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<0> ah the linux experience
<0> 5%
<1> gnobel, that's slow :)
<0> all my bandwidth is gone:{
<1> shaped?
<0> ive got until next wednesday anyway...
<0> that's when i get my Celeron 3.3
<2> you still want the celery? heh
<0> yup
<1> i get my distro iso's from isp's server, 2.5mb's ps on average
<0> im getting a pciexpress graphics card too and it's only costing me around 550
<0> 64bit too
<0> **** OHNO
<3> Sun will begin supporting Xen virtualisation in OpenSolaris in the next four months...
<0> is kubuntu 64bit???
<3> I don't know if there's a 64bit version or not.
<3> why? you have an amd64?
<0> no
<0> celeron 64
<0> hah
<0> ah yes there's that good, good celeron pride
<3> There's such a thing?
<0> yes
<0> found my mb to support it too
<3> First I've heard of it
<0> it's regarded the same as a pentium
<3> Yeah, came out last year.
<4> hi jblack, how r u?
<3> I know that there's amd64 support for ubuntu, and that you can get kde from that.
<3> beloon: Not bad. Looking for work.
<0> only amd?
<0> not pentium aswell?
<3> Dunnu
<3> You'd have to google
<0> i am
<4> x86 architecture
<0> but down to dial up speed
<5> jblack: have you ever used Xen? Just curious if it's any good etc
<3> Yeah. I use it.
<3> And I absolutey love it
<5> must give it a go someday. Looked at setting it up a while back, but never got around to it
<3> Its of limited use if you're not running servers.
<5> when I'm at home I admin a few servers. But travelling at the moment, so only have a laptop
<6> hi..whenever i open yahoo mail with firefox, oftenly appear a message "this document contain no data" ...how do we fix this
<7> Boredboy you like Cpanel/Webmin?
<5> Seraphical: never heard of it
<0> hrm
<0> ok the 64bit version of ubuntu is only for amd
<0> do you think it'd be worth while trying it with my celeron?
<3> then its the x86 verasion (which will work), or some other distro
<0> do you think it will be unstable?
<3> nah.
<3> You'll just be running the processor in backward compatibility mode
<3> Which is less efficient.
<0> backward compatibility?
<0> so it wont be 64bit?
<3> no
<0> well bah
<3> Yeah. I'd pick a different distro too. I'd check debian.
<3> which is where ubuntu derives from
<0> can someone please direct me to a linux distribution website of their liking?
<0> something recent
<3> Try debian. Ubuntu is derived from it, and they support something like 14 platforms
<3> Yeah. Install edgy and use the testing repos. That'll keep you within a few weeks of current
<0> would debian come with the latest gnome, or kde?
<3> yeah
<8> gnobel: not the latest, but the currently most stable
<3> probably newer than ubuntu, in fact.
<0> http://www.linuxiso.org/
<8> jblack: if you run testing?
<3> yeah.
<8> ok :)
<0> so what's so great about debian?
<0> doesn't look that good to me
<9> beauty is in the eyes of the beholder
<7> banner n motd
<7> whats the difference btw these 2?
<7> motd server motd?
<9> banner is the 1st thing you see when you ssh to the site
<9> motd is the 2nd thing you see ... after you have logged on
<9> or maybe its the other way around
<9> i forgot hehe
<7> any idea where i can get some cool motds for shell box?
<10> Seraphical, read /etc/login.defs
<7> Failed to save user : Missing MD5 or Digest::MD5 perl modules
<7> still having problem
<10> Seraphical, install MD5 perl module
<7> i tried, giving me an error.
<7> i can install i manually?
<0> are you sure debian supports 64bit 386?
<0> i can only see amd64
<3> If they don't, then I don't think anyone does.
<8> gnobel: dunno
<0> what?
<3> Hey. I have an idea!
<0> well you find me a link...
<8> what's a 64bit 386? :P
<4> gnobel : x86 architecture fine for 64bit processor
<3> Instead of sitting here and bugging everyone about what you need, go look it up yourself.
<4> :P
<3> I've done more looking up than you have. That's lame, because I'm not the one with the computer.
<4> ouch
<3> Its the adbots.
<1> is it possible to edit/resize an active linux partition?
<3> There used to be a toold that allowed resizing of live ext3 filesystems. I haven't been able to find it in awhile.
<1> hmm
<1> tried maximizing the usage on this partition with cfdisk, wouldn't do it ***uming because its active
<1> if i do it off a bootable cd, would that harm anything when I try and log back on?
<3> whoah. Robert redford in an old black and white twilight zone
<7> Warning: prerequisite Digest::MD5 2 not found.
<7> this module is missing
<10> shyheim, google parted
<3> slicers: I don't think that does live resizes.
<3> Seraphical: Yeah, so search your distro for it and install it. =)
<1> i couldn't probably do it off a bootable cd
<10> yea. not for mounted part
<3> Oh, you _definitely_ could
<1> but it might not work when i go to boot it up :/
<3> You said 'active partition"
<1> oh..
<3> When I see people say active, I take that to mean they mean mounted.
<1> so it shouldn't crap it self when i boot the kernel and it realises its schlong is 5gb bigger? :)
<0> ok im downloading Suse Linux
<0> neone heard any raps about it?
<3> Not really, as we don't support it here.
<0> y?
<3> They're not much of a team player.
<3> But if you're downloading a cd, maybe we're out of date.
<3> where are you getting the cd from?
<0> they've had a new release
<0> linuxcompatible.org
<3> Perhaps things have changed and you're not sealing it
<0> it is free
<1> gnobel, get slack :)
<3> Please don't get slack.
<3> You could gentoo.
<3> You build the whole thing from scratch.
<1> his a newbie though j
<1> he'd get stuck for sure :)
<3> And you're suggesting slackware? Shame on you.
<1> slack is easy!
<1> to install.. that is
<0> what's slack?
<3> slack is unmaintainable.
<0> http://download.opensuse.org/
<1> in what way?
<3> gnobel: its the oldest distro.
<3> Which is reflected in the package management
<3> gnobel: oh, hmmmmm
<1> pkgtool is not that bad!
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