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<0> anyway
<1> 3.1 wizard now
<0> Dr_Willis: I thought normal D&D
<2> '****s' yet another vague statement - thats used way too much. :P
<2> Its a game.. i enjoy it.
<2> next month i may be doing somthign else. Lol.
<2> Dagmar, what server?
<0> jke: I tried searching in the control center, but I didn't find any option like that. I also tried searching for zooming icons, and it got me a result, but in the preference window I got, there was no such thing as zooming icons.
<1> I've been enjoying watching the 18-year olds who don't know the ruleset getting pantsed in fights
<1> Dr_Willis: Xoriat server
<1> I was actually considering making a cleric, just because half the time I have to *lead* a group to get something actually moving
<3> infi, oops looking :)
<2> Dagmar, heh - that one was down when i was making a char.
<2> Yea - grouping needs a little work.
<1> But everyone seems to follow the lead of a wizard saying "Let's go wipe that whole area out"
<2> the game does not seem croweded at all either.
<1> It's the mad instancing that's part of it
<1> I really don't care if I never see 3/4 of the people on
<2> yea - and ive noticed theres no /follow and no /yell :P
<1> I can see them in the search window and that's plenny for me.
<1> Those are blessings in disguise man
<2> i think most of the players dont know how to find groups.
<1> The group search window is a little bugged
<4> jujimufu: it shuld be in there somewhere... try searching for apple/osx/macintosh... i dont use KDE, but i did enable it when i tried it last time
<1> If someone's got LFM active and they disconnect rather than logout, it *stays* in the lists
<1> So it's really hard to *find* a group a lot of the time
<0> jke: k thanks
<1> ...which is why I turn on LFM, and watch the individual players list for LFG flags and just *form* a group to train
<0> jke: I searched, nothing came up.
<1> I try to get full groups of newbies just in from the harbor and take them straight into WaterWorks. ;)
<2> Dagmar, :P
<1> No, if they live, they'll instantly be level 2.
<1> ...and can get into the Marketplace.
<1> It makes things MUCH easier
<2> yea - i think that disconnect is a 'feature' for people reconnecting. but it does wait too long.
<2> heh
<2> Ive yet to see stuff worth buyibng in the marketplace
<2> I did the kobold ***ault - that was fun
<4> jujumufu: okay, can't help you then. it was there last tme i used kde
<1> Umm.. spells?
<3> infi, this will also work echo "Total Space: " $((FS1+FS2)
<1> Kobold ***ault is a riot with two casters with Burning Hands and a cleric
<2> Hmm.. could make me a new cleric on that server. Lol
<2> but i tend to play like 2 hrs a day tops
<1> Haha no one leaves when I get them a level in 30 minutes
<4> are D&D online worth playing if you something else than pure hack'n'slash?
<1> jke: I think so
<1> There's a *lot* of finesse you can put into the hack & slash tho
<1> This ain't EQ where you just stand there and take hits
<2> jke, its different in many ways.. lacking in others.. nice in others.
<2> :P
<4> okay
<1> If there was PvP I am sure I could beat up a lot of fighters that were level 2
<2> "its NOT Eq" is the difinitive terms. :P
<2> Lol.
<1> ...with my *wizard*
<5> is it possible to boot from an iso file stored on a partition?
<1> Nope
<6> what's the kernel's init= option for?
<4> I've played some mmorpgs, but i think its depressing to be in some world where 99% of the population is heroes/Adventaures, and the rest is just stupid people which can only sell you things or give you quests
<1> Telling it what program to run to start *all* the userspace stuff
<1> jke: That sounds kinda empty
<1> I like it better when it's 99% things to kill that you can get to come at you in tens and twenties.
<4> empty?
<1> I want to bring about acts of pure genocidal mania in MMORPGs.
<7> I don't get Bruce Schneier's fascination with giant squid...
<2> GTA:mmorpg
<1> C'thulu
<7> ah..
<1> Dr_Willis: So long as I'm able to get at the flamethrower or the jet
<6> i got a "Kernel panic - not syncing: No init found. Try p***ing init= option to kernel.". ok, what should i set init to?
<1> danfg: Generally that means you have root= set wrong.
<2> /bin/bash
<2> :)
<8> ok i've yum'ed mplayer and have installed all the codecs and the movie plays fine but i can't seem to get it to use -vo SVGAlib and i've yum'ed svgalib
<1> danfg: The kernel is looking for /sbin/init, which lives in /, which would BE there if the kernel could read /
<1> Make sure you didn't accidentally exclude say, ext2 support from your kernel or something wacky
<1> NeonLightning: svgalib is for consoles and is teh ****
<1> ...and mplayer must be compiled with options to support it
<1> mplayer -vo help[
<6> Dagmar: ok, i'll try setting root= to other stuff, thanks :)
<8> yea thats what i was expecting
<1> danfg: root= is wherever / was, like /dev/hda1
<4> argh, the gentoo install never starts... it just dont proceed from 0%
<1> Must begin the slaughter
<9> something during the boot prints out `kernel doesn`t support supermount' how can i find out what is that thingy? in /etc/init.d `cat * | grep -i supermount' doesn`t return any matches :|
<10> learning emacs is fun! of course, having the O'Reilly book on it helps, lol
<10> supermount? say what?
<3> how to report oldest file in a directory imean with ls ?
<9> lo_tek: it is some thingy which allows you to mount a floppy/cd work with it, put it out, put new one in and keep working `normally' with it (wihout remounting and similar stuff)
<9> at least that i hat i understood when i googled about it
<10> huh!
<11> kokoko1: try something like ls -1rt | head -n1
<10> i've heard of it before, but never really looked into it
<10> head -n2, -n1 will only print out a summary of the size
<11> lo_tek: you're thinking of ls -l
<11> ls -1 doesn't print anything except filenames
<10> ls -lrt | head -n2
<12> where can i download KnoppixDVD?
<12> (5)
<10> try it with only -n1 and you'll see what i mean, Triffid_Hunter
<12> only found CD
<11> abchirk: i'd say knopper.de or your local mirror
<11> lo_tek: perhaps you can't tell the difference between a 1 and an L with your font?
<3> Triffid_Hunter, I thinks ls -1rt | head -n1 is fine
<10> ah, a one and an "el"
<11> lo_tek: in some fonts they're indistinguishable :/
<12> ah ok there is an subfolder..thx
<10> i got it now, thanks, Triffid_Hunter
<11> :)
<10> yeah, the one and the el are a bit tricky if i'm not paying attention
<10> thanks for not being an ***hole like ananke can be, lol
<3> Triffid_Hunter, is there any script readily avaible which could converts date 2002-05-19 into hours (real number upto 2 decimal spaces)
<11> i think its completely hypocritical to be nasty to others over mistakes i've made myself in the past ;)
<11> kokoko1: not that i know of, although perl has a date parser module which could do it pretty trivially
<10> i'm just having a barrel of fun on my way to becoming a minor-league linux guru
<10> emacs, vim, bash, awk, sed, and so on and so forth
<9> lo_tek: stupid question: what is the difference between `minor league linux guru' and the `normal linux guru'?
<13> guru is a guru thee are no subcategories of it
<10> there's different levels of mastery in linux just like there are differnt levels of mastery in the martial arts
<10> s/there's/there are/
<11> kokoko1: eg; perl -MTime::Local -e '$ARGV[0] =~ /(\d+)-(\d+)-(\d+)/ && print "$ARGV[0] is ".((timelocal(0,0,0,$3,$2,$1 - 2000) - timelocal(0,0,0,1,1,0)) / 3600)." hours after 1 jan 2000\n"' 2005-3-15
<3> Triffid_Hunter, hmm :)
<3> Triffid_Hunter, you allow PM?
<11> nope.. if you want to learn perl, google knows of plenty of tutorials ;)
<3> hehe
<3> Sarah, howdy? :)
<14> Openldap + iptables is nice
<14> Perfect way of restricting internet access =o
<3> really but how? :)
<14> Well, you make an access list where you put gid's you'd allow through
<3> wow sound like you discover some new thing :)
<14> Not really heh
<11> Sarah: hehe i've used samba logon/logoff scripts+iptables to limit net access before.. never tried the ldap route
<14> Well I have samba here too
<15> FLAME WAR TIME!!!!!
<14> Connected to my ldap database
<15> GPL VS LGPL-------CAST YOUT VOTE!!!!!
<15> LGPL here
<3> Sarah, hmm
<14> So I have the same home's and logins for both MS stuff and Linux
<14> And I can use ldap with iptables to restrict who gets to use what
<3> cool
<16> hey guyus
<14> You can, for example, make a new user group in ldap
<16> how do i edit mime types?
<9> Hhhhhh: less caps == good
<9> (imo)
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