or so for my card, not much, but it fits my needs | 11:59 |
BluesKaj | wife has the same card (8400GS) and she's very happy with it playing LOTRO and D&D on W7 | 12:02 |
BluesKaj | most more expensive cards require highrer wattage PSUs, adding to the expense, especially for older pcs like we have | 12:09 |
ducasse | i don't remember what wattage mine is, 750w i think. | 12:11 |
BluesKaj | that's plenty | 12:13 |
BluesKaj | mine is only 200W | 12:13 |
ducasse | i made sure to buy a good-quality psu since a bad one can give such odd problems. they're not that expensive either, since they can last for years and years. | 12:16 |
EriC^^ | afternoon ducasse o/ | 13:31 |
ducasse | hiya EriC^^ | 13:32 |
EriC^^ | how are you? | 13:33 |
ducasse | good, thanks. reading systemd docs, trying to get a grip on a few things. how about you? | 13:36 |
ducasse | so many docs, so little brain :) | 13:37 |
EriC^^ | cool, i'm good, resting in the afternoon a little | 13:37 |
ducasse | i've just been playing around with creating a few user services etc, trying to become more familiar with how everything fits together. it's interesting, but complicated. | 13:42 |
EriC^^ | nice | 13:43 |
ducasse | have you looked at the man pages? ye gods, there's a *ton* of them :) | 13:46 |
EriC^^ | not much, i've browsed in the links from the !systemd factoid | 13:47 |
EriC^^ | there is a a lot of them isn't there | 13:48 |
ducasse | 'man -k systemd | wc -l' returns 152 on my system :) | 13:48 |
EriC^^ | :D | 13:49 |
lordievader | ducasse: Once you've created a few services they become rather simple. | 13:49 |
EriC^^ | the whole dependencies thing seemed a lot confusing | 13:50 |
lordievader | But it is true that some ideologies are different from the upstart perspective. | 13:50 |
EriC^^ | i gathered there are 2 modes or something | 13:50 |
ducasse | lordievader: yes, the syntax etc is very straight-forward, i was mostly curious about how user services fit into the big picture in relation to sessions and system services atm. | 13:51 |
lordievader | Logind takes care of that, right? | 13:55 |
ducasse | yes, aiui. | 13:58 |
pauljw | Hi everyone | 14:43 |
lordievader | o/ | 14:43 |
pauljw | :) | 14:44 |
EriC^^ | hi pauljw :) | 14:47 |
BluesKaj | Hi pauljw, EriC^^ | 14:51 |
EriC^^ | hi BluesKaj | 14:51 |
pauljw | hey BluesKaj, EriC^^ | 15:08 |
BluesKaj | hmm, did.t lose my vpn conn, but lost conn to freenode | 15:54 |
BluesKaj | didn't | 15:54 |
reconnect | what is up people? | 17:44 |
reconnect | nice? | 17:44 |
reconnect | i have a question | 17:44 |
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