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<0> itom: hmm this is not #firewall but whatever floats your boat.
<1> does anyone know if the use of en_GB.UTF-8 as a default locale will cause problems with applications?
<2> Profound[w]: http://www.debian.org/ports/amd64/
<3> thx markybob
<4> deadcat: be warned .. i'm not a jogger .. but some in here are
<5> hmm
<5> when you have a .diff.gz, .dsc, and .tar.gz file
<6> abrotman: thats for my cl***. (=
<5> which debian package builder is used?
<5> they look to be something you use to build a debian package
<7> stretching is good before any physical endeavor.
<8> kspath, thanks again; sorry for this ot msg
<5> but it's been ages since I built packages, and in any case, I've always had a bit of trouble with making .deb packages compared to .rpm ones
<9> Amarande: dpkg-source -x foo.dsc;
<9> Amarande: then fakeroot debian/rules binary; in the resultant directory.
<9> (***uming you've installed the build dependencies, of course.)
<4> deadcat: that's a crappy cl*** .. my gym cl***es at Uni were horseback riding and backpacking :)
<6> abrotman: really? damn haha ncie..
<4> thingfish: do you know how many hundreds of people are hurt because they don't stretch before intercourse ...
<4> deadcat: it was nice .. i had a good time in both of them
<7> hehe abrotman
<6> abrotman: damn... the only fun cl*** i have is bowling (=
<4> deadcat: is this uni or high school ?
<0> abrotman: funny the horses thought that that was their backpacking cl***.
<6> abrotman: jogging is fun. but just not when injured.
<10> eleftherios: I've been using LC_ALL=en_CA.UTF-8 in my environment. It seems to work.
<6> abrotman: jr college
<11> !ubuntu
<12> rumour has it, ubuntu is not Debian. See http://www.ubuntulinux.org. IRC channel is #ubuntu (not here!) http://interviews.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=144934&cid=12136879 Ask me about <Based on Debian>, or Even Mark Shuttleworth says this is not Debian.. Ubuntu doesn't have a strong security team like Debian does - http://packetstormsecurity.org/filedesc/eterm-exploit.c.html
<4> kspath: they were big horses .. don't let them fool you
<4> deadcat: oh .. nothing like ball room dancing ?
<11> !Based on Debian
<12> Knoppix, Libranet, Corel/Xandros, Stormix, Progeny, Linspire, DamnSmallLinux, Ubuntu, Kurumin, Agnula, Xebian, and so on are *not* Debian. Just because something's "based on" Debian doesn't mean we can support it. You'll maybe get a Debian answer, and if it doesn't work, you're out of luck. Your best option is to join the channel for your distro.
<10> eleftherios: however, you might want to put "XTerm*utf8: 1" in your ~/.Xresources file
<6> abrotman: they have dancing here. but i dont know about ballroom.
<7> Laibsch: you know you can /msg dpkg so it stays between you two.
<0> Libranet might come off that list eventually/sadly.
<11> thingfish: I did not know that. Thank you for the hint.
<7> ;)
<4> deadcat: you could like .. meet girls :)
<7> hehe
<6> abrotman: ya i know. they yoga cl*** here is popular (=..
<4> p***
<6> but schedule wasnt right for me.
<13> abrotman: girls? they exist?
<4> i'd rather learn the foxtrot than yoga
<5> This is odd. This dsc file refers to versions like "xlibs-dev (<< 6.8.0),"
<7> the thought of yoga just makes me hungry for indian food.
<0> abrotman: mistake
<5> 6.8.0?
<4> SerajewelKS: there are three
<5> I thought 4.3 was the version for xfree86?
<13> abrotman: oh, then i don't have very good chances =(
<4> Amarande: are you running sarge?
<5> Yeah.
<11> thingfish: I am considering moving to ubuntu but I am hesitant. I wanted to know what debian has to say about ubuntu. I guess there is really no rivalry but I was wondering what is my best option.
<0> abrotman: learn yoga first and then ball room dancing.
<4> Amarande: apt-cache policy xlibs
<4> Amarande: what's the URL at the bottom ?
<6> SerajewelKS: i think 54% college students are female.
<13> deadcat: i think here it's 60-75%
<6> wow..
<13> deadcat: meaning you'd think i would know some girls by now
<5> 500 http://lyre.mit.edu stable/main Packages
<0> deadcat: 60-65% of those that graduate are female?
<14> Hi all, have a problem with my USB device and was wondering the following: Is it posible Is there an option to copy the firmware of a working version to the busted one? If so, how would it be done?
<13> deadcat: but right now debian is more fun
<15> Laibsch: I thought it was decent. I have given lots of the cd's away too, but I like debian better
<16> What everybody's recommendation for a live cd distro?
<4> Golfgeo: #hardware
<4> _john: debian has no livecd
<14> abrotman, thanks mate :-)
<7> _john: whichever.
<13> _john: i use kubuntu.. but that's not really debian
<6> SerajewelKS: i am not saying you're right but... (=
<16> abrotman: yeah i know, so i figured.. what could be second best? :D
<15> _john knoppix or suse live dvd?
<16> Okay, one of my professor wanted to try one out, and i didn't know which to offer.
<16> professors*
<17> If you like Debian, Knoppix is very debian and live cd and dvd
<6> _john: ubuntu live.
<13> deadcat: well see, you boot debian and it works. you don't have to spend money on it, take it out to eat, whatever. debian is like *** that you don't have to earn.
<4> knoppix is not debian
<15> well, the dvd has more software
<5> I value the woman I love much more than I value this PC.
<7> hehe
<6> SerajewelKS: stop dating girls who wants your $$ (=
<17> No, but then, by that definition, there can never be a debian live
<4> sure there can
<18> I'm considering debian testing
<13> Amarande: if i get that far i'd imagine that would be my scenario too. but that's the trick. =)
<15> no, but it is still worth mentioning
<5> Anyway, is Debian switching to Xorg at some future point by any chance?
<4> Amarande: etch/sid have it now
<7> Amarande: of course.
<13> deadcat: debian doesn't even require a whole lot of my time ;)
<3> lol SerajewelKS
<6> Amarande: already there.
<10> Amarande: Yes. I'm already running it
<5> I noticed the .deb's on the most recent ATI OpenGL page I found are for Xorg.
<18> is xorg7 available on debian?
<5> And this build setup looks like it goes with Xorg, unless there's something I'm missing here.
<18> etch
<19> what is xorg?
<6> libervisco: no
<1> what's the situation with openoffice.org on Sarge?
<13> !xorg
<12> i guess xorg is X.Org X11, the reference implementation of the X Window System, forked from XFree86 4.4RC2. The current release is X11R6.9. ask me about <get xorg>, or #xorg
<20> libervisco: not for now, but soon in experimental
<13> eleftherios: situation?
<13> eleftherios: please ask a more specific question. we're not aware of any situation.
<21> eleftherios: which situation?
<18> k, thanks deadcat and azeem (you too dpkg:) What about Xorg X11R6.8.2?
<4> if gravity would quit school and work on X full time .. it would go so much faster :)
<4> libervisco: i have it in etch now
<6> libervisco: its called 6.9 in debian i think. its in unstable for sure. i dont use testing
<4> deadcat: 6.9 is in sid
<11> Seven_Six_Two: What did you like better about Debian?
<18> I see..
<22> At the post install of ubuntu, I get the following error message : "ata1: BUG: timeout without command", so I can't install Ubuntu on my "sony vgn-s5m" laptop, I get the same error msg with Debian Testing and Gentoo
<10> I ***ume that Branden isn't doing much with X anymore?
<21> !ubuntu
<12> extra, extra, read all about it, ubuntu is not Debian. See http://www.ubuntulinux.org. IRC channel is #ubuntu (not here!) http://interviews.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=144934&cid=12136879 Ask me about <Based on Debian>, or Even Mark Shuttleworth says this is not Debian.. Ubuntu doesn't have a strong security team like Debian does - http://packetstormsecurity.org/filedesc/eterm-exploit.c.html
<5> http://channels.debian.net/paste/1697
<1> SerajewelKS, I tried to install it but I get a message that it has unmet dependencies. It names openoffice.org-base which won't get installed because of depends on java packages
<4> _rene_: i almost did the same thing .. then i read the rest of his comment
<6> Dwonis: nope. he doesnt do ****
<5> That's the build dependencies in the DSC I have.
<13> !tell eleftherios about install java
<19> ok so xorg is a branch of Xfree86?
<19> nice
<4> threat: no
<21> abrotman: oh, ok. I just parsed till Ubuntu...
<5> Does that look like something that will build at all under XFree 4.3, or do I need a new dsc?
<19> abrotman, a trunk?
<4> _rene_: i mean .. he is installing ubuntu .. but he has the same problem every where
<4> threat: a good license
<23> threat, a fork
<1> SerajewelKS, I do not want to install Java on my machine, is there a workaround?? I had OOo on Etch without Java :-/
<19> oh
<21> eleftherios: yes, you need Java for base
<5> I'm a bit puzzled about how to read the build deps
<19> benjamindees, so Xfree86 is still being developed?
<21> eleftherios: at least for OOos internal db. that's why -base depends on Java
<1> _rene_, so either Java or no OOo?
<23> threat, mostly
<15> Laibsch, i didn't like sudo, even though I've read it's a good idea...
<13> eleftherios: no you didn't. openoffice.org requires it on etch too.
<19> benjamindees, or is xorg taking over the current development?
<21> Ugly: unfortunately it doesn't work with sarges gcj/gij
<21> args
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