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<0> AndyCap, well mostly people that just freshly installed linux ... and their first problem was to install win soft
<0> AndyCap, that was pretty common...
<1> che: and to download more windows warez. :P
<1> to run in wine
<2> ughhhh
<0> AndyCap, well id rather say they wanted to have the same "toolchain" as on windows
<2> warez
<1> che: but still be able to run l33nuhX
<0> AndyCap, well most people didnt know better
<1> nobody take that name. I'm making a distro. :P
<0> AndyCap, they didnt know there are alternatives.. and that most win software is completly unnec***eryy
<1> l33nuhX FTW!
<2> linux runs better on this laptop than windows
<0> AndyCap, what do you expect from people that need 100 shareware apps for basic system operation and 50% and more comes with spyware if you dont reg it.
<0> AndyCap, it was simply ignorance
<3> hey
<1> che: about the same behaviour. we're creatures of habit.
<3> how can i get vsftpd to restart
<3> ?
<3> its not running
<3> apparently, its locked
<0> neilthereildeil, su -
<3> ok
<4> anyone have a suggestion on how to make an iso of an audio cd?
<0> neilthereildeil, service vsftpd restart
<1> I've got a hard time figuring out all the new gui tools to do things I fire up vim for.
<3> i did
<3> it doent shut down
<0> AndyCap, lol
<0> AndyCap, i like gpm and nm
<3> it says its locked
<3> but its dead
<1> che: nm?
<0> AndyCap, network manager
<1> che: oh you mean studly caps NetworkManager ?
<1> :P
<3> i deleted /var/lock/subsys/vsftpd
<0> AndyCap, uppercase letters in package names are a topic you dont really want me to comment on
<3> andi try to run it, but it still fails
<1> che: :)
<3> che: any ideas?
<3> AndyCap: any ideas?
<5> http://openlinuxproject.org/pages/google.html
<6> so does anyone have any ideas how to increase my screen res?
<6> the config won't work
<7> bigvern edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
<3> how can i restart locked processes?
<7> in section screen
<0> AndyCap, did you see that someone managed to package open-xchange building with gcj?
<7> edit the line where u find the "Modes" parameter
<6> ok
<7> add the resolution u want
<6> and add 1024x768 yes
<6> cool
<6> thanks
<7> then log out log in
<0> neilthereildeil, i dont think the problem is that the process is locked
<0> neilthereildeil, are you sure you didnt mess up a config file?
<0> neilthereildeil, with the default setup vsftp works out of the box
<1> che: cool, no I didn't see that
<0> AndyCap, its really not bad at all. especially the webmailer in the latest version is nice (for a webmailer)
<1> Oh great: "We want to urge all system builders -- indeed, all Partners -- not to supply naked PCs. It is a risk to your customers and a risk to your business," 'sa nice stoire ya got there, shame if it'd burn.
<0> AndyCap, ah you read the story too...
<0> AndyCap, antitrust!
<0> AndyCap, ms is trying to bundle every pc with windows!
<6> unable to write file :-(
<0> AndyCap, umm wait a min... dont they do that with most already? ;))
<1> che: well, they did sign a deal with several school districts here recently. charging for all pcs (again) and it includes macs
<8> anti trust the kind of faith a republican politician generates
<0> AndyCap, looool
<0> AndyCap, i guess i am selling software to schools too
<9> ive got an interesting situation - a customer has 2000 audio cds they would like converted to ogg - the only way i can think of to make this remotely economical to them is by using multiple drives simultaniuosly - ill also be needing freedb support as well. Any ideas?
<1> che: yes i'd think it funny too if it wasn't my tax money. :)
<1> kronos003: hacking abcd?
<0> AndyCap, well how about getting that into your local (countrywide) press?
<1> che: it's getting there.
<8> lol kronos003 just copy one cd to ogg then replicate
<0> AndyCap, make sure you get me a copy of the article.
<9> abcd? never heard of it
<9> f_newton: oh theyd love that -
<10> Hi - is the kernel bug for non-GNU modules fixed for Core 5 yet?
<11> test
<1> kronos003: hmm, maybe I got the name wrong, but there are a few perl/whatnot scripts for ripping
<12> stodge: update kernel in updates-testing is fixed for it
<9> AndyCap: what is abcd? do you have a link?
<10> But it's not released as stable yet?
<12> stodge: and i see it was released an an actual update
<10> ok
<1> kronos003: guess you could just configure several grip instances as well, one for each drive and have it eject and start ripping on insert
<13> anybody got a "how-to" about allowing an fc5 box w/2 nics to -safely- serve as a gateway to another box?
<12> stodge: 2080 has the fix
<9> AndyCap: ya if the scripts support freedb then that would work well maybe
<10> I was holding off installing Core 5 until an update was released
<12> stodge: check the annouce-list
<10> Ok thanks
<1> che: you read norwegian? :P
<9> AndyCap: could i do that on one user sesion? or could i operate multiple X displays from one terminal?
<0> AndyCap, does that mean you are not also bringing an english version of it on slashdot?
<0> AndyCap, :)
<14> "wish you were here" is an awesome song ... poor sid
<14> AndyCap, which story is this, do you have a link?
<1> kronos003: never tried it with more than one instance actually. :-P
<9> actually i know i can do multiple x displays - i did it once a while back but how many could i do i wonder
<1> kronos003: just use Xvnc or Xnest then
<1> CrippsFX: http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/04/05/1425216&threshold=3
<2> # wine run install.exe
<2> wine: could not load L"c:\\windows\\system32\\run.exe": Module not found
<0> Tuffpoo, wine install.exe
<9> mmm - i could definitly see a need for a multi cpu rig with more than plenty of ram
<0> Tuffpoo, why do you put "run" in there?
<1> che: http://www.digi.no/php/art.php?id=284703 http://www.digi.no/php/art.php?id=283444
<1> kronos003: you could always write slimdevices.com and ask what setup they use. :P
<2> che: i got it
<0> AndyCap, wow i do understand norwegian
<9> squeezebox = trash
<1> che: hehe, some words and sentences should be familiar.
<0> AndyCap, microsoft abuses monopoly
<15> Why is ESR such a moron?
<0> AndyCap, i guess the rest is rather unimportant haha
<1> che: :P
<0> dwmw2_gone, who is ESR?
<14> thanks AndyCap
<15> Eric Raymond.
<9> a customer picked one up once - you must be running the backend soft on a windows box and it only supports mp3 streaming - totoal waste
<12> dwmw2_gone: all i know is i love his comic strip
<1> kronos003: nope. it runs on linux as well, you get softclients,
<2> i am guesing u install broodwar the sameway?
<1> kronos003: and the source for the server. ;)
<9> heh
<1> kronos003: and it converts ogg etc on the fly iirc. at least playing oggs worked
<1> kronos003: point is, why not write them and ask about what they use to rip
<0> bedtime for me
<0> night.
<1> che: here too, night
<9> AndyCap: it would be nice if they wrote the codec into the device and set it up to use SMB
<0> back on friday eveining
<9> AndyCap: good point
<9> l8r folks gonna get some food
<5> goo gull
<2> is there a way i can burn the iso from broodwar on my comp so when i travel all i have to do is mount it?
<16> Darn ! fedora does'nt install for me..
<16> :(
<1> Tuffpoo: depends, if it's not copy protected: "dd if=/dev/cdrom of=my-isoimage.iso"
<5> join a cult then
<5> and this time .. do drink the kool-aid
<1> Tuffpoo: mount -o loop my-isoimage.iso /mnt/cd
<17> hey
<17> can someone help?
<5> no.
<5> don't ask redundant questions
<17> well anyway
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