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<0> ;P
<1> im too noob for flux, I need a desktop env
<2> bitrot, I couldnt even see when you said that in buffer history
<2> FatMom, I would suggest KDE then, over gnome.. but its a personal thing
<3> gahahahahaha
<2> others will say gnome
<2> try em both for a bit though
<2> but uh, fluxbox.. or evilwm, or wm2
<2> all good ones
<4> xfce4
<1> I tried both, but I like them both.. and just need advices to make my choice
<5> http://www.comedycentral.com/shows/chappelles_show/index.jhtml
<5> Dave is coming back it looks like
<1> why you prefer kde
<5> because it has every feature any other WM/DE has
<1> lemme guess.. konsole ?
<2> FatMom, personally. KDE has always seemed to mesh together a little better, plus I dont care much for the two seperate bars on the top or bottom, and the gnome-control-center has always seemed buggy
<2> but I do use gnome-terminal
<4> w00t for kde
<2> on my fluxbox, and mostly gtk2 type programs
<4> i cant stand gnome term athnex
<2> but like I said, its personal
<5> yeah
<5> really the best term out there is rxvt-unicode
<4> ya its all very personal
<5> it dosen't have tabs and bull****
<0> I use kde because most of my customers use it.. and therefore I can help troubleshoot their problems ;P
<5> but that's what screen is for -.-
<0> no other reason really
<4> screw that bitrot
<5> mmmm nope
<5> not screw that
<5> urxvt has smart highlighting
<5> best highlighting I've -ever- seen in a term
<5> i can hilight whole urls with rxvt-unicode
<5> i'm not sure if rxvt is just as good or not
<4> konsole does that
<5> will include : / ? & and hilight the URL
<5> yeah but you have to _specify_
<1> but theres a tab flag for rxvt-unicode
<4> thats one thing gnome term has on konsole clickable urls
<6> how come i dont have a /usr/src/linux dir?
<6> im trying to do this http://odin.prohosting.com/wedge01/gentoo-radeon-faq.html#3_howinst
<4> umm...
<7> /usr/src/linux should be a symlink to the kernel in `uname -a`
<8> duhbLow7: yes
<6> hrm uname -a lists the linux version and processor
<7> uname -r
<8> bitrot: i'm SMP now
<8> slow-mo SMP, but smp
<7> smoke more pot?
<8> symmetric multi processor
<7> it was a joke
<8> never know on irc
<6> srsly why would i not have /usr/src/linux
<7> statutory maternity pay
<6> how do i update to latest stable kernel?
<9> someone wanna help a new gentoo user with an Xorg problem?
<6> i know very little but i can try
<8> denro: O.o
<10> Just ask.. Dont ask to ask.
<10> if someone can help they will
<9> its just the x server saying something like "duplicate symbol __i686.get_pc_thunk.bx"
<11> i'm trying to install gentoo onto a server
<6> me2
<11> i boot off the cd and it seems to hang after it goes "Ok, booting the kernel"
<11> i tried booting it with gentoo-nofb
<11> but that didn't seem to help
<8> chainz: try noacpi or noapic
<8> can anyone get to newegg?
<6> i keep getting the error "!!! Couldn't download genpatches-2.6.15-8.extras.tar.bz2. Aborting." when I `emerge ati-drivers`
<11> nastjuid, how do you specify the options?
<11> ie, gentoo-nofb -noacpi ?
<6> nastjuid: newegg is working for me
<8> er, should be: gentoo nofb noacpi
<11> ie, gentoo-nofb -acpi=on
<11> nastjuid, handbook says gentoo-nofb
<8> denro: http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=43177
<9> thx nastjuid
<8> try -capi=off
<12> hit f2 or f3 or something and it shows all the kernel options
<8> bleh
<12> chainz: ^
<2> nastjuid, newegg works good
<8> ah, there it goes
<11> iamben, i did that and i am loading the correct kernel name
<12> chainz: no, hit the other f key... it lists kernel parameters
<12> not just available kernels
<12> like doscsi, noapic, nodhcp, etc
<7> newegg is up
<7> sorry for the delay
<11> still hanging :(
<13> ****ing **** Im a moron
<6> anyone know why genpatches wouldn't work?
<13> broke my goddamn network
<7> x64
<8> bitrot: did you ifdown while ssh'd?
<11> i can't ****in boot off a livecd
<13> nastjuid nah I accidently rm -rf'ed the box I was sshing in from
<7> chainz, by any chance is it x64?
<11> no
<11> it's a dual p3 machine
<11> 500mhz
<8> chainz: which livecd are you using? the graphical installer one?
<8> chainz: i.. just set one of those up
<11> nah, the minimal 2006.0
<13> but what can I say, Im not thinking tonight, did like 2 grams worth of rocks
<8> yeah, i used the same thing
<13> and the crack has gone straight to my head
<8> chainz: 440GX?
<11> maybe
<11> not positive
<11> it's an ibm machine
<13> anyway, off to go wank
<13> back later
<8> chainz: you're sure the procs and ram are good?
<12> chainz: try an older livecd
<11> intellistation
<11> m-pro
<12> my older smp servers only boot about half of the livecd versions for some reason or another
<12> an old livecd will give you the same resulting install as a 2006.0 one
<11> hmm
<14> ehhhhhhhniiiiiice
<11> wonder how far back i have to go
<11> i got a 2005.1 cd available
<12> its not a matter of it being "too new"
<12> just try that one
<8> I'd put my luck on a livecd with a 2.4 kernel
<6> how do you update the livecd kernel?
<4> u dont
<8> but like ben said, it won't really matter, so long as it boots
<11> i wanna know if there's something i should be setting in the bios...
<12> if the 2005.1 doesnt boot, then there might be something you need to change
<11> k
<6> MrEcho why wont the genpatches download then?
<12> but i wouldnt get too upset if just one single livecd version isng booting
<11> iamben, i tried 2
<12> tendo: when's the last time you did emerge --sync?
<11> but both were 2006 releases
<6> never
<12> chainz: yeah same release = same kernel
<4> try knoppix
<12> tendo: well there ya go
<11> one was the installer the other was the min
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