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<0> hellop: At the boot: prompt, type 'linux26' and hit Enter.
<1> beardy tried that, ENTER or Install26 both give a modules not found error.
<2> abrotman, thanks for the tip, but whats wrong with the iso i am using?
<0> hellop: Which one, exact url?
<3> raf256[laptop]: not everyone has SNS syndrome like you do
<3> robr: the kernel hates you? :)
<4> abrotman: stable is outdated, typical users I know would found it frustrating that some soft is not available yet, and I found testing quite stable
<2> abrotman, it would seem it does :)
<3> raf256[laptop]: it is not outdated
<0> raf256[laptop]: shut up
<3> raf256[laptop]: it's perfectly usable .. stop being a butthead
<4> omg, so much high quality arguments, think you just convinced me; good think you managed to keep from swaering or anythin
<3> robr: also .. you may want to try a bios update
<5> abrotman, im a give it a go, thanks for your help.
<2> abrotman, good idea
<3> robr: just a thought ..
<3> raf256[laptop]: testing still breaks .. try not to screw up everyone else's install based on your personal inability to deal with working software
<6> is there a program to make flow charts ?
<3> dia
<4> abrotman: I cant deal with non-existing software, some programs I need like ihu sound chat are not in stable at all
<3> raf256[laptop]: did he ask for it? no .. so you'd screw up his machine for something he doesn't want?
<4> therefore I lask do he like half year old software
<4> perhaps he do
<0> kspath: melt it toa dagger instead
<3> raf256[laptop]: there's a reason people use stable ..
<7> !distract raf256[laptop]
<3> more than one actually
<4> omg, I see 2 fanatics here, go start a freaking jihad on anyone that dont agree stable rocks
<3> raf256[laptop]: you have a mirror?
<4> abrotman: ok, I will tell a friend to install stable. we need IHU program. how to install it then?
<3> raf256[laptop]: you're so damn stupid ..
<3> raf256[laptop]: you're missing the point .. as usual
<4> abrotman: you are so incredible smart. so how to install the IHU?
<8> ola
<3> raf256[laptop]: which one of ten ways would you like?
<4> any that works
<9> raf256[laptop] : backports?
<3> !tell raf256[laptop] about simple sid backport
<4> witohut compilation from source
<3> have a nice day
<8> alguem de portugal ?
<3> !br
<10> Esse canal e apenas em ingles. Por favor, use #debian-br (/j #debian-br) para ajuda em portugues.
<1> Ok so I'll use Sarge. I want a minimal install. Should I get the netinst or can I use the 1st CD?
<11> what does br stand for ?
<12> break
<13> hi friends
<0> hellop: If you already have the first cd, use that, otherwise get the netinstall.
<4> kspath: are you retarded?
<7> raf256[laptop]: certified
<4> abrotman: so auto-build from scratch? looks nice then, but do it work?
<14> chino[server], brasil.
<13> please, do someone can install Lexmark multifunction system (4200 Series) ?
<3> raf256[laptop]: try it .. let me know
<4> abrotman: last time I checked simmilar problem, there where dependiences on libraries, that are only in more unstable versions
<3> raf256[laptop]: try it .. let me know
<4> and all of you should chill out
<3> you started it!
<4> and I thought only some relligion guys start to rage in anger upon difference of opion, sheesh
<0> raf256[laptop]: Take the politics somewhere else.
<14> *sigh*
<3> beardy: #short-bus ?
<11> is there an openldap or any ldap server accessable via apt ?
<7> raf256[laptop]: You speak 4-5 languages and none of them are English?
<0> chino[server]: Most likely yes. /msg dpkg search
<15> hello
<16> hello
<3> chino: slapd .. or something similiar
<4> kspath: you where molested as kid and now you have to start/continue a flame? you have more stupid offtopic questions? or you woll let it go?
<3> were
<14> would
<4> yes, there are also even more typos, lets discuss that
<3> will
<3> let's
<14> d'uh
<14> hehe
<4> You
<17> are the udev and hald daemons required?
<4> Or
<3> roler: for what?
<7> chino[server]: apt-cache search ldap | egrep "^ldap"
<4> did I just make 2 guys write 8 offtopic lines flood willingly?
<3> kspath: it's slapd
<17> abrotman, ; they are both running on my desktop laptop
<8> how I bring update kernel?
<3> raf256[laptop]: if you'd work on your english .. we wouldn't have to ;)
<7> The package is? I thought only the binary was in a package.
<4> vtudo: by installig kernel-image?
<3> roler: running gnome ?
<17> abrotman, ; yes
<8> yes
<3> roler: required no .. but parts of gnome use them
<3> !info slapd sarge
<4> abrotman: or, someones could stop beeing ***holes and be more friendly instead ....no, that's justcrazy
<10> slapd: (OpenLDAP server (slapd)), section net, is optional. Version: 2.2.23-8 (sarge), Packaged size: 798 kB, Installed size: 2228 kB
<17> ahh
<15> hey guys, I got a question !! I want to show this page : http://quicksilver.blacktree.com/ , and my firefox is not really fast with this webpage , it's laggy. My friend who is under ubutun and who is using Internet Explorer 6 tells me that it's real scroll smoothly .. so , what the problem : I have a fresh install of sarge, I have firefox laggy. my friend under ubuntu got XGL, internet explorer 6 and it's really fast... wha
<15> t is the problem??? thank you
<3> raf256[laptop]: i'm very friendly
<17> thsnks
<7> slapd - OpenLDAP server (slapd) omg, I never expected the package to be named after the daemon.
<16> linoleum: its a common problem with debian.
<3> linoleum: i don't get it .. there's nothing to scroll
<15> ho sorry yes, I mean this page : http://docs.blacktree.com/quicksilver/what_is_quicksilver
<11> kspath: me either
<11> what is a "DNS domain name:"
<7> domain.nom
<16> install lindows and wine with ie6
<3> linoleum: not a problem here
<18> hello - is there any known-working netinst iso image somewhere on the net? since those on cdimage.d.o have been broken for days
<15> abrotman, is the scrolling smooth ??
<3> yes
<3> in opera and FF
<3> choisyjc: did you use the sarge installer?
<0> IE in ubuntu? ..
<18> abrotman: I'm trying to install testing
<3> gravity: linoleum glue ?
<19> how does one play a dvd from the command line (not using totem...say using mplayer?)
<18> abrotman: would the sarge installer handle that?
<3> choisyjc: i see beta2 is there ...
<0> abrotman: heh, I thought the same
<20> abrotman: I hear that's the designer drug of choice
<14> I had no idea they were broken, I installed it just fine... (sarge-amd64, netinst)
<4> /bin must be on the root / partition?
<3> choisyjc: handle what? .. all you've said is that it doesn't work
<21> hey... i'm getting a silent bug on fusermount 2.2.1-4... it just prints out "invalid argument" no other error information. the argument is decidedly not invalid... anyone else have this experience?
<18> abrotman: beta2 is broken (2.6.12 kernel, 2.6.15 modules) -- and so are the daily builds that came after it
<0> raf256[laptop]: man hier
<3> choisyjc: ask #debian-boot
<15> no seriously, the scroll is not smooth with my firefox , and I got an other friend under ubuntu , and it's not smooth too . but when he use IE6 it's smooth :/
<15> so, we don't understand
<20> linoleum: So what?
<3> linoleum: scroll how?
<20> linoleum: Patch firefox so it has smoother scrolling
<3> linoleum: with the wheel?
<19> linoleum then he should use ie
<20> You're talking about completely different apps
<15> so : I do aptitude purge firefox , then aptititude install firefox , and the scroll on this web page is really slow and laggy : http://docs.blacktree.com/quicksilver/what_is_quicksilver
<4> beardy: yep, but I dont see there, can one put a /bin and /sbin on CDROM, or just /usr
<18> abrotman: ok, thanks
<3> oh yeah .. and i ahve 263 extensions insstalled :)
<9> I have search for an lightweight file manager. Finnaly use 'xfe' are there other one that i have not found, must by light, for slow laptop
<15> lol
<15> non I dont have extention
<20> linoleum: wtf is with your quicksilver links?
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