[02:16] i think about the years of development that went into Unity [02:16] and how that could have all gone to making Gnome so much better [02:16] what an incredible waste of resources [02:19] now we are stuck with wayland and systemd [05:07] Tuesday now and off to bed \o [07:42] Good morning [13:22] sad news, Krita is dutch troubles .. https://krita.org/en/item/krita-foundation-in-trouble/ === lordievader is now known as Guest83465 [14:05] Yeah I saw that on Hacker News and sent them a few euro. They made the HN front page so I imagine that might raise a lot of funds. Hopefully. [14:06] see the importance of a good business/legal/tax plan [15:18] * nacc wonders if we should update the !unity faq [15:18] !unity [15:18] Unity is the default UI since Ubuntu 11.04. Unity is a shell for GNOME. see http://unity.ubuntu.com. For a GNOME 2-like experience, see !notunity [15:18] as that is no longer true :) [15:32] nacc, yes, good idea, though anybody that wonders about unity knows the story [15:32] oerheks: yep :) [19:06] oerheks: Has the greater patience than I this day :) [19:07] how would *you* help someone with sparse info? [19:08] no info? then you want no answer :-D [19:08] i have these lines ready for such nerds [19:08] wild guess, he is on 16.10 [19:10] i am wrong, 16.04 hwe [19:12] Uh Huh .. and behind . When we get to it . make sure the universe repo is enabled :) [19:16] enable all, but proposed [19:17] lets see how much snaps one can install ... [19:18] http://paste.ubuntu.com/25221865/ [19:18] is there a limit? [19:20] oerheks: I just am not that adventurous that I want to investigate snap . Thus far all fine with the traditional repo :) Even though you work hard on snap and snaps "might" be the future . [20:10] oerheks: i don't think there'd be any limit; maybe # of mounts a user can do, but i think the ubuntu kernel has that bumped anyways [20:11] It would be an interesting number .. [20:11] sorry, you can only install 9999 snaps ... [20:12] no way to find out then, just 2000 snaps in that list [20:16] heh, yeah === JanC_ is now known as JanC