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<0> killall -9 pypanel
<0> aCk
<1> tehee
<1> sup m6
<0> hey hey
<0> you live.
<0> i think its turkey sandwich time
<2> gonna hump two hot turkish girls?
<3> That's the only thing I know as 'turkey sandwich'
<4> Just a question. I want to download a kernel. It's masked by ~x86 witch I'm running on. Is it real stupid to unmask that kernel?
<3> no
<4> :)
<3> just means it hasn't been tested
<3> so you *MAY* have problems.
<3> That doesn't mean that you're going to for sure have problems.
<5> HAI DJEN2 MENZ
<3> **** even some masked packages don't have problems, but you're more likeley to see problems with a 'masked' package versus a 'keyword mask' package.
<5> yeah, like gcc 4.2
<3> right..
<6> FatMom: i did more reading on 4.3, its a bitch to set up properly... definitely NOT as easy as unmasking & emerging
<6> i dont think anyone on the forums who has had success has used the ebuild for it
<0> bitrot: you mean you *WILL*
<0> =p
<4> Ok, I thougth is was something in the X86 structure. Fanx for the.enlightning.
<3> m6: heh yea
<5> iamben: yes but I there was a post about gcc 4.3 and 100% core duo stuff
<0> whats up d00d
<3> well **** non masked packages give me problems ;)
<0> hows the 360
<5> -I
<5> anyway I'm not going to try gcc 4.3
<0> linux in general gives all of us problems
<5> 4.2 is fine
<6> Funklord: there is... read it, he used his own source & had to hack things up to get it running
<0> take that!
<7> m6: he'll install Linux on it then ship it back
<5> bitrot: last time that I did a normal install (I always use ~) I had way more problem than using ~
<0> heh
<7> m6: http://www.strangehorizons.com/2004/20040405/badger.shtml
<0> o gawd
<0> wtf...
<0> better not be a dead badger
<0> =p
<0> hah
<0> thats funny.
<6> FatMom: i determined that it is definitely not worth moving to 4.3 yet unless you do have a core2 cpu
<6> and im only athlon x2
<5> I always wanted to install linux on a dead badger
<7> VD Linux (available from Twisted Faces Software)
<6> neat thing i figured out though, on 4.2 you can use -march=native and it'll autodetect an optimal march
<5> uh
<0> CannedBar: those were some ****ed up chars.
<5> -march=naive ?
<0> silly urxvt
<5> native*
<6> yes
<5> m6: like theses ? u
<7> m6: lol, you need to fix urxvt
<0> iamben: really?
<7> they should be umlauts
<0> yea, i see them as 1/4 chars
<6> if your system has the proper -march set already it wont make a diff, but useful if you dont know or dont wanna bother looking it up
<6> on mine, -march=native correctly sets -march=k8
<0> iamben: i just want the core2 flag to hurry up.
<7> m6: then something is messed on your end I think
<0> so iffy using prescott...
<5> iamben: I always use -march=athlon64
<0> CannedBar: yea, i know =(
<6> FatMom: thats equivalent to k3
<6> err k8
<6> (wrong hand =) )
<5> with -msse3
<7> FatMom: what do you see for this character:
<5> because mine is venice, so ss3 is there
<6> k8=athlon64=opteron=athlon-fx as far as gcc knows
<5> CannedBar: I see 3 chars
<6> yeah i have -msse3 as well
<7> yeah, but what chars?
<6> i forget what core mine is, but its a new enough one
<5> i dont know how to "type" those
<7> the umlaut (u with dots)?
<5> yes
<5> U with 2 dots
<7> ok, then m6's unicode settings are messed.
<0> i see A with a squigly over it and a 1/4 next to it
<0> =p
<5> using rxvt-unicode
<0> i'm using urxvt too
<0> i wonder what i did wrong...
<7> using gnome-terminal here ;-)
<7> m6: have you set your language vars correctly?
<5> why they call it rxvt-unicode but its urxvt
<0> CannedBar: i think so...
<5> CannedBar: GNOME TERMINAL ?!
<6> FatMom: if you wanna do more fun stuff, try enabling prelinking w/ prelink -afR, does prelinking more efficently than you normally can on 32bit
<5> prelink ?
<7> FatMom: yes.
<5> CannedBar: why :'(
<7> can you click on links in urxvt?
<5> yes..
<7> orly?
<5> middle click
<6> FatMom: prelink is nice, speeds up loading times of everything w/ shared libs, helps kde & gnome stuff lots
<5> with some Xdefaults setting
<5> which is
<5> URxvt*urlLauncher: firefox
<5> :D
<7> pretty much gnome-term was quite easy to setup, and rxvt takes effort :-P
<0> FatMom: ooo i didn't know that
<0> thnx
<5> m6: I thought you told me this ?
<0> nadda
<0> i was looking for that.
<1> gnome-terminal 0wnz j00
<5> I think it was deface
<5> but anyway
<1> irssi works just fine in gnome-terminal too :>
<5> PLEASE STOP
<1> gnome-terminal helps you get things done fast and efficiently
<8> ?
<1> heh
<0> FatMom: can you post your .Xdefaults so i can steal some stuff i may not have =p
<6> i use konsole
<6> how you like THAT?
<5> m6: sure
<0> ty
<5> konsole rocks
<1> hey CandyBar
<5> m6: whats the paste link again
<0> genpaste.pengu.in
<0> wtf is up with the topic lately...
<0> nothing interesting for me to gawk at.
<5> Connection refused - /tmp/logicbot-socket
<0> ****ty
<0> you can just msg me it.
<5> k
<5> looks like this
<0> hmm
<0> url is not working
<5> you need to relog
<5> well thats the easy way
<5> http://pix.nofrag.com/9c/fb/074ce0577ccd3f92de0136453560.html
<0> startin a new terminal uses the new settings
<0> FatMom: you just highlight URL and click middle mouse?
<7> oh yeah, gnome-term is also magical in handling ssh-agent :-)
<5> m6: no need to highlight
<5> just middle click it
<0> ahh i think i'm missing URxvt*perl-ext: mark-urls
<7> URxvt*urlLauncher: firefox
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