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<0> North Korea test-fires at least three missiles, one of them a long-range weapon that the U.S. has been monitoring, U.S. sources say.
<1> _rynz-, so ?
<1> they're running on linux ? ;)
<2> huh
<3> ?
<4> noen som veit hvordan jeg installerer psybnc eller?
<3> I had one of those, but the wheel fell off
<5> norwegians are like that
<3> :)
<6> heh
<5> evening znx
<6> hello :)
<6> mEddy: http://linuxreviews.org/software/irc/bnc/
<7> ive got a wierd prob, I am trying to get a two phys nic system with tg3 and e100 to come up at boot but only eth0 will come up, not eth1 no matter what I do. Both modules load, but ifup eth1 cannot find the interface, both NIC's work but only eth0 will come up for either interface
<8> wanna get compiz working
<8> **** lightening
<8> thunder
<8> better shut down
<8> i got 2 surge boxes.....but I aint taking no chance gotta unplug my western electric phone......cant have that damm ringer capacitor blow again
<8> lata
<8> 1930's phone, the one they used in the 1st matrix
<8> be back after electrical storm
<2> wtfbbq
<9> you know, sometimes it's pretty sad that you can draw things that even years later can still make you laugh
<9> I was browsing my old comic strips and came up with this one
<9> http://iccl.fi/read.cgi?id=107
<9> it was drawn after I was extremly bored and did actually read the legal section of my home stereos' manual
<10> I hate PE1650's perc3/di =(
<10> damn buggy module
<10> turns out it wasnt my system but the linux driver which cause these journal timeouts
<10> trying to upgrade my kernel now and to get scsi to work properly .. *groans*
<11> can linux access bsd ffs fast file system
<12> yes
<11> ok
<3> chirst, you're everywhere
<11> same thing can be said about you :)
<3> heh, indeed
<5> morning
<5> your girlfriend following you around?
<3> Wed Jul 5 01:58:42 EDT 2006
<3> ****, it is
<13> i'm everywhere
<13> neither of you are
<3> o ...... k
<14> hey... where is the dvd iso file for downloading debian? http://mirror.inter.net.il/pub/debian/
<15> http://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/current/i386/iso-dvd/
<14> its 13 cds?
<15> you dont need them all.
<15> you only need cd1 to get the system installed. the rest you can apt-get install from the net
<14> i want to install a cd
<14> install a server...
<14> for www server
<12> evening nagual
<16> evening
<17> hello, i have latest sarge distro with x and gnome
<17> but the keys with CTRL doesn`t work
<17> how it can be fixed ?
<17> for example ctrl+t in mozilla doesnt do anything
<17> crtl+f also
<17> actrl+c doesn`t work too
<12> look at xmodmap
<12> sounds like you have the wrong keyboard setup
<12> use 'showkeys' in console, press the control button and see if it gives you a number
<17> yes i know but i don`t know where to fix it, in a xkb setionof X config file , or in gnome configs ?
<17> pretty confusing :D
<17> showkeys - this is the name of apckage ?
<12> no, 'showkey' is a command. It will show you the value of a particular key, which means you can bind that value to a command in the keyboard configuration file, which you can alter the current setup for with xmodmap, or you can use a keyboard configuration tool like xkeyboard-config (name of package)
<12> or you can google for a guide or howto
<12> i'm sure gnome has it's own xkeyboard app
<17> yes but showkeys gives me - command not found
<17> and apt-cache search showkeys gives me nothing
<12> 'showkey'
<12> without the s
<17> also null
<17> i have backports added too
<12> showkey comes in a package which is supplied with the base install of Debian (iirc), the package you seem to be missing is 'console-tools'
<16> sure buddy
<17> ok, got it
<17> so i know the code of the keyboard key now
<17> where i can bind it ?
<17> i have some gnome app but it doesn`t seems to work
<17> btw
<17> is a keyboard with window keys is 104 or 105 pc ?
<18> 105 I suppose
<19> punani: beep
<20> i heard beep is /exec -o echo -ne "\007". A generic application level transport, with multiple channels over TCP and a nice standard auth section + many other goodies, see www.beepcore.org for more info, or apt-get install beep, or ^G You can disable this nice beep with 'setterm -blength 0'
<17> damn it, still nothing i have really hard time making that keyboard work
<17> everytime i want to update the configuration via gnome app
<17> it returns that "error in activating XKB configuration"
<17> but i don`t even know where he is modifying the files to check that permissions are ok ;(
<17> hmm it`s not seeing crtl at all, i have a standard logitech keyborad
<5> x?
<20> see nodm, or dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86
<17> ohhh...
<17> what is this ? "GLib-CRITICAL **: g_key_file_add_group"
<21> Is there an application I can use on Unix to give me live information as to how much network bandwidth each running process is using?
<5> nvidia?
<20> HOWTO NVidia 3D with Debian: Make sure you have contrib and non-free in sources.list, and do following: "apt-get install module-***istant && m-a prepare && m-a a-i nvidia && apt-get install nvidia-settings nvidia-glx && echo nvidia >> /etc/modules && modprobe nvidia && dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xfree86 (or xserver-xorg) and pick driver "nvidia" instead of "nv".
<18> jez : ntop I think, although it's quite a pain to make it running
<18> (for me at least)
<21> erm
<21> ntop only lists hosts
<21> not processes
<9> man, I wish Kino was a bit less piece of **** :-/
<9> it's GUI is usable for home videos, but it's still too crash-happy
<9> and it seems to work for DVD mastering
<5> hm
<5> apz have you made xgl work with sarge?
<9> no; everything with xgl seems to be a bit too bleeding edge for it :-/
<9> last night's firewire + dvgrab + kino test result - newfie ball catch video
<9> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEK5p4PwwF0
<9> jez: DCC isn't working with my NAT setup, never bothered to load it's modules into the firewall machine; please use /msg if you want to talk privately.
<5> jez: dont message me again.
<21> i didn't message you.
<5> was there anything in the information i just gave you that you didnt understand?
<9> yes you did
<22> APz: is that your dog ?
<9> dinasty: yes
<9> >jez>> DCC Chat (193.39.246.1)
<22> APz: nice :D
<22> APz: thats german right ?
<21> that's not a message
<9> jez: no, it's an attempt to establish a DCC chat
<9> dinasty: the language or the dog breed?
<5> dude, if we had been in a parking lot right now, you leaned over to me and whispered in my ear, then giving me attitude about not doing it, i would have smashed your face in
<21> *applauds*
<22> APz: the language :P C[C[C[C[C[C[C[C[C[C[C[C[C
<9> dinasty: no, it's finnish
<22> ah nice :D
<9> german sounds a lot more angry :)
<5> HA I DISAGREE!!!!!!!!!!!
<5> ;-)
<9> no, seriously
<5> yea, seriously
<22> APz: hehe i should have understood that since i come from sweden :P
<9> you say a thing like "I love you" in german, and people who don't know what it means could mistake it for "I'll rip your head off!"
<5> coming from a guy who speaks finnish
<5> thats funny :)
<22> haha :D
<9> dinasty: probably not, as finnish isn't exactly the #1 thing in sweden
<22> APz: yeh you are right about that :D
<22> APz: but you learn swedish in school right ?
<9> nagual: well, i've still spent enough time in german to tell people I have a tank in my pants
<5> oh well
<5> arabic languages sound more angry anyway, at least to me
<9> dinasty: only 3 years mandatory in senior high, and they don't actually teach you to speak the language, just the basic grammar and words
<22> no the worst laguage when it comes to that is bisaya :P
<5> but finnish is a good second place .)
<22> APz: aha okey:D
<5> yea, its hard to not speak a language if you know the words :))
<22> hehe
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