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<0> Rumour has it vodka is just well great
<1> !weed
<2> !smoke
<3> Albertop: trying to remember my p***word to register, i cannot send you a private message wtout registering
<4> oh ok, sorry
<4> :)
<1> !gammahydroxybuteric acid
<5> SUSE ****S
<0> No, I disagree, godspeed is the one that is the ****.
<1> SUSE IS OKAY
<3> Albertop: i will create a new nick register and come back to bug you :) just wait
<4> ok
<2> out again!
<1> !gammahydroxybuteric acid lactone
<6> skuttler, what do u so love about 10.1 ?
<1> UBUNTU ****S
<2> thanks for the hearts, but I prefer spades.
<1> hmmm...
<6> sadneophyte, and kubuntu too
<7> moin yaloki
<1> I didn't mean gnu gods please forgive me
<8> hi yalokiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
<8> what s up
<8> didn t u see me ?
<4> yaloki, hi
<2> 3v3|2y7h1ng except 5u53 ****s lololol!!!!!1111111oneone
<9> hi
<10> kaiSVK: i love linux no matter what, but especially about SUSE is that everything just works out of the box for my laptop and it seems so slick and polished - my wife prefers it to XP
<2> fags.
<11> MICROSOFT ****S!
<11> (My apologies for stating the obvious...)
<9> zak: hey zak ;)
<1> jengelh don't be a bigot
<12> !seen sPiN
<0> shuffle2: sPiN said "godspeed: i gave you a link, use it" in #suse at Tue May 16 20:23:55 BST 2006.
<6> HairMetalAddict, they should rename the company to Micro**** :)
<13> skuttler, I prefer your wife to xp too
<2> sadneophyte : don't be a lamer
<13> skuttler, ;)
<10> lol SMorris_a_moron: 9 cats out 10 do
<1> jengelh die
<2> aka_druid, wanna get active again?
<7> hmmmm
<14> !seen josh_curly
<0> twosouls82: josh_curly said "/me shrugs" in #suse at Tue May 16 12:28:24 BST 2006 before quitting with message "Remote closed the connection" at Tue May 16 12:45:42 BST 2006.
<2> the_dude, wanna get active again?
<7> with respect to?
<7> you want some boot action?
<7> /mkick?
<9> jo daPhoenix
<12> sPiN: if you're around: i tried following your link about "3 ways to upgrade suse", but I get an _***load_ of broken dependencies - because i already have kde 3.5.2, etc. (fully up-to-date suse 10+kde install)
<15> SMorris_a_moron, not a nice nick eh
<2> the_dude : on sadneophyte...
<7> shuffle2: updating kde 3.5.2 to 3.5.1 is not a good idea
<12> i know
<15> the_dude, busy :/
<16> shuffle2: add the 10.1 kde supp source
<7> yeah
<16> hopefully that will resolve most of them
<7> phalanx: :)
<12> ok
<17> sir dude
<7> phalanx: get busy sorting out these n00bs!
<7> marjo better?
<12> !yast-sources
<0> For more information about YaST sources and how to add them, check http://susewiki.apanela.com/goodlinks:yast_sources or http://wiki.suselinuxsupport.de/wikka.php?wakka=HowToAddReposandSoftwarewithYastcli * Make sure to only refresh sources that will actually change, as depicted in this screenshot: http://spinink.net/images/screens/yast.jpg
<17> the_dude: whoops ... that bad?
<7> very bad
<17> ai
<18> hi there, i'm running suse 9.3 on a server. i wonder if i can upgrade the whole system using update sources with a good chance to not break anything. i have seen http://en.opensuse.org/Updating_SUSE_Linux but apparently it doesn't work with versions prior to 10 because yast says it is no valid installation source. does anybody have any comments or advice regarding system upgrade?
<12> !search 10.1
<4> bulent_ok, wb :)
<0> Matching factoids: 10.1;
<19> Albertop: any nick i choose happens to be owned and I dont remember which i registered and what my p***word was :( pathetic
<17> tuxipuxi: upgrade usually breaks stuff, better fresh install
<4> bulent_ok, join #albertop
<18> phalanx: a fresh install is not really fun on a server which may not be down for long
<17> tuxipuxi: upgrade neither
<17> tuxipuxi: if it's such a critical box better leave it on 9.3
<15> if its critical, dont touch it unless you need
<10> has anyone experienced knetworkmanager not storing WPA-PSK p***words between reboots
<20> when making a user profile to build rpm what groups are useful/needed to ***ign to that user profile
<15> dont mention its name
<10> in 10.1 that is
<15> dont look at
<18> well it's not that critical, it's my mail/web server but at the same time used for testing stuff for which i would like to have newer software (e.g. gcc 4 etc.). i need the mail server all day and also http and the data center doesn't offer 10.0/10.1 as an image, so it's a tricky situation ;)
<18> it would also be acceptable for me to upgrade software one by one given that yast takes care of the dependencies
<21> who is smorris? :)
<12> like a s'more i guess
<9> scott morris, he's running a suse blog
<17> tuxipuxi: just use YOU
<22> when I killed my comp the other day and I reinstalled everything I accidentally deleted the wine directories. now I've tried re-installing wine but it doesn't seem to create new directories and windows type structure. does anyone know how to install wine fully again?
<7> yast -i wine?
<18> phalanx: you mean the online update tool provided by yast? this would do a full upgrade ***uming that i have a mirror in the sources list, no?
<17> tuxipuxi: you updates ... does not upgrade
<22> the_dude: but will this put all the structure back, cos it doesn't do that in yast through the gui, if I navigate to home/jonah/.wine there is nothing there
<18> phalanx: it does not upgrade, what does it do then?
<7> run winecfg i think
<12> updates
<17> tuxipuxi: UPDATE
<17> tuxipuxi: use your eyes to read
<12> Yast Online Update = YOU
<18> update what? if i specify a mirror containing 10.1 packages, will it update *all* packages or what will it do?
<7> UP****INGDATE
<22> the_dude: ok I'll try that thanks
<18> i am able to read, so don't blame it on me
<12> it is you
<17> blood pressure starts to rise
<18> you're not answering my question
<12> go away
<15> tuxipuxi, YOU is only supposed for bugfix/security updates
<17> tuxipuxi: UPDATE is renewing existing packages with fixes
<17> tuxipuxi: UPGRADE is installing new system
<18> i asked you how i can e.g. install gcc 4 on my suse 9.3 system, your answer was "just use YOU".. who's the one having problems with reading here?
<22> the_dude: no it still doesn't work and I can't run anything. I don't know why it's not re-installing all the folders etc that wine needs
<17> ok ...
<12> no need to get hostile tuxi
<15> !search gcc
<0> Matching factoids: gcc; gcc32;
<15> !gcc
<0> ftp://ftp.gwdg.de/pub/linux/suse/ftp.suse.com/projects/gcc
<2> !gcc32
<0> to compile 32bit apps on a 64bit system look at http://www-uxsup.csx.cam.ac.uk/pub/doc/suse/suse9.3/suselinux-adminguide_en/sec.64bit.biarch.html
<2> ?
<17> intsalling gcc4 on a critical box
<15> tuxipuxi, maybe there are packages there
<2> uh
<2> just -m32
<17> ppl are getting more insane every day
<7> :)
<23> Hi, today I've installed 10.1 over a 10.0 on a Siemens-Fujitsu Lifebook. Installation went fine, however on reboot grub shows a text screen where I can't input text as the keyboard produces only weird characters. Has anybody seen that before and can give me a hint?
<17> most likely the critical server is a mere lame donkey pr0n ****er
<18> phalanx: in what way are postfix and apache affected by a new compiler binary in /usr/bin? fail to see that
<18> aka_druid: thank you
<12> haha
<23> Hi, today I've installed 10.1 over a 10.0 on a Siemens-Fujitsu Lifebook. Installation went fine, however on reboot grub shows a text screen where I can't input text as the keyboard produces only weird characters. Has anybody seen that before and can give me a hint?
<17> agungl: set right keyboard type
<17> agungl: reboot from dvd and fix
<7> run repair from cd/dvd
<18> interesting to see that some people just hang out in a support channel to calm down by insulting people who ask for help.
<23> phalanx: Hm, I'm sure I've set it correctly in the installer. So how do I do that after booting from CD (I can bring up the system via CD and it runs quite fine, just the boot fails.)
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