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Comments:
<0> to put it mildly
<1> kspath: wrong terminal :P
<0> guerin: how much experience do you have with solaris?
<0> in a data center environment?
<2> starfishy: please take this elsewhere
<0> ok
<3> starfishy: |<----------this-much------------>|
<4> Shadowcat: it was meant for others related to signals I just got out of my time machine :-P
<3> wtf
<3> ok, let's spell this out for the ****ing stupid people amongst us
<2> Guerin: just drop it
<3> sun make software which is either 0 or 1 points ****ing uesless in free software
<3> this makes them ****
<3> simple
<3> heh
<5> Hi!
<3> think that, then
<5> Is there some tool that can color tcpdump output ?
<4> crayola
<4> but you will have to clean your screen after
<0> *chuckle*
<3> if you can demonstrate a case where sunware is useful is of any use in a frww software environment, we might have a sane base to work from
<4> airox I saw somethign like that in/on freshmeat.net
<5> Ok, is there some tool to slap people over the internet ?
<4> staroffice
<3> AR: the first person to implement it will become a quadrizillionaire
<4> !lart kspath
<3> airox: ^
<0> Guerin could not even talk to the channel without solaris
<0> the majority of internet backbone servers running said OS
<3> starfishy: hahah
<0> but anyway, debating with you is useless, guerin, you have no manners, no knowledge, no experience
<6> hi all, I saw this cool stuff [ http://freedesktop.org/~david/crypto/ ] and I'm wondering if anyone knows the website for screencast, the program used to create the Flash animation...
<3> starfishy: not that that OS couldn't be replaced with another; it's .... .....
<7> NASA commented on that a few weeks ago
<3> meh
<3> it's just inertia
<8> Guerin> what?
<3> and my keyboard having a "change language" key where half the spacebar should be
<9> hi room
<10> wow after this i think ill leave. yall have fun doing what ever you call that
<3> AR: intended for airox
<3> !room
<11> CHANNEL!
<8> Guerin> ok
<9> Guerin: that is a ROOM
<12> !room
<13> ChuckNorris: your sitting in a room chatting in a channel
<11> CHANNEL!
<12> !channel
<11> [channel] This refers to the group of resellers that supply most companies with software, hardware, and support. The channel is a force to be reckoned with, and it competes directly against companies like Gateway 2000 and Dell. A channel can also be a content container, like a television channel. You may be watching TV channels on the Internet someday.
<12> :P
<14> what do I have to do to get openoffice.org-kde to work? I installed the package, but openoffice still looks as ugly as it did before I installed the package?
<15> where to download the unestable version of debian?
<4> unstable sid?
<15> yes
<2> debianito_proble: you don't. you install stable or testing and "upgrade" (if you can call it that)
<0> i dont think there are actual install cds for unstable
<0> but if you have to ask you should not run unstable in the first place
<4> dist-upgrage from stable/sarge but you use unstable at your own risk it will usually have broken parts
<16> there are not
<16> !sid faq
<11> hmm... sid faq is http://wooledge.org/~greg/sidfaq.html
<17> An odd question... after the latest packaged kernel upgrade in Sid, did anybody else's PC speaker start with incessant beeping?
<16> cwood: FIRE!
<15> ok thanks! i think i should not...i will install the testing
<3> cwood: suggest immediate disconnection of PC speaker
<14> what do I have to do to get openoffice.org-kde to work? I installed the package, but openoffice still looks as ugly as it did before I installed the package?
<3> cwood: as was implemented more than a decade ago by mst sane computer users
<18> Guerin: What will he then use to make beepings with?
<19> Hi To ALL! WaKe Up People [-ThE MaTRiX-]
<4> abrotman: BEEP!
<16> kspath: many beeps today
<3> beardy: /bin/beep
<3> naturally
<17> Well, obviously. I'd just rather know what caused it, than simply unplug things.
<17> Especially since this only happened in the last hour, with a kernel upgrade.
<3> cwood: /msg dpkg bell, see if **** Gets Better
<18> Guerin: Wouldn't that be quite quiet with a disconnected speaker?
<3> beardy: not if you have ANOTHER speaker
<20> if something dont work and you have no clue why.. use wirecutters shamelessly.. it still dont work, but now you know why !
<19> qualcuno parla italiano????
<18> !it
<11> per aiuto in lingua italiana: /j #debian-it , (anche /j #linux-it ). Otterrete sicuramente piu' aiuto li', bischeri! For help in italian /j #debian-it or /j #linux-it
<4> !it
<4> hehe
<4> !tell Dragone about it
<17> This isn't anything to do with X or a console, I'm reasonably certain. It starts when going through the USB bits in the hotplug init script. Interesting behaviour, certainly.
<15> one more thing..where to download the testing version for netinst??
<3> cwood: IS YOUR SOUND PERMANENTLY UP?
<16> !tell debianito_proble about d-i
<3> like
<21> debianito_proble, you don't, you get stable and dist-upgrade to testing.
<3> is my capsloc permanently
<3> on
<3> ?
<15> eulex but i cant install de stable
<3> that is the question!
<18> Guerin: It was, it seemed.
<15> because im getting big troubles with acpi problem
<3> beardy: yes.
<16> i just freaking told him where
<0> eulex: the stable install disks have problems with some new hardware
<18> Guerin: An eternal one..
<17> Guerin: No, and as stated previously, it didn't happen in linux-image 2.6.15-6.
<0> i have to use the testing install images because stable hangs my system
<21> starfishy, I know, but he should use them if possible.
<3> starfishy: all hardware since stable was released, bizarely
<16> starfishy: /msg dpkg sarge 2.6.12 .. sarge 2.6.14 .. sarge 2.6.15 :)
<0> guerin: yes, but what does that have to do with my advice?
<21> starfishy, and he doesn't need to run stable for that -- there are unofficial sarge netinsts with newer kernels, as abrotman said
<0> and why is it that you seem to be dead set on picking a fight?
<0> eulex: why not run the testing netinst? the new installer works quite well
<16> me?
<16> i'm not picking a fight .. i hope you all die@!
<0> no, guerin
<0> he seems like a pitbull who gets a piece of meat dangled in front of it
<21> starfishy, because testing is not stable. it's undergoing quite rapid change nowadays and was actually quite b0rked for a few days with the libxft2 problem.
<18> in front of what?
<0> eulex: but that bites you regardless of whether you use the testing installer or dist-upgrade to it
<15> starfishy actually who is the pitbull?
<5> I've use multitail for the one's that wanted the same tool :)
<21> starfishy, true. but from what I heard he was just wanted to try the testing netinst because the sarge netinst didn't work.
<3> starfishy: the real question is "how can a given installer support hardware newer than it?"
<3> starfishy: which your advice fails to address
<15> im very confused because i tryed to install the netinst but.....Im getting problems with the acpi version...so one friend told me to install the testing version
<3> i may be drunk, but I'm not stupid
<16> !tell debianito_proble about d-i
<0> guerin: i did not say it was supposed to, just that some pcs dont work with it
<15> hey relax abrotman
<16> that ****ing tells you where to get it .. stop being so obtuse
<0> guerin: well, that you are drunk explains some things but doesnt excuse anything
<2> starfishy: Guerin can you guys just please drop it or continue this privately?
<15> no it doesnt
<0> stew: ok
<16> bull ****ing ****
<3> starfishy: all I'm saying is that your logic is faulty
<16> debianito_proble: see what dpkg told you .. it's right there .. if you can't comprehend english .. installing debian will be much harder
<3> starfishy: it's faulty regardless of my state, any child can see that
<3> not that I give a ****, I'm just sayin'
<15> it just tell where to download the stable version and not the netinst of the testing verrsion my friend
<15> by the way im like a pitbull in fron of a piece of meet so i will install it
<21> debianito_proble, please read the full fact.
<15> !tell abrotman about d-i
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