[01:26] <GWild> I'm running 10.04 LTS w/ NVidia video and chipset.
[01:26] <GWild> My video resolution will not go higher than 640x480
[01:26] <GWild> any ideas/
[01:26] <GWild> any ideas?
[01:29] <szal> GWild: sudo glxinfo | grep -i render
[01:31] <GWild> szal: hmm, glxinfo not installed
[01:31] <GWild> let me install it
[01:33] <GWild> szal: What am I looking for?
[01:33] <szal> GWild: where?
[01:33] <GWild> szal: in the glxinfo output
[01:34] <szal> GWild: that what comes up w/ the grep pipe, that isn't there for nothing ;)
[01:35] <GWild> szal: Let me rephrase.  What it the output of the glxinfo command supposed to tell me?
[01:36] <szal> GWild: let me rephrase: the above line I gave you is _one_ command
[01:36] <GWild> szal: I understand that and I have run the command
[01:36] <szal> that should output a handful of lines, and it won't be too hard to put them on a pastebin, I guess ^^
[01:37] <GWild> understood
[01:38] <GWild> szal: http://pastebin.com/KZwDbz1F
[01:39] <szal> GWild: that answers the question whether the system is actually using the nVidia driver with 'yes'
[01:40] <GWild> ok
[01:40] <szal> GWild: did you run 'nvidia-settings'?
[01:41] <GWild> szal: Yes.  It will allow setting 320x240 and 640x480.
[01:43] <szal> sounds a bit unlikely for a GF7..
[01:43]  * szal would at that point suggest trying to boot with 'edd=on' as additional boot parameter
[01:44] <GWild> ok.  I'll try that.  Thanks for the input.
[01:44] <szal> if that fixes it, put that parameter in /etc/default/grub in the line that starts with 'GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=' and run 'sudo update-grub'
[01:45] <GWild> ok
[01:59] <commodore64> I tried installing kubuntu over ubuntu 11.04 but when I rebooted I got fatal IO error 11. Can anyone help with this?
[02:00]  * szal wouldn't try running *buntu on a C64 :D
[02:00] <commodore64> *facepalm*
[02:02] <commodore64> "Fatal Server error: Server is already active for display 0 If this server is no longer running, remove /tmp/.XO-lock and start again.
[02:27] <Walzmyn> I've got everything in CUPS set to have one printer to default, but the other printer keeps coming up everytime I try to print, I have to select the printer I want.
[05:04] <LINKSWORD2> Good day, all....
[05:09] <LINKSWORD2> So... Who all is here?
[05:10] <LINKSWORD2> $ns
[05:10] <LINKSWORD2> D'oh!
[05:22] <joedj_> hey folks. i'm on kubuntu 9.04 and my repos have disappeared. can anyone suggest the simplest way to update to something that still exists, without losing my stuff?
[05:24] <joedj_> or, can anyone tell me what the GUI package manager I likely have installed is?
[05:26] <joedj_> ah damnit, found kpackagekit but it can't update from jaunty to lucid :(
[05:32] <LINKSWORD2> Hmm.... Hang on.
[05:33] <LINKSWORD2> 9.04 is Karmic, is it not?
[05:34] <joedj_> i don't think so. 9.10 is Karmic
[05:34] <LINKSWORD2> Ok.
[05:34] <LINKSWORD2> Let's open up the system terminal.
[05:34] <LINKSWORD2> You likely have Konsole, I believe.
[05:34] <joedj_> sure
[05:35] <joedj_> (i'm not a noob, i just don't use the GUI much and i don't have e.g. menus, so I can't follow instructions like "Start System/Administration/Update Manager" (from the wiki))
[05:36] <LINKSWORD2> OK.
[05:36] <LINKSWORD2> I'm trying to figure this out from a non-GUI perspective.
[05:36] <LINKSWORD2> Let's see what I can do for you.
[05:36] <joedj_> thanks =P
[05:37] <joedj_> i'm a bit hesitant to just change my apt sources to something newer and do a dist-upgrade...
[05:37] <LINKSWORD2> I would, honestly.
[05:38] <LINKSWORD2> I started out with 9.10, and began looking at the newer distros online, in various preview pages, etc.
[05:38] <LINKSWORD2> From there, I decided to download 10.10 and then upgrade via CD at that point.
[05:39] <joedj_> i was quite excited to hear that ubuntu was going to switch to rolling releases (as reported by e.g. slashdot), turns out it wasn't true :(
[05:39] <LINKSWORD2> Once I got my network working properly, I was able to upgrade to 11.04 via the link in the system notifier.
[05:39] <LINKSWORD2> Anyway... Skipping ahead.
[05:40] <LINKSWORD2> !update
[05:41] <joedj_> ubottu: those instructions don't really help me
[05:41] <joedj_> ugh =P
[05:42] <LINKSWORD2> lol
[05:42] <LINKSWORD2> joedj_: I submitted the request for those instructions.
[05:42] <LINKSWORD2> Did you follow either of the links provided?
[05:43] <joedj_> yes, but they only really provide comic relief :)
[05:43] <joedj_> e.g. "Be sure that you have all updates applied to Ubuntu 9.04 before you upgrade."
[05:44] <joedj_> how do you do that when the repos are gone?
[05:45] <LINKSWORD2> I do not have that information at the moment. Let me look around and I'll see if I can find something for you.
[05:47] <joedj_> s'ok, i'll try the dist-upgrade and see how it goes. if it all goes to hell i'll just find another machine and get the stuff i care about off the old disk
[05:48] <LINKSWORD2> I'm sorry, I can't find what I'm looking for.
[05:48] <LINKSWORD2> Problem is, I should know this... >.>
[05:48] <LINKSWORD2> joedj_: try "sudo apt-get install release-update"
[05:49] <DarkwingDuck> Hey LINKSWORD2
[05:49] <LINKSWORD2> Dark! Perfect timing.
[05:49] <LINKSWORD2> I'm trying to help joedj_ update his system and I just hit a mind-blank moment.
[05:50] <DarkwingDuck> Ahh hah.
[05:50] <DarkwingDuck> What can I do to help?
[05:50] <LINKSWORD2> Help him upgrade.
[05:50] <LINKSWORD2> Unless you have a harddrive I can stick in the back of my head. lol
[05:52] <DarkwingDuck> joedj_: open terminal
[05:52] <DarkwingDuck> joedj_: sudo apt-get install update-manager-core
[05:52] <DarkwingDuck> joedj_: sudo do-release-upgrade
[05:54] <LINKSWORD2> ... Now I feel stupid.
[05:57] <DarkwingDuck> :) Naww, I've been doing it for years.
[05:59] <joedj_> DarkwingDuck: heheh. i can't apt-get install anything. the 9.04 repos are gone
[06:00] <joedj_> doh. i have do-release-upgrade, but it's too late now, the dist-upgrade is already running
[06:00] <DarkwingDuck> Okay.
[06:00] <joedj_> thanks, fingers crossed :)
[06:00] <DarkwingDuck> dist-upgrade should work.
[06:01] <DarkwingDuck> :)
[06:01] <LINKSWORD2> DarkwingDuck: You usually don't mind if I one-on-one with ya, but I figure it's always a good idea to ask.
[06:01] <LINKSWORD2> xD
[06:01] <LINKSWORD2> May I?
[06:02] <DarkwingDuck> Go for it.
[07:00] <LINKSWORD2> This is gonna be a LONG night...
[07:01] <LINKSWORD2> I'm signing off.
[10:37] <KeyboardCat> hi everyone
[11:35] <uberfrau> how do i set default browser? ;d
[11:37] <soee> uberfrau, go System settings
[11:37] <soee> second line, there you have Defauld programs icon just click
[11:38] <uberfrau> soee: firefox is on desktop, so it isn't an option...
[11:38] <uberfrau> X_X!
[11:45] <liquidat> uberfrau: sudo update-alternatives --config x-www-browser
[11:47] <uberfrau> liquidat; ty
[12:05] <liquidat> There are still no kontact2 packages for Kubuntu, right?
[12:12] <uberfrau> still have an issue with the default browser :|
[12:12] <uberfrau> opera is on 'auto',how can i make firefox 'auto' as well, i guess
[12:33] <pawel_121> hi
[12:34] <pawel_121> is there any simple way to disable mysql on system startup?
[12:34] <Peace-> pawel_121: yes
[12:34] <Peace-> pawel_121: ALT F2  type akonadi
[12:34] <Peace-> pawel_121: disable the stuff
[12:35] <Walzmyn> I've got everything in CUPS set to have one printer to default, but the other printer keeps coming up everytime I try to print, I have to select the printer I want.
[12:35] <pawel_121> Peace:
[12:35] <Peace-> pawel_121: disable all the stuff you don't need  on systemsettings , startup
[12:35] <pawel_121> Peace:thanks, but this is for akonadi right?
[12:35] <pawel_121> Peace: I want to disable mysql-server
[12:35] <Peace-> pawel_121: akonadi should use that database
[12:35] <Peace-> pawel_121: if you type that you shoudl get the akonadi console
[12:35] <Peace-> wher you can disable the database
[12:36] <pawel_121> Peace: yes, I have it right here
[12:36] <pawel_121> Peace:ok, thank you
[12:36] <pawel_121> Peace: one more question if you don't mind
[12:36] <Peace-> do it
[12:37] <pawel_121> how am I supposed to disable some other daemons? I tried 'sudo daemon_name disable', but there's an error
[12:37] <Peace-> pawel_121: easy
[12:37] <Peace-> pawel_121: ALT F2  type systemsettings
[12:37] <Peace-> then on top right you should type service
[12:38] <pawel_121> Peace:yes
[12:39] <pawel_121> Peace:thanks a lot! :)
[12:39] <Peace-> pawel_121: http://wstaw.org/m/2011/06/20/plasma-desktopfC1748.jpg
[12:39] <Peace-> pawel_121: well that is in italian
[12:39] <Peace-> btw
[12:39] <Peace-> xD
[12:39] <pawel_121> I've got it :)
[12:39] <pawel_121> Thank you, bye :)
[12:45] <jakd4x> hi
[12:50] <ironfroggy> Does anyone know why a fresh install of the latest dvd will leave me with a system that refuses to install the google-chrome packages?
[12:50] <ironfroggy> it tells me "dependency is not satisfiable: libnspr4-0d" when i try
[13:06] <szal> ironfroggy: what DVD?
[13:08] <BluesKaj> Hiyas
[13:13] <ironfroggy> szal: 11.04 64-bit desktop dvd
[13:13] <MadRobot> Hi all.
[13:14] <MadRobot> I'm trying to install TweetDeck, and the installation was successful, but it's not getting along with Kwallet for some reason. How do I fix that?
[13:16] <szal> ironfroggy: never heard of, where did you get that from?
[13:16] <Pici> MadRobot: This isn't a real answer to your question, but.... Adobe is going to be discontinuing Air for Linux. I personally use TweetDeck's chrome app. I think they have a general web interface in beta as well.
[13:17] <ironfroggy> szal: from kubuntu.org
[13:17] <ironfroggy> i dont really see how that part matters. my point was that it was a fresh install of 11.04
[13:17] <ironfroggy> but i have to go now. i'll figure it out later.
[13:18] <MadRobot> Pici: They're discontinuing AIR for Linux? That's great! I've never really liked Adobe anyway, but TweetDeck is just awesome.
[13:18] <ironfroggy> Pici: they are? any link to an announcement? that's terrible news.
[13:19] <Pici> MadRobot: See https://www.tweetdeck.com/api/webbeta/
[13:19] <Pici> ironfroggy: let me find it...
[13:19] <ironfroggy> found it. well, i started to get some respect for them and now thats falling out the window. what a shame.
[13:20] <Pici> http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/06/17/adobe_backs_off_air_for_linux/
[13:20]  * BluesKaj cringes ,TweetDeck awsome ? ...God help us all :)
[13:20] <ironfroggy> well they are exactly discontinuing it they just are supporting it directly, but rather suipporting the base code for others to integrate into different distributions.
[13:20] <ironfroggy> later eveyrone
[13:21] <Pici> Its a bit of a weird move.
[13:23] <david___> hi
[13:24] <david___> i installed KDE on Ubuntu
[13:24] <david___> now my Ubuntu is kind a messed up
[13:24] <MadRobot> Pici: That's not the issue I'm facing, however. AdobeAIR is installed on my machine, and so is TweetDeck. But it's having a trouble findng and storing passwords (it's a problem with Kwallet, most probably).
[13:24] <david___> i rly need help
[13:25] <Pici> !details | david___
[13:25] <david___> the Unity in Ubuntu is gone idk why
[13:25] <david___> look after i loged in Kubuntu
[13:25] <david___> planels
[13:25] <david___> Unity
[13:26] <david___> are gone in ubuntu
[13:26] <david___> idk how i get them back
[13:26] <david___> i rly like both
[13:26] <david___> more details?
[13:27] <david___> :( is there anyway keep them both
[13:28] <david___> how did you do colored text?
[13:28] <david___> i have the lastest Ubuntu
[13:29] <david___> and the problem is that Unity is gone after login to KDE
[13:29] <david___> idk KED or KDE
[13:29] <david___> sorry i am new on this 2 OS
[13:30] <david___> but i love them
[13:30] <david___> i am thinking moving to this OS from windows :)
[13:31] <david___> look if u need more detail tell me
[13:31] <david___> but this all i need
[13:31] <petete> on the login screen choose the ubuntu session instead of kubuntu
[13:32] <david___> wont work
[13:32] <david___> thats why lol
[13:32] <david___> is gone idk why
[13:33] <szal> !enter | david___
[13:33] <david___> oh so sorrry
[13:33] <szal> !notworking | david___
[13:33] <david___> Unity is not working
[13:33] <szal> ah, no info on that..  anyhoo, "wont work" is NOT an exact error description
[13:34] <david___> after using the KDE
[13:34] <david___> i wont show error
[13:35] <petete> we are not experts on unity here, you'd have better luck in #ubuntu
[13:35] <david___> thats my problem it just wont load it Unity and the panels of Ubuntu idk what must do i want to keep the KDE
[13:35] <david___> ok
[13:36] <david___> look i am new on IRC how i go to that chat??
[13:36] <petete> also it would help if you could say exactly what works and what doesn't
[13:36] <petete> click on it?
[13:36] <david___> Ubuntu runs but it just wont show load Unity and the panels
[13:37] <petete> but you can enter a kde with no problem?
[13:38] <david___> yah
[13:38] <petete> a kde session
[13:38] <david___> i am using KDE now :)
[13:38] <david___> is rly nice
[13:38] <david___> sorry about this entering
[13:38] <petete> well, i can't help you. i never used unity
[13:39] <david___> oh ok np
[13:40] <david___> how i go t #ubuntu?
[13:40] <david___> oh lol got it nvm
[14:29] <dineshnn> hi
[14:33] <Pranav_rcmas> When I click on KMenu or any icon in the system tray, the pop-up appears at the top of the screen, how can I fix this?
[14:49] <r|A|k> hi any gui for mount ?
[15:10] <flashdeluxe> hi! does anybody know a good (and free) X Server for Windows7 x64? I tried ming and vcxsrv but both are crashing after 1min :(
[15:11] <user_> could you please recommend me an paplication to convert video files. is it k3b capable for this? i a running kde under 10.04.
[15:12] <genii-around> Hm. Couldn't wait for an answer I guess.
[15:18] <ilias> hi genii. do you have any idea about the application i am looking for?
[15:25] <genii-around> ilias: I am not sure I saw your question... what sort of application are you seeking?
[15:29] <ilias> an application to convert for example avi to mp4, or wav to mp3 etc. Many of them are available online but i am looking for an application to load it on my pc.
[15:31] <genii-around> ilias: If you don't mind commandline, ffmpeg is extremely powerful
[15:32] <ilias> i know that from suse. is it fully working under kubuntu too?
[15:33] <tsimpson> works4me
[15:36] <KeyboardCat> hi everyone
[15:37] <KeyboardCat_> Hi everyone =)
[15:38]  * genii-around slides KeyboardCat_ a coffee
[15:42] <KeyboardCat_> is there anyone who can help me in one problem again? see, new day new problem ;D
[15:44] <genii-around> KeyboardCat_: If you just state your current problem to the channel in general, someone may be able to assist
[15:46] <KeyboardCat_> did u mean i should say my problem or go to other channel? if u mean the first opinion then problem is that i cant get external screen work correct with kubuntu 11.04 and HD 4250
[15:47] <genii-around> KeyboardCat_: I meant that you should say your problem here
[15:49] <KeyboardCat_> say in what? sorry if im bad to understand but im from finland and nobody answered to me in finnish channel
[15:52] <KeyboardCat_> so where i should say it?
[15:56] <ilias> just say your problem here.
[15:57] <KeyboardCat_> the problem is that i cant get external screen work correct
[15:57] <KeyboardCat_> i have an laptop with HD 4250
[15:58] <KeyboardCat_> and im trying to connect Samsung P2370HD with VGA to my computer but my computer doesnt give the 1920x1080 resolution for it and even the maximum resolution of settings doesnt enable so how i can get 1920x1080 to resolution list and get it work?
[16:00] <BluesKaj> KeyboardCat_, open the kmenu>apps>settings>nvidia server settings
[16:01] <valenok> здрасьте о.о
[16:01] <BluesKaj> or is that an ati driver then , catalyst, KeyboardCat_
[16:03] <KeyboardCat_> well i cant get my external screen work in Display settings of KDE
[16:03] <szal> !ru | valenok
[16:05] <BluesKaj> KeyboardCat_, open the kmenu>apps>settings>catalyst
[16:07] <KeyboardCat_> what then when im in catalyst
[16:08] <INo_Slacky> lskda
[16:08] <INo_Slacky> haiii
[16:08] <INo_Slacky> indonesia
[16:08] <BluesKaj> lok for settings >resolution, KeyboardCat_
[16:09] <KeyboardCat_> my real resolution of my screen is 1920x1080 but Kubuntu ofters only 1600x1200 and that resolution doesnt even work
[16:09] <KeyboardCat_> ok
[16:10] <KeyboardCat_> should those options be available in normal catalyst or should i run it as admin because the admin doesnt open
[16:10] <BluesKaj> KeyboardCat_, ,if you need to, yes
[16:11] <KeyboardCat_> well it said to change settings i should run administrator but how because when i take it and put my password nothing happens and it just simply doesnt open but normal user opens
[16:12] <KeyboardCat_> 1366x768 from KDE settings is only resolution which works but it looks horrible in 23" screen and there is no 1920x1080 in resolution list
[16:30] <david___> hi
[16:31] <david___> i want install login theme idk how?
[16:31] <david___> i got the theme files
[16:32] <david___> ok?
[16:33] <sithlord48> systemsettings-> login manger, theme tab, install new theme feed it your file..
[16:33] <sithlord48> sorry its "login screen "
[16:34] <david___> it don't have the install thing
[16:35] <sithlord48> thre should be 3 buttons on the lower part of that tab install theme , remove theme, and get new themes
[16:35] <david___> ouch
[16:35] <sithlord48> if you don't see them could you kindly tell me what version of kde you have (open dolphin or any kde program under help  select about kde)
[16:35] <david___> i just saw it
[16:35] <david___> sorry
[16:36] <sithlord48> now david___ you should be warned i have will have mixed results if you use get new stuff (anywhere) some uploaders don't upload correctly.
[16:36] <david___> ?
[16:37] <sithlord48> but you should try get new stuff for this  and under workspace aperance , application apperance, add widget (on panel or desktop) its a cool feature that will look online (kde-look.org) and show you themes for what ever section you in that it will dl and install for you
[16:38] <sithlord48> its one of my favorate parts of kde4 , because you used to have to do it all manually ..
[16:39] <david___> oh ok
[16:39] <david___> thanks
[16:39] <david___> i got the themes from that web site
[16:39] <sithlord48> anyone can ANYONE help me ??? (i know shocker :P) im trying to compile a program that uses ogre and i can't seam to install the sdk becuase it will result in broken stuff (-f is not working and muon does nto "force")
[16:39] <sithlord48> david___:  this will do it for you , but sometimes it won't work correctly
[16:39] <david___> kk
[16:40] <david___> i gtg thank one more time and take care bye
[16:45] <sithlord48> and nvm i seam to have fixxed it
[16:56] <MadRobot> Hi all.
[16:56] <MadRobot> Anyone running Pyroom?
[17:09] <spencer_> oh my god :(
[17:12] <spencer_> oh my gooood
[17:12] <spencer_> why can I only rarely connect to IRC?
[17:13] <spencer_> only consistently with online clients, seemingly randomly with Konversation and not at all with Xchat and Pidgin :((((((((((((((((
[17:22] <MadRobot> Hi all.
[17:23] <MadRobot> Anyone here uses Pyroom? I get a "segmentation fault" error when I try to run it for some reason.
[18:35] <george__> i need help. my kde seems messed up (failed to connect to dbus) and graphics/kwin is ugly. where can i get help?
[18:38] <george__> is there a place i can get help?
[18:39] <Linkmaster> george__: are you using nvidia/amd?
[18:39] <george__> radeon
[18:40] <Linkmaster> you installed the drivers, correct?
[18:40] <george__> i was doing something innocent (minimizing kmail or something) then x server crashed. now everytime i log in kwin is ugly (e.g. decorations are slow to draw)
[18:41] <george__> yes, i purged reinstalled xorg-ati
[18:41] <Linkmaster> hmm...thats awkward
[18:42] <george__> err.. i know
[18:42] <george__> i can't think of anything strange i did
[18:42] <Linkmaster> I'm not the best with those cards..I use netbooks, so my experience is so little I'd probably end up ruining your computer
[18:42] <george__> i used python yesterday for the first time..
[18:43] <george__> i get errors in kdm.log about failing to connect to dbus, and .xsession errors
[18:43] <Linkmaster> its not connecting to dbus? thats not a good sign..dbus is like, how all the applications talk to each other
[18:44] <george__> do you have any idea what to try? reinstall/reconfigure something
[18:44] <Linkmaster> let me do some looking
[18:44] <george__> thanks
[18:45] <george__> google shows (few) similar error messages but nothing i can do (eg some from gentoo)
[18:45] <Linkmaster> what are some of the error outputs?
[18:46] <george__> klauncher(4855) kdemain: No DBUS session-bus found. Check if you have started the DBUS server.
[18:46] <george__> kdeinit4: Communication error with launcher. Exiting!
[18:46] <george__> kdmgreet(4847)/kdecore (K*TimeZone*): KSystemTimeZones: ktimezoned initialize() D-Bus call failed:  "Not connected to D-Bus server"
[18:46] <george__> QInotifyFileSystemWatcherEngine::addPaths: inotify_add_watch failed: No such file or directory
[18:46] <george__> QFileSystemWatcher: failed to add paths: /tmp/0662443712/.config/ibus/bus
[18:46] <FloodBotK2> george__: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:46] <george__>  ddxSigGiveUp: Closing log
[18:48] <george__> http://paste.ubuntu.com/629951/
[18:48] <Linkmaster> someone more experienced probably can help you D: I'm not the best in the worl
[18:48] <george__> thanks anyway. i'll try kde irc
[18:49] <george__> but if you have some idea, shoot
[18:49] <Linkmaster> yeah, hit #kde
[18:51] <george__> cheers
[19:12] <Hagbard1> Hi - I'm having issues logging back into KDE after restoring my system. Essentially KDM runs fine, but when I log in as a user it just pauses and then kicks me back out to KDM. This is a new user with an empty homedir.
[19:13] <Hagbard1> .Xauthority is empty and .xsession-errors says:
[19:13] <Hagbard1> open: Permission denied
[19:13] <Hagbard1> (but with no clue as to what was being opened and what was denied :( )
[20:01] <tranquilwaters_> good evening
[20:14] <tranquilwaters_> I read that kubuntu will get a tablet version too in the future
[20:15] <tranquilwaters_> any chance it will work on an Acer A500 then?
[20:15] <tranquilwaters_> I'm thinking of getting one of those :-)
[20:48] <genii-around> tranquilwaters_: Kubuntu can be used with different plasma workspaces like desktop or netbook. But the problem is the processor. Right now there is not a port of Natty Narwhal to the ARM architechture, but probably soon. ( the Tegra 2 is an ARM cpu)
[20:48] <tranquilwaters_> ah ok
[20:49] <tranquilwaters_> I read a news item about 11.10
[20:49] <tranquilwaters_> somewhere...
[20:49] <genii-around> tranquilwaters_: Maverick Meerkat has an ARM port, perhaps you could try it to see
[20:49] <tranquilwaters_> there's no hurry
[20:49] <tranquilwaters_> I don't own the tablet yet
[20:49] <tranquilwaters_> but I plan on buying one this week, and the A500 seems nive
[20:49] <tranquilwaters_> nice*
[20:50] <tranquilwaters_> it would be very cool if I could dualboot Android and Kubuntu on it
[20:51] <tranquilwaters_> I'll try it out though :-) thanks!
[20:52] <tranquilwaters_> oh btw: I installed ubuntu-software centre on my kubuntu, because I read that you could buy linux games in it now
[20:52] <tranquilwaters_> but the purchase-section is empty
[20:53] <tranquilwaters_> :-( Can't I get any games because I like KDE better than gnome? :-/ I thought that both buntu's were pretty much the same under the hood? So why the difference?
[21:36] <petete> what do you mean? you can install the same games with (k)ubuntu
[22:10] <LINKSWORD2> Greetings, all...
[22:11] <HansMeier> Greetings
[22:20] <Linkmaster> anyone know of where I can find the helvetica font to install on my system?
[22:23] <LINKSWORD2> Helvetica is a Windows font, if I recall correctly.
[22:24] <LINKSWORD2> However, you may be able to find a derivative font.
[22:25] <LINKSWORD2> Linkmaster: http://www.linotype.com/526/helvetica-family.html
[22:26] <Linkmaster> LINKSWORD2: I knew it was Windows, I just was wondering if it was ever ported/recreated
[22:27] <Linkmaster> well this is depressing. I'll just find something that looks similar to it
[22:27] <LINKSWORD2> I don't really know. But if it's an option, it might be on that linotype website.
[22:27]  * Linkmaster has no monies
[22:28] <LINKSWORD2> Heh. I installed Linux on my computer because I couldn't afford another copy of WXP.
[22:28] <LINKSWORD2> And I thought it might be an interesting experiment. (To which I find true.)
[22:31] <LINKSWORD2> Linkmaster: I may have a solution for you.
[22:31] <Linkmaster> I'm listening?
[22:32] <LINKSWORD2> http://tldp.org/HOWTO/html_single/Font-HOWTO/#fonts
[22:33] <LINKSWORD2> Scroll down a bit and click on the index listing for Webcore Fonts.
[22:33] <LINKSWORD2> I'll let you read the article in that section and decide for yourself if you want it or not.
[22:35] <Linkmaster> Hmm, interesting
[22:44] <LINKSWORD2> Well, Linkmaster, I hope that works.
[22:44] <LINKSWORD2> Sorry I can't stick around. I've got to make a late run to town, and be up at 4 AM tomorrow.
[22:50] <FloodBotK2> !netsplit
[22:52] <IQ-9> hello all, I just installed Kubuntu. My desktop has an nvidia geforce 9800 with twin screens. For some reason the /etc/x11/xorg.conf will not save the settings
[22:52] <IQ-9> Any ideas?
[22:52] <ironfroggy> how arte you trying to save them?
[22:52] <IQ-9> ironfroggy, Via the GUI, "Save to X configuration file"
[22:54] <ironfroggy> are you running that as root?
[22:54] <IQ-9> I also googled and tried to run the nvidia x server settings through command line as root, no dice there either
[23:19] <jwash|2> hello, is there a true rdp service which doesn't use xvnc?
[23:26] <petete> have you tried nx?
[23:46] <johnny32> hi
[23:51] <jwash|2> anyone here had luck with x11rdp vs xvnc


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[00:24] <Alram9> yea, we pampen it ^^
[00:29] <halfhalo1> retrieve*
[00:29] <halfhalo1> but I guess it strikes me as a sensible thing to do
[00:29] <halfhalo1> ccppuu, just reading what I see :P
[00:29] <halfhalo1> i'll make your DESTDIR flag
[00:29] <halfhalo1> there's hotels that use phone's NFC for doors, not sure about the watch
[00:36] <webhat19> ok well
[00:36] <webhat19> oiaohm, The best I could tell from official Debian sources, running stable with backports is a better route than trying to mix branches.
[00:36] <webhat19> Well, I suppose you can adjust your definitions and it becomes true.
[00:36] <webhat19> I find it funny that the cursor is in the chat area when input is hidden
[00:36] <webhat19> maybe meaningful maybe not, but it is trivia
[01:01] <rickymiller17> hi. how to determine by using terminal command if a distro is using .deb or .rpm packages ?
[01:01] <rickymiller17> Bashing-om: should I change it to LTS ?
[01:01] <rickymiller17> yitz, which part
[01:01] <rickymiller17> but there's no actual compiled build for it
[01:01] <rickymiller17> until there's an alternative that's graphically integrated into KDE, it's what I'll be using
[01:14] <lau> wrong? thanks
[01:14] <lau> "The only thing that reliably can tell them apart is one of them being compiled to bytecode and the other not" <-- absolutly bullshit, they have completly different mechanics and ideoms code which is good in Java is utterly crap in C++ and vice versa
[01:14] <lau> Is it a good idea to make a VPN with the same subnets on left and right side?
[01:14] <lau> Bheam: Some do.
[01:14] <lau> on my google pixel, I'm able to do the 28mbps quality via direct play over LTE, but not over wifi
[01:18] <demonimin20> I ran out of popcorn to eat while watching trolls on IRC
[01:18] <demonimin20> dude-x: use firefox
[01:18] <demonimin20> well which os is good for paranoid people then?
[01:18] <demonimin20> _AxS_, he mean like `cat file` | tar .....
[01:18] <demonimin20> i'm still really upset they got rid of the war infobox on that wikipedia article
[01:34] <afiestas28> the thing is to show them you can solve problems
[01:34] <afiestas28> justanotheruser: memory defraging comes into major effect when programs have been running for while.
[01:34] <afiestas28> Because modifying the object now renders the properties of the object (such as length) meaningless- you don't have a new entity
[02:07] <Thomas_oO> troikaroida: I don't disagree with that at all. What I suggest is that there are some variations which are more likely to confuse than others, and therefore it would be better to use and encourage the use of forms which are less ambiguous.
[02:07] <Thomas_oO> also, the dihydrogen monoxide they're putting in the water
[02:07] <Thomas_oO> #kvm, #qemu, etc might have other, more vm-specific ideas too
[02:07] <Thomas_oO> security is an onion with layers, not a thing that you "have" or "don't have"
[02:07] <Thomas_oO> !eolupgrade | wasutton3_mobile
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[02:10] <idwer25> Pornix stevendale
[02:10] <idwer25> does bathroom lamps come with earth or are they only IP certified?
[02:10] <idwer25> davis s dummit
[02:10] <idwer25> so we can finally write sentences
[02:22] <lurchi_> so if I feel like the taco stand is in a better location
[02:22] <lurchi_> wats ur sign m8
[02:22] <lurchi_> otherwise that's a good additional motivation to participate in one of the many great projects here :)
[02:22] <lurchi_> kerframil: the +z channel flag enables "reduced moderation". This essentially means that messages that normally wouldn't get sent to the channel due to +q, +b or +m will still get sent to anybody who is +o in the channel.
[02:22] <lurchi_> [ Bird killed by green energy - YouTube ] - www.youtube.com
[02:38] <HeTo12> -flto makes this debate moot
[02:38] <HeTo12> tsubi1: if you do it daily then it will become better ;)
[02:38] <HeTo12> which yours doesn't, so it's academic now
[02:39] <HeTo12> sorry, the pointer to the function f<p1, p2, p3> is just the tuple (p1, p2, p3, same pointer to code location)
[02:39] <HeTo12> ASMJunkie, ^ For that you need to access the port settings on your router
[02:43] <cspotcode14> you having gin and tonics tonight too M5M400 ?
[02:43] <cspotcode14> and even after quitting for like 4 years I still sometimes like the smell of smoke in the street when I get a wiff of it
[02:43] <cspotcode14> kerframil: ty, I kinda got the gist of it, how how this line?  for func in "${funcs[@]//declare -f }"; do is there anything special done the the variable?
[02:43] <cspotcode14> peerce: yes, or just including exchange into ticker
[02:43] <cspotcode14> dbenoit: You are here in #fedora-unregistered because you are not registered or identified with freenode. See https://freenode.net/kb/answer/registration or /msg nickserv help register for more information.
[02:58] <duri1> koji untag-build f30 <nvr>
[02:58] <duri1> Steppin in water with that power cord handy.
[02:58] <duri1> BhaveshSGupta: hi
[02:58] <duri1> that sounds like it's coming from a pre-commit hook
[02:58] <duri1> I wonder how would overloading "+" work for that.
[03:27] <bucketm0use> some suggested | tr -d '\0' but that didnt help
[03:27] <bucketm0use> like hardiflex + masonry putty dust
[03:27] <bucketm0use> Didn't it, tomorrow__ ?
[03:27] <bucketm0use> Just maybe.
[03:27] <bucketm0use> *Shirley
[03:37] <mnemonic29> i actually thought in going ubiquity, but mikrotik seemed to be better
[03:37] <mnemonic29> sonOfRa, https://paste.ee/p/ASCQr
[03:37] <mnemonic29> This happens to satisfy it, but... what is that about?
[03:37] <mnemonic29> Then nope
[03:37] <mnemonic29> how can i have [aspell_suggest] only show when over a misspelled word?
[06:39] <docdrow16> binary is hard coded.. machine lanuage
[06:40] <docdrow16> Unfortunately, Linux is gcc only
[06:40] <docdrow16> ok, you can reboot it now. it'll take some minutes to read
[06:40] <docdrow16> and stable ?
[06:40] <docdrow16> xenodm?
[06:51] <kl0wn> thats called freedom!
[06:51] <kl0wn> also i kept chewing on my thumb on LSD then i thought i'd bitten it off and then i could see blood all over my keyboard
[06:51] <kl0wn> An array maps numbers to strings. Bash 4 also has associative arrays (maps strings to strings). http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashSheet#Arrays http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashFAQ/005 http://wiki.bash-hackers.org/syntax/arrays
[06:52] <kl0wn> Svitkona: last question please: do you know which of the two is the right order? https://imgur.com/a/wW7kEBn
[06:52] <kl0wn> shadowchaser: there is the one from Jens Gustedt
[07:03] <byorgey> Surges can be significantly higher than that, though.
[07:03] <byorgey> so its not so much about control of the layers but stuff defaulting to being master or not
[07:03] <byorgey> fopso: ?
[07:03] <byorgey> I would just prefer to not use software that has been politically subverted
[07:03] <byorgey> JeffATL, 1999 with practices from 1970 maybe
[07:08] <kit21> Zexaron: do you understand the basics of how submodules work?
[07:08] <kit21> blackquasar: probably ( - :
[07:08] <kit21> tensorflow looks like a build-depends nightmare, so I'd believe you're having trouble there
[07:08] <kit21> plez diagnose me
[07:08] <kit21> nm...found it
[07:42] <page29> Yea I've been reading this as if Perflyst needed password-self-service for something that PWM couldn't do
[07:42] <page29> http://mathb.in/27698
[07:42] <page29> git checkout dev
[07:42] <page29> feels like a perl job :/
[07:42] <page29> marketing learning the internetz
[07:52] <j0bk> how do you feel about small butts?
[07:52] <j0bk> LambdaComplex Is it a KVM?
[07:52] <j0bk> when moving to various directories i would like to not manually type ls
[07:52] <j0bk> or 24/64
[07:52] <j0bk> yes, what PlanckWalk said. the solution is C = floor (1.5 * d - epsilon)
[07:58] <luphy> *service
[07:58] <luphy> supernov2h: Or ip route
[07:58] <luphy> signed integer overflow, yes please
[07:58] <luphy> ehm, that cant be safe https://img.pr0gramm.com/2018/09/10/3e4a77b940e09463.jpg
[07:58] <luphy> ananke: try monitoring execve
[09:10] <infowolfe> OH OH
 it doesn't work :(
[09:10] <infowolfe> ori: i think this is what kurahaupo was referring to: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spigot_algorithm
[09:10] <infowolfe> discriminating against lazy foxes
[09:10] <infowolfe> WHY!
[09:10] <infowolfe> [ Youtuber mit Migrationshintergrund in Chemnitz unterwegs: "Rechter Mob? Mir tut hier keiner was" - YouTube ] - www.youtube.com
[09:12] <ChinnoDog17> tomreyn, ok thanks, rebooting now
[09:12] <ChinnoDog17> joohoi: has anyone posted in the community forum about the PPA having plugins? Might be worth an announcement
[09:12] <ChinnoDog17> and passing count_value and sum_value
[09:36] <Icewind23> I'm trying to auto-create directories when a new file is saved, but only when confirmed by user: http://vpaste.net/3Uwj0 the following will always create the directories and save the file. idk if there's a better approach to this
[09:36] <Icewind23> each of the faders is motorised and it has an atmega328p on it
[09:36] <Icewind23> guestt: alternatively,  you could install ubuntu, then we can support you here.
[09:36] <Icewind23> fFtT ciw  etc. are so good
[09:36] <Icewind23> how about n=2^16, so that n+1 is prime. then we get a field for both F_n and F_{n+1}. the multiplicative group of F_{n+1} has order n
[10:10] <Guest42791> kmcelroy1: I would up doing process switch capture which is what I needed since packets were originated from the router
[10:10] <Guest42791> Also I didn't receive any message telling me that my nick had been changed IRC side
[10:10] <Guest42791> tee maybe
[10:10] <Guest42791> turned out to be (one of) the best guesses
[10:11] <Guest42791> I just don't know how, I'll give it a shot
[10:24] <yggdrasi1> He was very smart
[10:24] <yggdrasi1> I do type like a beast. :)
[10:24] <yggdrasi1> buu: no, people are dumb
[10:24] <yggdrasi1> Hi, what's the right usage of -isystem ?
[10:38] <parliament20> You eat vegans ?
 <space> produces just a space.
[10:38] <parliament20> Sculptor: gotta get down on Friday
[10:38] <parliament20> matt123: neuroscience probably
[10:42] <svliege25> looks overkill
[10:42] <svliege25> tgeeky, hundreds of years based on current usage levels
[10:42] <svliege25> thanks, the problem only appears when the gnome screen size is too small - either horizontal or vertical size
[10:42] <svliege25> alphamule: Well you are propagating it
[10:42] <svliege25> <img src="data:image"  / svg+xml ,<svg><image xlink:href= 'https: //third-party.com / leak '></ image>
[10:54] <niveus12> because it was theme from a cultish show
[10:54] <niveus12> p.s. i see i have to correct alot of my vmaps
[10:54] <niveus12> e.g. someone got cc'd on an issue via a email thread
[11:23] <almack> Barf, yes the repo version is incredibly old.
[11:23] <almack> mlehmk: fwiw the key is that just because a reference parameter is marked "const" doesn't actually imply const-ness at all - it just says the underlying value cannot be changed through that parameter, but it still can by changed by writing to other variables (or via side effects)
[11:23] <almack> and who made bilbos sword
[11:23] <almack> so just open that up in nano, and add the program i want to startup right?
[11:23] <almack> Granted what use is there to say that every vector space has a basis
[11:23] <almack> and/or is the source file uncompressed?
[12:26] <avoid> \x if i know about C++ much i will must add backdoor on miners
[12:26] <avoid> storedownloadd, storeaccountd, storeassetd ?
[12:26] <avoid> Well « a good grasp of CT » may very well be oxymorous / antinomic
[12:26] <avoid> TheoM: You are here in #fedora-unregistered because you are not registered or identified with freenode. See https://freenode.net/kb/answer/registration or /msg nickserv help register for more information.
[12:26] <avoid> try adding TAG+="systemd" to your rule
[12:27] <avoid> go to some abandoned and I suppose radioactive aircraft maintenence shop
[12:31] <elkmoose13> and I don't think ghci lets you do it, for that matter
[12:31] <elkmoose13> Not sure if this is the case on OpenBSD
[12:31] <elkmoose13> so... building a whole computer would involve reinventing boolean logic, you'd need to come up with an adder using ternary logic gates
[12:31] <elkmoose13> kmc: people with adhd always think they are sane.
[12:32] <dryajov10> that's what i'm wondering, what hardware does it run on?
[12:32] <dryajov10> jim: only if you can help me beat cmake into submission so I can build llvm, clang, up to date c / cpp libs, md, and then get firefox to build with electron after on a powerpc laptop.  If not, I dunno!
[12:32] <dryajov10> BCMM: non-free doesn't exactly mean proprietary
[12:55] <venom0021> anyway, I'm surprised that it crashes - did you get an Aw Snap?
[12:55] <venom0021> How do I set the root import path in gcc?
[12:55] <venom0021> ||cw: fs.com ftw :)
[12:55] <venom0021> I used to wait indefinitely.
[12:55] <venom0021> a segfault is always a bug :)
[12:55] <venom0021> 8 seconds from room temperature to 340°C
[12:59] <skace20> I have a optimus machine, I'll clean install Xubuntu, how do I set it up to use my nvidia card?
[12:59] <skace20> anything working on that is a miracle
[12:59] <skace20> Hello! 4 days ago, the pool transferred to my wallet 0.29xmrbut the funds have not yet come. The address of the wallet I checked it is correct. https://www.filepicker.io/api/file/Q32kRmw8SEVRb5KF8mdE?signature=e59e757f9deb564d20c2f074097345bba953ffdf82ccfa45ba10eff7f48eb306&policy=eyJleHBpcnkiOjE1MzQ4MTMwMTF9 https://www.filepicker.io/api/file/VDRy
[12:59] <skace20> Honestly?  Different flux. But same idea. :)
[13:39] <Nudelsalat8> they probably already complain without added verbosity
[13:39] <Nudelsalat8> https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2374338
[13:39] <Nudelsalat8> chips n' gravy we call it
[13:39] <Nudelsalat8> Do you have boost installed?
[13:39] <Nudelsalat8> thanks for the additional feedback
[13:45] <pumps14> ahtssss - <IP_ADDRESS> (RU - netname: INTERRA-NET-REVDA)
[13:45] <pumps14> yeah if you go without a pulse for 20 seconds :D
[13:45] <pumps14> http://ngx.cc/r/sub_filter
[14:01] <guiverc_d> "Jones developed argyria, which permanently turned his skin a blue-grey color, by consuming home-made colloidal silver"
[14:01] <guiverc_d> my god you people should work for the nsa :P
[14:01] <guiverc_d> # # help pushd | head -2
[14:03] <a3f0> werrd: irssi is terminal application
[14:03] <a3f0> so do we just type that in or do we prefix it with something
[14:03] <a3f0> tomreyn, shall I sudo it?
[14:03] <a3f0> Exceptionally clear documentation too.
[14:04] <a3f0> I'd get hella funny looks if I asked the facilities guy to add a box for a wall plate up in the drop ceiling.
[14:21] <typedrat22> Helenah: but the density of disk platters has increased by orders of magnitude since then
[14:21] <typedrat22> detha: thankies :)
[14:21] <typedrat22> mochitsuki
[14:58] <Zougloub19> might have been improved since
[14:58] <Zougloub19> i have task to develop pseudo device driver
[14:58] <Zougloub19> Hi, I declare a fixed-regulator in the device tree of a iMx6 and associate a gpio; but when examine the state of the gpios it's mark as 'lo'
[14:58] <Zougloub19> Our work is not complete.
[15:10] <Ivan|-_-|8> it even does the right thing for a bare host name, although not for a rooted tld
[15:10] <Ivan|-_-|8> BenderRodriguez, He's just on vacation
[15:10] <Ivan|-_-|8> dila: its continu, the amount of different configurations ar infinit
[15:10] <Ivan|-_-|8> othias: thats a glorious analogy
[15:14] <fatalbit18> i'll try that now
[15:14] <fatalbit18> tomreyn: yes, didn't freeze on windows
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[15:14] <fatalbit18> you'd still be using Network.Socket, but you'd be turning the network handles into Handles as in System.IO.Handle
[15:14] <fatalbit18> hm, well the script should only touch the install part, so technicaly the refresh isn't needed to test it. but I have no idea why the test then worked the first time
[15:36] <tobasco> tomreyn: based on what you said, I'm going through the installer again in a Virtualbox VM with EFI enabled. I'll see if the result can boot on my new laptop.
[15:36] <tobasco> Xiretza: they could at least check the PKGBUILDs and make sure sources are pointing to authentic ones
[15:36] <tobasco> in the end, it involves expending at least a little effort
[15:36] <tobasco> pacmd 'update-sink-proplist alsa_output.pci-0000_06_04.0.analog-surround-51 device.description="Speakers"'  -- For example.
[15:36] <tobasco> it's probably more efficient too
[16:24] <landonf6> pride is the worst at workplace
[16:24] <landonf6> for example to stick to R if none given
[16:24] <landonf6> don't go on #php
[16:24] <landonf6> Johnjay: did you at least create the fifo?
[16:30] <skibo7> deepy: What do you mean?
[16:30] <skibo7> OnceMe: however that will do nothing for the responses from the node application
[16:30] <skibo7> mamed, it seems to me that you're going to use it for production, aren't you? :)
[16:30] <depesz10> at work, I just watch the bundle: '$ ls path/to/dist/* | entr ctags -R .' <-- more or less that
[16:30] <skibo7> as you wish
[16:31] <depesz10> so the limit of the contour integral will be a real number equal to the cosine integral you want to compute
[16:31] <skibo7> im buying it anyways
[16:31] <depesz10> which forms a fine intermetallic with solder
[16:31] <skibo7> Is there a Sanguino specific file that I can look at that holds those AVRdude values so I can copy them directly to the command line ?
[16:31] <depesz10> yeah, dpkg-reconfigure
[16:31] <depesz10> If we dont want PPP (and lets be honest, routers just for the purpose of doing PPPs is crazy and expensive)
[16:31] <depesz10> SideFX: Should be able to figure it out by exponents 10^x * 10^y = 10^(x+y)
[16:53] <make91_0> tu veux pas te mettre en disponibilité de lbc 1 mois ?
[16:53] <make91_0> You can just move the buffers around and put the important ones at top with smaller numbers
[16:53] <make91_0> So if you're all ten people in a room, one of you is illegitimate
[16:53] <make91_0> well other religions are just religions and not governments
[16:53] <make91_0> i tried codensitying it away, which got it down to 20%, but at the cost of significantly more allocations
[17:08] <krainboltgreene9> Jan-: it turns of cli() but remembers the previous setting
[17:08] <krainboltgreene9> I'll be back if it doesn't. Thanks for the help..
[17:08] <krainboltgreene9> i mean cli commands to pastebins
[17:09] <krainboltgreene9> rafasc: same, flaming openbsd was just opportunistic
[17:11] <azl_> kepler: p2p means peer have generally equall function in protocol
[17:11] <azl_> i thought nand was meant to run hot
[17:11] <azl_> igoryonya: hmmm - not sure, ran into a similar issue once but it was the perms on .Xauthority
[17:12] <azl_> Ah it is the Adafruit Feather specification so probably 3.3v
[17:14] <malkauns> Ciao
[17:14] <malkauns> ill just replace with dwXXX1 so i notice if need be
[17:14] <malkauns> and then you're reduced to dimension 1 -- you are looking for x_n such that some polynomial x_n doesn't vanish
[17:19] <GhostInTheShell2> so  p = atoi(argv[1]);
[17:19] <GhostInTheShell2> Karlton: we want to discuss the different sides of this objectively please stop trolling
[17:19] <GhostInTheShell2> For what is the file manager?
[17:19] <GhostInTheShell2> just inline subraction by 1?
[17:19] <GhostInTheShell2> I'd say give it another shot
[17:22] <MrHappyPants> The distro I was thinking of is running "fine" right now, because the people don't really have to do anything much beyond maintain their cosmetic additions and their special package list
[17:22] <MrHappyPants> rather than going down this multiple-server-sync route
[17:22] <MrHappyPants> is it EULA proof?
[17:22] <MrHappyPants> In everything, yes
[17:23] <MrHappyPants> because typeclasses can lead to polymorphic recursion, which can only be resolved by runtime information
[17:23] <MrHappyPants> i'm still wondering how this dance works after the initial readiness
[17:51] <lsell22> texla: you can always take a screenshot
[17:51] <lsell22> rfleming: deleting/reconnecting removed the nameserver <IP_ADDRESS> line from the resolv.conf and caused the dns to not resolve again
[17:52] <sipior29> going to run "pkg_add -u"
[17:52] <sipior29> btw. today is mr olympia 2018
[17:52] <sipior29> if you make an enemy and you're on AWS, you could easily get a 10K/month bill from aws...
[17:53] <sipior29> RhodiumToad: https://pastebin.com/H6caYu0X - this is 8-1-2018 and instance was operational
[17:58] <dontspeak12> no, x86 32 bit. Old AMD Athlon..
[17:58] <dontspeak12> so now when you call `All`, you won't give it IsZero
[17:58] <dontspeak12> cpama, did you load it explicitly, or are you using ssh-agent?
[17:58] <dontspeak12> the more you know
[17:58] <dontspeak12> One sec, I'll show you the question
[19:06] <puck23> it's really awful
[19:06] <puck23> I meant ayecee
[19:06] <puck23> if someone is specifically targeting you, they will probably find whatever service you have running on whatever port(s)
[19:09] <e216> or an i oversimplifying it
[19:09] <e216> kmc, they have the gigga factory
[19:09] <e216> The second list doesn't start, for infinite lists.
[19:09] <e216> specifically for the concepts, yes
[19:09] <JD|cloud8> h_1, h_n  must be real coefficient
[19:10] <JD|cloud8> Bajax: That would be a sign the hardware is unstable
[19:10] <JD|cloud8> what i learned here is that if you do recovery only based on signature and message, there is an ambiguity that there can be up to 2 or 4 different pubkeys that would actually match, and this is why SECP256k1 recovery invented the "recovery id" which is a value 0 - 3, which shows I think where in the coordinate system in the elliptic crypto that the pubkey is located -
[19:25] <meshugga8> leonardus: is that a screengrab from doom 3?
[19:25] <meshugga8> Try channel 1 or 11
[19:25] <meshugga8> cat error.log; truncate -s0 error.log;
[19:25] <meshugga8> when it isnt true
[19:25] <meshugga8> it remains hugely addictive to write. i'm just looking for posative excuses i guess
[19:41] <supergonkas19> Having a native Gmail app would be really interesting
[19:41] <supergonkas19> picky picky
[19:41] <supergonkas19> or at least a young and unpredictable one
[19:41] <supergonkas19> Could someone recommend a good PDF editor for Mint? I just need to tick a few boxes and write my name in a few boxes.
[19:41] <supergonkas19> ....which is also... not conductive :P
[20:38] <esrarkesh> it was an indiegogo campaign, that went so badly the backers were refunded
[20:38] <esrarkesh> on the plus side, I have WF pulling tweets and displaying them nicely! *does a little dance*
[20:38] <esrarkesh> ((()))
[20:44] <RaNa26> show your setup
[20:44] <RaNa26> unironically 10 years
[20:44] <RaNa26> hstl: don't know. obviously tomorow feels he understands the problem well enough to say it's possible.
[21:03] <alisdair1> actually, I guess I'm not sorry. it makes all of YOU jokers a lot easier to take :P
[21:03] <alisdair1> which has p and 1 - p
[21:03] <alisdair1> Coffee: New ghosts would suuuuuuuuck for people who keep PMs open for logs, like me
[21:03] <alisdair1> Short Message Service
[21:05] <floppym11> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPHVLxm8U-0
[21:05] <floppym11> for that case, you may prefer to use lateral joins
[21:05] <floppym11>  14:30:16 up 984 days, 16:56,  1 user,  load average: 0.23, 0.07, 0.06
[21:06] <thomasem28> minor changes to even unrelated parts of the program sometimes cause things to start or stop working
[21:06] <thomasem28> and another -exec, no need for xargs
[21:06] <thomasem28> benbrown: So, does your vim setup allow you to jump with 100% correctness to all symbols?
[21:14] <suppahsrv> squ: mpeg-4 is a lot of things
[21:14] <suppahsrv> igemnace: but in this case, the `pass secret` contains 6 different `let` commands, and it seems overkill to have 6 different system execute
[21:14] <suppahsrv> I will make a script for creating users by hand this weekend (have an old one but need to test it) so maybe could make few account upon request for now, though dont want it to become habbit
[21:54] <toxync1825> PTC is for other types of protection
[21:54] <toxync1825> -*ducats- XMR price successfully updated.
[21:54] <toxync1825> Gogo - <IP_ADDRESS> (DE - netname: DTAG-DIAL20)
[21:54] <toxync1825> the weird thing is, that most nationalist parties are extremely liberal too, so they don't want higher wages or less taxes for lower income, they was the opposite, more redistribution from the bottom to the top.
[22:01] <Eisenhans20> they document crucial part of program behavior in the second to last option argument description. nice
[22:01] <Eisenhans20> rajrajraj: Please read the documentation I linked.
[22:01] <Eisenhans20> ab2: yes
[22:01] <Eisenhans20> ok i have a buddylist bar hidden wich is vertical
[23:00] <CuriousLearner5> Blondie101010: In fact, that's been the largest and most common attack I've had to investigate.  employees being ignorant and installing malware.
[23:00] <CuriousLearner5> I highly doubt Qualys itself uses the word "critical" in its description.
[23:00] <CuriousLearner5> it's hard to diagnose this without looking at the program
[23:00] <CuriousLearner5> like when networkmanager gets an update, network connectivity will stop working until I reboot
[23:00] <CuriousLearner5> but satifide
[23:00] <CuriousLearner5> if you give a non-existing buffer name, it's simply silently ignored
[23:08] <jemurray> ad hom is when you cut down someone's argument based on them, not the merit of the argument. Simply noting that someone isn't exceptional at reading is not ad hom.
[23:08] <jemurray> but that is my last resort
[23:08] <jemurray> you can use $git checkout --theirs -- file_with_conflict.txt
[23:39] <lol7685> especially non-games
[23:39] <lol7685> there are worse places tho, sta mesa, sta ana blah blah
[23:39] <lol7685> what's `openshift_nodes`?
[23:39] <lol7685> chenpan: since your root filesystem is affected and you don't seem to have separate /boot, then certainly bootloader config will need adjusting. especially if you don't use UUIDs
[23:39] <lol7685> NTFS volume version is 3.1.


[13:05] <pedro_> jibel, bonjour, is bug 707466 still reproducible there? I've trying to recreate it but cannot
[13:05] <ubot4> Launchpad bug 707466 in mago "test_transmission-gtk.TransmissionsTests.transmission_03_test_remove_torrent fails with LdtpExecutionError: Could not find a child name "btnDelete" (affects: 1) (heat: 5)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/707466
[13:23] <jibel> Hi, pedro, no the test pass.
[13:25] <pedro_> jibel, ok will close the bug , thanks :-)
[13:26] <jibel> pedro_, Thanks, can you change the torrent for a smaller one for the transmission test and empty the trash at the end of the test ? It quickly fill the testing environment with 4GB files atm :-)
[13:38] <pedro_> jibel, sure!, will change it
[15:03] <charlie-tca> I can install Xubuntu alternate amd64 and i386 images using VBox only today. The 386 image fails at the same point in a hardware install
[19:59] <marjo> hi cjwatson
[19:59] <cjwatson> marjo: hi.  it'll be at least a few hours before there are even preliminary images worth smoke-testing, FYI.
[19:59] <hggdh> charlie-tca: we should have it fixed on the A3 spin, I tested cjwatson's fix this morning, and it works
[19:59] <marjo> cjwatson: ack; ok, we're on standby
[20:00] <hggdh> oh. Should have looked at the timestamp on your post, charlie-tca, sorry
[20:00] <charlie-tca> looking forward to it
[20:00] <cjwatson> that, and I'm just uploading a fix for bug 714829, and new upstart, and whatever this DX stuff is, and ...
[20:00] <ubot4> Launchpad bug 714829 in xserver-xorg-video-intel (Ubuntu Natty) (and 4 other projects) "Xorg segfaults during LiveCD installation using preseed file (affects: 1) (heat: 12)" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/714829
[20:01] <marjo> cjwatson: understood
[20:01] <charlie-tca> ready to test anything that respins now...
[20:01] <marjo> charlie-tca: thx much
[20:01] <charlie-tca> no problem
[20:02] <charlie-tca> Got to try on hardware, I got things working in VBox
[20:02] <charlie-tca> but I can not get them to install on real hardware
[20:08] <hggdh> charlie-tca: the A3 spin should have this fixed
[20:09] <charlie-tca> don't have that yet
[20:10] <hggdh> no, what I did to test was to manually correct the scripts while the installation was going on
[20:11] <charlie-tca> I been trying to follow all this stuff, but it does get confusing at times :-)
[20:23] <hggdh> heh. It does, does it not? Just for me, I got bitten by at least 3 bugs that completely stopped my laptop's recovery
[20:27] <charlie-tca> desktops make better doorstops, laptops just aren't high enough
[23:18] <hggdh> well
[23:33] <marjo> hggdh, bdmurray, patrickmw: anybody available to sanity test: "doing Ubuntu alternate/desktop/server Kubuntu alternate/desktop builds"
[23:33] <marjo> cjwatson note in #u-release
[23:34] <bdmurray> marjo: isn't that like 10 isos?
[23:35] <marjo> bdmurray: yes, quite a few (let's pick up a few, just for sanity checking)
[23:35] <marjo> i'm downloading natty-alternate-i386 now
[23:36] <marjo> bdmurray: maybe you can pick up ubuntu desktop?
[23:36] <marjo> hggdh: maybe you can pick ubuntu server
[23:36] <marjo> ?
[23:36] <bdmurray> marjo: I'll try to do that one but I'm also working on my a3 work item
[23:36] <marjo> bdmurray: understood
[23:37] <marjo> charlie-tca: did you say that you are available for sanity testing of natty iso(s)?
[23:38] <marjo> hggdh: can you kick off automated server tests on the server iso(s)?
[23:39] <marjo> hggdh: please?
[23:40] <charlie-tca> marjo: yes
[23:40] <hggdh> marjo: getting there
[23:41] <hggdh> marjo: hudson should auto-kick server ISO tests. I am finding, right now, where the hell my password to hudson went
[23:41] <patrickmw> marjo, i can help
[23:41] <marjo> charlie-tca, hggdh: thx much; sanity testing is sufficient (we just want to make sure images are ok)
[23:41] <charlie-tca> marjo: I see the updated alternate image. I will sync it and give it a go
[23:42] <marjo> charlie-tca: thx
[23:42] <marjo> charlie-tca: i've already got the ubuntu-alternate-i386
[23:43] <charlie-tca> okay, syncing 64bit
[23:44] <hggdh> marjo: server ISOs do not seem to be there yet
[23:44] <marjo> patrickmw: available?
[23:44] <marjo> hggdh: ok
[23:44] <marjo> hggdh: anything else you can test while waiting for server?
[23:44] <marjo> desktop, kubuntu, etc?
[23:44] <hggdh> marjo: right now I am in the middle of rebuilding my laptop
[23:44] <marjo> hggdh: ack
[23:45] <hggdh> finally...
[23:45] <charlie-tca> the only ones I see are the Ubuntu alternate images so far
[23:45] <marjo> charlie-tca: ack; and i just downloaded ubuntu-alternate-i386.iso
[23:46] <marjo> charlie-tca: according to cjwatson: "doing Ubuntu alternate/desktop/server Kubuntu alternate/desktop builds now"
[23:47] <hggdh> for those that can: it would be interesting to install on a bare-metal with a HD with previous partitions, this would test the partman fix from this morning
[23:47] <charlie-tca> Great
[23:47] <marjo> and that was just under an hour ago
[23:48] <charlie-tca> at least the button been pushed :-)
[23:58] <charlie-tca> I have the Ubuntu-alternate-amd64.iso image and am running it on hardware now
[23:59] <bdmurray> does anybody else see a very narrow panel with the live installer?


[15:56]  * vish is the evil gloomy darkness of the day! ;p
[15:56] <vish> thorwil: what poll is sergey talking about..?
[16:19] <highvoltage> vish: lol
[16:20] <thorwil> vish: pah, i'm the hordak to your skeletor
[16:21] <thorwil> vish: obviously he thinks a poll will be the way to go
[16:22] <thorwil> vish: since out of 1000+ subscribers, there's maybe a small handful who's opinion i would give any weight to, a poll would just shift the problem, from my pov
[16:23] <thorwil> vish: but i think it's you turn to remind that a big part of the reason for the delay was you pointing out that we should  have the results of that survey
[16:23]  * highvoltage wonders if there's actually a solution to that problem
[16:25] <thorwil> i should have (tried to) kill the whole thing before it started, shooting down the proposal. but i was too distracted back then
[16:31] <vish> yea.. i blame you! ;p
[18:02]  * highvoltage just saw thorwil's email. hectic.
[18:07] <vish> hrm! :s
[18:16] <thorwil> highvoltage: after a few days of consideration, hectic sounds strange
[22:01] <woutervddn> hey guys, I was wondering where I could find an icon list. in the pictograms.pdf of the branding guidelines there are some, but is there a pool or such with more in them?
[22:05] <woutervddn> I saw some icons on spreadubuntu that weren't in that file so I'm curious about where they are from..
[22:12] <doctormo> woutervddn: Some have been made by community artists, other have been made by the canonical design team
[22:12] <doctormo> the design team ones are available as a tar.gz as svg files
[22:13] <doctormo> Spread ubuntu is the best place for all the community media ones.
[22:14] <woutervddn> doctormo: where are those of the design team? I searched everywhere but I think I look over it :s
[22:14] <doctormo> http://design.canonical.com/brand/
[22:14] <doctormo> You can also take svg files out of pdf files using inkscape. I did that for quite a few.
[22:15] <woutervddn> oh god.. I looked on that page I didn't see the /pictograms folder.. :s
[22:15] <woutervddn> sorry it's getting late here.. Thx anyways.. ;-)