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<0> after a recent update to kde-3.5.3 and latest xor-server i no longer have usable kde since xorg-server no longer works with nvidia-glx. did anyone experience similar issue?
<1> mamay: I just did emerge -e nvidia-glx --nodeps
<2> omgwtfidiedlol: naah it's cool i'm down with waiting i'm enjoying fluxbox for now :)
<3> hehehehe
<4> mamay: xorg 7 ?
<2> here brb let me go into xchat rather than irssi
<5> how foolish :P
<0> cannot i get nvidia-glx is blocked by xorg-server >=1.0.99 or something to that extent while the xorg is 1.1.0
<6> am I the only person who uses GNOME? :S
<7> no, i'm the other one
<0> adamt: yes 7.1
<1> mamay: as I said emerge -e --nodeps nvidia-glx
<8> anyone know why xmms and xchat wont remember how I had them set up whenever exit into gdm from flux?
<1> it doesn't consider the blockers because of the emptytree option
<9> gn8 @ all
<3> omgwtfidiedlol: that is ridiculous
<1> brianw, yes, it is!
<2> omgwtfidiedlol, yeah that seems somewhat preposturous
<0> omgwtfidiedlol: thanks i will try that
<1> brianw, but it works
<2> mamay, please don't
<1> surprisingly enough
<3> omgwtfidiedlol: just: emerge nvidia-glx
<1> brianw, you can't
<1> xorg-server blocks
<3> omgwtfidiedlol: why?
<2> i dunno i used ASK_KEYWORDS="~x86" emerge nvidia-glx
<3> ...
<1> No one, I broke in
<5> I'm not around as much as I used to be, but I don't think ASK_KEYWORDS means anything.
<3> why not just mask the newer verision on xorg-server ?
<0> brianw: emerge nvidia-glx is blocked by xorg-server >=1.0.99 and i got some errors regardgin incompatible/wrong ABI version
<2> it does moreon
<5> Oh :P
<2> it allows you to get the most unstable recent one
<10> blackace: well, I saw that it said push and obviously was a pull door, so I turned it around
<2> lol
<2> or at least it did for me
<1> ThatFunkyMunki, maybe you mean ACCEPT_KEYWORDS
<11> _markt: no!
<11> :P
<5> ThatFunkyMunki: if you meant ACCEPT_KEYWORDS then thats a no no :P
<2> yeah probably
<1> more of a yes yes
<2> lol
<1> not considered to be smart by pretty much anyone in here
<1> that's "deprecated"
<12> I masked over things until I had a non-blocking xorg-server
<2> meh, it worked
<1> and you should put the package in package.keywords instead
<2> I didn't know the exact version i wanted though.
<1> you don't have to put the exact vers
<5> ThatFunkyMunki: everything works until it gets b0rked. and then you'll be an unhappy camper.
<1> an unhappy camper until you fix it
<2> moreon, I doubt i'm going to be recompiling X soon
<0> it seems that i have to block newest xorg-server packages and use the 1.0.99 untill this block/ABI issue will get resolved
<3> hahaha
<1> mamay: no! do it the terribly unstable way!
<13> Is there an easy way to get X to shut off the laptop screen when an external moniter is connected?
<0> omgwtfidiedlol: which way is that
<10> it seems that I have to wait for xorg.freedesktop.org to come back online so I can continue installing xorg
<1> emerge -e --nodeps nvidia-glx
<2> hlieberman, i don't know, maybe pipe the x server to the other screen?
<0> omgwtfidiedlol: i will try, but i have never done it that way
<1> mamay: really you shouldn't, it doesn't work stably
<14> what is the command to display what distro of linux you are using?
<10> lol
<1> uname -a
<11> jeromy: grep clue /dev/mind
<13> And... the moniter is exceptionally dark, even though brightness is all the way up on the hardware... any ideas?
<2> blackace, hahahhaaha
<0> @blackace: funny
<6> jeromy, there's no standardised way to do that; it's ***umed that the user would know for certain :}
<15> Anyone know where I can snag tovid? I'm in a gentoo wiki right now and they talk about it, but I can't find it emerge -s tovid doesn't show and neither does packages.gentoo.org .. it's in media-video/tovid in the wiki ..
<1> jeromy: the correct response to that is mount /dev/myfoot /mnt/your***
<2> cat mind >>/home/blacklace/.head/
<14> Thanks for being ***es all. :D
<1> jeromy: I told you, uname -a
<6> I wasn't an *** :\
<10> jeromy: that's what we're here for
<0> jeromy: i think i saw something to the extent of /etc/gentoo-release file somewhere on my system
<2> jeromy, remember, it's linux, we're elitist ***holes *ding*
<11> jeromy: you know...to be capable of using linux, you should probably have an idea of what you're running.
<11> ThatFunkyMunki: language.
<12> is anyone familiar with the following problem: with modular xorg, xterm fails to display colours, outputting "xterm: cannot allocate colour (gibberish)"
<2> blackace, my bad
<14> blackace, yeah I am capable of knowing what I am running forgive me for forgetting what command it is to show your distro
<12> omgwtf: me too
<10> it's been over an hour now
<1> I know!
<14> blackace, Or should I send the person in here that I am helping so you can make an idiot out of him?
<1> if only QT hadn't taken so long, I would have emerged compiz by now
<1> jeromy: calm down, seriously, we were joking, and I've told you thrice now, uname -a should tell you
<12> omgwtfidiedlol: I usually go `emerge -f blah & emerge blah`
<14> omgwtfidiedlol, I know. Your first time I got it.
<1> Yeah, I'd have been smart
<12> make sure you have FEATURES="distlocks" though
<12> so nobody's familiar with xterm failing to allocate colours?
<0> hashendgame: what is this distlocks you speak of
<11> jeromy: then, "thank you" are the words you were looking for to say to omgwtfidiedlol
<16> colors are over rated
<1> hashend: but unfortunately the ebuild for compiz-vanilla doesn't download much on fetch
<1> hashendgame, after it starts emerging, it runs a cvs command
<12> mamay: as I understand it, it's set in make.conf and means that distfiles can be locked so "competing instances of portage don't clobber each other's files" (man make.conf)
<1> which is why i'm angry
<12> omgwtfidiedlol: urk indeed
<16> you can do emerge -f blah on one window, and emerge blah in the other..
<16> they will do the "right thing" (tm)
<0> hashendgame: ok thanks
<17> http://fedexfurniture.com funiest **** ive ever seen. And its running gentoo :)
<11> pacoTaco: language.
<18> wepy: parallel-fetch in portage 2.1 is really nifty too
<17> sorry blackace :(
<12> rabidfurby: parallel-fetch?
<18> hashendgame: if you have 2.1, you can add it to your FEATURES and emerge fetches will it's downloading, as if you'd done an emerge -f in one terminal and emerge in the other.
<1> annarchy.freedesktop.org ping statistics: 1029 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100% packet loss
<12> rabidfurby: FTW! thanks
<16> pacoTaco: haha
<1> rabidfurby thanksX2
<10> you transmitted 1029 packets? just for fun?
<1> _markt: yes, i had it on for like 10 minutes
<19> /var/tmp/portage is ok to clear out every now and then?
<1> hoping that maybe 1 packet would go through
<10> repeating emerge --resume is just as effective
<20> ezerhoden, yes
<1> _markt: but that fills my logs
<10> logs, eh?
<21> i always get the message /dev/dsp: device or resource busy, when i try to play sound
<21> except in apps using ALSA
<21> how do i fix it?
<3> use alsa :)
<22> is /dev/dsp specific to OSS?
<23> yes
<24> yep
<23> USE="-oss" ;-)
<22> check your OSS emulation then? maybe its not working
<2> hey, do you guys know how one would make the openoffice things show up in the fluxbox menu?
<22> some apps can't use alsa, OSS emul is good until they all are recoded
<21> esd is running
<21> i dont know why though?
<22> check your menu file in ~/.fluxbox
<10> ThatFunkyMunki: put them there
<22> its similar to xml, and easy to edit
<21> Why is esd running???
<10> and in no way similar to xml
<2> _markt, how?
<2> oh bummer i thought it was an auto thing :\ i don't even know the commands to start x openoffice things
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