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<0> well... it's probably about linux.
<0> And biking.
<0> and alcohol production.
<0> and cars.
<1> haha
<0> and sechz.
<0> and life.
<2> Cheers to alcohol production
<0> and electronics.
<3> hisk
<3> hiks
<0> hrm... what else do we often talk about in here?
<3> nobody teachs me how to uselinux
<1> well I only want to know something about linux!
<4> one thing?
<5> You're not interested in alcohol production? At all? :O
<6> Linux is only free if your time is worthless.
<7> simmy: how hot fur is.
<8> man man is usefull command
<0> Pandora95422 : "linux is free" usually refers to free as in speech, not free as in beer.
<1> I use this is want to know this?
<0> we care about free source more than we care about a lack of monetary cost.
<6> Not many people realize that.
<1> not one thing!
<5> maby: That's... kind of a broad question.
<0> maby : 42.
<1> where are you from?
<1> not chinese?
<0> I'm from detroit. now STFU and gimme yo wallet!
<4> MUG HIM!
<6> Hug him!?
<6> Oh. "Mug."
<1> oh
<5> Maaaaaan.
<5> ... actually, no, that's too wrong to even mention in here.
<1> how to talking with somebody only!
<7> ...
<0> Someone actually found the line that shall not be crossed in #linux?!
<0> Thanks, man! we've been looking for that!
<5> :}
<7> lol
<1> en
<1> furrywolf you say to me?
<0> aye bee see dee ee eff jee :)
<1> ?
<1> why not continue to say?
<0> i'm saying plenty... just to someone else. :)
<7> bbl, wolfy bedtime.
<9> furrywolf
<9> i have another question for you
<9> are you awake enought?
<4> he's asleep
<4> lol
<9> lol
<1> hi
<1> someone can tell me how to talking with one only.
<10> maby: you mean through bash?
<1> my english is poor!
<1> this my frist use this
<0> any of you guys able to play iTunes streams on a linux box?
<4> i dunt do itunes
<10> simmy: I think it doesn't work on Linux
<1> I want to use VMware workstation install an linux system?
<1> i use redhat 9.0
<0> Wow.
<1> now had installed
<1> but only command lines interface
<10> maby: redhat 9.0 is very, very old. If this is your personal computer, I highly suggest that you upgrade to a newer distribution. You can try Fedora
<1> and the VMware tools can not install
<1> yes i'm newer
<11> why?
<1> I know
<12> hey Techdeck
<13> hi thiago!
<13> how's it going man?
<14> fine
<14> though I'm tired
<14> you?
<13> why tired? me.. I'm fine, working like a hog :p
<13> got used to it by now else I'd be very tired myself
<13> are you still developing KDE?
<14> exams and stuff
<14> I've got to study, but I'm also too lazy
<14> yes, I am
<13> brb
<15> smoothwall doesn't show ip when it dials but I can access net from other pc which is on same subnet as smoothwall
<16> crackbabies
<15> can you help in ssh?
<4> lol
<15> so you want to help?
<14> syskey: what's your problem?
<15> I want to surf net with ssh tunnel
<15> just for practise
<14> IP-over-SSH?
<15> may be I dont know the technical terms
<15> like I connect to ssh server and now how do I create tunnel and make the data goes through it like web surfing
<15> instead of my connection, data will come through ssh server
<14> you can use SSH's proxy capabilities
<15> Does this makes sense
<14> it can work as a SOCKS5 server
<15> I have read lots of articles
<14> then all you have to do is configure your applications to use that
<15> but dont get it to work
<15> I have access to ssh server
<15> can you guide me through
<14> no
<16> The more you study, the more you know. The more you know the more you forget. The more you forget the less you know, so why study?
<14> but you can read the manual
<15> please
<15> ok
<15> tell this
<15> say I created the tunnel
<14> I can't help you because I've never done it
<14> I just know it's possible because I've seen other people do it.
<15> now how do I check if data is going through tunnel
<14> tcpdump
<15> yeah every admin knows this
<15> tcpdump on ssh server? or local pc?
<14> either
<15> ok
<15> I will try
<15> and let you know if successful
<17> is it true that slackware has no package manager which able to manage dependencies?
<17> and is it true that in slackware there is no concept of software repositories, just like in debian(or ubuntu)?
<17> in which we able to install software easily
<18> yes to the first one, no to the second
<18> A Slackware package is designed a bit differently than other packages.
<18> The package manager will not fix dependencies. The user is required to do that.
<18> There are repositories where packages are dropped and there are interfaces for you to use to get the packages.
<19> www.linuxpackages.net is a good source for slackware packages
<17> p3nguin, but the one which so lovely from package management is that if it has capability to handle dependencies(from a newbie point of view just like me)
<18> Okay.
<17> Simpleguy, thanks... I should browse that
<18> I suppose maybe it's time to learn to build things from sources and how to fix dependencies.
<17> p3nguin : I have ever build linux from scratch(which is from sources only)... so because of that I really know how difficult it is to manage to handle dependencies
<18> I'm not sure what you just said.
<18> You did use LFS or you did not?
<17> but yes, the LFS make it simple for building from sources
<17> p3nguin, I just had built it, but don't use it... I just use it as learning tool
<18> Good
<17> p3nguin, I am sorry for my bad english if it is make you difficult to read what I write
<18> It's a bit difficult, but I'm trying. :)
<17> :)
<16> vivid dreams are the most fun
<20> what's a vivid dream
<20> i used to think pr0n dreams are best
<19> vivid porn dreams then
<21> can someone help me please?
<22> depends
<21> yeah
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