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<0> headmonkey, linux plays games with YOU
<0> ;)
<1> et should be playable on open drivers (realistically)
<2> uhm, you should be able to compile it on just about any distro
<3> martian67: ???
<4> zu22, im glad you want to help people...but its the nature of people to compete with each other for resources....and you cant stop it or change it by helping them
<1> 9000pro does it fine
<4> zu22, same as you cant stop the red ants from invading the black ant mound
<0> headmonkey, wrong
<0> you can kill them all :)
<4> martian67, that would stop it
<0> indeed
<5> headmonkey> forget the competition theory...it's just greed.
<6> people have multiple natures...they can compete or cooperate
<4> but it wouldnt 'help' them any
<0> headmonkey, i disagree
<4> lazellama, competition for resources is not greed
<0> maybee they go to ant heaven
<7> Quiznos: hmm ... file seems to be ok, but ldd tells me ...
<7> libGL.so.1 => not found
<7> libXmu.so.6 => not found
<5> at the root it's greed. why do they want the resources.......
<0> lazellama, to survive
<4> its possible to compete for resources without being greedy...much as its possible to be greedy and not compete for resources
<8> headmonkey: well i hope we can apply more positive pressure somehow
<0> greed is a hyperextention of the need to surivive
<7> I've searched in the repos for the packages but no luck ...
<9> babo: ah well you need to provide those libraries for it to even start
<5> no..they can survive just fine...they just want more and more..they're greedy.
<5> greed is the root of all problems.
<0> lazellama at the root it's greed. why do they want the resources....... << you cannont surive without resources
<10> babo check if they're installd
<11> ajayc, http://distrowatch.com/?newsid=03346#0
<6> greed is also part of the root of all progress
<0> you do not always want resources because you are greedy
<8> lazellama: yup many companies layoff people, raise prices even after making RECORD PROFITS! enough is never enough, they always want greater and greater profits and revenues :( then you have all the shenanigans like WorldCom, Enron, Tyco, etc. the SEC can not adequately police the industry it is too puny and doesn't have the manpower or time
<5> ...****s huh
<5> hehe
<0> headmonkey, can i be your loyal but secretly treasonus second in command that will ultimately overthrow and execute you?
<12> how come in synaptic whenever i check nvidia-xconfig or nvidia-settings nvidia-glx gets unchecked?
<4> martian67, no...i now suspect you of it and you will be forced into slave labor instead
<0> headmonkey, not if you dont know who i am :)
<0> zing?
<3> iKernel: cant download that
<0> headmonkey, your only option is to never trust anyone ever again
<4> martian67, i took that awhile ago ;)
<0> lies
<0> you are trusting your isp
<4> no im not
<0> ever log into anything over the internet?
<4> im using their services at the moment
<0> case and point
<0> gg
<0> :)
<4> but i dont expect it to be here tomorrow
<4> i just hope that it is
<4> if it isnt, i will seek services elsewhere
<0> not if you are overthrown
<0> =)
<10> finally, AMD has added vhip-level virtialisation (i ***ume it's protected mode)
<4> as i cannot predict the future, i can only adapt to the present with a desired future in mind
<0> pacifica?
<1> what does it do?
<0> slpyhd, adds another ring
<0> as in ring -1
<0> for the hypervisor to run in
<13> hi group
<1> who?
<0> make xen run at full speed
<0> :)
<0> *makes
<13> i have one easy question for you, linux gurus
<0> + some special instructions for ring -1
<3> please help me out
<1> 42 tparcina
<14> parcina hopefully not easy enough a man page can answer it
<14> 42 == man== google!
<3> i just want a linux in which i can get 3D accleration for my GMA900 and play games
<0> tparcina, the answer is 42
<5> lol
<0> any other claims are just foolsih
<0> or possibly foolish
<1> xen is bsd + xen | guests
<3> standing by....................
<1> I like qemu more as it runs on looniks
<13> i have proxy (with authorization) on my network, and I would like to allow one linux machine (Fedora Core 4) to connect to internet. how to do that?
<0> slpyhd, that is a circular defintion :)
<15> it drops the xen hypervisor in ring -1 and lets a kernel run in 0 like it would normaly do.. has amd released the "pacifica" processors yet?
<13> yes, i have searched on google, but can't find anything usefull
<3> just tell me one linux to run games on
<3> please
<13> what keywords should i enter?
<1> some distro should buy their accelerator module and open it
<10> DarkPadden it's ring 1
<10> no negatives
<5> ajayc> they all can if you have 1000+ hours to set it up
<14> configure your apps to use a proxy like any other system
<3> slpyhd: intel has already issued the driver i guess
<0> Quiznos, its not called ring -1
<0> but that is essentally what it is
<1> tparcina: instruct firefox to use the proxy
<1> it's under networksettings
<10> martian67 nop
<10> ring 1
<0> no
<10> 0-3
<0> ring 1 is already something else
<7> Quiznos: so dpkg -I libXmu.so.6 returns
<7> dpkg-deb: failed to read archive `libXmu.so.6': No such file or directory
<10> on intel cpu, all rings are 0-3
<0> Quiznos, we are talking about what pacifica/vanderpool does
<0> it is not CALLED ring -1
<7> I guess it's not in there ... I haven't used debian in a while ... methinks that yum is preferable ...
<0> but it is essentally equivilent
<10> martian67 DarkPadden said it was -1
<0> that was my fault :P
<1> does xen allow 100% hardware access to the guest os?
<1> through that ring thing?
<0> slpyhd, it can run any native os unmodified
<0> with the "ring" thing
<0> so i am guessing yes
<16> how is it that people just trust open source software? it could be doing something malicious but no one would know unless you did some source diving
<1> huh I thought it used a bsd host
<17> yo
<1> it's what i read
<17> what is this whole new /sys directory in 2.6.x kernels?
<14> its for udev MrEntropy
<0> bcml, and how preciecly would you know in a closed source system?
<16> and for me... I always think well some other guy is probably examing the source andd if some software was doing bad things then it would be reported on the web
<14> please read the udev docs for a full explantion
<0> i would rather trust open source
<16> but what happens when everyone starts to think that?
<0> not everyone does
<0> so that is not an issue
<1> it's good to have diversity
<1> but it all must be open
<5> bcml> because it's open souce...people can check it out..lots of people..i trust it because i know that for every program i use a bunch of people have already checked out the source. it it was doing sometihng i didn't want it to..i'd probably know.
<1> imo
<11> DUDE/DUDET
<16> martian: so you are saying for large systems there is always someone who likes to read everyone part of it?
<11> I JUST GOT MY B*** GUITAR
<11> KICK ***
<14> bcml, take a loook at bugtraq mailing list on securityfocus.com people are looking over your shoulder
<0> bcml, someone dosent need to read every part
<14> congrats iKernel
<17> gufymike: how do i use it? i have an IR controller registered, comes up as /cl***/input/input1, there's a whole heap of stuff in there. What do i cat so that i can see some out put when i use it, just so i know it works?
<13> come on, there should be someone who can tel me how to go on Internet (over CLI) ower proxy server that needs authorization. if i put that proxy as my default gw, i can't go to internet because i need to authorize...
<16> so you are saying all software projects have monitoring of some sort?
<0> tparcina, privoxy
<11> gufymike, ty
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