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<0> they've all been mentioned
<1> hehe, im guessing pretty much all distros have been mentioned in here right?
<0> i wouldnt know
<1> Quiznos: what distro do you like or run?
<0> slack
<1> ah right
<0> since 1995
<1> oh wow
<0> i'm 4
<1> 40?
<0> i'm 4
<1> 4?
<0> it's a congruent result
<1> oh, lol
<2> bye guys
<3> bye sha1sum
<0> nite
<2> I'm sure I'll chat with you again, but have a good memorial day weekend
<0> you too
<2> don't do anything I wouldn't do
<2> like **** cock or anything
<0> homey dont play dat
<2> lol
<2> cya
<0> l8r
<0> pvd, i'm planning my own dist now
<0> i just started
<1> Quiznos: thats awesome, good luck:)
<3> lol
<0> ty
<1> Must be a good programmer to be able to start programming an OS
<0> no no, another linux dist
<0> not an os
<1> ah thats what I meant
<0> damn hes too fast
<1> Quiznos: I know you dont have to program the kernel, but you would have to program other parts of it right?
<0> well, not really
<0> pvd2006 my dist, for which I do have an yet-unmentioned name for, will be quite non-standard by design in many facets
<0> pvd2006 the first of which is that 1. no GNU-GPL packages will be used for the core distribution
<4> Quiznos: Is it Quiznosian?
<0> SpeedEvil nope, not *EVEN* close!
<0> eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevin
<4> Not gcc?
<0> EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEee
<0> vin
<0> nop
<4> what compiler?
<0> but of course, once installed, the user can install any package they want.
<5> Hi!
<0> SpeedEvil i'm testing tcc
<4> why no gpl?
<0> bc almost every other dist is
<4> Quiznos: Ah, that makes sense.
<0> SpeedEvil if you havent figered it out yet;
<0> I AM A NON-STANDARD HUMAN
<0> woohoo
<4> Quiznos: have you also noticed that no other distribution displays in rot13 by default?
<0> not yet
<0> SpeedEvil i've been collecting old packages.
<5> I have slackware 10.2, kernel 2.4.31. I want to use bootsplash. And I installed bootSplash program, botsplash patch ... And then I re-compiled my kernel. I have done everything like said. But now I can't run X and I can't use my mouse (in Xorg.cong: "/dev/mouse: no such device"). But I have /dev/mouse which is link to /dev/input/mice (I have USB mouse). Can you help me?
<4> Ok
<4> cat /proc/bus/usb/devices
<5> ?
<4> does your mouse show up there?
<5> well
<5> I'm now in mepis live
<5> but i'll try
<5> what if it's there?
<4> It'll be a like like
<4> oops - gyg
<4> gg
<4> gtg
<5> ?
<6> ehm... how to test if a string is in a list or not?? like this: if [ "$string" in "$list" ]; then... ??
<7> [[ $string == *"$list"* ]]
<7> kinda that
<7> erm
<7> no
<7> *"$string"* == $list
<7> of course
<7> ***uming bash
<6> sure bash...
<0> woohoo, my neighbor upstairs is getting ready to leave for weekend to the Bronx and i asked him if he'd bring back a knish for me; he said `write it down for me'
<0> woohoo
<0> 'oopa!!!
<0> snappin me fingers
<0> lol
<0> yonkeltron !!!
<6> TheBonsai_: that doesn't work...
<6> TheBonsai_: http://phpfi.com/120130
<7> dma147: that's not what i said. look closer
<7> bonsai@mainserver:~/devel/GM2-contrib/builds/sources/ekiga-jan$ [[ $list == *"$string"* ]] && echo true || echo false
<7> true
<7> the [[ is the key. that's what's bash specific and that's why i said i ***umed bash
<8> Microsoft Claims OpenDocument is Too Slow
<7> the good old /bin/[ or buiting [ can't do pattern comparisons
<8> heh, M$ is understandly weary of OOo
<8> and koffice and the like
<6> TheBonsai_: [[ $list == *"$string"* ]] && echo "true" || echo "false" <<- this returns true, what is correct.
<1> Has anyone here tried videolinux
<6> TheBonsai_: [[ *"$string"* == $list ]] && echo "true" || echo "false" <<- this returns false... why??
<7> dma147: seems the pattern needs to be the RHS
<8> hahaha
<8> echo "true" || echo "false
<7> dma147: ``help [['', the last paragraph
<9> I used to work in NYC on 8th Ave
<7> TragicZ: it makes sense when you take the whole expression
<6> hmm... okay, thanks
<8> TheBonsai_, I'm aware of that
<8> but this is IRC
<7> yea..
<8> where things are much funnier out of context.
<7> webserver?
<7> MTA?
<8> hahaha
<10> http://www.pcworld.com/reviews/article/0,aid,125772,pg,7,00.asp <-- lol, I have that Casio watch
<8> it's a front end for pkgsrc on slackware
<7> it wasn't a joke...
<8> i know
<8> i've written proxy servers in bash as well as an IRC client
<8> and you guys are aware of that
<8> heh, since i shared
<7> my IRC bot is 100% my code. i didn't borrow anything. and i never got so sick to code a proxy engine ;) (anyways, sounds somehow easier)
<8> it is easier
<8> you wrote IRC bot in bash?
<8> woo hoo
<8> heh, try doing /that/ on windows :)
<0> so, since i'm testing the tcc, should i rm gcc-*?
<7> windows scripting host allows that
<0> wow a full lisp in 40k
<7> list as in ()?
<7> *lisp
<0> lisp
<0> 40k
<8> TheBonsai_, no one uses windows scripting host except malware writers
<7> TragicZ: it was surely introduced because windows became too secure
<0> tra trla la la la la la la laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
<8> indeed
<8> that was beautiful Quiznos
<0> ba ba ba ba bons
<11> hello how can i setup my nvidia card -so i can connect it to TV -i want to clone to tv
<0> ba ba ba ba bonssai
<12> ...
<8> semboy, wow, there are dozens of guides on google
<8> google nvidia tv out xorg
<0> 2 tin cans and wire
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