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Comments:
<0> lol Keyframe
<1> shiv, are you using hoary ?
<2> breezy
<2> see bin
<2> plz
<1> shiv, that howto is for hoary, so dunno what changed in breezy
<3> Keyframe: Old joke: emacs is a great operating system. All it needs is a good editor.
<4> I haven't seen a decent text editor on linux yet :((((
<2> oh
<1> shiv what bin, didnt see any
<2> hmm
<0> Angel_Dex: i could bring the bot online in another channel if you want to take a look at it before you install your own
<4> ahahah EnsignRedshirt :)
<2> the pastebin
<0> Keyframe: try cream
<0> Keyframe: cream rawks
<1> shiv, repost link
<5> rupan3 sure join ##tucker-lounge
<6> kbrooks: where'd this file~ = backup thing come from ? is it a gnomeism?
<4> I use cream, it's almost there
<7> Keyframe: I don't use emacs myself, but I know enough about it to respect it :p
<2> http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=20976
<8> wastrel, No.
<8> wastrel, its a unixism
<1> shiv, thats not pastebin
<4> I don't respect tough learning curve for text editor.. another thing is features..
<7> Keyframe: or you could blow your mind and learn Vim ;-)
<8> or a linuxism, whatever the case may be
<9> nano> life
<2> where I do that then?
<4> Xenguy: Actually... :)
<2> paste logs?
<9> REAL MEN WRITE THIER OWN EDITORS IN PERL
<4> Since I already know somewhat Vi..
<10> !pastebin
<11> pastebin is, like, a site where you can post large texts and screenshots so you don't flood the channel. You can find it at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org - Install webboard for easy pasting from the gnome taskbar :)
<1> shiv, did you read all the answers in that howto ?
<4> VI rulz!
<9> nano ftw
<2> hmm hold on
<4> joe
<9> or ed
<12> sampan, naw... real men write their own screwed up language interpreter and then write the editor in that language.... see emacs ;)
<1> shiv, as on the last page some one sais "cant start x server"
<4> bah UltraEdit is the best, who am I kidding
<9> Lol
<13> oskude, you think someone actually read the entire thing?
<6> what's a good way to synchronize the database for my palm pilot between my desktop & my laptop?
<13> oskude, come on now. What is reading.
<3> Who needs an editor? Get it right the first time: cat - > file
<1> chuckyp, yes
<9> now, emacs has gotten a version of emacs running IN emacs
<2> also I am using the 855resolution as I have 1280 x 800 dell 700m laptop
<13> wastrel, rsync?
<4> jEdit comes close though - but it's slow startup (it's in java'... bah
<7> Keyframe: there are no shortage of features in any of the above, but you want everything now, I know =)
<14> http://unix.rulez.org/~calver/pictures/curves.jpg
<9> And while we are at it, whats with the "sampan"
<4> Xenguy: Yeah :) maybe I should write one, as a life goal or something.. if people would actually pay for linux software :D
<9> People pay for cedega
<7> Keyframe: bah
<4> jdl: LOL :D
<7> Keyframe: go back to windows, and pay for it this time :P
<9> cource, cedega is a quality product
<6> chuckyp: is there a way to test which files are fresher?
<4> Xenguy: I am still on windows on desktop :P
<13> samwh, why use cedega over wine?
<2> oskude: thats the same problem I had I undid the changes and was able to reboot but I really need the How to to work for me as my fonts are killing my eyes
<14> keyframe :-)
<7> Keyframe: yeah, and I'm sure you paid for all your software too :P
<9> Cedega is easier to configure, and has copy protection support
<13> wastrel, what you want to like dynamically rsync?
<4> Xenguy: Not everything :)
<13> wastrel, based on date or something.
<7> Keyframe: ya figure?
<15> Keyframe, a lot of people pay for linux software, just not us low level types :)
<7> ;-)
<1> shiv, so MS to the rescue ? doh, your on wrong channel then...
<6> chuckyp: i just don't want a brainless copy to overwrite changes yeah. if i've made modifications on the laptop i want them copied to the desktop, and vice versa
<9> Cource, you can always DL a cedega package
<9> whats sad is that all the LINUX warez can fit on one page
<13> wastrel, hrmm... I'm not in nix now but i'm sure there is a way to do that.
<9> or maybe thats good
<1> shiv, my "standard" font look just fine...
<2> no no I used slax boot cd
<2> I don't know mine are blurry just like in those attached image files in the how to
<3> Anyone here using Kile for editing Latex files?
<7> wastrel: unison is very cool; don't know if it applies to your situation
<1> shiv, then theres something else wrong, not the fonts...
<7> wastrel: it does bi-directional syncronization
<6> greek and korean now. v. interesting having utf8 support in my xchat finally
<2> where can I look then?
<16> hmm is UbuntUSB any good?
<6> no that's cyrillic i think... whatever.
<1> shiv, maybe in font antialiasing...
<7> EnsignRedshirt: I've seen it, looks nice; I'm lazy now and usually write 'rst' and transform that to latex when need be
<6> thx Xenguy
<1> shiv, "font rendering" under system - preferences - fonts
<2> where is that its not in the details
<7> wastrel: yw (I synchronize files between 3 boxen now with unison-gtk - works great :-)
<16> eww non-free
<4> anhow, somebody said yesterday that installing broadcom driver for WLAN is PITA.. well, it works like a charm, and probably the easiest installation I had on linux yet :D the wrapper thing
<3> Xenguy: Kile isn't bad, but the spell-checker wants to spell check the math equations. I'm trying to find out how to prevent that.
<1> shiv, there are plenty options to test there...
<2> it does not say anything about antialiasing
<1> shiv, font rendering
<7> EnsignRedshirt: hrm, there must be a way to configure around that; there's always 'aspell' in a pinch (it has a 'latex' spellcheck mode)
<17> hi
<17> how can I find out what windowmanager I am using please?
<7> Celeste: help > about ?
<14> do you see Gnome?
<18> Celeste, if you're running Ubuntu, it's Gnome
<7> Celeste: nautilus by default
<17> hum
<3> Xenguy: Actually, I am using aspell from within latex--at least, that is the spelling option that I have chosen. I'll take a look at the latex option.
<15> Celeste, it's not so simple these days :)
<3> s/from within latex/from with Kile/
<18> Celeste, are there three menues in the top-left corner?
<7> EnsignRedshirt: man aspell and search for latex
<18> *menus, even :P
<14> How come my "accelerated" nvidia driver is _so_ slow?
<4> wtf, configuring network interfaces.. on boot and it hangs
<4> hmm
<7> EnsignRedshirt: er, tex
<13> wastrel, try the man pages for rsync like I say i'm not in nix now and I have to go to work. I'm sure someone has done what you are trying. I'm also sure if there isn't an app for it you could do it with a simple shell script.
<7> EnsignRedshirt: '-t' anyway
<17> well the thing is ... I am using Kubuntu but I installed "ubuntu-desktop" so I have GNOME right now.... "Real Translucency" does not work and I read in a forum that I have to use the windowmanager "Metacity" to make "Real Translucency" work in GNOME.... so I think a Windowmanager like "metacity" is something additional to GNOME ?
<3> Xenguy: Got it. Thanks.
<7> EnsignRedshirt: yw
<4> Celeste: Do you know of a guide about windows managers and stuff like that?
<15> Celeste, if you're running gnome, you're almost certainly running metacity, but it doesn't have translucentcy, unless you run xgl in dapper
<4> I absolutely have no clue about the difference between gnome, kde and such..
<14> gnome and kde are the same thing except different.
<7> wastrel: rsync is very cool/smart, but uni-directional; unison(-gtk) uses a smart rsync-like algorhythm, but will also do bi-directional mirroring :-)
<19> is there a package that installs most of the devel tools?
<20> what is the best kernel to use for an athlon 3500+
<17> Keyframe, I am sorry I do not know ... but KDE and GOME seem to be environments
<20> currently using 2.6.12-10-386
<17> nickrud, "xgl in dapper" ? I thought "xcompmgr and transset" ??
<1> meshe, build-essential
<4> jdl: that was deep :)
<19> thanks oskude :)
<7> Keyframe: search for screenshots of gnome or kde
<14> me nods
<17> nickrud, I want the StarterBar panel have no black backgrounds
<15> Celeste, hacks are hacks, and the later the hack, the better it is, usually
<3> Xenguy: Argh, still no good. In $\frac{dp}{dt}$, aspell -t still flags dp and dt as spelling errors.
<17> nickrud, you know the gDesklets?
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