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<0> crazy: Is Frugal's basic pacman opperations (-S , -A, -Syu) The same as Arch's?
<0> crazy: and is it compatible with makepkg from Arch ?
<1> aegeanlinux: the commands are the same yes but makepkg isn't we build in chroot etc
<0> (I didn't spend 3 weeks programming in Bash, which I finished only yesterday for it to be worth $0)
<1> aegeanlinux: anyway there are already archlinux user using it
<0> meh, as you can see in our PKGBUILD tree, we have added the --chroot option to makepkg that does the same thing
<1> our pacman got some more commands ( some already merged in CVS && stable one from arch )
<1> aegeanlinux: you asked me about arch's -> fw pacman I didn't build your one :)
<2> oh dear
<0> KK .
<1> aegeanlinux: easy way :) get the source compile and test it on your distro ?
<0> heh, you have split package building support as well
<1> :)
<1> sure ;)
<0> That officially puts arch in the stone age
<1> ( psss :P )
<2> um, you are deciding this after releasing a distro?
<0> freak2096: whatchu mean?
<2> I have had a few beers, so cant see straight for starters
<3> I wish quanta didn't crash so much
<4> DeadS0ul i don't know why for you quanta is crashing, i'm not restarted quanta for a week, all the time working :)
<3> what kind pages are you designing with quanta/
<4> i'm using quanta for php javascript ruby bash perl
<4> python little bit
<3> daaamn
<3> might be my ****ty website =\
<0> I use quanta for all my HTML, Python and Perl and it works fine.
<4> in older versions it crashed all the time
<3> what version are you using now?
<4> 3.5.4
<0> I use v3.5.4
<0> (kdewebdev)
<3> 3.5.3 here
<4> just try to upgrade
<4> :>
<4> i remember in 3.5.3 crashing but less than in 3.5.2
<3> i don't think it's in dapper yet =(
<4> DeadS0ul http://kubuntu.org/packages/kde-354/
<3> oohh thanx
<4> https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KubuntuAdditionalRepositories
<4> there is info
<3> i don't see the line to add to my sources.list there =(
<5> after two months of searching 'distro for me' i gave up :|
<6> i hate manuals thus this question: I installed a second drive. How can i save there stuff
<5> Reptile: crearte partitions, creat filesystem, mount, use
<6> :-) ?
<5> s/creat/create/
<7> wizard123 meant: Reptile: crearte partitions, create filesystem, mount, use
<6> I have created a partition and filesystem
<5> so mount it :)
<6> uh
<6> ?
<5> which os do you use?
<6> Suse 10.1
<5> mkdir /mnt/whatever
<5> mount /dev/your_partition /mnt/whatever
<1> uhm
<5> crazy: mhu
<1> aegeanlinux: let me first add you to PM allow list :)
<1> ok try now ;)
<6> where do I find the name of the partition
<5> cat /proc/partitions
<5> in linux
<8> wizard123: that's such a cool trick! I've been using fdisk -l for years, which requires root access!
<6> like this ? GKMCDXLVI:/ # mount /dev/hdd1 /mnt/hdd
<5> yes
<5> time to get rid of linux :)
<5> alsuren: :D
<6> the drive does not show on Konquerer
<6> and if i try to create a link, its not on the list
<8> Reptile: that's because you mounted it as root
<8> so only root has permissions to use it
<8> if you want everyone to use it, you have to do a bit more than that
<6> yes ?
<5> Reptile: konqueror shows drives listed in fstab
<8> # nano /etc/fstab
<8> and add a line in there which looks similar to the one for '/'
<8> but with appropriate partition and mount point
<9> hi
<6> what of this : /dev/hdd1 1 19929 160079661 83 Linux
<10> Reptile: they should show regardless of whether they're in fstab
<5> uh
<5> Reptile: add /dev/hda1 /mnt/yours auto auto 1 2
<8> Reptile: if that's supposed to be a line in /etc/fstab, it doesn't look right to me
<5> Reptile: it should work under linux
<5> replace hda1 with your partition
<5> :)
<8> and I of all people should recognise that output
<9> there something weird : I can read audio CDs with Sound Juicer, but not with KsCD. can someone explain this ?
<5> my fdisk produces different output
<5> strange
<11> gribouille: have you tried toggling direct digital playback?
<9> Theory, no. how can I do that ?
<11> Extras->Configure KsCD
<9> Theory, should I use arts or alsa ?
<6> /dev/hdc1 / reiserfs acl,user_xattr 1 1
<6> /dev/hdc3 /home reiserfs acl,user_xattr 1 2
<6> /dev/hdc5 swap swap defaults 0 0
<6> /dev/hdd1 /mnt/hdd auto auto 1 2
<6> this is how it looks now
<6> and not working
<9> Theory, ok, it works now. what does direct digital playback do exactly ?
<8> Reptile: now try unmounting it and remounting it
<8> (can anyone comment on "auto" filesystem types in fstab?)
<5> alsuren: works only under stoopit linux
<8> Reptile: and also check the permissions on /mnt/*
<5> Reptile: do you mount it as root?
<11> gribouille: avoids the need for a cable between your cdrom drive and soundcard
<9> Theory, ok, thanks
<8> Reptile: if you want more reliable advice on this command line stuff, try your distro's forums. #kde is *supposed* to be for helping out with kde-specific problems/discussion. We're just extra nice and helping you out anyway :D
<5> Reptile: alsuren is right. and more, i don't use linux
<9> does anyone know if it is possible to use the extra keys on the keyboard with kde ?
<6> sorry wrong channel
<5> Reptile: not exactly ;)
<6> and u are nice
<6> :-)
<8> Reptile: at least you didn't ask in #windows :D
<6> lol
<5> Reptile: but the line i gave you should work
<5> :D
<5> and yes, i was trolling on #windows
<8> reckon he got it solved?
<8> the funniest thing is, I'm actually sitting on windows as we speek
<8> because the fedora install on this laptop is borked and the CD drive has since destroyed itself
<5> alsuren: :S
<8> I know
<8> but I have a secure shell client, so I can at least use trusty irssi
<8> I'm thinking "ubuntu installed using PXE boot"
<8> ~kubuntu
<8> but that involves setting up a DHCP server on my headless server, and disabling the one on the router
<5> alsuren: !ubuntu !!
<8> just have to hope my sister doesn't decide to reboot her machine in the downtime. could be interesting
<8> wizard123: it's not my box, and it's a laptop, and I only need it for the duration of aKademy
<8> and my gentoo install is all the way in cambridge
<8> (so cut me some slack 'right? :P )
<5> !gentoo
<5> !linux :D
<5> never again
<5> dinner time, brb
<8> get *bsd working on a sony vaio without a CD drive, and with a linksys wlan card, in the time between now and aKademy, and I'd be tempted to *give* you the laptop afterwards
<12> How do I give a non-root user the options to shutdown from KDE when in the runlevel 4 mode ?
<13> it's probably a kdm setting
<13> try System Administration/Login Manager in the Control Center
<12> Ah hah, thanks.
<12> Another problem is that kdm takes a hell of a long time to start after boot, atleast 30-40 secs.
<9> does anyone know how to use the multimdia keyw with kde ?
<10> if you select an appropriate keyboard layout they will work automatically
<10> what keyboard do you have?
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