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Bashing-omTo all a good night o/04:30
ducassegood morning06:00
lordievaderGood morning06:24
ducassehi lordievader, all well?06:25
lordievaderYes, doing good here. How are you?06:27
jinkBRILLIANT, THANKS FOR ASKING.06:29
jinkMorning, kids. :)06:29
ducasseall good here as well.06:29
ducasse\o jink06:29
lordievaderHey jink06:37
lordievaderGood to hear :)06:37
BluesKajHey folks11:39
=== JanC_ is now known as JanC
Bashing-omWe do Monday support :)18:14
oerheksYes. the more experienced trolls :-D18:30
Bashing-omAlways that 10% - upper and lower .. we take the bad with the good and move on along :)18:33
=== kostkon_ is now known as kostkon
brunchjust installed gnome-session-flashback19:35
brunchpretty good19:35
brunchbut I wonder if the update broke gnome-accounts or if it was the session19:36
daftykinsi think a friend who is trying to hold onto the past uses that :>19:38
brunchit's quite alright, there's shortcuts for snapping windows19:38
leftyfbI've been using flashback for years19:38
brunchwhat I miss is super-a applicationname19:39
nacctoo many ridiculous users today19:39
daftykinsnacc: oh?19:40
naccone got quite pissed off at leftyfb :)19:40
brunchalt-f2 is a good application launcher though19:40
naccfor havinng installed eclipse from source because someone in #ubuntu told them to and leftyfb telling them that was unsupported19:41
brunchif you know the executable name19:41
leftyfb;)19:41
leftyfbbrunch: I use gnome-do19:41
brunchgnome-do?19:41
brunchwotsdat19:41
leftyfbbrunch: it's a launcher I use19:43
daftykinsall the cool kids clearly stick to packages19:43
brunchdoes that require me to click?19:44
* brunch grimaces in disgust19:44
leftyfbbrunch: negative19:46
leftyfbsuper+space -> type: firefox -> hit enter19:47
brunchbut that's equal to alt-f2 firefox19:47
brunchor fir\t19:47
leftyfbbrunch: only if you know the binary name19:48
brunchI actually like gnome3 quite much19:48
brunchI just despise mutter19:48
leftyfbbrunch: yes, but we were talking about gnome-session-flashback19:49
brunchah yes, the multi-desktop is well done19:49
brunchjust the way I like it19:49
brunchalt-tabbing among applications works immediatly19:50
brunchmetacity gives fantastic performance19:50
brunchisn't mate the continuation of this DE?19:50
oerheksthat firefox 52 story ..19:51
oerheksjust walked by19:51
leftyfboerheks: you missed the eclipse one. That one was better.19:52
oerheksi caused the eclips issue with ubuntu-make ..19:52
oerheksyeah, i ruined many servers and desktops..19:53
leftyfbjeezus, I thought the eclipse was last month20:01
oerheks5 more days .. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iC_W273I2CU20:02
leftyfbwtf20:03
daftykinsleftyfb: can you ease up on the language in here, please?20:05
oerheksIt is just a constellation20:05
daftykinsobfuscated or not20:05
leftyfboh right20:07
leftyfb:/20:07
daftykinsi myself enjoy replacing all religious names with 'Tux' :)20:09
_Anna_What's the difference between Oracle's VirtualBox and its ubuntu version?22:05
nacc_Anna_: dunno, read the changelog?22:06
nacc_Anna_: i assume oracle's is not free22:07
daftykinsdidn't they use some kind of proprietary driver for USB too?22:07
_Anna_So it's not completly open source? is that why ubuntu guys made their own version?22:08
oerhekstake a read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox/Installation22:08
nacc_Anna_: it's not their own version22:08
oerhekslicensing22:08
nacc_Anna_: please do some basic research :)22:08
daftykinslike even a google22:11
nacc_Anna_: and i don't mean that rudely, but it feels like you didn't look at what is in both optionns22:11
oerheksi would go for KVM, when your guest is linux22:12
oerheksmuch more reliable22:12
naccyep, it's pretty easy to use22:12
Bashing-om\o EriC^^  .22:12
_Anna_Well, you're wrong. I have searched and I even asked on oracle's chat, but they refused to say.22:12
naccand if you dont need VMs but containers, LXD is really handy22:12
nacc_Anna_: oracle refused to tell you what is in their software?22:12
nacc_Anna_: so how are we supposed to know?22:13
oerheks_Anna_, wrong? ... you claim they don't answer, so you are trolling22:13
oerheks:-D22:13
oerheks /ignore22:13
_Anna_They refused to accept it as theirs. They say it's a fork.22:14
_Anna_I'm talking about the one someone can get from Software Center vs the one from their site.22:14
nacc_Anna_: do you understand the Debian Free Software Guidelines?22:14
nacc_Anna_: or what a distribution is/does?22:15
_Anna_Yes nacc. Do you always treat others like they are stupid?22:16
nacc_Anna_: if you understand the above, then I don't understand what you're asking at all22:16
daftykinsit was definitely accurate in this instance22:16
nacc_Anna_: a) Debian repackages the upstream tarball because the raw orig tarball violates DFSG. b) a distribution's published version is by definition a fork, as it's from some point in time in the past.22:17
nacc_Anna_: you can see what is in a given srcpkg by `pull-lp-source <pkgname> <version>` if you want22:18
oerhekssudo lxc-create -t download -n u1 -- -d ubuntu -r artful -a amd6422:19
naccoerheks: that's old :)22:19
naccoerheks: lxc launch ubuntu-daily:artful22:19
naccoerheks: lxc vs. lxd22:20
nacclxc- are lxc; `lxc ` are lxd22:20
naccoerheks: don't bother learning lxc1 if you don't need to :)22:20
oerheksthanks, that is where i got flabbergasted.22:20
naccand you don't need sudo that way :)22:20
naccthere are three remotes by defaults (ubuntu: for released versions; ubuntu-daily: for daily builds; and images: for the rest (e.g., debian, fedora)22:21
oerhekslxc-destroy -n u122:21
naccoerheks: :)22:21
oerheksDone, sir.22:21
naccoerheks: and you can of course give your containers names (just after the image)22:21
naccoerheks: and there are shortcuts/aliases (e.g., ubuntu:x is the same as ubuntu:xenial)22:22
oerheksYeah, best thing is to do it with stable xenial.22:22
naccoerheks:  we just add lxd building support to `git ubuntu`22:22
naccoerheks: and i use it multiples times a day -- feel free to ask if you get stuck :)22:23
oerheksI need a course ... can i somehowe invite you to do that? i will find 10 users or so..22:23
naccheh22:23
nacci think stefan has done talks online22:23
nacc(the lxd maintainer)22:23
nacci don't use it heavily enough to justify explainning it -- but i can explain the basics of using it and then it's just ... use it :)22:24
_Anna_I don't care if it is considered a fork or not. And I can't read the code. I'm not a developer or something. I'm a user trying to decide which one to install and why! Someone from the ubuntu team took VirtualBox from Oracle, changed something (oracle guys say they don't know what is changed by ubuntu guys) and then put it on Software Center. Take a look. It says "by ubuntu", not "by Oracle". So the question is: What is changed?22:25
nacc_Anna_: read the changelog22:26
nacc_Anna_: as i said?22:26
_Anna_There is no changelog?22:26
nacc...22:26
nacc_Anna_: `apt changelog virtualbox`22:27
nacc_Anna_: also, none of this is really for this channel22:27
nacc_Anna_: i think you wanted #ubuntu22:27
nacc_Anna_: and again, I feel like you don't undestand what a distribution is? no one "from the ubuntu team" took virtualbox from oracle. 1) debian is the upstream for ubuntu's packages, not oracle. 2) all distributions (except rolling ones) freeze the versions when they do a release. That's what a distribution *is*.22:28
oerheksthe difference is clear...22:29
_Anna_That command would give me the changes from an older version of the original program to a newer version or the original program. It wouldn't give the changes from the original program to the fork.22:29
nacc_Anna_: if you want ubuntu support, use the ubuntu package, if you want oracle's support, use the oracle support22:29
nacc_Anna_: *what* original program?22:29
nacc_Anna_: if you want to see the differences between the upstream base tarball and the srcpkg, you'll have to read the code.22:29
_Anna_original = the one from Oracle's site. oracle's guys insist the one on Software Center is a fork. [for which they know nothing(!) about]. Sorry if I'm not using the correct terminology. I'm saying what I've been told.22:31
_Anna_I was only wondering if there are more or less features and of what kind.22:33
daftykinssounds a lot like a support query to me22:39
_Anna_sounds like a fork that it doesn't have to exist?22:43
nacc_Anna_: ENOPARSE, that question doesn't make sense to me22:44
_Anna_I don't know what enoparse means.22:50
nacc_Anna_: i didn't parse your question.22:51
daftykinshow is this query not wrapped up already...22:55
oerheks "Error: Not Parsed" (or "Sorry, I didn't understand that.")22:57
_Anna_let's wrap it up then, daftykins Is support (and where you get it) the only difference? And if yes, then why the ubuntu version still exists if offers practically zero?23:00
daftykinslet's rewind a bit, are you asking this because you tried to get help in its' official channel and they denied it citing "it's ubuntu flavoured! ask them!"23:01
nacc_Anna_: did you read /topic? this isn't the support channel.23:02
oerheksDo you need usb2.0 support/pci pass-through? no, use the open source one..23:03
_Anna_No, I'm asking for support! I've tried both, saw no difference, kept the official and it's working fine now. I just don't understand what is the use of the ubuntu version. The default package manager of ubuntu-mate, Software Boutique, offers the official version straight from oracle's site. I think there is no point in Software Center not doing the same.23:05
nacc_Anna_: you're asking for support in the non-support channel?23:06
_Anna_I'm not* asking for support23:06
oerheksLoLz23:06
oerheksare you drunk ?23:06
_Anna_NOT23:06
nacc_Anna_: ok, you claimed to understand the DFSG earlier23:06
nacc_Anna_: that is the answer as to why there is an Ubuntu version that is not identical to Oracle's.23:07
_Anna_You don't even understand what I'm saying and you call me drunk? wtf! Are you always that stupid AND rude?!23:08
oerheksYes and Yes. Why are you not reading answers given?23:09
nacc_Anna_: is your question really why is there an ubuntu version of anything?23:09
nacc_Anna_: because that's how it reads right now23:09
daftykins_Anna_: 10 minutes without a response, instead you're fighting :( what a shame23:10
oerhekslet's discuss this :-D23:13
naccthey have resorted to PM insntead23:17
* oerheks waits for the ban23:17
daftykinswowzer23:17
daftykinsi'd just like to highlight my favourite bit: "I've tried both, saw no difference, kept the official and it's working fine now"23:47
daftykins'no difference' ... 'working fine now'23:47
kenrinIf there is no difference there wouldn't be two versions23:48
naccfwiw, this might end up being a policy violation by mate :)23:50
naccturns out there is a special welcome app in mate that may enable 3rd party repos by default23:50
nacci'm d/l'ing the iso to see23:50
daftykinskenrin: you have too much faith in FOSS23:51
daftykinsnacc: :O scandal23:51
kenrinNah.  I didn't say useful differences,  even a name change is a difference and happens all the time23:51
daftykins:>23:52
daftykinsg'night \o23:52
pauljwgnite daftykins23:53

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