[02:48] <lotuspsychje> good morning
[04:22] <oxfuxxx> ahoy.
[04:23] <oxfuxxx> what's going on in .be lotuspsychje?
[04:23] <oxfuxxx> covid curfew?
[07:17] <marcoagpinto> Heya
[08:30] <ducasse> good morning
[08:37] <razzd777> goddamn my cat walked over my keyboard and caused absolute havoc
[10:13] <oxfuxxx> Yo.
[10:13] <oxfuxxx> marcoagpinto: here's a slurm mug for you [_P
[10:13] <oxfuxxx> it should even better than kola!
[10:14] <oxfuxxx> +taste
[10:14] <marcoagpinto> :)
[10:14] <oxfuxxx> :]
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[17:31] <ELQEYNN> mannequin ...
[17:31] <mannequin> what's up, ELQEYNN 
[17:33] <ELQEYNN> I was wondering, did the philosophy of "humanity for everyone" or "humanity closer to each other"  help, in developing software?
[17:33] <mannequin> i think it might be good for anything
[17:34] <mannequin> does not matter if that line of code was made by a black or a white person
[17:34] <ELQEYNN> good for software developing ... and good for anything else that people want to do?
[17:35] <mannequin> well if everyone was following this philosophy there would be peace on earth
[17:35] <leftyfb> ELQEYNN: what are you getting at here exactly?
[17:35] <mannequin> of course there are people that don't want this
[17:36] <ELQEYNN> Would Christianity be the same kind of philosophy?
[17:36] <leftyfb> ELQEYNN: please stop
[17:37] <mannequin> well, if everyone followed what Jesus used to say there would be peace on earth too
[17:39] <ELQEYNN> or L. Ron Hubbard?
[17:39] <mannequin> however, people are divided 
[17:39] <leftyfb> ELQEYNN: stop
[17:39] <Maik> please read the rules and guidelines. Religion, politics etc aren't allowed in the channel
[17:39] <Maik> channels*
[17:41] <ELQEYNN> sorry ... but I was asking about the development of ubuntu ... Yesterday, mannequin gave me a good orientation about how the word "ubuntu" developed in African cultures.
[17:42] <ELQEYNN>  
[17:42] <mannequin> yeah, that's african for "getting along and helping eachother"
[17:42] <leftyfb> ELQEYNN: you were given several links to explain how the word "ubuntu" relates to the open source project. Go read them. Nobody here is going to go into a deep discussion around the philosophy around it with you
[17:43] <mannequin> being a human to another human
[17:46] <ELQEYNN> Now for another discussion thread: I'm running into a problem. Some hardware vendors believe that Linux is just a hobbyist curiosity and not worth bothering with. My laptop is messed up, because the WiRi AX1675 card won't work with the Linux WiFi drivers.
[17:47] <leftyfb> ELQEYNN: support is in #ubuntu
[17:48] <leftyfb> that said, as of 6 months ago, Intel has said there are no drivers for that yet: https://community.intel.com/t5/Wireless/Wifi-not-showing-up-in-Ubuntu-21-04-on-laptop-with-Killer-AX1675/td-p/1297466
[17:52] <ELQEYNN> They haven't been able to help me. The Dell tech assistance doesn't want to help me. After I put a WiFi adapter in, it not only didn't work. The ethernet no longer works; and nobody can help me with htat either.
[17:52] <ELQEYNN> I think that you all should be concerned with the attitude toward Linux that this experience shows.
[17:53] <leftyfb> ELQEYNN: we are not Dell nor Intel
[17:53] <leftyfb> ELQEYNN: if you'd like support with getting your ethernet working in Ubuntu, feel free to /join #ubuntu and ask for help there
[17:55] <Maik> sigh
[17:56] <leftyfb> Maik: we know
[22:24] <Jeremy31> ELQEYNN: Best bet is to email Intel Linux wifi devs at linuxwifi@intel.com
[22:36] <oerheks> dell and  WiFi AX1675 card ..?
[22:38] <oerheks> but he is running suse :-D
[22:42] <Jeremy31> That community.intel.com post is wrong as I know for certain that Intel Killer wifi is supported in Linux
[22:46] <oerheks> yes, from 5.10 and up..
[22:49] <Jeremy31> In 5.4
[22:51] <Jeremy31> About 35 listings in the source code
[22:53] <Jeremy31> https://termbin.com/luoo