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daftykinsugh got an 'allah is doing' troll02:25
Bashing-omdaftykins: Pops up now and again ... < chatter29> ?? in #ubuntu earlier .02:33
daftykinsyep that's the one!02:34
daftykinsseems to be from Amsterdam possibly02:34
daftykinsbed for me :) g'night \o02:43
lotuspsychjegood morning to all04:45
lotuspsychje!info linux-image-generic xenial04:50
ubot5linux-image-generic (source: linux-meta): Generic Linux kernel image. In component main, is optional. Version 4.4.0.72.78 (xenial), package size 2 kB, installed size 13 kB04:50
lordievaderGood morning06:14
ducassemorning all07:54
lordievaderHey ducasse07:54
ducassemorning lordievader - how are you today?07:56
lordievaderDoing pretty good, bit sleepy.07:56
lordievaderHow are you?07:56
ducassegood, thanks. going a quick trip to oslo today.07:58
ducassewow, 42 zesty updates today.08:00
lotuspsychjemorning guys08:12
lordievaderducasse: Nice, have fun08:12
lordievaderHey lotuspsychje08:12
lotuspsychjehey there ducasse & lordievader08:13
ducassemorning lotus08:13
lordievaderHow are you doing?08:13
lotuspsychjegreat here08:14
lotuspsychjedoing some papers for my biz08:14
lotuspsychjescanning app on ubuntu is so easy08:22
ducassewhich one?08:23
lotuspsychjedefault scan app :p08:23
lordievaderxsane?08:24
lotuspsychjeyeah08:24
lotuspsychjewas messing on hp photosmart scna software on vista last week, was a nightmare08:24
ducassei thought the default on ubuntu was simple-scan08:25
lotuspsychjeah yes its simple-scan08:25
lordievaderI like the network support in (x)sane.08:25
ducasseit's nice, and usually just works08:26
ducassewas plug'n'play with my epson08:26
lotuspsychjehp here08:28
ikevinsome hp are craps on linux :(08:28
ikevinhi guys08:29
lotuspsychjehey ikevin08:29
lotuspsychjeikevin: wich ones?08:29
lotuspsychjemuch of the hp's i had worked nicely with hplip08:29
lordievadero/08:29
ikevinmy all in one deskjet 3050 never has worked fine (like no color)08:30
lotuspsychjeold type ikevin ?08:30
ikeviniirc, like 5 or 6 year old08:31
lotuspsychjeyeah some printer drivers are not found on linux indeed08:32
ikevinhp are bad, they do an official osx driver so no linux driver :(08:33
lotuspsychjewell over-all hp work most nicely with ubuntu08:34
lotuspsychjenever had any issues myself08:34
ikevinmaybe i need to restest, my last attempt was than 2 year old08:35
lotuspsychjeikevin: yeah would be nice to know what your printer does on a xenial perhaps08:36
lotuspsychjei had some trouble to make a canon work on trusty last year08:38
ducasseor just with latest hplip08:38
lotuspsychjeand most brands dont have nice control centre app on ubuntu08:38
lotuspsychjewould be nice if someone made a universal ink level & control centre08:39
lotuspsychje!info hplip-data08:40
ubot5hplip-data (source: hplip): HP Linux Printing and Imaging - data files. In component main, is optional. Version 3.16.3+repack0-1 (xenial), package size 6242 kB, installed size 9786 kB08:40
ducasselotuspsychje: doubt that's easy, different manufacturers do that very differently, even between models08:40
ikevinlotuspsychje, oh, that me who's bad, just plugged the printer and it has been automaticaly detected and default setup just working fine (with color) !08:41
lotuspsychje!yay08:41
ubot5Glad you made it! :-)08:41
lotuspsychjeikevin: wich ubuntu version are you?08:41
ikevini'm actually on mint 18, so xenial based08:41
lotuspsychjei always played with vanilla ubuntu desktop last years08:42
ikevinscan fork fine to !08:42
lotuspsychjeyay08:42
lotuspsychjeducasse: but the simple-scan app can do differen brands at the time, does control center work otherwise you think?08:44
ikevingood news, now i can play with cups & sane on my rpi to do a network printer/scanner :D08:44
lotuspsychjenice work ikevin08:44
ducasselotuspsychje: sane provides the plugins for scanner support, there are tons of them08:46
lotuspsychjeic08:47
ducasseyou can see lists on sane-project.org, but it's a bit outdated iirc08:47
ducasseplus for my inkjet/scanner, epson provides the network scanning support plugin08:50
lotuspsychjeapt-cache doesnt show much on epson and canon08:51
ducassethey both have quite a few drivers on their sites aiui (haven't personally checked canon, though)08:53
lotuspsychjeah08:53
ducassethere are esc/p drivers, i think those support a bunch of epson printers08:57
ducasse(basic support, at least)08:57
ikevinin personnal use, basic support is enought08:58
lotuspsychjebbl09:05
brunch875I got me a gpg key. Does people normally use mail clients which support this?09:17
ducassesome of us, at least. gpg is a bit too complex to be widespread.09:18
brunch875I guess I should use it anyway. That way people would get curious of what "that signature is" and try to mimic09:20
brunch875Why is this, though? Lack of knowledge or is it that certificates are used instead?09:21
ducassetip - if you use mailing lists a lot of them look down on signing list mail. certificates are even rarer, but the problem with gpg is the web of trust thing.09:22
brunch875why is it that it's frowned upon?09:23
ducassebecause it's mostly pointless :)09:23
brunch875Hmph. Yeah, I'd guess so. Unless you were to send mails from a different, unknown domain09:25
ducassethe question is how will a bunch of strangers who do not have your verified key be able to tell the signature is really yours? see the wikipedia 'web of trust' article.09:27
ducassei've gtg, sorry.09:27
brunch875Well that's what keyrings are for, right?09:30
brunch875keyserver*09:30
lordievaderbrunch875: Mutt has excellent support for gpg.09:37
BluesKajHI folks09:58
brunch875mornin' BluesKaj10:00
BluesKaj'Morning brunch87510:01
lotuspsychjegood afternoon to all11:03
brunch875_afternoon, lotuspsychje!11:04
lotuspsychjeu2 brunch875_11:04
lotuspsychjehey BluesKaj11:04
BluesKajHey lotuspsychje11:05
lotuspsychjehttp://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/04/ubuntu-17-10-acrobatic-aardvark11:06
lotuspsychjelol11:06
brunch875_lol11:06
brunch875_my bet goes for amoeba11:07
lotuspsychjewhats an amoeba11:07
brunch875_lotuspsychje: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amoeba#/media/File:Chaos_carolinense.jpg11:08
lotuspsychjethat will never be :p11:09
lotuspsychjeisnt a !ringtail a bit like an aardvark?11:11
brunch875_one is a kitty, the other is a pig11:13
lotuspsychjelol11:13
DJones_Isn't an amoeba what a troll wants to grow up into11:28
lotuspsychjelol11:29
lotuspsychjehmm do we have a trigger like !autoremove or apt-cache clean?11:41
ducasse\o/12:19
* ducasse does a happy dance12:20
lotuspsychje:p12:20
ducasselotuspsychje: tax stuff is back, they owe me money :)12:20
lotuspsychjeohhhhhh12:20
lotuspsychjethats the only thing the .gov is good for lol12:21
lotuspsychjepay our money back12:21
ducasseso i can fix my server this summer :)12:21
lotuspsychjenice nice, what will the purpose be ducasse12:22
ducassei don't trust the mobo anymore, it's getting old.12:22
lotuspsychjeah right12:23
lotuspsychjewb BluesKaj12:23
BluesKajthanks lotuspsychje12:24
lotuspsychjehi de-facto13:01
lotuspsychjehttp://news.softpedia.com/news/dell-launches-world-s-most-powerful-15-and-17-laptops-powered-by-ubuntu-linux-514581.shtml13:31
lotuspsychje1495 euro oO13:32
ducassewow, that's rather spendy13:36
lotuspsychjeill try doing better :p13:37
BluesKajwonder if there be a desktop version,...all in ones aren't for me13:37
ducasseBluesKaj: second half of april, it says13:38
BluesKajlaptops are ok for portable, but the graphics and cpu combo would be nice on a HiDef or 4K TV13:39
lotuspsychjebigger, fast ssd would be nice13:39
BluesKajthinking of my media pc here13:39
BluesKajlaptops with all the high end specs are a waste of money IMO13:40
lotuspsychjeyeah i also think so, gaming laptops are overrated13:41
ducassei prefer desktops, but that's just me being weird i guess13:41
lotuspsychjeoverkill13:41
lotuspsychjebut ssd's powerup any machines right13:42
BluesKajducasse, nothing weird about that...I don't get these ppl watching tv sports etc on their phones13:42
lotuspsychjebbl13:42
BluesKajaltho I did see a iphone connected to a 50" tv provide a hdmi HiDef signal with a mini hdmi to hdmi adapter ...seemed to work well13:45
ducasseBluesKaj: exactly, what's the point when the screen is just a few inches? streaming netflix to a phone strike me as one of those "because i can" things.13:45
ducasseif it's just providing the data stream, sure.13:46
BluesKajyeah ducasse altho some hi end phones can act as a HiDef source13:46
ducassemy old phone has a mini-hdmi out, although i've never used it13:47
BluesKajbut there's no way i'll pay $800 for phone13:48
ducasseme neither :)13:48
ducassephones are consumables nowadays, as long as they last for a couple of years or so they've done their job. so i buy the cheap androids.13:50
BluesKajyeah, I have an Alcatel one touch mini ..takes good pictures, but mostly i just use it as a phone13:51
ducassesame here. i have an ssh client for emergencies and a wifi analyzer, other than that i don't really need apps. the ubuntu phones could probably work well for me, if they were actually produced.13:54
BluesKajthe OS is old so it's no point using a large capacity sdcard for storage , since I can't load the OS / into the storage to prevent constant out of space reminders from the builtin13:54
BluesKajI've been removing silly google apps that somehow downloaded and installed by default13:56
ducassei don't even know how big the internal storage on mine is, but for some reason i put a 32gb card in it. i'm thinking of rooting the phone so i can remove the crap, although there aren't a lot on this lg phone compared to the samsung and sonys i've had before.13:57
ducasseit would feel good to delete what i don't want, though, like facebook etc.13:58
BluesKajyeah, I'm slowly managing to delete a lot of apps that I'll never use13:59
BluesKajalso managed to move a lot of apps to the sdcard just now14:15
ducassesadly there are usually quite a few that can't be moved14:19
ducasseodd. chromium claims it can't read my preferences, but everything seems right. a restart doesn't help.14:23
BluesKajchromium works great on the rpi3, compared to firefox-esr it's a much lighter load on the cpu and draws much less power to the graphics than FF.FF foze when watching a full screen video, whereas chromium ran very smoothly with no flicker or buffering14:42
ducassei can imagine, chromium seems lighter to me as well - that's why i run it on the laptop.14:43
ducassei guess i'll just need to kill the prefs and set it up again.14:44
BluesKajthere's voltage icon in the upper right corner that looks like a thermomter showing how much power is being used by the system14:44
ducasseon what?14:45
BluesKajwith FF it was always over 60% , chromium barely showed anything if at all14:46
BluesKajrpi3 raspian-pixel14:46
BluesKajraspbian14:46
ducasseright. i just run xbian as you know, so no desktop as such. other than kodi i'm thinking of moving weechat and a few other things to it, but i don't really have great faith in a usb stick as the root fs when it comes to longevity.14:49
ducassealso, transfer/write speed is pretty abysmal when both the network and usb is used at the same time.14:49
BluesKajroot on the usb is much safer tho, i have a spare hdd that i might try with it14:50
ducassestill the problem that ethernet and usb share the same bus14:51
lotuspsychjelaterz guys working day tomorrow15:04
BluesKajBBL...stuff to do for a couple hrs15:09
baizonwell i guess its time to switch to kde :(17:24
tgm4883So no more Unity17:31
tgm4883https://insights.ubuntu.com/2017/04/05/growing-ubuntu-for-cloud-and-iot-rather-than-phone-and-convergence/17:31
naccyep17:31
ducasseand no mir! \o/17:31
OerHeksi just read it, indeed17:31
* nacc has been using ubuntu-gnome for a while anyways17:31
OerHeksmir is just a fork of wayland17:32
GreeningGalaxyThat one I'm not too surprised about, I always thought it looked like they were underestimating how much work it would be to develop a new display server17:32
GreeningGalaxybut I assumed they were just going to fall back on wayland proper17:32
naccand well, they needed buy-in from non-ubuntu17:32
naccand that never came17:32
tgm4883So what am I supposed to use on my tablets now?17:33
OerHeksmint?17:33
GreeningGalaxyI suppose this is gonna be the final nail in the coffin for Ubuntu Mobile now, isn't it17:33
tgm4883OerHeks: oh god no?17:33
nicomachuswhat is happening17:33
nicomachuswhy17:33
nicomachuswhy would canonical do this to us17:33
tgm4883GreeningGalaxy: assuming you mean Ubuntu Touch, since Ubuntu Mobile isn't a thing, then yes17:33
nacci mean, it sort of felt like ubuntu touch was failing anyways17:34
nicomachusyea17:34
naccagain, i don't know how it would work unless they could push android or ios17:34
naccand they were never going to do that17:34
naccnot with just ubuntu phone/tablet17:34
naccalso, there's no $$ there17:34
naccto be practical :)17:35
tgm4883I liked Unity :(17:35
nicomachusgood lord, main channel is going to be dreadful today17:35
GreeningGalaxyyeah, everything that challenges android is getting wiped out, which is a damn shame because I loathe android with a burning passion17:35
naccyep17:35
nicomachus"hey guys, have you heard the news!"17:35
nicomachusyes. yes we have. wrong channel.17:35
naccGreeningGalaxy: particular issue with android? or the google-ness of it?17:35
GreeningGalaxymostly just that every time I try to do anything at all under the hood with Android, I go half mad.17:36
naccwell, the point is to not be under its hood, i assume :)17:36
GreeningGalaxyIt seems engineered specifically to thwart attempts to fix its problems.17:36
naccGreeningGalaxy: right, so my question was more -- what problems?17:36
tgm4883I just want a good x86 tablet that I can use the touchscreen17:37
immu_https://insights.ubuntu.com/2017/04/05/growing-ubuntu-for-cloud-and-iot-rather-than-phone-and-convergence/17:37
nicomachusimmu_: yes thanks we've all seen it17:37
Pici*gasp*17:37
nacctgm4883: i use the touchscreen on my laptop :)17:37
nacctgm4883: but no tablets here17:37
immu_it that a joke ?17:37
naccimmu_: is what a joke?17:37
tgm4883nacc: I mean as a primary device, as in without an attached keyboard/mouse17:37
GreeningGalaxynacc: example: My dad wanted to get the music he'd downloaded to his phone through Google Play onto another device. Turns out, You Can't. Google Play Music hides everything in /data, which is not accessible without root.17:37
nacctgm4883: right, it's a 2-in-1 so i can flip it around and it's basically that :)17:38
nacctgm4883: but yeah17:38
tgm4883nacc: on screen keyboard?17:38
immu_the new that from 18.04 will revert back to Gnome?17:38
GreeningGalaxyGoogle hides *YOUR OWN FILES* on *YOUR OWN DEVICE* and won't let you access them.17:38
nicomachusGreeningGalaxy: well, that's a Google Play Music issue. Not Android.17:38
nicomachusimmu_: no it's not a joke.17:38
tgm4883immu_: not a joke apparently17:38
nacctgm4883: yeah, although i haven't used it recently (on 17.10)17:38
nacc*17.0417:38
GreeningGalaxynicomachus: no, the issue is that there's even a place on your own phone that you can't access.17:38
nicomachusGreeningGalaxy: welcome to the world of proprietary software17:38
nicomachusit's been this way for a LONG time.17:38
naccGreeningGalaxy: well it has to be for the licensure, i'm sure17:38
OerHeksafter ZZ ...17:38
naccGreeningGalaxy: and if you dislike the license rules, don't use google music17:39
GreeningGalaxyNot even Windows or OSX screw you that bad17:39
naccpresumably you agreed to the ToS17:39
KamiRathhttps://insights.ubuntu.com/2017/04/05/growing-ubuntu-for-cloud-and-iot-rather-than-phone-and-convergence/17:39
nicomachusthanks KamiRath, you are now the 4th person to link that here.17:39
tgm4883FFS can someone change the topic17:39
KamiRaththanks17:39
KamiRathgood to know17:39
KamiRathshould I pass the messag eon to the 5th person?17:39
KamiRathor will you be doing that? ;)17:39
OerHekstgm4883, you can yourself, no?17:39
tgm4883OerHeks: I have no power here17:40
dbuggerIm really surprised noone is talking about "Unity out. GNOME in"17:40
nicomachusdbugger: you have to just be trolling now17:40
tgm4883dbugger: what do you want us to say that hasn't already been said17:40
GreeningGalaxyI've not had a great experience with GNOME 3.X17:40
GreeningGalaxyI guess I'll give it another shot with this new development, but I'm not optimistic.17:40
naccGreeningGalaxy: interesting, i've found it pretty easy to use17:41
GreeningGalaxyLast time I tried it, it was inserting typos into everything I typed. It was completely nuts.17:41
naccuh, that seems weird17:41
naccnever had anything even resembling that17:41
tgm4883I'm surprised that 18.04 is getting Gnome and not 17.1017:41
naccand been running gnome ubuntu since ~15.10 on this lappy17:41
nacctgm4883: well, it might happen in 17.1017:41
naccbut most users probably care about the lts upgrade path17:41
tgm4883nacc: I suppose that's true17:42
nacctgm4883: just that it will definitely be done by 18.04 i think17:42
GreeningGalaxyWasn't even a slow computer either, but every time I typed sort of fast, letters would start to appear out of order. I thought it was just me at first, but then I switched DEs and the problem vanished.17:42
dbuggerMaybe I joined the channel way too late and was already over17:42
brunch875http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/04/ubuntu-18-04-ship-gnome-desktop-not-unity#disqus_thread17:42
brunch875what the shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit17:42
dbuggereven though I thought that would be going all day ^^17:42
* brunch875 is demolished17:42
dbuggerthere we go17:42
dbuggerbrunch875, is not joining my party17:42
dbugger^^17:42
naccGreeningGalaxy: very strange, never had that17:42
naccGreeningGalaxy: sounds like a buggy keyboard17:43
tgm4883nacc: honestly it needs to be done before that if it's going to have wayland17:43
nacctgm4883: yep17:43
GreeningGalaxynacc: no, it didn't persist in any other DE or in the bare TTY, it was most certainly not my keyboard17:43
nacctgm4883: i'm curious what the flow will be, but i'm also not involved on the desktop side17:43
naccGreeningGalaxy: very strange17:43
GreeningGalaxyThat was like 3 years ago though, maybe it was just a one-time fluke17:43
immu_people have you also lost it, after reading that news17:44
naccGreeningGalaxy: ah yeah17:44
nicomachus!language | brunch87517:44
ubot5brunch875: Please avoid any language that may be considered offensive, including acronyms and obfuscation of such - also see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines || The main channels are English only, for other languages, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/ChannelList17:44
naccGreeningGalaxy: pre-16.04 was a bit bad17:44
naccimmu_: no17:44
OerHeksimmu_, between now and 18.04 anything can happen.17:45
brunch875sorry, sorry....17:45
dbuggerDoes it count, even with so many "i"s?17:45
nicomachusOerHeks: yea, they could trash 5 years of work on a whole DE17:45
OerHeksNice stirr, Mark...17:45
nacctbh, i'm surprised he was humble enough to admit defeat :)17:45
naccmaybe we'll see a little less fragmentation of the linux desktop world now17:45
GreeningGalaxydbugger: probably, usually on IRC it counts if you even talk about swear words. I expect to be warned for the language in this message.17:45
nicomachusdbugger: "including acronyms and obfuscation of such"17:45
dbuggerwow, talk about specifiticy17:46
GreeningGalaxyI think "swear word" counts as a swear word on IRC17:46
OerHeksnacc,  i would not be surprised that canonical and ubuntu split up.17:46
naccOerHeks: i would be very surprised by that17:46
naccOerHeks: canonical's branding is fully tied up in ubuntu17:46
naccthere isn't anything else, really17:47
brunch875I'm very sad to see the project flop17:47
brunch875on the other hand it's great the failure was admitted17:47
tgm4883Is Gnome 3 better now? Last I tried it (admittedly right after release) extensions were pretty bad17:47
brunch875nothing like not steering the wheel and sinking17:47
nacctgm4883: i dont use very many extensions, but i can test a specific one if you want17:47
tgm4883Trying to decide if I should go from Kubuntu back to Mate or Gnome17:48
OerHeksMaybe this stirr is needed to activate the community.17:48
OerHeksfinaly, we are back in the gossip again :-D17:48
tgm4883nacc: I don't remember any specifically, it's been a long time since gnome 3.017:49
brunch875does that mean we're hopping to wayland?17:49
tgm4883brunch875: yes, but who knows when17:50
* brunch875 sighs deeply17:50
nacctgm4883: hrm, i can't get the osb to show up in gnome -- it does show up on the login iirc17:50
brunch875I was really looking forward do it17:50
brunch875although I've got to admit that the whole confinement just didn't feel right17:51
* daftykins groans as he spies 3.13.0-116 up for install17:51
tgm4883brunch875: the confinement of MIR?17:53
tgm4883Hmm, so what happens to "Ubuntu Gnome"?17:53
ducassethe name will be six chars shorter?17:54
brunch875so unity7 dies too?17:55
brunch875I really like unity17:55
nacctgm4883: i wonder if ubuntu gnome will still move ahead for now, 'pure gnome' ?17:55
tgm4883ducasse: I meant the whole team doing it17:55
nacctgm4883: oh good question17:56
brunch875tgm4883: yeah and stuff such as application lifecycle17:56
tgm4883brunch875: it could live I suppose. It's been suggested (in reddit threads anyway) that it could be gnome extensions to give the same look and feel17:57
tgm4883brunch875: it won't be developed by canonical though17:57
OerHeks.. and unity is not dead yet..17:57
brunch875I wonder what's with snaps too then18:00
tgm4883brunch875: snaps should be fine18:01
ducassebrunch875: it says snaps will still be developed as part of the iot thing18:01
brunch875hopefully we get all of that in the desktop18:02
brunch875even without mir, the confinement + message passing sounds fantastic18:02
tgm4883brunch875: we already have it in the desktop...18:02
brunch875well yeah, using snapped hexchat right now18:03
MichaelTunnellok so anything "interesting" to talk about today ;)18:03
brunch875what I mean is I wish the development to advance everywhere18:03
GreeningGalaxyThe language of that post isn't entirely unambiguous. It could be that he means we're going back to GNOME-based Unity, not vanilla GNOME.18:03
brunch875GreeningGalaxy: That'd be for the best!18:04
GreeningGalaxy"We will shift our default Ubuntu desktop back to GNOME for Ubuntu 18.04 LTS." Could mean either "Unity is going to be based on GNOME again"18:04
BluesKajwell just saw this  https://insights.ubuntu.com/2017/04/05/growing-ubuntu-for-cloud-and-iot-rather-than-phone-and-convergence/18:04
tgm4883GreeningGalaxy: that's a good point18:04
daftykinsi thought Unity always has been gnome underneath? :)18:04
GreeningGalaxys/either//18:04
tgm4883daftykins: yes, but unity 8 wasn't18:05
daftykinsah ok18:05
tgm4883daftykins: and the post specifically talks about going back to Gnome and not funding unity 8 anymore18:05
nacctgm4883: so i'm not able to get the on screen keyboard to consistently work, not sure hwy yet :)18:05
daftykinsyeah i didn't follow desktop because i don't use it.18:05
MichaelTunnellGreeningGalaxy: interesting point, hadn't thought of that18:06
tgm4883Someone should get some clarification. popey can you ask Mark at the pub later ;)18:06
popeyclarification of?18:07
nicomachusdaftykins: how's that W10 working out for ya, though? :P18:07
tgm4883popey: whether we're going back to Gnome Shell, or Unity on top of Gnome18:07
GreeningGalaxyalso " We will continue to produce the most usable open source desktop in the world," which notably says "desktop" and not "distribution" or "operating system"18:07
tgm4883popey: since the post is kinda unclear on that18:07
popeypass18:07
tgm4883lol18:07
popeyyou know as much as I do18:07
daftykinsnicomachus: great thanks, as are my Loonix servers, since i'm in both camps - not just a fanboy18:07
GreeningGalaxyIt looks like OMG!Ubuntu ran with "omg they're phasing out Unity" but that's not what the post looks like to me.18:08
baizonunity is dead18:08
tgm4883popey: yea, but you're both in the UK so aren't you all just meet at the pub after work?18:08
tgm4883baizon: not necessarily18:08
* nicomachus blows a raspberry at daftykins18:08
baizonit is18:08
popeytgm4883: of course18:08
baizonno unity 8 and unity 7 :(18:08
tgm4883baizon: You have insider knowledge?18:08
GreeningGalaxyone way or another, I hope we at least see an new default icon theme because christ18:09
baizontgm4883: developer left, and the blog is saying it, IoT and cloud18:09
nicomachusgood lord, #ubuntu is requiring !ot every 30 secs18:09
tgm4883baizon: no, the blog says unity 8 is no longer being developerd18:09
daftykinsnicomachus: hilariously i was looking at a clients iMac they can't stand, today ;)18:09
tgm4883baizon: it doesn't say anything about 718:09
nicomachusdaftykins: pick a side!18:09
daftykinsnicomachus: nooo the only sane way is to see them all for what they are18:10
daftykinshorses for courses!18:10
nicomachusyes. winners and losers!18:10
daftykinsnah that attitude is pathetic.18:10
GreeningGalaxybaizon: it looks to me like the blog post is saying "Unity is returning to being a derivative of GNOME" not "All of Unity is being trashed and Ubuntu will ship with vanilla GNOME"18:10
BluesKajas we say here in canucksville, unity makes no nevermind to me :-)18:11
stevenh@GreeningGalaxy: my reading was the latter. We're dropping unity and switching to GNOME Shell18:11
stevenhI would expect some ubuntu specific extensions in it though18:11
GreeningGalaxystevenh: where do you see that in the post?18:11
immu /join #ubuntu-discuss18:12
stevenhInstead of being a full vanilla GNOME18:12
nicomachusimmu: you're already here, friendo18:12
Azulflameprobably failed his copy-paste18:12
daftykinsimmu: it's ok, you're in18:12
stevenh"We will shift our default Ubuntu desktop back to GNOME for Ubuntu 18.04 LTS."    Because they say "default DESKTOP"18:12
nicomachusbaizon, tgm4883: unity has to be supported until 2021 at least18:12
stevenhI know I'm reading into things though18:12
stevenhBut because he mentions it as desktop I would expect it to be the full environment18:13
ReimuHakureii imagine it'll be GNOME with changes to look more like Unity does18:13
immui was trying to cpy paste the article18:13
tgm4883someone in #ubuntu-offtopic says they have a source inside canonical that says Unity is dead18:13
* tgm4883 shrugs18:13
immumove to gnome18:13
tgm4883including 718:13
Azulflamegood riddance18:13
baizongnome sucks18:13
ReimuHakureii imagine the community will take it up18:13
baizoni love unity :(18:14
nicomachustgm4883: they hve to support it though still18:14
tgm4883yea18:14
stevenhIf unity 7 wasn't dead he would write they are switching dev effort to unity 7, not today's statement the default desktop is switching to GNOME18:14
ReimuHakureii have some issues with Unity, but it's still one of the most usable DEs imo18:14
GreeningGalaxylol, omgubuntu.co.uk is down for the count. I just got a page full of corrupted text.18:14
stevenhAs an Apple refugee GNOME suits me, so I'm happy with the change18:14
nicomachushow long until we start seeing unity forks?18:14
GreeningGalaxywith a surprising number of telephones18:14
ReimuHakureiKDE5 (nice, but slooooooooooooooow), Unity, and Xfce418:14
AzulflameI think that XFCE/Mate/KDE are the more usable DMs18:14
GreeningGalaxynicomachus: zero seconds. There's probably one underway already18:15
nicomachusGreeningGalaxy: they're saying on twitter that they're overloaded.18:15
AzulflameI don't like Unity, but it's managable18:15
GreeningGalaxyReimuHakurei: slow? I'm using it now on very old hardware and it's completely satisfactory.18:15
GreeningGalaxyKDE just has a bad rep for being slow from KDE4, which actually was slow.18:15
ReimuHakureiGreeningGalaxy: on high end hardware it feels slower than other DEs18:15
AzulflameKDE5 has bad screen tearing in VMs, but that's just the lack of videocard passthrough in my vbox18:16
baizonwell but i think ill switch to kde :(18:16
baizoni hate gnome 318:16
ReimuHakureilast time i tried Ubuntu on my main desktop (at the time, i5-2500K, R9 290X, 16GB RAM, 250GB Crucial MX200) it took several minutes to boot up18:16
tgm4883ha, I'm switching from KDE18:16
Azulflamebaizon, did you like Gnome 2?18:16
ReimuHakureivs Windows 8.1 taking about 10 seconds18:16
nicomachusbaizon: MATE?18:16
GreeningGalaxyReimuHakurei: oh, you're trying to run it with all the effects turned on arent you18:16
daftykinsyou don't need passthrough to eliminate tearing, with a decent driver in your virt tech surely.18:16
baizonAzulflame: yes18:16
ReimuHakureiGreeningGalaxy: stock.18:16
Azulflamebaizon, try out MATE18:16
baizonReimuHakurei: my ubuntu boots within 10 sec18:16
ReimuHakureiwhatever kubuntu default was18:16
AzulflameIt's very similar in feel and look, but runs really nice18:16
GreeningGalaxyReimuHakurei: yeah, so with all the effects they enable by default.18:16
baizonAzulflame: i did18:16
stevenhWhat do people here who like unity dislike about gnome? It's not that different after some extensions...18:16
stevenhAnd the application stack is the same18:17
nicomachusBTW: this is the busiest I've ever seen this channel18:17
GreeningGalaxyReimuHakurei: if you want it to be fast, disable everything in Desktop Behavior/Effects, and go to Display Settings and set animation speed to instant.18:17
Azulflamenicomachus, it just got plugged in #ubuntu18:17
ReimuHakureiGreeningGalaxy: the big issue was how badly it glitched out with the 290X18:17
tgm4883I like how there's two very active conversations about this in two separate channels18:17
ReimuHakureiit might be better now with the RX 480, but it's been a while since i gave it a whirl18:17
nicomachusAzulflame: I know, because everyone in #ubuntu is getting offtopic18:17
Azulflameso everything as normal?18:17
nicomachusbut instead of pushing them to -offtopic, they got pushed here...18:17
daftykinstgm4883: what's the other channel?18:17
nicomachusdaftykins: -ot18:18
tgm4883#ubuntu-offtopic18:18
ReimuHakureii mean, this is ubuntu related18:18
daftykinsah well that's not the place for the on-topic discussion, that's just the cesspit :P18:18
GreeningGalaxyIANAO, this doesn't seem off-topic enough18:18
tgm4883it should be in this channel18:18
BluesKaj0.18:18
Munrekstevenh: extensions are a pain in the ass to configure and are regularly broken. Unity is a top notch out of the box experience.18:18
samfreenodewtf Ubuntu is abandoning Unity?18:18
nicomachusdaftykins: they're like 90% non-ubuntu users. haha18:18
nicomachus!language | samfreenode18:18
ubot5samfreenode: Please avoid any language that may be considered offensive, including acronyms and obfuscation of such - also see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/Guidelines || The main channels are English only, for other languages, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRC/ChannelList18:18
OerHeksgrinn @omgubuntu Insane amount of traffic to the site right now has knocked us offline. We hope to be back up shortly.18:18
Azulflamewtf is considered bad language? really?18:19
daftykinsnicomachus: :>18:19
ReimuHakureinicomachus: wow, is wtf seriosuly considered 'bad language'?18:19
immuomgubuntu is up18:19
ReimuHakureiwow.18:19
samfreenode"abandoning"?18:19
daftykinsAzulflame: well what you just typed isn't hugely welcome :)18:19
nicomachusAzulflame: "including acronyms and obfuscaion of such"18:19
nicomachusfeel free to join #ubuntu-ops to complain18:19
stevenh@Munrek: I agree it's a pain. It got better though in the last versions. Hopefully canonical can help improve that experience18:19
samfreenodeBut Unity was Ubuntu's baby for years18:20
samfreenodeomg18:20
Munrekstevenh: I have the feeling they are giving up on desktop18:20
samfreenodeWhy is Ubuntu going back to Gnome?18:20
ReimuHakureisamfreenode: money18:20
nicomachussamfreenode: mir18:20
Azulflameprobably getting tired of developing a DE as well as an OS18:20
samfreenodenicomachus: Why is mir making them give up Unity?18:20
ReimuHakureiunity is likely costing a lot of money to develop, and ubuntu on the desktop is not the most popular use18:20
samfreenodeSo the Linux desktop is dead?18:20
nicomachussamfreenode: because mir is awful18:20
ReimuHakureipretty sure ubuntu server is the num1 cloud OS right now18:21
ducassesamfreenode: mir was a pointless waste of effort18:21
stevenhJust imagine if all the effort that went into Mir and Unity 8 was put into Gnome + Wayland18:21
immuunity8 is comminng soooooooooooooon? which never came18:21
ReimuHakureii still don't understand why it wasn't unity8+wayland18:21
ReimuHakureiwhy make mir instead?18:21
Munrekyeah but canonical is not willing to put that effort in gnome and wayland, not anymore18:21
tgm4883ReimuHakurei: doesn't matter, since it's dead now18:21
ReimuHakureifair enough18:21
KristijanZicGuys, wtf is going on? What is happening with Ubuntu desktop? Is Mark serious? Will someone pick up Unity8 development?18:22
samfreenodeKristijanZic: DONT SAY "WTF" OMG18:22
ReimuHakureil o l .18:22
nicomachusKristijanZic: you won't be warned about language again.18:22
daftykinsplease, it's "oh my Tux" ;)18:22
KristijanZicsorry18:22
ReimuHakureitopkek18:22
tgm4883KristijanZic: no18:22
Azulflamethis is a lot of speculation on Unity dying. Was there an official source?18:22
KristijanZicOh my Tux, is he for real?18:23
nicomachusAzulflame: yes.18:23
Fingelback to gnome! like it's 200918:23
OerHeksNice stirr, Mark... ubuntu-spring18:23
nicomachusfrom Mark Shuttleworth blog post18:23
tgm4883Azulflame: nothing official18:23
stevenh@Azulflame: https://insights.ubuntu.com/2017/04/05/growing-ubuntu-for-cloud-and-iot-rather-than-phone-and-convergence/18:23
kostkonKristijanZic, it is real. Relax and give yourself some time to digest the "news"18:23
AzulflameTHE KING IS DEAD. LONG LIVE THE KING!18:23
ReimuHakureiKristijanZic: Canonical is ceasing their development of Unity8 in favor of GNOME3, because they've realized that convergance with ubuntu (the long term plan for unity) isn't going to happen, and that focusing on servers is a better use of their limited resources.18:23
Azulflame-caps18:23
BluesKajking kde18:23
samfreenodeWhy did Canonical invest so much in Unity and then abandon it18:23
baizoni dont understand it too18:24
AzulflameKDE can be a Bishop. LONG LIVE MATE18:24
nicomachusugh, mate18:24
Azulflamesamfreenode, It was never adopted to make it big18:24
Azulflameif they could start it up and let the community handle it, they would have18:24
tgm4883samfreenode: because of the sunk cost fallacy18:24
ReimuHakureisamfreenode: they thought it would succeed at convergance, but it didn't.18:24
samfreenodeReimuHakurei: What will we have to use for convergance now then?18:25
Fingelgnome3 can probably be made to look/act similarly to unity with just a few extensions18:25
OerHeksmaybe the desktop is dead, robots are the future.. https://insights.ubuntu.com/2017/04/04/nexiona-collaborates-with-canonical-and-dell-to-create-miimetiq-edge/18:25
Fingelunity was a mistake from the beginning18:25
ReimuHakureisamfreenode: convergance is probablty not going to happen to a real extent ever18:25
samfreenodeReimuHakurei: Why not?18:25
ReimuHakureifrom what i've seen, the most usable one seems to be the new one on Samsung's phones18:25
Azulflameis wayland/mir/canonical's X replacement dead now?18:25
Azulflamewhichever it was18:25
ReimuHakureiAzulflame: wayland isn't, mir probably is18:25
tgm4883ReimuHakurei: convergence works well enough on windows18:25
Azulflamemir was cononical?18:25
nicomachusAzulflame: they'll stick to wayland, hopefully.18:25
BluesKajthey're going the enterprise route like red hat18:25
nicomachusmir was all canonical and is now dead (thank tux)18:25
ReimuHakureitgm4883: windows will be good when they get the x86 emu on arm working so you can use win3218:26
stevenhMaybe they'll also return to Xfree86!?18:26
BluesKajslimming down , lean and mean18:26
tgm4883ReimuHakurei: you can get x86 tablets18:26
ReimuHakureitgm4883: not for long18:26
ReimuHakureiintel ditched that product line18:26
KristijanZiclinux is officially a monolithic system now :'( Only RedHat and forks :'(18:26
tgm4883ReimuHakurei: intel ditched their i5 line?18:26
ReimuHakureitgm4883: no18:26
ReimuHakureibut the Atoms you find in most tablets18:27
KristijanZictime to start hacking a hackintosh18:27
ReimuHakureiCore M is suitable for tablets as well, but costs more than most consumers will pay18:27
daftykinsthe current Atom Apollo Lakes are quite capable18:27
tgm4883ReimuHakurei: which line are you talking about? I've got an i5 tablet from dell18:27
ReimuHakureitgm4883: which one? Venue 11 Pro?18:27
tgm4883ReimuHakurei: yea18:27
ReimuHakureiis it the i5-4300Y one?18:27
ReimuHakureii want one of those18:27
ReimuHakurei(Venue 11 Pro 7139)18:27
tgm4883yea that's the one18:27
ReimuHakureiyou'll notice a lack of newer tablets similar to that model18:28
ReimuHakurei:/18:28
nicomachus13:27 < johnjohn101> 18.04  name  =  GNOME GOTCHA18:28
nicomachusI like it18:28
ReimuHakureijust like those old 2in1s... my favorite was that old XPS one with the flipping screen inside a frame18:28
FingelKristijanZic: how is linux monolithic? Theres like 50 DE's to choose from. Unity was just one of them18:28
ReimuHakureihttps://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA60G552872718:28
tgm4883Fingel: to channel RMS, Linux is a kernel18:28
BluesKaj50? try 25018:28
ReimuHakureii hate that dell nuked this one18:29
ReimuHakureithat imo was the best design18:29
stevenhI'm really wondering what will be the best GNOME distro18:29
Fingeltgm4883: yea I realize the original comment was bad to begin with, just replying in the same manner18:29
ReimuHakureiI'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Linux, is in fact, systemd/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, systemd plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning systemd system made useful by the systemd corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.18:29
nicomachusno copypasta please, we've seen it all before.18:30
tgm4883ReimuHakurei: don't give Redhat any ideas18:30
nacclol18:30
KristijanZicIs someone going to pick up the development of Unity8 and Mir?18:30
pavlosand I was calling it GNU/linux18:30
tgm4883KristijanZic: I'm not18:30
naccKristijanZic: that would be up to "someone" to do... how would we know?18:30
ReimuHakureiKristijanZic: i think unity8 is likely dead, but i think someone will pick up unity718:31
ReimuHakureimir is 100% dead i think18:31
KristijanZicUnity7 is inheritly bad just like gnome because of gtk18:31
BluesKajwell, I'm leaning more and more towards debian as my main OS18:31
KristijanZicQt is the present and the near future18:31
tgm4883KristijanZic: yuck18:32
ReimuHakureiso unless someone ports unity8 to wayland...18:32
ReimuHakureii dislike both tbh18:32
ReimuHakureiwhy are all crossplatform UI toolkits so bad?18:32
matteo__sure KristijanZic, with that change I'll go back to kde too18:32
KristijanZicReimuHakurei: easier to develop from scratch than to port to wayland18:32
tgm4883BluesKaj: I've thought about that too, but everytime I do I can't come up with a good reason as to Why18:33
ReimuHakureimm, tbh i have no idea the internals of mir/wayland/unity818:33
KristijanZicmatter__: I'll purchase a mac and install FreeBSD, Canonical lost me forever.18:33
KristijanZicmatteo__ ^18:34
naccwow, overreact much18:34
ReimuHakurei...why would you buy apple hardware?18:34
stevenhlol FreeBSD? You think that's going to produce a stable feature rich desktop?18:34
nicomachustgm4883: I like how ubottu answered you there.18:34
ReimuHakureigood luck w/ any hw support on freebsd18:34
AzulflameKristijanZic, we over at #archlinux will accept you18:34
tgm4883nicomachus: it's smart, but not very smart18:34
BluesKajtgm4883, stability, excellent support, networking is easier without nm18:34
ReimuHakureii switched from debian to ubuntu server on my servers18:35
tgm4883BluesKaj: TBF, I've not had stability issues or networking issues with nm18:35
ReimuHakureiubuntu server is great18:35
tgm4883and support is pretty good on Ubuntu too18:35
matteo__i think i'll try kde neon18:35
BluesKajtgm4883, i don't bother with nm or puleaudio and PIM and some other apps that are default18:36
KristijanZicstevenh: Well FreeBSD has a steady development and I hear that the someone is cashing convergence too (or just mobile interface, idk for sure), it has zfs and dtrace.18:36
GreeningGalaxyConvergence on FreeBSD? Dream on...18:37
stevenhKristijanZic: I think FreeBSD might be suitable for use on servers but not a desktop18:37
ReimuHakurei^18:37
ReimuHakureijust because you can doesn't mean it's the best fit.18:37
stevenhKristijanZic: Especially if you want some non-free stuff like games, H264 codecs, proprietary drivers18:37
Azulflameyou can install KDE on BSD18:37
Azulflameso it would be usable18:38
GreeningGalaxywhat generation of KDE? 5?18:38
KristijanZicstevenh: there is an UbuntuBSD project, just needs to be revived imho.18:38
satysinhi18:42
satysinso that is some big news18:42
nicomachusyep.18:46
matteo__what about ubuntu phone users?18:47
matteo__what about ubuntu-sdk, phone app developers18:48
nicomachusget an android.18:48
KristijanZicmatteo__: I have UbuntuPhone, I've learned the sdk etc and now I can trash it. So furious xD18:48
matteo__idem KristijanZic18:49
naccKristijanZic: not different than any other early adopter choice18:49
naccKristijanZic: there was no guarantee of success, afaict18:49
matteo__my trust is lost, I'm going to change completely, far away from canonical18:49
nicomachuswhy18:49
nicomachusbecause you couldn't recognize that it was a failing platform?18:49
KristijanZicnacc: I know but one can't escape a feeling of being scamed big.18:49
blackflowunity8, phone, convergence, mir..... wth, I had to re-check if any time zone on the planet is still at April 1st :)18:50
jbichamatteo__: Canonical has switched directions before - upstart to systemd, gnome2 to unity (Unity was controversial to a lot of people when introduced)18:50
KristijanZicmatteo__: yup, in a few years they'll say they'll abandon the cloud too, better to stay away. I think juju is the first one to go18:51
matteo__yes but you can even use gnome if u want. Tomorrow i'll not be able to keep using my stuff, this is a big drop18:51
matteo__is not a change18:52
matteo__is dropping years of work to the trash18:52
naccKristijanZic: FUD.18:52
naccmatteo__: what?18:52
matteo__i'm just telling this time is a change without leaving free choiches18:53
jbichamatteo__: that happened before with upstart and with gnome218:53
naccmatteo__: what do you mean? unity8 was never released18:54
sveinseso? I'm working in a fairly large company, and it happens from time to time that big changes must be made and everyone wished it didn't have so big cost sunk into it... Move on, future will come anyways18:54
naccmatteo__: so you had to *opt* into using an unreleased project18:54
matteo__nope. You had choiches to use kde, mate gnome OR unity. THis thime you cannot choose Gnome OR unity. It's different.18:56
BernhardPosselthi, is this a joke or for real https://linux.slashdot.org/story/17/04/05/1812232/canonical-killing-unity-for-ubuntu-linux-will-switch-to-the-superior-gnome18:57
matteo__and camon, I'm talking about all the related stuff, it will include also unity 7, ubuntu phone and others things that will not exist anymore. If you want upstart go use it, or you cannot?18:57
matteo__superior my ass18:58
naccmatteo__: what area you talking bout?18:59
naccmatteo__: kde mate gnome are all still available18:59
BernhardPosselti mean i like gnome better but this sounds a bit weird :D18:59
naccmatteo__: and no upstart is no longer available in ubuntu18:59
BernhardPosseltnext ubuntu people are going to drop mir19:00
blackflowBernhardPosselt: they are, according to phoronix.19:00
matteo__nacc its not hard to understand. Drop is a thing, change is another. When they passed to unity gnome is not dead. This time unity and all related stuff will dead19:00
tgm4883matteo__: no, it's just not developed by canonical anymore...19:01
blackflowUnity was the only reason I tried out and liked Ubuntu. If Ubuntu switches back to Gnome, I'll have no reason to use it over, say, Debian testing.19:01
naccmatteo__: i don't know what you're talking about19:02
naccmatteo__: unity8 is what is being dropped by canonical for ubuntu19:02
naccblackflow: no one is stopping you19:02
matteo__i use ubuntu 10 years, i know about that changes. I love Unity. I found GNOME SHELL ugly and unusable without first installing a lot of third party bad mainteined extensions19:03
BernhardPosseltmir was probably secretely meant to push wayland devs19:03
matteo__and from what i know, kubuntu, ubuntu mate and other derivates are not stable as the main release. So i know tha if i'll want stability i'll have to choose ubuntu gnome, or switch far away from canonical19:04
KristijanZiclife sucks (excuse my lang)19:04
tgm4883matteo__: Why wouldn't they be stable?19:05
matteo__hahahaha yeah19:05
ivanmatteo__: it's the same distribution, different package selection19:05
matteo__i'm not going to cry, i'll drink some extra beers19:05
BernhardPosseltim already drinking xD19:06
matteo__good :D19:06
BernhardPosseltto a bright future :D19:06
BernhardPosseltalthough im probably in the wrong chat here :D19:06
daftykinsdrink 'til the penguin is attractive19:06
daftykinsin terms of the DE that is, not any tastes for animals :P19:07
ducasseif M starts looking good it's time to stop :)19:07
ducasse*MATE19:08
daftykinsXD19:08
matteo__never used Mate gtk3, if i'm not wrong i used mate 1.4/1.6 in the past and was a pain in the ass19:09
OerHeksback to kde i guess ..19:09
nicomachusMATE isn't fun. I don't like it much. But it's the best option for the raspberry pi right now19:09
daftykinsdesktop on a Pi o0 wat19:09
matteo__for me gnomeshell is a desperated choice, i mean you can't even refresh your wifi connection without an extension, that today works and tomorrow not19:10
nicomachusdaftykins: gotta run that Plex client19:11
BernhardPosseltmatteo__: been using gnome for years now and never had wifi issues19:11
matteo__who told that i had wifi issues19:11
matteo__pay attention ;)19:11
sveinsematteo__: what? cant refresh wifi connection? I run gnome shell on 16.04, and I have no such problems. Nor have I installed an extension for it19:12
daftykinsnicomachus: Kodi + Plex addon on LibreELEC = done19:12
BernhardPosseltwhat do you mean with refresh wifi then19:12
naccmatteo__: i feel like you're full of FUD :)19:12
naccmatteo__: your single experience is not somehow a global assessment of a project19:12
BernhardPosseltpick up new ssids?19:12
nicomachusdaftykins: and what if I wanna throw a YouTube video up on the big screen?19:12
* nacc roams without issue19:12
daftykinsnicomachus: i use browser addons 'sent to kodi' or on the Nexus 5x i have the Kore remote installed so i select 'send to' -> Kodi and it plays19:13
daftykins*send to kodi19:13
matteo__i mean that https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/905/refresh-wifi-connections/19:13
matteo__maybe you have that installed if you can refresh your wifi19:13
BernhardPosseltim currently using arch and fedora and software seems to work better than on ubuntu, maybe thats the issue matteo__ :D19:13
nicomachusdaftykins: you aren't in lotus are you?19:13
daftykinsnah not right now19:13
daftykinstoo many channels++19:13
nicomachussquoosh?19:13
BernhardPosseltmatteo__: ssids are refreshed in 5-10 seconds usually19:14
daftykinsyip19:14
naccmatteo__: i do not have it installed and it refreshes automatically19:14
nacc(17.04 here)19:14
matteo__idg a fk. i want to tefresh manually and i cannot without that third party extension. You cannot switch your audio channels without another extension.....at the end you need 20/30 extensions to have a normal desktop, that remain ugly19:15
satysinI wonder if 17.10 will ship with GNOME as well as Unity 7?19:15
matteo__sorry for my english guys19:15
satysinSeems risky to jump to GNOME for an LTS19:15
BernhardPosseltyou should not have to refresh manually since it refreshes automatically19:15
matteo__satysin, good point19:15
BernhardPosseltvery quickly19:15
BernhardPosseltas for switching audio channels: what do you mean exactly?19:16
sveinsematteo__: I think it's fine with extensions. Alternative is KDE which is *bloated* since it ships with everything19:16
matteo__google is your friend https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/295/switch-output-audio-devices/19:17
jbichasatysin: it's less risky than jumping to unity8 honestly since most Linux distros have shipped gnome3 for years19:17
satysinjbicha agreed, however it is still a big change and for an LTS it seems strange19:18
satysinpreviously ubuntu have held off on doing big changes in an LTS19:18
jbichathat's why the announcement is now so things can be worked on for 17.10 which is not an LTS19:18
sveinseI like gnome3. I run stock 16.04 version with one (1) extension, frippery bottom panel. #happycamper19:18
BernhardPosselti thought LTSs were intentionally introducing big changes19:18
BernhardPosseltbecause you are stuck with them for another 2 years19:18
daftykins*5 years19:19
matteo__sveinse, nope, check with synaptic, search all extensions installed ;)19:20
BernhardPosseltthe only thing that bugs me is that opening multiple apps is a bit time consuming but im usually using keyboard shortcuts for that19:21
sveinsematteo__: tweak tool sais I have two extensions installed, frippery bottom panel and multi monitor addons (disabled).19:21
nicomachusBernhardPosselt: ubuntu usually introduces new things the release after an LTS19:22
matteo__why not KDE? I would like to hear what do you think about it19:22
nicomachusso 16.1019:22
matteo__ok sveinse, try to switch audio channel or manually refresh the wifi19:22
matteo__you cannot19:22
BernhardPosseltmatteo__: i tried to use kde 4.x seriously a few times19:22
BernhardPosselt4.2, all the way up to 4.919:23
BernhardPosseltalways full of bugs19:23
matteo__i used 3 too, was very ugly lol19:23
BernhardPosseltreally annoying ones19:23
matteo__yep19:23
matteo__agree19:23
BernhardPosseltthen i gave up19:23
matteo__specially the korganizer, kmail19:23
BernhardPosseltnever used kde since19:23
BluesKajdepends on the themes you chose ..not cartooney like gnome, that fugly IMO19:24
matteo__my eyes loved kde 5 plasma19:24
matteo__but never used seriusly19:24
matteo__so idk19:25
sveinseI remember when unity came, when hitting the windows key (or whatever it is called in linux) and being able to read the popup text from the moon / or when drunk...19:25
BernhardPosseltyeah i gave up styling gnome at some point19:26
KristijanZicThis is for farewell https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHG2oizTlpY19:28
daftykinsnasty :P19:28
OerHeksoh, no rick-roll19:29
alkisg(09:43:39 μμ) KristijanZic: alkisg: How is that in any universe a great news? :'( => less diff from debian means better code quality, less bugs, easier patches etc19:30
alkisgI only wish that gnome would still ship a non-compositing environment so that MATE wouldn't be needed either19:30
KristijanZicalkisg: Debian is just bending over to RedHat, there is no freedom anymore here19:31
seolol.19:31
alkisgKristijanZic: debian is a distro, it's not upstream development19:31
alkisgOf course they need to follow upstream19:31
seospot on, systemd hater ;)19:32
matteo__alkisg, theres windows and apple for thi king of thins. ALL THE SAME ;)19:32
matteo__this kind*19:32
matteo__https://twitter.com/L4r1k4/status/84968032343265690519:33
matteo__maybe my cat caused it19:33
DArqueBishop<KristijanZic> alkisg: Debian is just bending over to RedHat, there is no freedom anymore here19:46
DArqueBishopIf your comment was any more dramatic it'd win an acting award.19:46
nicomachuslol19:47
KristijanZicxd19:48
immucan i use foul language19:52
daftykinsnot in here no, but you can use fowl language19:52
daftykinsdamned birds!19:52
nicomachusPIGEON19:53
daftykins;D19:53
nicomachusSTORK19:53
immui am still shocked by this unity news19:53
nicomachusCA-CAAAWWWW19:53
immumy head is still spinning over the news19:53
immuRIP unity819:53
nicomachusgood riddance19:53
immufrom #ubuntu they are sending everyone here19:55
ducassebecause #ubuntu is for technical support19:56
DArqueBishopI tend to agree with nicomachus. Personally, I hated Unity.19:56
nicomachusand getting all suicidal over a DE isn't technical support19:56
nicomachusthat's psychological support19:56
nicomachuswe can't do that either19:56
immugoodnite20:00
curiousxomg, i'm about to cry guys :'(20:25
nicomachusyou'll live20:26
matteo__lol20:26
curiousxi remember using the first unity on my (I believe) Ubuntu 11.0420:26
matteo__do not cry, drink!!20:26
curiousxxD good idea20:26
daftykinsbest to only look forwards in the technology world20:26
naccwow, i had no idea anyone cared this much about anything20:26
curiousxIt was unstable as heck, everybody seems to hate Unity at that time, but i loved it ='(20:27
matteo__me too20:27
OerHeksit is not dead at all. that is what i read.20:28
matteo__:O20:28
curiousxOerHeks: great, most likely the comunity will keep it alive20:28
curiousxAlthough, to be honest i'm a WM user since, idk, a year or so, i use i3 wm, does anyone else in here uses a WM ?20:29
imbezolpersonally i can't believe it took this long. always absolutely hated unity.20:30
imbezolhope to see fully support gnome and kde versions20:30
naccimbezol: huh? gnome ubuntu and kubuntu are "fully supported"20:32
curiousximbezol: Well yeah, i think that will be the good part of this, being Gnome its default shell, they'll contribute more to gnome shell i think20:32
matteo__imbezol, agree for the kde part20:33
imbezolnacc: getting the users off unity will mean a lot more users actually contributing to bug reports and usability reports on the other desktop20:33
naccimbezol: sure, but i don't know what you mean by "fully support gnome and kde versions"20:34
imbezolit's getting back to a good state now.. but there have been pretty sketchy kde offerings20:34
naccimbezol: users are already free to not be off unity20:34
imbezolkde was not what i would call production for quite a while20:34
imbezoland didn't they even drop kubuntu for a short time?20:34
imbezoli seem to recall the community picked it up20:34
platzhirschWhat does that all mean? Gnome 3?20:35
platzhirschI don't get it20:35
matteo__i used opensuse and kde here is very stable20:36
BernhardPosseltmatteo__: but then you have to use opensuse :D20:37
BernhardPosseltyast *cough*20:37
matteo__maybe20:37
naccalso, just so much FUD! again, one user (even if it's your) experience does not define a distribution.20:37
naccand it's all opinions and fluff so far in all the complaints and hand-wringing20:37
naccthe only legitimate point i've seen so far has been about the phone side and ending convergence20:38
naccbut i think the writing was on the wall for that20:38
BernhardPosseltmicrosoft gave up20:38
BernhardPosseltmozilla gave up20:38
matteo__yeah nacc my opinion matters to me ;)20:38
BernhardPosseltandroid surpassed windows20:38
imbezolmy beef with opensuse is that the attempt to abstract absolutely everything. if you want to open a port you have to learn how they cobbled together a firewall system instead of just using iptables20:39
imbezoli like to keep it simple20:39
BernhardPosseltimbezol: same here20:39
BernhardPosseltyou cant use the kde settings20:39
imbezoltheir entire init system is such a mess of scripts.. can't stand it20:39
BernhardPosseltyou need to do it over yast20:39
imbezolyup20:39
DArqueBishopI doubt Microsoft "gave up". Mobile is far too important of a market. Chances are they're just working quietly on a new OS while letting the failure that is Windows Phone die.20:39
imbezolbut... i believe it's the most popular distro across the pond so, must be some good to it too20:40
BernhardPosseltDArqueBishop: they basically killed off all developer investment20:40
BernhardPosselteven if they come out with something new, no one would want to develop for it20:40
imbezolstill think gentoo and arch have/had the best init systems there ever were.. but they fall flat on reliable updates20:40
matteo__well i do not go so deeper in desktop distros, i just use my desktop to do my work, so i just need usability and stability20:41
BernhardPosseltarch works pretty fine :)20:41
imbezolubuntu's pretty decent imo. fairly clean setup20:41
imbezollittle more too it with systemctl20:41
BernhardPosseltfrom time to time you need to execute some commands which are listed in their news blog20:41
curiousxI do use Arch Linux since 1 year and a half20:41
imbezoli like Arch.. but you run into road blocks that have you looking for the solution fairly often20:41
curiousxformely ubunu user :p20:42
BernhardPosseltimbezol: like?20:42
imbezoli really haven't had anything like that from ubuntu in ages20:42
imbezolBernhardPosselt: just open archlinux.org to see the latest20:42
imbezolfront page.. this is broke.. that's brokee.. etc20:42
imbezolsays something when it opens straight to the bug page20:43
BernhardPosseltcheck the date :)20:43
platzhirschdas So Gnome 3 for 18.04? But with other colors or what20:43
naccplatzhirsch: how would we know?20:43
imbezol20170307 ?20:43
naccplatzhirsch: it was announced a handful of hours ago and nothing has changed officially yet20:43
BernhardPosseltits like 5-10 commands in a year that you need to run in order to keep up to date20:43
naccplatzhirsch: also 18.04 isn't even open yet, so just wait20:43
platzhirschI can't.. this is insane.20:43
imbezolanyways... i did like arch.. but they occasionally did things that needed "manual intervention"20:43
matteo__nope, no color, b&w becouse will be a sad distro20:43
platzhirschinsanity20:43
imbezoland some things that were almost show stoppers20:44
naccplatzhirsch: what is insane?20:44
platzhirschBlack and white, oh my god20:44
naccwhy does everyone overreact to this news?20:44
platzhirschprobably not even grayscale20:44
BernhardPosseltnacc: because it sounds too good to be true20:44
imbezolplatzhirsch: the news i have read didn't give any details20:44
platzhirschBiggest regression ever20:44
BernhardPosseltunity might have been a nice desktop but mir should not exist :D20:45
matteo__:D20:45
platzhirschSo, hopes are that open source contributions will now focus more on Gnome 3 and make it actually usable20:45
BernhardPosseltplatzhirsch: exactly20:45
curiousximbezol: Well, idk, i only can tell you that i love Arch, i switched from Ubuntu to cause a post on /r/unixporn, this post: http://imgur.com/a/icEfK20:45
naccFUD. I (and others) use Gnome 3 plenty20:45
naccplease stop trying to make it seem like everythign else than Unity was terrible20:45
naccit's dumb and FUDdy20:45
BernhardPosseltgnome 3 is nice but i want ubuntu helping out20:45
curiousxUbuntu to Arch cause...20:45
BernhardPosselti want ubuntu to focus on wayland to get good driver support20:46
imbezolplatzhirsch: try kubuntu.. find out the other 90% of linux you've been missing20:46
platzhirschimbezol: KDE is ridicilious20:46
drumbug1curiousx - then why are you in #ubuntu-discuss?  Is there an #arch-discuss?20:46
imbezolthat spelling is ridicilious20:46
imbezol:D20:46
platzhirschI know20:46
platzhirschOh the irony20:46
BernhardPosseltdrumbug1: #archlinux-offtopic :)20:46
platzhirschKDE has never evolved beyond KDE 3 unfortuantely, it still has this blueish hackerspace feel to it. Same with Gnome 2320:47
platzhirsch320:47
naccagain, opinions stated as facts20:47
naccso annoying20:47
naccthis is not "high quality"20:47
curiousxdrumbug1: i'm also in #archlinux, and many other places, just came here to discuss about Unity -.-20:47
matteo__you can even install unity in arch20:48
imbezolis there a channel for ubuntu discussion where there aren't a bunch of people who's sole reason for being there is to tell people what they are and are not allowed to discuss?20:48
BernhardPosseltimbezol: use your irc client20:48
platzhirschyeah Arch Linux,.. that would be a great option if I wouldn't have anything else to do the whole day20:48
BernhardPosseltto solve the issue :D20:49
curiousxmatteo__: you can, but it buggy (That is what they say, never tried it)20:49
matteo__imbezol, yeah. go there, say that....LOL20:49
BernhardPosseltplatzhirsch: personally i think it's even less work intensive than ubuntu20:49
BernhardPosseltand a bit more than debian stable20:49
platzhirschOh, is it.20:49
matteo__imbezol, guess they are not used to listen other peole ideas20:49
platzhirschwell, I always assumed you need to configure more20:49
BernhardPosseltubuntu tends to not backport bugfixes20:49
BernhardPosseltand dist-upgrades are time intensive20:50
BernhardPosseltplatzhirsch: you set it up once and then its near 0 maintenance20:50
drumbug1I'll tell the next noob that asks to use Arch instead of Ubuntu because according to this group it's "less work" /s20:50
BernhardPosseltim unsure if its the right distro for a noob20:51
imbezoli don't think it's even about experienced vs noob to be honest20:51
platzhirschso Arch itself doesn't solve the Desktop question20:51
naccBernhardPosselt: FUD!20:51
imbezoli think it's about willingness to fiddle and fix20:51
imbezolubuntu just works.. consistently20:51
naccBernhardPosselt: "ubuntu tends to not backport bugfixes"20:51
imbezolarch requires some time to finagle it into working20:51
BernhardPosseltnacc: they focus on security fixes only20:51
naccBernhardPosselt: no, they don't.20:52
BernhardPosseltso things like audio drivers stay broken20:52
naccBernhardPosselt: you might be confusing the security team with "ubuntu"20:52
BernhardPosseltthats why i actually migrated off ubuntu :D20:52
matteo__imbezol, yeah. My ubuntu 1604lts with unity just rocks20:52
curiousxBernhardPosselt: you went Arch to Ubuntu ?20:52
BernhardPosseltubuntu to arch20:52
curiousxOh!, ok ok20:52
BernhardPosseltbut that was like 4 years ago so i dont know how things are now20:52
naccright, so why even say that?20:53
naccjust ridiculous20:53
curiousxAre quite good pal20:53
* drumbug1 wonders what the ratio of arch to ubuntu users in this room is....20:53
imbezol1 to everyone else?20:53
BernhardPosselti mean fedora is fine too although closed source is a big hassle20:53
drumbug1BernhardPosselt and curiousx both so far. :)20:54
curiousxdrumbug1: idk but conect to #archlinux, you'll see like 1700-1800 users20:54
curiousxlittle bit less than #ubuntu20:54
drumbug1I don't want to talk about arch.  That's why I'm in #ubuntu-discuss :-)20:54
BernhardPosselti thought this was an offtopic channel :D20:54
BernhardPosseltso anything goes20:54
DArqueBishopIt's an Ubuntu discussion channel.20:55
Ben64that would be the offtopic channel20:55
Ben64this is -discuss20:55
DArqueBishopThe offtopic channel is #ubuntu-offtopic.20:55
BernhardPosseltoh, interesting20:55
drumbug1"This is a channel for high quality on-topic non-support discussions about Ubuntu"20:55
naccor just read the topic20:55
naccbe a reasonably good netizen20:55
BernhardPosseltmy bad then :)20:55
drumbug1the "on-topic" means ON-TOPIC20:55
matteo__DArqueBishop, we are all talking about ubuntu, comparing it to other distros.20:55
imbezolit will be interesting to see the results of running a main desktop manager that's in line with other distros20:56
imbezolmay lead to more rapid feature inclusion20:56
imbezolplus with ubuntu's userbase.. i was sad to see them take all those users out of the pool when they went to unity20:57
BernhardPosselti suppose things might get better for both sides20:57
Ben64you don't have to use unity to use ubuntu20:57
curiousxYeah! at that time, Mint comunity grew like heck :p20:57
Ben64too bad mint is awful20:57
imbezoli think the alt-20:57
BernhardPosseltubuntu devs will improve gnome and dont have to maintain unity on their own20:57
imbezoli think the alt-ubuntu versions probably grew too20:58
drumbug1agree20:58
matteo__yeah i bet too ubuntu is losing a lot with that move20:58
BernhardPosseltmaintaining software is hard and so is fixing bugs20:58
curiousxAnd so i guess Wayland will lead \m/-_-\m/20:59
BernhardPosseltif people like unity they will surely continue to work on it or fork it20:59
curiousxBernhardPosselt: yup, that's the beautifullness of free software (as in freedom, not beer RMS)21:00
MenzadorI still can't believe my eyes about Ubuntu going back to GNOME.21:02
curiousxMenzador: xD21:02
BernhardPosseltthe thing is mir should have died long ago21:02
MenzadorAgreed. However, Unity was an awesome concept.21:03
BernhardPosseltso it felt like ubuntu is determined to keep it21:03
BernhardPosseltthen all of a sudden ubuntu drops mir and unity21:03
BernhardPosseltand april 1st was in reach21:04
imbezoleveryone knows mir crashes back to earth21:04
BernhardPosseltlol21:04
MenzadorSo for 17.10, are we still shipping Unity 7?21:04
naccMenzador: 17.10 isn't open yet, so unclear21:04
imbezoli would be surprised if unity wasn't in 18.04 as an option21:04
Menzadornacc: Fair enough.21:04
MenzadorWhat would be cool is a niche fork21:05
naccimbezol: i would be surprised if it was, it owuld mean support until 2023 for unity21:05
platzhirschyeah21:05
imbezolnacc: there's lots of stuff that's not really supported21:05
platzhirschjust looked at Gnome 3, again oh god21:05
naccimbezol: i don't know what you're talking about21:05
imbezolnacc: you can install enlightenment or openbox in 16.0421:06
naccand those are supported21:06
MenzadorNow that Bodhi forked Enlightenment we could have "Ebuntu"21:06
curiousxi liked Unity, all its version, but i always liked me more gnome shell21:06
imbezolnacc: so you're telling me that every piece of software in the repo is supported?21:07
platzhirschThere's also Cinnamon. Wow, where do all these distros take their color palette from21:07
naccimbezol: yes21:07
imbezolnacc: what kind of support are you talking about?21:07
naccimbezol: you can file bugs, and if someone cares to fix it, they will21:07
platzhirschYes, let's make it green, we're in the matrix. No, we're blue, hackers live forever21:07
naccjust like any other open source project21:07
BernhardPosseltimbezol: did you read https://what.thedailywtf.com/topic/15001/enlightened21:07
imbezolnacc: so you don't think that'll be the case for unity?21:07
naccimbezol: i don't know, it's in main currently, so i think it will drop from there to universe, at least21:08
OerHekssupported is a wide range, canonical supported, community supported ..21:08
naccif i had to guess21:08
imbezolnacc: i would be super surprised if unity is not in the repo of 18.0421:08
naccOerHeks: good point21:08
implitewhy cant we get a version that has multiple gui that we can choose from that offer more support for other interfaces?21:08
naccimbezol: you're right, it might be in the repo21:08
imbezolimplite: they're all like that21:09
naccimplite: we have that already with the desktop metapackages21:09
tgm4883implite: we have that already21:09
impliteah ok im a noob21:09
implitelol21:09
drumbug1imbezol: I think if unity is dropped from 18.04 the official line will be "we're supporting Unity on 16.04 until 2021"21:09
imbezoldrumbug1: yeah exactly21:09
imbezolit's not like they're going to delete the git when 18.04 comes out :D21:10
drumbug1that "spin" makes it sound like they aren't leaving unity users in the dust (though they are!)21:10
drumbug1imbezol: right!  :)21:10
tgm4883drumbug1: spin?21:10
BernhardPosselthowever motivation to work on it will be low21:10
drumbug1I don't mean anything negative... just saying that's how press releases are written21:10
MenzadorLol, what is this, Fedora? :)21:10
BernhardPosseltsince it will all be dropped anyways21:10
curiousxok guys, nice to discuss here, cya21:10
platzhirschThey're going to anihilate every trace of Unity.21:10
platzhirschThat's what's going to happen21:10
drumbug1well... i haven't checked the license... but i'm guessing it's a license that will allow a fork and it will show up somewhere other than launchpad21:11
BernhardPosseltshould be easy since its all CLAd right?21:11
drumbug1..so I wouldn't call that annihilated.21:12
platzhirschMaybe, or maybe everything will be locked down with copyright and deleted.21:12
platzhirschWho knows. Nothing is certain anymore.21:12
BernhardPosseltplatzhirsch: you shouldnt be so negative :)21:12
MenzadorWe'll just have to wait and see.21:13
platzhirsch:(21:13
imbezolyou're likely using gnome for half of what you do already anyways21:13
platzhirschimbezol: you're not my real mom21:13
drumbug1according to https://launchpad.net/unity it's GPL, LGPL21:14
MenzadorI'm not. I'm on Ubuntu MATE. MATE forked ALL of GNOME 2.21:14
drumbug1so they can't "copyright and delete"21:14
platzhirschCanonical is powerful.21:14
matteo__canonical chooses ROS, cloud and IOT....and leaves unity.....this is the rise of the machines starting? ;)21:14
platzhirschOkay I stop now, sorry, I am in a funny mood.21:14
drumbug1platzhirsh: ....?21:14
platzhirschEverything will be fine, in general I appreciate change like this.21:14
platzhirschChanges the powerlaw21:14
platzhirschAs long as it's Linux, and I am on a ThinkPad and not Mac, everything is well..21:15
matteo__w540 here ;)21:16
OerHeksmatteo__, yes, meet MIIMETIQ Edge >>  https://insights.ubuntu.com/2017/04/04/nexiona-collaborates-with-canonical-and-dell-to-create-miimetiq-edge/21:16
imbezolw530 beside me21:16
imbezolHostname: destrier - OS: Linux 4.4.0-62-generic/x86_64 - Distro: Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS - CPU: 8 x Intel Core i7-3630QM (1795.031 MHz) - Processes: 319 - Uptime: 8d 6h 41m - Users: 2 - Load Average: 1.08 - Memory Usage: 1867.26MB/23684.12MB (7.88%) - Disk Usage: 246.32GB/679.17GB (36.27%)21:17
matteo__wow21:17
imbezolbeauty of ubuntu, and linux in general.. is that same install has been upgraded all the way since 9.x and put into multiple different laptops over the years21:18
impliteam I right for saying to people that most things AMD work well on linux?21:18
imbezolHostname: castle - OS: Linux 4.4.0-66-generic/x86_64 - Distro: Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS - CPU: 16 x AMD Ryzen 7 1700 Eight-Core (1550.000 MHz) - Processes: 366 - Uptime: 3d 3h 58m - Users: 1 - Load Average: 0.87 - Memory Usage: 3758.72MB/32166.65MB (11.69%) - Disk Usage: 1020.14GB/1619.07GB (63.01%)21:18
BernhardPosseltimplite: kinda depends :)21:18
imbezol^ AMD desktop.. kicks ass :D21:18
BernhardPosseltthe foss driver is great but slow and a bit buggy21:18
nicomachus!language | imbezol21:19
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imbezoli don't use the FOSS driver myself21:19
imbezolrunning a Radeon 280x right now.. but looking at an rx 480 this weekend21:20
impliteI think that AMD offer more drivers and support for everything in linux compared to other hardware places21:20
imbezoli have quite a number of AMD systems on Ubuntu and i've always been pretty happy21:21
implitethats what im thinking also21:21
imbezolboth Radeon and Nvidia have had some issues over the years but they're usually solved fairly quickly21:21
imbezolsometimes bleeding edge is tough21:21
matteo__actually nvidia in 1604 have an unresolved very old bug21:22
matteo__blank windows borders on resume21:22
imbezoloh really21:22
BernhardPosseltmatteo__: which would be resolved without an issue on rolling release :)21:22
imbezolyeah i can't recall what it was but there was an nvidia bug that was around when i upgraded and i went with Radeon because of it21:23
imbezolmy w530 actually has some nastiness with using an external monitor. it has the intel and nvidia chips.. and it uses the intel to save power.. but the intel can't drive the external21:24
imbezolmakes for a mess21:24
matteo__cannot use cuda, cntk gpu, tensorflow gpu and so on  with radeon21:24
matteo__maybe i'm not able to21:24
imbezolfor mining?21:24
imbezolthere's a radeon equivalent tho21:24
imbezolname escapes me but it was actually better than cuda for quite some time.. haven't looked recently21:25
impliteshaders is cuda in radeon i thought21:25
implitemaybe im confused?21:25
daftykinsyou are :>21:25
matteo__tensorflow and cntk gpu version will work with it? idk...21:25
daftykinsthink it was opencl?21:26
imbezolcgminer for radeon21:26
implitewell doesnt radeon have something like cuda21:26
daftykinsyes, opencl21:26
impliteahh ok21:26
matteo__i think i used it with hashcat, very bad  compared to cuda results21:26
imbezolcgminer does twice the hash/s as cudaminer21:27
imbezolwith latest hardware21:27
impliteI think it works in a different way though so its hard to compare to cuda21:27
matteo__i use it for simple ml, nl mostly21:27
matteo__and data analisys21:28
impliteim trying to learn more about it with opengl and python21:28
implitehaven't got into opencl yet21:28
matteo__are you a game developer?21:29
impliteim a noob just learning and playing around trying to educate my self21:29
imbezollooks like radeons are much better supported for john as well21:29
imbezolhaven't used hashcat much21:29
matteo__implite, all strats here21:30
implitewhat is strats?21:30
implitestarts?21:31
matteo__aorry, i meant starts21:31
implitehaha thought so21:31
matteo__maybe they all start* is better21:32
matteo__:D21:32
implitepeople mining bitcoins with this cudaminer then?21:33
matteo__here in italy they will loose all21:33
matteo__energy costs a lot21:34
impliteseems like you would need a whole building of computers to even make it worth anything21:34
matteo__yeah21:34
implitenn that21:34
impliteI remember once in the army they had over 300+ ps3 hooked up for some cool stuff21:36
imbezolgenerally you mine an alt-coin with a regular computer21:36
imbezolsomething like litecoin21:36
imbezolthen you trade it for btc later21:36
imbezolbut.. the days of profit on that are long gone21:36
imbezoldifficulties are high enough now that you need purpose built ASICs to even hope for a positive return21:37
matteo__yep21:38
imbezolonly way you might turn a bit of profit is if you're using existing equipment rather than having to buy it, and you rent somewhere with utilities included so you don't pay the power bill21:38
matteo__and change state whell bills come home21:39
matteo__:D21:39
impliteI bet that guy that is renting that stuff will be bought out fast21:42
implitelol21:42
impliteHmm might be more profit in renting the stuff to the person to do it with?21:43
impliteI love how malleable linux is "imbezol> you can rely on the fact that everything will change always"21:48
matteo__implite, like suse simbol21:51
matteo__chamaleon21:51
impliteI have a nice old version of a free cd that ubuntu mailed to me for free once ;)21:57
impliteill have to check the version but im thinking its like 7 or something lol21:58
impliteI think ill try it on a vm machine just to see what will happen haha22:00
daftykins:)22:00
james1is unity will dissapear or is an april fools joke?23:27
naccjames1: not a joke23:27
daftykinsit's not the 1st of april anymore.23:27
Bashing-omjames1: Not a joke , What will result we will have to await and see .23:28
james1well I like gnome a lot. I like unity too23:29
Bashing-omjames1: We can anticipate that unity will go to community support . If ya like it support it .23:31
acheron-awell gnome is a good fall-back, well supported infrastructure and apps23:37
acheron-ai was starting to like Unity23:37

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