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<0> coywolf: i already told you what i would do
<1> one thing gnu/linux lacks ... is a site where you can see which hardware to buy
<2> Denmark: and gnu/kfreebsd ?
<1> I am considering buying a new computer .. and its naremight
<1> nightmare, even.
<1> tarzeau yeah
<3> i've just upgraded to 2.6.16-i686 and get an error that says "unconfigured headers in linux-headers-2.6.16" when i try to install the nvidia-kernel
<1> tarzeau Except I don't run *BSD
<0> coywolf: DON'T DO THAT
<4> abrotman, ok
<5> abrotman: thank you for your reply :-)
<1> give him the oneliner!
<4> abrotman, there's some sensitive things
<2> Denmark: not even if it's debian?
<6> coywolf: if you have the cash to burn, buy Alienware.
<4> infernix, url?
<1> tarzeau : I don't mean I wont, I simply don't right now. ;-)
<0> coywolf: what could possibly be sensitive
<6> coywolf: google
<0> infernix: you don't know what he's using it for .. alienware doesn't exactly make super portable & light laptops
<1> tarzeau : Are you running *bsd ?
<1> tarzeau debian gnu/bsd?
<4> abrotman, trust me
<6> abrotman, you don't know either ;) and they aren't bad, anyway.
<0> infernix: i have an 8lb laptop .. not the best thing to lug around :)
<1> dpkg tell coywolf about nvidia-one-liner
<1> dpkg tell coywolf about nvidia-oneliner
<1> dpkg tell coywolf about nvidiaoneliner
<1> dpkg curse
<7> from memory, swearing is Silence, you sock-clucking mother-trucker
<2> Denmark: yes i do
<6> well an Alienware is more of a portable form of a desktop pc
<2> Denmark: find more about it in #gnu-kfbsd
<0> infernix: i have a "Desktop Replacement" thinkpad .. not a light machine
<8> is there any signal that you can send to XF86 which will restart it but keep the attached apps?
<6> who says coywolf cant cope with some heavy lifting? :)
<9> hi guys, i've just done a fresh debian install, and i've noticed something is listening on a whole load of ports. i figured it was inetd, but /etc/inetd.conf is empty? any ideas whats using the ports?
<2> Denmark: #gnu-kbsd
<6> ishi_: netstat -anp
<1> h
<2> Denmark: sorry the other one was wrong
<1> k
<9> infernix; thanks i'll take a look
<1> tarzeau neat
<10> debian.org is down?
<3> i've just upgraded to 2.6.16-i686 and get an error that says "unconfigured headers in linux-headers-2.6.16" when i try to install the nvidia-kernel, any help?
<1> Eulex : really?
<9> infernix; thanks for that, it cleared things up :)
<11> Denmark: YA RLY
<12> anyone here play with xen on sarge?
<13> any one compiled mechcommander 2 under linux ?!!!!
<1> bobyfixer : Why not?
<1> sussudio : ugugugug? hulla hulla!
<14> debian.org down ? if so, s.o. please update the topic ;o)
<0> http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2006/03/msg00021.html
<2> Eulex: yes it was announced
<10> tarzeau, ah, ok
<15> #ubuntu-it
<0> wrong channel
<14> abrotman : thanks
<4> so dell local dealers are illegal or not authentic dell?
<0> coywolf: where is your location ?
<16> is the debian website down?
<1> thinkloop : Do you have a brain?
<10> thinkloop, http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel-announce/2006/03/msg00021.html
<4> abrotman, ?
<0> coywolf: what country are you in?
<1> thinkloop : Sorry, I didn't /mean/ to seem rude.
<4> abrotman you?
<1> coywolf you?
<0> coywolf: i'm asking you
<1> coywolf : Are you doing shaolin kung fu?
<4> Denmark, what's that?
<0> ignore Denmark
<1> abrotman : Why?
<0> answer my darn question
<0> Denmark: because you're not helping anyone in anyway
<1> abrotman : Its maerterial art.
<0> coywolf: STOP DOING THAT
<1> Martial, even.
<4> abrotman, it's sensitive
<0> coywolf: i have no idea if they are legal in your country ..
<0> coywolf: no it's not
<1> Whats illegal somewhere?
<4> abrotman, i care if it's authentic or common?
<0> coywolf: then order online
<1> What are youguys talking baout on #Debian?
<0> coywolf: i'd think you'd want to support lenovo
<0> cipo: get the file ?
<17> Where is the autobuild script ? Because I need to modify the {directory}/debian/control file and change xlibs-dev to libx11-dev
<18> What file would all the internet configuration be in? like ip address/netmask/etc
<17> I need to know where that {directory} is.
<0> !tell signature16 about interfaces
<1> thinkloop : maybe try http://debian.net ..
<4> abrotman, here are a lot dell local dealers, I wonder if in you area the same
<19> how can i uncompress rar file ?
<0> coywolf: i don't look for them .. remember .. i don't like dell
<0> !tell nayyres about unrar
<4> abrotman, yeah, but in any case you happen ever see them
<14> nayres : with unrar
<0> coywolf: buy it online if you're not sure
<19> abrotman, it not installed in core ?:(
<0> rar isn't free afaik
<14> nayres : a non-free package i think
<4> abrotman, online's is expensive, i'm confused
<0> coywolf: then buy from lenovo
<20> I just discovered that the keyboard "scroll" led of two of my computers (normal and laptop) are blinking. One of the downside of this, I guess, is that sometimes, keys I type aren't taken into account (the push and/or release events). Here is my kbd config : http://rafb.net/paste/results/Woe3AV11.html
<21> x.org 7.0 is out
<0> and?
<1> or?
<21> nand
<21> not
<21> nor
<22> Hey friends. Sometimes ago I used dpkg and installed something. Then I open apt-get(synaptic) and it said me that there are broken packages. I clicked on fix brokan packages but it didnt. Moreover, every time I try to install something, it says it will delete some essential packages like APT. so I cant go on my operations. even if I do unmark all, it says it will delete some essential packages. what can I do?
<1> xor
<21> xnor
<0> MauL^: paste the whole error
<0> !paste
<7> Do not paste into the channel. Use #flood or visit http://channels.debian.net/paste/
<0> and use apt-get .. not synaptic
<22> abrotman: do they act differently? I tried the same, it game the same response
<0> MauL^: i meant so you could paste the error
<23> hu ruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
<23> \,,/_ _\,,/
<0> !kurumin
<7> Kurumin Linux is a Brazilian run-from-CD Linux distribution based on Knoppix. That means it's not debian. Go away.. Ajuda pra Kurumin: http://www.kurumin.com.br
<22> abrotman: there is no error. it says it will remove some essential packages like: apt (essential) will be removed
<22> apt-utils will be removed
<22> aptitude will be removed
<22> so I cancel
<24> whats a good easy way to create an .ISO out of a movie DVD ?
<23> :D
<0> MauL^: no crap .. paste the whole thing
<0> !paste
<7> Do not paste into the channel. Use #flood or visit http://channels.debian.net/paste/
<25> does anyone know crontab well?
<25> 0-59 * * * * /var/www/updatescript > /dev/null 2>&1
<25> would that script run every minute?
<0> use a * in every position
<22> abrotman: what is the whole thin you want me to past
<25> ok
<26> hi
<0> MauL^: open an xterm .. type su .. type apt-get -f install .. paste everything apt-get spits out
<27> '*/2 * * * *' would do every 2 minutes, right?
<22> apt apt-utils aptitude base-config g++-3.4 libstdc++6 libstdc++6-dev
<22> synaptic tasksel xpdf xpdf-reader
<22> WARNING: The following essential packages will be removed.
<22> This should NOT be done unless you know exactly what you are doing!
<28> Stevie: yes
<24> Stevie: correct
<29> I want to log into postgresql with M-x sql-psql. How can I set a user name(it is using my login name as default without asking for a name)
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