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<0> !smart
<1> smart is a great package management frontend that supports many repository formats - more info on http://smartpm.org - grab SUSE RPMs here: http://linux01.gwdg.de/~pbleser/rpm-navigation.php?cat=System/smart/
<2> anyway I was thinking of using quinn's xgl
<3> well lookie here
<3> work is over
<3> im going home!
<4> salut tout l monde !
<0> is sue cute?
<3> lol
<3> umm i mean SUSE :) <slap>:
<4> hi
<4> i need help pleaz
<2> frb-work :you suggest we use smart?
<3> here you go
<0> nagulator: I'm likin it
<3> I haven't had any problems
<4> pleaz
<3> do any of you need a import smart.list :)
<2> hmm ok you got all multimedia support through it?
<5> any better idea what smart is?
<0> nagulator: yes
<0> nagulator: I use xine
<5> it is a little vague to me
<3> I imported about 10 sites :)
<4> i have erreur of sagem f@st 800 configuration
<3> eegore: its a package management system
<3> that uses apt-get
<3> and yast :)
<6> re
<3> !samrt
<3> !smart
<1> smart is a great package management frontend that supports many repository formats - more info on http://smartpm.org - grab SUSE RPMs here: http://linux01.gwdg.de/~pbleser/rpm-navigation.php?cat=System/smart/
<7> SMRT
<0> smart can read many different package repos
<4> eyyy ohhhh !!
<2> frb-work: that is the problem, xine does not have support for my He-AAC ADTS VBR x264 mkv anime files :(
<0> I don't think it uses the underlying programs
<4> same one can give me an 5 minut pleaz
<3> frb-work: u dont think it uses apt-get? or yast?
<0> nagulator: you can sometimes load windows codecs into it somehow
<0> EnterUserName: no
<2> the sound is jammed with xine
<3> oh.. i thought it did.
<2> oh it is not windows codecs at all
<3> Hrm Frb-work yer probably right cuz it doesnt use sources.list
<0> EnterUserName: it can read apt and yast repos, but it doesn't actually run the programs
<2> it is HE-AAC VBR ADTS, even apple has problems with that out of the box
<3> i getya
<2> despite the fact being opensourced :P
<4> pleazzz !!!!
<4> just 5 minut
<0> nagulator: have you install daac2?
<2> faad2 yes
<0> yeah, that's what I meant
<0> it's been awhile since I did anything with aac
<7> serziko: i'm sorry, I must have overlooked your question.
<2> i think it is a dep problem mate, i will solve it eventually. for the time being only gstreamer gives me what I require :S
<7> serziko: please re-ask it..
<4> i have erreur of sagem f@st 800 configuration
<8> im so frustrated with every package manager in suse i want to scream
<2> aac is an ugly beast imho, but there is some rare material in it :S
<0> I stick with ogg
<3> Try SMART!!!
<8> problems after problems... i hope i can get smart working
<9> my cron seems to over go foobar
<9> I get this everytime a cron job is suppose to run
<9> May 16 09:44:01 node3 /usr/sbin/cron[15887]: (*system*) RELOAD (/etc/crontab)
<8> i know its just going to be insane installinbg all those things smart depends on!!!
<9> in /var/log/messages
<0> warrior520: smart doesn't depend on anything
<8> the wiki gives a list of like 17 packages it depends on
<10> is smart the future of SuSE?
<0> it requires rpm, python, zlib, bzip2...
<3> probably not :)
<0> all the things you already have
<3> but i like smart
<4> !??????? no one know about sagem f@st 800 configuration
<11> zePh7r: seems like smart is the future of most everything... although where zen/rug fits into the equation is anyones guess
<2> frb-work: i do not encode in aac, but i get stuff in it
<2> avoid anything with HE-AAC vbr ADTS
<2> it is very nice, but UGLY to handle
<0> nagulator: I listen to streaming AAC from di.fm, it works fine
<11> for degrees of everything related to linux distro's
<2> look up mate, it is not the regular aac
<7> serziko: sorry, what is sagem? f@st?
<2> ADTS has more channels in it and with vbr mixing on top of a non - standard AAC encoder (HE-AAC)
<4> usb modem
<2> it works, but i need to find out how to pull this with the precompiled suse rpms
<4> adsl modem
<10> serziko, adsl modem?
<4> yes
<8> zen/rug ****s bad
<3> sorry man
<7> serziko: ahhh. :-/
<3> is there actually drivers for l inux for that stuff?
<7> serziko: i don't know anything about it -- but if you describe the problem you are having, perhaps someone will know ;)
<3> Is there drivers for USB adsl?
<11> serziko: you even attempt a google search?
<3> serziko: use an ethernet card lol
<10> serziko, those adsl packs sold at cost usually ge tricky latter on
<10> *get
<3> _sarnold: there's drivers for USB ADSL modem?
<3> for linux?
<10> sure
<3> i didnt know that
<3> cool
<7> EnterUserName: i would _hope_ they would be simple PPPOE or similar network adapters.
<10> not easy to configure, tho
<8> crap, something just ate up 10 gigs of my space overnight??!?! how can i find out where my space is going?
<10> I understand people want broadband fast and easy, but there's nothing simpler than a router
<7> warrior520: du / | sort -n > /tmp/du.out
<8> what will that do
<0> it will give you a sorted listing of where all your space is
<8> cool
<0> anyway, I just updated 163 packages, I'm going to restart X
<2> 163 lol
<2> using smart?
<0> yes
<0> bbi5
<2> hmm u have a tutorial for that?
<2> k
<8> all that did was give se a few /proc/ no such file or directory errors, and printed nothing
<0> right
<0> the output is in the /tmp/whatever
<7> warrior520: good ;) now take a look at the /tmp/du.out file to see which directories are using up most of your space
<12> DONE sPiN... like finally
<13> hello everyone...can someone offer some tips on installing suse 10.1 ? I have tried to install it via http but nothing works
<8> well the logs are taking up 2 gigs
<0> neopipil: my tip is to stick with 10.0
<8> /var/logs
<10> I mean, this "urge" in Europe to connect every household (I'm not sure about the extend of this) through broadband has reached a certain state when those modems bundled with the self-installation kits literally offered to consumers can't keep a solid connection for more than 5 minutes.
<2> frb-work: updates where easy with smart I guess, noticed any flaws?
<13> thanks frb-work, why do you say that?
<8> the mounted windows folers are taking up the most, but they wont be using actual space will they?
<0> nagulator: without an exttra flag, it downloads everything, then installs it
<8> because they are just another partition thats mounted
<0> nagulator: but --stepped gives it more like yast behaviour
<14> does anyone know if there will be an updated package for zen-installer soon that addresses some of the complaints about speed
<2> okay
<8> crap this is making no sense, i still cant figure out where all my space is
<14> smart is fine, but I'd think a better polished default would go a long way to improve credibility
<2> i will try smart then when I get the chance to
<7> warrior520: heh, not everyone likes du ..
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