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<0> hey but php is so kewl.... and and and and.... its so modern
<1> Yes, you.
<2> no
<3> f_newton, php isn't kewl; RubyOnRails is. get with the times. :)
<0> lol
<0> I am not going to get with the times
<1> TurnoGears yo.
<1> *TurboGears
<0> I am going to hide in my ignorance as long as I can
<1> Fark, I can't spell for shat today...
<0> lol yeah seems like it
<3> welp.. time to boot fc5t3 for a spell (to test out livna's nvidia test rpms), then boot winbloze for some ipod feeding and some bf2 gaming.
<3> good times.. good times
<3> later fignewton
<0> later
<4> y
<4> oops
<1> Ooooh... OGC is asking about pricing...
<1> *they
<1> CRAP.
<5> lol
<5> ignacio: you should fire that typist
<4> OGC?
<1> http://wiki.duskglow.com/tiki-index.php?page=Open-Graphics
<6> anyone done a HTTP install of FC5t3?
<5> spd1snd: I tested the NFS install and upgrade from FC4 last night
<7> hello, everyone
<5> lol
<5> You goof
<7> who's the goof?
<8> you MarthaStewart
<6> StillBob: well ive got disk 1 in the drive now, when i try to do an installation off of the local media, anaconda exits and reboots... so im trying to locate a public ftp/http mirror
<9> lol
<5> lol
<0> Sonar_Guy wussup main?
<9> Not much main!! Got real internet here in San Diego!!
<7> HA HA HA... Law & Order just used an "IP address" to trace someone's Internet connection. The address? 324.15*.*.***
<5> spd1snd: so you are here looking for what?
<0> as opposed to fake internet?
<2> is it possible to reinstall a package without removing it? or remove it without removing the packages that dep on it?
<6> StillBob: i've been clicking through a few of the fedora mirrors and havent found any fc5 trees... am i looking in the wrong place?
<10> they actually used *.*** ?
<9> f_newton: as Opposed to internet the blocks port 6667
<5> spd1snd: yeah
<0> lol
<11> how can i install gcc ?
<7> rjune: yeah, and look at the first octet
<9> biab
<10> MarthaStewart: must be ipv6
<5> spd1snd: you need to looking in the test tree
<10> like most folks would have a clue
<7> true
<7> it's a good thing
<6> StillBob: well the test trees i see all seem to end at 4.92
<0> what you want to put doilles around the octet?
<5> spd1snd: that is the latest test
<6> StillBob: nvm :)
<7> i'm going to ping that ip address and see what i get
<5> spd1snd: I question why you are installing a test if you cn not figure this out....
<6> StillBob: bored on a monday night... i figured id play around a bit
<10> MarthaStewart: so you been making shanks out of paper doilies inyour cell?
<12> playing with khexedit but it crashes when I try to use the decimal-hex comverter. Is there another quick method to convert numbers?
<7> actually, i haven't been in my cell for some time. though while i was there, i made cigarette papers from recycled bath tissue for the girls to hide their reefer.
<11> can anyone please tell me how can i install gcc on my fedora?
<10> unique: yum install gcc
<10> better yet, yum install yumex
<10> then go to applications -> system -> yum extender
<10> and look for gcc
<0> lol
<13> Would anyone be able to help with a FC5t3 install problem? Anaconda crashes as soon as I click next after selecting a keyboard layout, but doesn't drop a useful error message (it just says "program terminated abnormally. install failed.").
<6> cgranade: i get the same problem, although mine is after i tell it the location of the ftp/http tree
<13> Hm... odd.
<6> do you get the same problem when you try a text install?
<14> who you callin' odd?
<2> Is it possible to "reinstall" libstdc++ without removing all the packages that depend on it first?
<13> Haven't tried yet...
<13> Just thought I'd ask here first.
<15> Super-Fly: rpm -Uvh --replacepkgs /path/to/whatever.rpm
<14> see yo?
<16> anyone here use gdesklets?
<17> where can I find a fedora hardware compatability list? Specifically, I'm looking for a list of support wireless cards
<2> kernel.org probably
<17> supported out of the box
<17> not really
<17> some cards require extra stuff like binary only firmware etc, I need something that a newb can setup
<16> what card>
<16> ?
<2> either way, fedora isn't going to provide that
<17> any card
<2> either the company that makes the card, or in the kernel
<16> then your on your own
<17> Super-Fly: Uh huh, but some cards must work out of the box (such as ones that don't need such firmware)
<16> anyhow
<16> anyone here use gdesklets?
<16> Im trying to get one working and i cant... Its a RSS news grabber and i dont know what to use as a URL
<2> use an rss feed?
<16> I want linux or computer news in genrel
<16> Where can i get a rss feed
<2> anywhere really, slashdot.com
<2> digg.com
<5> Hiryu: I have a Linsys WPC11 V3 that does, good luck finding one
<5> linksys
<17> thanks!
<2> http://rss.slashdot.org/Slashdot/slashdotLinux
<5> Hiryu: the problem is by the time we get support for cards natively they makers switch chips on us
<17> StillBob: you don't need to tell me, I'm trying to find an easy to setup card for someone else :D
<5> Hiryu: undocumented subversions and crap piss me off
<16> Super-Fly,
<17> StillBob: no kidding
<16> Do you have another rss? i want one more
<2> google for some
<5> Hiryu: while not perfect the atheros based cards are quite easy to set up and supported through the livna repository
<2> http://rss.slashdot.org/Slashdot/slashdotHardware
<5> Hiryu: they are the cards I suggest in general for people wanting new
<17> StillBob: good to hear because I found a site with a list of cards supported by the atheros drivers
<17> StillBob: great to hear
<17> StillBob: they're the most convenient in this case
<5> Hiryu: my nephew has been using linux for 6 months, he was able to get that card working with out any help
<16> Super-Fly, how did you get thos
<16> ?
<2> I went to slashdot
<17> StillBob: perfect. Some guy went into a shop where my friend works and wants a linux system... they don't support linux, but he decided he could call me to find out
<18> Hi everyone, I am a system admin for a small company and lately we have had our servers randomly crash with no clues left behind, so i was thinking of writing a small perl script to grab some vital statistics for each server every hour from external programs like iostat, vmstat, top id then have this perl script writing the output to a log somewhere and then id setup my perl script in crontab, but before i get to writing the script
<16> Super-Fly, then?
<2> then you look at the very bottom of the page, and theres a link that says rss
<17> StillBob: the only hardware I'm not sure about in terms of support is wireless... so I'm here
<17> StillBob: but I think you answered my question well enough
<18> #samba
<5> Hiryu: glad to help
<5> Hiryu: oh hey hang on
<17> StillBob: for a minute there I thought you said "atheos" though
<5> Hiryu: ther is a popular card that will have support in FC5 out of the box
<19> Greetings.
<17> StillBob: sounds promising.
<5> Hiryu: I only know from editing the relese notes
<18> anyone any ideas?
<5> Hiryu: There are new drivers that provide support for the widely-used Broadcom 43xx wireless chipsets ([WWW] http://bcm43xx.berlios.de/).
<19> Hiryu, nihongo wo hanasu?
<17> The_Terminator: Boku no ChinChin wa ohki dayo
<19> hahahaah
<17> hahahah
<19> you have a big ****
<17> I'm not japanese though
<17> :D
<19> ;)
<20> my girls have big ****
<19> hahaha
<19> :D
<17> I got this name from the old arcade game strider
<16> Super-Fly, is there a rss about fedora?
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