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<0> Ashex: ^^ what streuner_ said.
<1> streuner_: that's what I was looking for
<2> k-god: no point killing a users session if it won't remove their Parent PID
<2> pstree -p is what i was after
<3> whats a good mail account to apply for, other than gmail, linux and yahoo
<2> now darkfires; how can i kill a TTY session
<2> there was a bash cmd for this
<3> scratch linux, i meant hotmail
<2> one simple cmd
<4> current tty session?
<0> sess: fuser -k /dev/ptyNN
<2> hmmmm
<4> kill -9 $$ ?
<3> what are some good mail accounts other than gmail, hotmail, and yahoo, i needone fore business
<0> !tell Money about repeat
<2> w00000000000000000t
<5> 127.0.0.1
<2> err i ment a mickey :p
<2> hehe
<2> ty
<6> simonrvn: o_O
<7> which version of gnome is in the repos?
<5> ;p
<0> sess: What worked?
<0> !tell attabui: about search
<8> attabui: 2.12
<6> attabui: pdo would tell you
<7> fine, fine, google, I get it.
<7> ^_^
<8> !pdo
<9> http://packages.debian.org/ - here you can search for debian packages and their contents. Pretty Damned Obvious, isn't it?, or http://people.debian.org/, in some contexts. Maybe even http://planet.debian.org/, or the machine that hosts http://packages.debian.org has been overloaded, a temporary replacement can be found at http://pdo.debian.net
<2> k-god: fuser -k /dev/pts/#
<2> hmmmm
<2> i'm thinking i've got some CPU leakage issues
<0> sess: Cool. I think you can specify the signal sent too. Not at a debian box ATM.
<2> bloody hell
<2> kswapd0/1 are sitting at around 40%/ea
<2> which is just bs
<2> specially when the machine is a bloody dual dual cored 265 with 4gig
<0> sess: 40% of what?
<2> hmmm, i've just started up around 18 proc's under one username
<2> i normally do it under multiple usernames
<2> i wonder if that's the reason
<2> 40% of CPU
<2> is their a paste channel on this network ?
<10> !tell sess about paste
<11> Is there a non GUI version of synaptic?
<12> hi.. anyone know where I can get a skype package for etch?
<13> pilgrim: aptitude maybe?
<6> Snadder: well, not in the repos of debian
<11> Nihilanth, is that the best one?
<12> streuner_, i've tried apt-get.org.. but it seems like no packages is out for etch..
<12> the skype debian package at skype.com requires libqt3c102-mt
<14> !popcon
<9> extra, extra, read all about it, popcon is the Debian Popularity contest. See results at http://popcon.debian.org/ or install popularity-contest to participate. do the dpkg-reconfigure -plow popularity-contest right after you answered all debconf stuff
<12> which is replaced by libqt3-mt in etch
<14> Snadder: that'snot a debian problem
<14> Snadder: that's a skype problem. #skype
<12> just as #skype exists :p
<14> Snadder: you create it! :)
<14> Snadder: so we send the next skype problem user there
<2> k-god: check #flood
<12> hehe.. and then I just tell that guy to install the static binary thingie at skype.com ?
<14> Snadder: you can also marry that guy
<12> i'd like to marry you instead.
<14> Snadder: no thanks
<14> Snadder: wait, got a photo?
<6> tarzeau: haha, good morning.
<5> well, it's my ****ing b-day today. *snore*
<14> streuner_: morning, damn need to catch this trian...
<12> tarzeau, I guess so.. two sec. ;o
<12> tarzeau, http://tinyurl.com/nf0d
<12> ;-D
<12> dont I got some sweet tits?
<15> I really wish I hadn't clicked that.
<12> LOL
<16> Hello
<3> umm, what will happen if i opp 2 cafeine pills, even though the instructions say take one every 3 to 4 hours
<16> try it and find out
<3> k
<17> Money: you follow instrctions ?
<18> Money, nothing really. if you're not used to caffeine you might get a bit tired.
<19> apparently it takes around 50 cups of coffee to kill a man. How many cups of coffee is one of those pills worth?
<20> umm
<20> one pill is...
<20> 200 mg, which is about 2 cups of cofee
<20> bone = money
<19> yeah, I'd say you'll be fine :)
<3> one pill is 200 mg
<3> ok
<3> then
<7> that's more like 2 light espressos... an 8oz cup of black is closer to 80mg
<3> i'll pop one more
<3> i need to stay up al night
<3> and finish this c++ book
<7> btw, DO NOT take more than one 200mg pill at a time
<3> or at least half
<21> Not as good as coffee.
<21> You don't get that kick. :p
<3> i jsut overdosed on a caffeine pill
<3> attabui: too late, i just took 2
<3> and i had one prior to that like 2 or 3 hours ago
<7> the trick to hard caffeine is taking in at least 16oz water for every 100mg.
<3> i mean 4
<18> It doesnt matter
<22> hey guys. i don't know any tex, but i'd like to learn. i'm writing an essay for school, what should i apt-get? and where can i learn how to use it? thanks and sorry for this stupid question.
<23> hey, is there some unofficial (or otherwise) package repository that has vlc player for testing?
<20> heh
<24> is there a cmd line tool to convert "OpenDocument Text" to txt, html, pdf, anything?
<19> gpm: The main tool you will want is pdflatex
<19> which does about what you would guess
<22> so i should learn latex?
<22> i don't even know latex
<22> :-P
<19> hold on, I'll see if I can track down an introduction
<25> gpm: if you're looking for something powerful that can do math and science, you want latex
<25> gpm: if you're writing a history paper, "abiword" is a lot easier
<22> oh, i'm not doing much technical work these days
<25> gpm: it's basically a word clone
<22> yeah, but i'm sick of that crap.
<25> openoffice is good too, a little more full featured but a little slower
<22> yeah, but i wanted to try a real typesetting thing
<22> not a word processor
<25> ah, then you want latex
<22> cool
<22> i'll google it up
<22> thanks
<22> !
<25> it's pretty easy... "tetex" is what you want to apt-get
<25> and probably tetex-doc too
<25> lyx is an easier way to get into latex if you're in a rush
<22> k
<26> lynx
<22> no
<26> ok
<19> gpm: http://www.tug.org/tex-archive/info/beginlatex/beginlatex-3.6.pdf
<19> gpm: http://www.eng.cam.ac.uk/help/tpl/textprocessing/latex_guide.dvi
<19> those are two I used to learn latex
<24> is there a command line tool to convert "OpenDocument Text" (openoffice.org document) to text, html, pdf, anything?
<6> oo is able to create pdf's or text files
<27> there's also cups-pdf to easily get PDF files for anything
<6> jm_: so it creates pdf-files of *any* source?
<28> Good morning, After my latest apt-get upgrade I get evolution *** glibc detected *** free(): invalid pointer: when I launch evolution. DOes anyone have an idea, how this can be fixed? it a known bug, but there is no suitable solution to find on the net.
<27> streuner_: well anything that CUPS can print
<6> jm_: hehe
<29> mrspock1980: wait till it is fixed. welcome in unstable. probably the glib change
<27> it's a bug in Evolution, glibc merely detected it
<29> jm_: read again. I didn't say glib*c*
<10> _rene_: I think the bug only affects testing
<27> _rene_: read again, I never mentioned your nick anywhere
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