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<0> znx: know of a way to remove the last line of a file in bash?
<1> sure..
<1> wc -l file
<2> You know of whom i speak gandalf
<1> head -n ..
<1> weird way.. but it would work
<0> ya then i can send it into another file
<1> yup
<1> or you could tail the last line..
<1> and grep -v it
<1> ?
<1> heh
<3> :-)
<1> Jy: awk can do it too ..
<1> :)
<3> =D
<4> nn all
<1> nite
<1> sup?
<5> fugitive: chillin man, sup with you?
<6> hi
<7> drinking coffee and smoking a BIg Doobie here
<7> nuttin'
<8> hahaha
<8> "There is no security risk posed to the United States by the deal" -Bush
<8> moron
<5> damn i wish i had a doobie
<7> or a Doobie tree
<9> Sh4dowcat : http://www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/02/23/port.security/index.html
<8> a-dam: I know
<8> I find it hilarious that even Republicans are going agaisnt Bush now
<9> aye
<10> anyone here
<3> Where'd my moose go?
<1> i hid it kut
<11> anyone know why the -tr argument wouldnt be working on rxvt
<1> unlearn: depends on the version of rxvt..
<1> some dont support transparency
<1> but id suggest aterm
<11> ah ok
<1> **rxvt
<12> a vt102 terminal emulator intended as an xterm replacement, now superceded by aterm
<1> **aterm
<12> The AfterStep terminal emulator, designed to provide lots of visual effects, largely based on rxvt
<11> i dont have aterm ;/
<11> hrm
<11> neither does my friend that im helping, i presume
<1> its my exclusive terminal emulator :)
<11> i know!
<11> give it to me
<11> :p
<1> heh
<1> unlearn: you cant do true transparency.. you know that?
<11> no?
<11> :///
<1> what it does is copies the background.. to make it the background of the terminal..
<11> right
<1> so if you have likes of kde/gnome etc..
<11> aterm does true transparency ?
<1> then you dont have a true background..
<11> flux
<11> ok
<1> ah flux is good :D
<11> yes!
<11> <3 flux
<1> aterm doesnt do true transparency either..
<1> but it works well with flux
<11> im still trying to figure out what the heck the slit is
<11> haha
<11> as is half the wolrd im guessing
<11> :p
<1> the slit is for programs like .. er .. xmms for instance
<11> right
<1> which have like a mini control ..
<1> that goes into the slit
<11> it hides them away yeh ?
<11> ok
<1> so its like a quick way to access the common functions of some utils
<1> like a systray .. but bigger.. :)
<11> right
<11> but how do you get things back out of the slit
<11> heh
<11> i just lose them and cry :p
<11> type ps x and kill the damn things
<13> rebooted machine after 20days, added in extra harddrive and now the wireless isn't working?
<13> any ideas?
<9> is it being detected?
<13> its in dmesg
<13> says the cards reset
<13> then something about SW key
<9> configured properly?
<13> it worked before and i haven't touched the config
<9> what was it u installed?
<13> what do you mean?
<9> what hardware did u install
<13> its a belkin card. 5001v3
<13> rtl8180
<11> znx: just installed aterm :)
<11> looks nice
<11> would you like to help me add it to my fluxmenu ;p
<1> aterm > Eterm :P
<1> sure..
<1> thats easy to do..
<1> unlearn: you arent running gentoo?
<1> :x
<11> no
<11> heh
<1> ok..
<11> slack
<1> open an editor
<14> fluxbox-generate_menu -t aterm
<14> :p
<11> k
<1> unlearn: edit ~/.fluxbox/menu
<11> ok dokey
<1> unlearn: ok.. see the [begin] .. line
<1> new line after it..
<1> [exec] (eterm) {Eterm}
<11> yep
<1> save the file..
<1> thats it
<11> sweeeeeet
<1> your menu will update next open
<14> errm
<14> didn't he install aterm?
<11> yeh
<11> its ok
<11> i figured that part out ;)
<14> hehe
<1> what..
<1> my brain is tired
<1> leave me alone
<8> never!
<3> *squeaky*
<1> unlearn: http://znx.supanet.com/Xdefaults.txt nice ~/.Xdefaults file
<1> tis what i use :)
<11> hehe woot"
<11> !
<3> i don't wanna.... ok
<11> editing is fun
<8> heh
<8> I can't believe I'm using an unused hd heatsink to cool my laptop hd
<8> put it on top of the spot where the hd is in the laptop
<1> heh
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