[04:26] <Clam> Clammy
[06:31] <blahdeblah> hggdh: The answer is yes, but it's a long way down in the work queue
[14:12] <hggdh> blahdeblah: then why not close this RT, and open a new one when it is time?


[01:33] <bmidgley2> with ubuntu 9.04 and mythtv, I can start mythexport jobs and I see the file growing but when the transcode finishes the file gets removed
[01:34] <bmidgley2> log at http://pastebin.com/m147afdd2
[03:04] <BjornR1989> I've mounted my windows SMB share root to /mnt/server0 but Mythbuntu doesn't seem to traverse directories.
[03:04] <BjornR1989> ls -l /mnt/server0 prints all directories.
[03:13] <BjornR1989> And the IR doesn't function.
[03:13] <BjornR1989> An IR debugger would be nice, is there one available for Mythbuntu?
[04:12] <rhpot1991> bmidgley2: have you tried running ffmpeg by hand to verify that it doesn't fail?
[04:26] <rhpot1991> BjornR1989: man irw
[04:27] <rhpot1991> that requires your ir to be in a somewhat usable state though
[04:33] <BjornR1989> I've found a Python script to map my remote and it works but it can't be integrated in MythTV
[04:34] <BjornR1989> trying man irw now
[04:37] <BjornR1989> I need to know what socket it should connect to. Without a socket it doesn't print anything.
[04:38] <BjornR1989> Thanks for helping.
[04:38] <rhpot1991> /dev/lirc0 prob
[04:40] <BjornR1989> Nothing lirc* in /dev except for a symlink lircd to /var/run/lirc/lircd
[04:42] <BjornR1989> The Python script ( http://pastebin.com/f2a162e62 ) works so i was thinking of redirecting its keystrokes to MythTV
[04:42] <BjornR1989> Time for some Python for dummies.
[04:56] <rhpot1991> did you set your remote up in MCC?
[04:58] <BjornR1989> I did... more or less. The remote that i have (Asus AI remote) differs from Asus DH remote, though they're almost completely the same. It was worth a try but even if it shouldn't work this way there has to be a solution.
[04:58] <BjornR1989> I wonder why MCC doesn't contain an IR test.
[04:59] <rhpot1991> BjornR1989: google and the ubuntu forums are generally the best bet for finding out how to set it up
[04:59] <rhpot1991> unless you get lucky enough to find someone here who has the same remote (you won't)
[04:59] <BjornR1989> I've got some steps further thanks to google.
[04:59] <rhpot1991> thats not a common remote
[04:59] <BjornR1989> It's common for Asus AI motherboards.
[05:13]  * BjornR1989 has just discovered the xev command
[05:15] <BjornR1989> Ok, the python script can now communicate with the IR receiver, now i need to find a way to redirect the virtual keystrokes to MythTV.
[05:23] <Chaorain> I'm upgrading my os from 32 bit to 64 bit. How do I save my recorded TV shows?
[05:27] <BjornR1989> I'd say cp all files to another HDD and perhaps copy the SQL data but what do i know, i just started experimenting with Mythbuntu.
[05:28] <Chaorain> Well I've upgraded my OS before and just copying them doesn't work
[05:29] <BjornR1989> Good to know when i'll upgrade.
[05:30] <rhpot1991> ChanServ: http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/Database_Backup_and_Restore
[05:30] <rhpot1991> Chaorain: ^
[05:33] <Chaorain> thanks
[05:45] <BjornR1989> The IR remote functions properly now.
[05:45] <BjornR1989> The python script automatically redirects its output to the focused window (being MythTV)
[06:27] <bmidgley2> rhpot1991: actually the problem seems to be AtomicParseley not recognizing the transcoded file
[08:54] <jbaugh> does anyone have experience transcoding with HDTV with either nuvexport or mythnuv2mkv?
[08:55] <jbaugh> I have 2 (what I thought were identical - but obviously aren't) master backends (mine and my brothers) - one transcodes using 100% of the cpu (ideal) - one only uses 3% (not ideal)
[08:56] <jbaugh> -- just looking for what things I may look at.  mencoder and ffmpeg are the same version on both machines
[08:57] <jbaugh> ubuntu 9.10 - myth 0.22
[09:33] <BjornR1989> Where can i report HUGE translation errors?
[09:33] <BjornR1989> Or even better: correct them?
[09:46] <BjornR1989> Odd...
[09:46] <BjornR1989> It doesn't read DVD's, it doesn't play audio files, it can't find video files...
[15:00] <NeoT> i'm VERY new to Mythbuntu and need some help... I can't find my country in the "Scan for channels" screen, so what do I do here? (I'm from Denmark and have Cable tv)
[15:04] <NeoT> I have tried selecting both UK and Sweden, but when I then tries to scan for channels, the screen freezes, and I have to restart the computer to get back into the backend config tool
[15:58] <NeoT> hmm.. when I try to scan for channels, it just stops at 6% (after getting timeout at the first channel). Any ideas how to fix that?
[17:19] <ingcomrbr> Hi there..
[17:19] <ingcomrbr> I am curretly installinh mythubunyu
[17:19] <ingcomrbr> but... It is askign me by Infraed Remotes and Transmiters..
[17:20] <ingcomrbr> So is it the remote control from the TV card?
[17:22] <tgm4883> yes
[17:24] <ingcomrbr> ok.. I got GIGABYTE remote control..
[17:24] <ingcomrbr> but is not listed into the combo box..
[17:24] <ingcomrbr> what Do I choose?
[18:04] <mrand> ingcomrbr: it is possibly a windows media center remote.   Try that.
[18:10] <ingcomrbr> ok thank you.
[18:26] <tgm4883> !mceusb
[18:26] <Zinn> Sorry I don't know about mceusb
[18:26] <tgm4883> meh
[18:26] <tgm4883> !mceusb2
[18:26] <Zinn> http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/MCE_Remote
[18:41] <henrik__> My mythtv does not get the thumbnails or information of movies that I have in my movie directory. I have tried adding the imdb information in properties of a movie. But it does not do any attemt of downloading the front of the movie nor any other information. Anyone who got any idea. I'm on .22.
[19:02] <mrand> I think there is a short-cut for launch a metadata search?  maybe W from within Mythvideo?
[19:14] <henrik__> I'll try that :)
[19:16] <henrik__> nope did not do it.. what do I need to specify so it knows the name of the movie?
[19:25] <jbaugh> does anyone have experience transcoding with HDTV with either nuvexport or mythnuv2mkv?
[19:47] <mrand> henrik__: http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/MythVideo_.22_Transition_Guide#Enhanced_Metadata_Grabbing
[20:42] <pyrosanstdio> why are my videos heavily pixlated ?


[09:24] <hot_wheelz> hi guys
[09:26] <hot_wheelz> apparently the are movie playing applications that will query  a db  now for BD discs in order to play them correct?
[10:12] <Adbuntu> hi
[10:14] <ikt> hey
[10:41] <ikt> heya schnoodles
[12:41]  * ikt times out
[12:41] <ikt> http://ikt.id.au/blog/2011/03/14/ubuntu-11-04-countdown-buttonscript-and-a-story/
[12:42]  * ikt is very productive with his time
[14:33] <dkg779> heya, was wondering if anyone was available to help me with something ?
[14:45] <ikt> sup dkg779 ?
[14:47] <dkg779> basically I have a few songs from the searchers a 1960's band on .flv that I can't seem to buy and I am wondering how to convert them to audio or .mp3 for the car cd player
[14:49] <ikt> upload to youtube then: http://www.youtube-mp3.org/
[14:51] <dkg779> ok, thanks ikt
[14:52] <ikt> :>
[14:52] <ikt> it's a pretty slack way though
[14:53] <ikt> there might be a guide out there for using mplayer command line to convert or something
[14:53] <ikt> i cbf
[14:53] <dkg779> kk fair enough lol
[22:23] <redvil> how do you 'repair' an app that's been 'incompletely' installed?
[22:23] <redvil> how do you 'purge' it?
[22:34] <redvil> need help on removing incompletely installed software
[22:35] <redvil> already done 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' but still wont uninstall
[22:35] <head_victim> redvil: "sudo apt-get purge package" is how to purge
[22:35] <redvil> head_victim: will try it now
[22:36] <nisshh> redvil, if that doesnt work, pastebin the output
[22:36] <nisshh> redvil, btw, how old are you?
[22:36] <nisshh> if you dont mind me asking
[22:38] <redvil> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[22:38] <redvil> nisshh: im 30 and i do mind you asking :D
[22:39] <nisshh> hehe
[22:39] <redvil> old age doesnt come with wisdom like some people say unfortunately..:D
[22:40] <nisshh> no, experience does
[22:40] <nisshh> not age
[22:40] <nisshh> its just older people tend to have more experience
[22:40] <redvil> in my case it's not with computers
[22:41] <nisshh> i dont think wisdom is topic based
[22:41] <nisshh> i think knowledge is
[22:41] <redvil> anyone here got Skype on their computer? can't seem to install the bloddy thing
[22:41] <nisshh> but wisdom applies to everything
[22:41] <nisshh> redvil, how are you trying to install it?
[22:42] <redvil> nisshh: through software center
[22:42] <redvil> installed it last night but didnt finish
[22:42] <redvil> now i tried purging it but still won't work
[22:42] <redvil> wait..i'll give it another go
[22:43] <nisshh> ok
[22:44] <redvil> won't even let me remove it..'Package operation failed'
[22:45] <nisshh> redvil, can you pastebin the entire output of your terminal to: pastebin.ubuntu.com
[22:46] <nisshh> that way i know what commands your running
[22:46] <redvil> nisshh: im not using terminal..using software centre..don't know how to remove it through CLI
[22:47] <nisshh> didnt you run the purge command head_victim gave you?
[22:47] <nisshh> the only way to know for sure whats wrong is to use the terminal
[22:47] <nisshh> the software center will give you a very unhelpful dpkg error usually
[22:48] <nisshh> because it doesnt want to confuse newbies
[22:48] <redvil> http://paste.ubuntu.com/580343/
[22:48] <nisshh> redvil, ok, try this in the terminal: sudo apt-get install skype
[22:49] <nisshh> redvil, if that doesnt work, pastebin the output
[22:50] <redvil> nisshh: done
[22:50] <nisshh> redvil, it worked?
[22:51] <head_victim> redvil: try "sudo apt-get install --reinstall skype"
[22:51] <redvil> got it now..
[22:52] <redvil> just wondering why it won't install using the software centre
[22:52]  * nisshh refrains from complaining about shiny GUI's
[22:52]  * redvil really needs to learn installing through CLI
[22:52] <head_victim> Were there any problems when you tried to install it the first time? Net dropout, power surge, etc?
[22:53] <redvil> head_victim: none that i know of..
[22:53] <head_victim> nisshh: it wasn't the program's fault we couldn't interpret the error because we haven't used it much.
[22:53] <head_victim> Just because you're more familiar with cli doesn't mean the gui is broken.
[22:53] <nisshh> head_victim, ive got that error before, but not from the software center
[22:53] <head_victim> redvil: fair enough, they were the ones I could think of off the top of my head.
[22:53] <nisshh> head_victim, i know, i just really, really hate GUI's :)
[22:54] <head_victim> nisshh: that's just because you have a POS computer that can't run GUIs ;)
[22:54] <nisshh> hah, so not true :|
[22:54] <redvil> yeah nisshh
[22:54] <nisshh> head_victim, i just use the CLI so often now i cant stand the restrictiveness of GUI's
[22:54] <head_victim> Now to find out how the hell I track down the cause of my keyboard and mouse input hanging for minutes at a time.
[22:54] <redvil> what's POS anyway? lol
[22:55] <nisshh> even when i get my quad core, i will still be using the CLI just as much
[22:55] <head_victim> nisshh: depends on what you're doing, guis have their place and so do cli
[22:55] <nisshh> redvil, not something that should be said in this channel :)
[22:55] <redvil> nisshh: i think i get it now
[22:55] <nisshh> hehe
[22:55] <redvil> Point Of Sale? :D
[22:56] <nisshh> heh, no
[22:56] <redvil> i know..just kidding
[22:56] <nisshh> heh
[22:56] <redvil> what i usually say to noisy neighbour's kid..little POS
[22:56] <nisshh> head_victim, see that bright, welcoming, comforting looking light in the distance? thats the CLI :)
[22:57] <head_victim> nisshh: I use cli for some stuff, gui for others
[22:57] <redvil> GUI especially for me
[22:57] <nisshh> so do i :)
[22:58] <redvil> i use CLI only for irssi and some rare 'sudo' moments
[22:59] <head_victim> I much rather a gui for web browsing, irc clients, file browsing and media players.
[22:59] <nisshh> the only GUI app i run is firefox
[22:59] <redvil> head_victim: same here
[22:59] <nisshh> nothing else
[22:59] <redvil> nisshh: you're too hardcore for me :D
[22:59] <head_victim> redvil: he's too hard core for himself ;)
[23:00] <redvil> lols
[23:00] <nisshh> *sniff* am not
[23:00] <nisshh> :0
[23:00] <redvil> or was it quadcore...lol
[23:01] <redvil> it's okay to chat this way on this channel right?
[23:01] <nisshh> well, we arent supposed to really
[23:01] <nisshh> redvil, if it turns social, we should move it to -chat
[23:01] <redvil> just notice the channel name just now that's why i asked
[23:02] <redvil> *noticed
[23:02] <nisshh> yeah
[23:03] <redvil> another question: is chrome and chromium from the same maker?
[23:04] <nisshh> heh, no
[23:04] <nisshh> redvil, chromium is the open source, non-google developed version of chrome
[23:04] <redvil> ok
[23:05] <nisshh> redvil, if your asking which one to use, use chromium
[23:05] <nisshh> its easier to install and maintain
[23:05] <redvil> chrome=google; chromium=open source
[23:05] <redvil> nisshh: that's what i've been using since i used linux..
[23:05] <nisshh> thats right
[23:05] <nisshh> chrome?
[23:05] <nisshh> or chromium?
[23:05] <redvil> chromium
[23:05] <nisshh> ah right
[23:06] <redvil> and firefox as well
[23:06] <nisshh> i switched back to firefox, since chromium is a RAM hog
[23:06] <head_victim> How much ram was it using?
[23:06] <redvil> and it's not good for watching youtube videos anymore
[23:06] <nisshh> like 0.5GB's
[23:06] <nisshh> which is not much if you have lots of RAM
[23:06] <nisshh> but i only have a GB
[23:07] <redvil> i only have 715MB
[23:07] <nisshh> wow
[23:07] <nisshh> i bet you cant run Unity
[23:07] <head_victim> I've found chromium to be much quicker than ff3.6 on this Lubuntu install.
[23:07] <nisshh> head_victim, im using 4.0, its much quicker than 3.6
[23:07] <redvil> nisshh: i dont even know what that is
[23:07] <head_victim> I don't even run gnome on p4s
[23:08] <nisshh> head_victim, well, mine is a bit more powerful than your average P4, since my FSB is 533mhz, not 400mhz or less like most of them
[23:09] <head_victim> I have a 3.2 prescott which I believe is 800?
[23:09] <nisshh> it means my RAM can nearly run at full speed
[23:09] <nisshh> not sure, i think so
[23:09] <head_victim> I hated gnome on it so much I wanted to buy a new PC.
[23:09] <head_victim> But I'm not a patient man.
[23:09] <nisshh> head_victim, your just used to your quad core
[23:10] <nisshh> ive been using nothing more powerful than this thing since i was 5, im used to it
[23:10] <head_victim> Meh, I use them for different things. Lubuntu saved me buying a new pc though.
[23:10] <nisshh> yeah
[23:10] <nisshh> Lubuntu is lightweight
[23:10] <head_victim> All I wanted was IRC, web browsing, amsn and skype.
[23:11] <head_victim> The quad core is where I "game", watch HDTV and run VMs all at once.
[23:11] <nisshh> yeah
[23:12] <nisshh> head_victim, im used to youtube vids running at 15 fps
[23:12] <head_victim> ANd urban terror under 60fps is unplayable for me
[23:12] <redvil> nisshh: what browser you using for youtube?
[23:12] <nisshh> even 380p video lags on this thing sometimes
[23:12] <nisshh> redvil, firefox 4.0, i use it for everything
[23:13] <nisshh> head_victim, did you see what i told darkrose the other day in the other channel?
[23:13] <redvil> nisshh: in chromium all youtube videos play in black and white now..not used to be like that
[23:13] <nisshh> i told her i had a problem with UrT
[23:13] <nisshh> redvil, lolwut?
[23:14] <redvil> nisshh: b/w with lines going diagonal
[23:14] <head_victim> nisshh: yeah, I'm currently looking for a laptop for when I hopefully get a new job and get my payout of leave hours from this one
[23:14] <nisshh> head_victim, i told darkrose that i was so used to playing UrT at 12 fps that when i used my mums core i3 lappy the other day, i got nearly no frags since im not used to 60+ fps :)
[23:15] <nisshh> redvil, wow, thats, odd...
[23:15] <redvil> nisshh: it really is...googling solutions for it now
[23:15] <nisshh> head_victim, im used to waiting a good 40 seconds for the next frame to load :)
[23:16] <nisshh> redvil, what version of chromium are you using?
[23:17] <redvil> nisshh: 10.0
[23:17] <nisshh> wow, thats a little old
[23:17] <nisshh> im using 12
[23:18] <nisshh> 12 is bleeding edge, but even so
[23:18] <head_victim> 12.0.700.0 (77774)
[23:18] <redvil> nisshh: do i need to manually upgrade it...i thought i does that whenever i click on ubuntu updates
[23:19] <nisshh> head_victim, my version is even newer than that
[23:19] <head_victim> Oh wow, I do have daily builds set up on this machine.
[23:19] <nisshh> head_victim, im on 12.0.703.0
[23:20] <head_victim> Yeah if I do an update I'll get that
[23:20] <nisshh> redvil, no, you only have two choices, the version in the repo's, or daily builds
[23:20] <nisshh> head_victim, yeah
[23:20] <nisshh> redvil, in my experience, daily builds are fairly solid, but im not going to tell you to use them
[23:21] <redvil> nisshh: so i need to uninstall my current chromium and install a newer one from the repo's
[23:21] <nisshh> redvil, no
[23:21] <nisshh> redvil, how did you install chromium in the first place?
[23:21] <head_victim> Anyway, I need sleep, cheerio
[23:22] <redvil> nisshh: software centre...the only way i know how to install softwares
[23:22] <redvil> head_victim: sweet dreams mate..:D
[23:22] <nisshh> head_victim, cya, im probably going to sleep soonish as well
[23:23] <nisshh> redvil, you already have the repo version then
[23:23] <redvil> nisshh: how do i get a newer version then?
[23:23] <nisshh> redvil, use the daily builds PPA, i can tell you how to add it if you like
[23:24] <nisshh> (the quick and easy way)
[23:24] <redvil> nisshh: please do..
[23:24] <nisshh> redvil, ok, open a terminal, lets have some fun :)
[23:24] <redvil> nisshh: k
[23:25] <redvil> nisshh: do i need to close the browser first?
[23:25] <nisshh> no
[23:25] <nisshh> you will just need to restart it to reload the chromium binary
[23:25] <redvil> k
[23:25] <nisshh> we can do that last though
[23:26] <redvil> let's get crackin' then
[23:26] <nisshh> redvil, ok, run this in the terminal first then: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:chromium-daily/ppa
[23:26] <nisshh> that will add the daily builds PPA
[23:26] <nisshh> let me know when thats done
[23:28] <redvil> done
[23:29] <redvil> nisshh: finished
[23:29] <nisshh> redvil, ok, next run this as one command: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgradre
[23:29] <nisshh> woops
[23:30] <nisshh> its upgrade not upgradre
[23:30] <nisshh> typo
[23:34] <redvil> does it take this long...or is my comp just sloooooooow
[23:34] <redvil> :D
[23:34] <nisshh> redvil, should only take a couple of minutes
[23:35] <nisshh> depends on your net speed
[23:35] <nisshh> and computer specs
[23:35] <nisshh> redvil, would you like me to explain what those commands just did?
[23:36] <redvil> nisshh: only the first one...
[23:36] <redvil> nisshh: anyway..it's done already
[23:36] <nisshh> you know what the last two do?
[23:37] <redvil> nisshh: it updates and upgrades the stuff in my comp?
[23:37] <nisshh> yes
[23:37] <nisshh> the first one simply adds the PPA to your software sources
[23:37] <redvil> nisshh: i usually do them one at a time..without &&
[23:37] <nisshh> its like adding a PPA, just without the GUI
[23:37] <redvil> i didn't now you can do that
[23:37] <nisshh> yeah
[23:37] <nisshh> its useful sometimes
[23:38] <nisshh> redvil, the command line is more powerful than you can imagine :)
[23:38] <nisshh> redvil, ok, once it finishes upgrading everything, just restart chromium and check the version number
[23:38] <redvil> nisshh: i know that..it's just that it's way above my level of comprehension
[23:39] <nisshh> redvil, not at all, it just takes a little time and effort to learn :)
[23:39] <redvil> nisshh: i only use CLI for irssi and mocp
[23:39] <redvil> nisshh: and some easy 'sudo' commands
[23:39] <nisshh> yeah, i use it for that and so much more
[23:39] <redvil> i've been googling for easy to read and learn guides for linux CLI
[23:40] <redvil> i don't know where i saved the bookmarks for them
[23:40] <nisshh> heh, good luck, most of them are a little in depth and complex for someone of your level
[23:40] <redvil> i know..
[23:40] <nisshh> redvil, i would be happy to teach you the basics
[23:40] <nisshh> its very easy
[23:40] <redvil> you know a good place to start?
[23:41] <nisshh> yes, its called 'ask nisshh' :)
[23:41] <redvil> nisshh: sure..if you're not too sleepy yet i got time to learn
[23:41] <nisshh> no, i wont be sleeping for a few hours yet
[23:41] <redvil> lol..btw how's your class going?
[23:41] <nisshh> hmm, not good so far, barely anyone has expressed interest
[23:42] <redvil> nisshh: 12.0.703.0
[23:42] <nisshh> good, thats the latest version
[23:42] <redvil> thanks..
[23:42] <nisshh> np
[23:42] <redvil> have you 'advertised' your class
[23:43] <redvil> maybe you need to get the word out so that they will come
[23:43] <nisshh> ive done a bunch of posts the the mailing list and at the meetings
[23:43] <nisshh> not much more i can do
[23:43] <nisshh> redvil, yeah, i will sort it out at some point anyway :)
[23:43] <redvil> i think most of the people here are already knowledgeable like you
[23:43] <nisshh> a fair few are
[23:44] <redvil> you need to target people like me..
[23:44] <nisshh> not nearly all though
[23:44] <nisshh> well, thats the point of the classes
[23:44] <nisshh> but its not really a support class where i fix all your hardware issues
[23:44] <redvil> what's the class structure anyway?
[23:44] <nisshh> its more about bug triaging, coding, etc
[23:44] <nisshh> getting people into ubuntu development
[23:44] <redvil> oh..so it's not really basic stuff
[23:45] <nisshh> not exactly
[23:45] <redvil> i see
[23:45] <redvil> i thought it would be like beginner's Q&A sort of class
[23:45] <nisshh> i really dont want to do a class on how to use a mouse and keyboard :)
[23:45] <redvil> lol..not that basic
[23:45] <nisshh> well, i could do a beginners Q&A
[23:45] <redvil> even i can handle teaching that class..
[23:45] <nisshh> but i cannot help with hardware issues, bugs, etc
[23:46] <nisshh> hehe
[23:46] <redvil> so it's mostly software thing
[23:46] <redvil> apps and stuff?
[23:46] <nisshh> yes, i could teach people how to use the CLI for example
[23:46] <nisshh> or apps
[23:46] <nisshh> or a specific DE
[23:46] <nisshh> desktop environment
[23:46] <redvil> oh..that's sounds great
[23:46] <nisshh> yeah
[23:47] <nisshh> redvil, only thing is, im not going to do it if only 2 people attend :)
[23:47] <redvil> you have a blog or website..why not post lessons there
[23:47] <nisshh> i want a good 10+ people before im willing to do it
[23:47] <redvil> i know what you mean
[23:47] <nisshh> a blog post is too short for an IRC classroom session
[23:48] <redvil> do it in parts then
[23:48] <nisshh> possibly
[23:48] <nisshh> but i want it to be a loco run thing, not just be blogging
[23:48] <nisshh> me*
[23:48] <redvil> i see
[23:49] <nisshh> redvil, anyway, if you want me to teach you about the CLI, we should move to a PM


[10:50] <Unit193> bluesabre: Debian 990271
[10:51] <Unit193> Thinking if that one progresses, we'll want Wimpress to adapt mate-polkit...
[10:53] <Unit193> Unless you want to try your luck with https://github.com/ncopa/xfce-polkit :P
[11:50] <bluesabre> hmmm
[11:51] <bluesabre> I guess I'd prefer the mate one unless we make the xfce one official. I wonder what the other Xfce distros are using these days.


[06:06] <_Anna_> How can I close a program skipping its auto-save? The command kill doesn't do that and unplugging the computer isn't practical :/
[06:14] <diogenes_> _Anna_, what program?
[06:16] <_Anna_> it's a game. I don't like a random boss drop which can be changed with a loading at the same moment before the drop
[06:16] <_Anna_> but the game always auto-save while exits. It's a rogue-like game
[06:20] <diogenes_> _Anna_, check out game settings
[06:21] <_Anna_> No such setting. As I said, it's a rogue-like game.
[06:23] <diogenes_> _Anna_, if it saves to a file then you coul make it read only
[06:24] <_Anna_> it saves online
[06:25] <diogenes_> oh then you got no control over it
[06:26] <_Anna_> I was looking for the proper command and someone in another channel told me which one is the right one
[20:25] <refeaime> Hello guys, i need help with bash script, where I want to use `xargs -r rm -vi !(*.$1)`, but bash receives an syntax error at `(`. If use backslash -- this glob becomes literal.
[20:25] <refeaime> as $1 any variable can be used.
[20:26] <refeaime> I got proper resolution on perl, but i need bash, because target machine does not have perl.
[20:47] <refeaime> anyone?
[20:47] <tsimonq2> !patience
[20:48] <refeaime> I already used google to understand how to exclude by regexp in rm
[20:49] <refeaime> Question is: how to correctly do this inside a script.
[21:13]  * rldw is confused
[21:20] <rldw> Can I ask questions here to troubleshoot my Lubuntu install?
[21:21] <tsimonq2> !ask
[21:21] <teward> rldw: yes, you can.
[21:21] <teward> but you need to actually ask a question with details about what's going on to get help.
[21:21] <teward> and it appears that tsimonq2 is only capable of using factoids and not talking normally so...
[21:21] <teward> :P
[21:22] <rldw> I'm getting what I think is referred to as spinlock
[21:22] <tsimonq2> teward: :P
[21:23] <rldw> Any advice on how to diagnose?
[21:23] <tsimonq2> Which version?
[21:23] <tsimonq2> What is it stuck on?
[21:23] <teward> :O HE SPEAKS!
[21:23] <teward> :P
[21:23] <tsimonq2> How long have you waited?
[21:23] <tsimonq2> teward: :P
[21:29] <rldw> Whenever I run a browser, this little ol' netbook eventually hangs. The HDD light stays on, but no matter how long I wait, it never gives back control
[23:22] <rldw> Hello?


[18:02] <holmanb> yawkat: Thanks for the work on the PR. I think the last piece we require before merging is the confirmation response mentioned here: https://github.com/canonical/cloud-init/pull/1557#issuecomment-1176392265
[22:51] <yawkat> holmanb: ive done that already :)
[22:53] <holmanb> yawkat: did that happen today? @blackboxsw mentioned not seeing an email, perhaps it got caught in a spam filter or something?
[22:54] <yawkat> i sent it the day i received the mail from launchpad
[23:02] <holmanb> yawkat: perfect, thanks :)  End of week is here our time, so we'll check back on Monday. Have a good weekend :)
[23:03] <yawkat> you too :) quite a lot of work to get a ten line test case through ^^
[23:03] <yawkat> mostly work on your end though :D
[23:03] <holmanb> yawkat: agreed :/ sorry for the trouble
[23:03] <holmanb> ah, no problem for us, just want to get you credit :)


[03:41] <ypwong> ubuntu kylin 上电视 http://tv.cntv.cn/video/C10616/e3af556308774b45b8c00de665dcbab7
[03:42] <ypwong> JackYu, great news


[00:16] <Tsvetan5> CuriousMind, no
[00:16] <Tsvetan5> Check the issue tracker of CtrlP, maybe there's an answer for you there (I don't use it so I can't help)
[00:26] <BankZ-> and they can't even prove that actually
[00:53] <jonnycrunch> You wanted to know if it was still relevant?
[01:02] <jasonm> Whiskey`: which bouncer are you using?
[01:08] <funky1_> unfunny pasta
[01:08] <funky1_> is a portage include dir config issue from the looks of it
[01:15] <Bigcheese7> hi, is this fingerprint correct?
[01:23] <josef6417> maybe a webring
[01:31] <Gottaname22> but there should be some kind of switch that can turn that on or off easily.
[01:41] <SirLagz16> wtflux--: If you add -N option to ls... it turns off the quotes
[02:09] <hubcaps> _ikke_: I don't know it says Qt @ hash
[02:11] <Deruyter20> detha, yeap !
[02:11] <Deruyter20> magic_ninja: cross product implies you are already dealing with 3D vectors tho
[02:26] <chillage> I miss zmail, that was a good mailer in its time but it would need a lot of updates now.
[02:28] <missingno4> but rather applies your model
[04:19] <alok9> And this is why I love this IRC.  Learn something new every time.
[04:54] <whislock9> As in, a registered callback only happens once at the first event (one-shot); or the call back is done every time the event happens.
[05:37] <darmok4> of course the problem with xvid or lavc's mpeg4 (part 2) encoder was that they'd start falling apart at rates where x264 could handle things JustFine
[05:40] <SynSynack22> dysfigured, are you wondering generally how to approach string parsing in a shell script?
[06:03] <shiona_11> Code of Conduct ponyrider
[06:38] <DaemonD0> (in case secureboot can't be disabled)
[06:38] <DaemonD0> they have tight integrations wtih mac. such as supporting Metal
[06:41] <mike2511> yea ditto
[07:05] <FooBarWidget13> thank you; I am confused by this API still
[07:12] <geoah24> Milesy, or micro, btw.
[07:12] <geoah24> a____ptr: Whenever I admit that there are technicalities that I haven't precisely worked out, I always say it with a tone of regret and mild self-pity. :-|
[07:43] <wysiwtf17> stevendale: odd.  extX is generally better about things than that.
[07:51] <BSV_youknowme> BCMM, i'll verify that, thank you.
[07:51] <BSV_youknowme> ah right complement was the word im looking for, thanks
[10:11] <ethfci_> what do you mean by that?
[11:12] <man_in_shack19> we have no idea what pool you are on
[11:12] <man_in_shack19> you need a driver in yo adapter
[11:38] <akay1> end of rant ;)
[12:10] <Carlin0> -b 2
[13:07] <ying_zuo_> is it refurbished?
[13:54] <ryuujin> ahah
[17:33] <lericson29> the overhyped register
[17:49] <darkdrgn2k> adrian_1908: okay, thx man
[17:49] <darkdrgn2k> you can do it with screens for a lesser resource hit, too
[18:57] <day13> I forgot all the version numbers before AutoCAD 2k
[19:20] <Ticho13> 「JPEG image data, JFIF standard 1.01, aspect ratio, density 1x1, segment length 16, baseline, precision 8, 1242x1231, frames 3」
[19:32] <Redfoxmoon11> but yeah /wc start end is pretty cool
[20:31] <vizius00> @davidfetter_ it doesn't work either way with the sp_add_holiday. or without
[20:42] <zenmechanic10> OK, I'm not nuts right? There is supposed to be some way to change the default starting day of the week in the clock applets calendar, right?
[21:23] <Guest230069> akdev: using neovim. its in .config/nvim
[21:23] <Guest230069> You could say that if operator bool present then it should be matched otherwrise operator auto would take its place
[21:24] <wolog27> Yeah, probably best to use cos(2x) = 2 cos(x)^2 - 1 and rearranged to cos(x)^2 = [cos(2x)+1]/2
[21:34] <kidn3ys_> trfl: did you source your vimrc? or restart vim?
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