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00:02.01 | synic | atoponce: heh...I tried your :set laststatus=2 in vim, and it did nothing. After fiddling, I found out it was in my .vimrc already. I started out with a .vimrc I found on the net, so a lot of the stuff I have working I didn't even know doesn't work by default. |
00:02.34 | sontek | what does laststatus do? |
00:10.41 | maquis | synic: i have that problem a lot too |
00:11.18 | sontek | my vimrc is set background=dark, set number |
00:11.19 | sontek | =) |
00:12.45 | sontek | oh, and set nocompatible, set ai, set hlsearch, syntax on |
00:12.47 | sontek | forgot about those |
00:12.48 | Zelut | maquis: thank you |
00:12.52 | sontek | but i'm a minimalist :P |
00:18.14 | maquis | Zelut: what'd i do? |
00:19.20 | Zelut | maquis: we just used some cleaner to clear up some monitors that Dax bought at amazon.. I was very thankful. |
00:20.15 | maquis | Zelut: you're welcome :) |
00:20.19 | maquis | did it arrive on-time? |
00:22.33 | Zelut | maquis: I assume it did, and I'm sure you're entirely unrelated to the screen cleaner products but I'm sure you can pass the word along ;) |
00:22.51 | maquis | Zelut: i only care about whether it arrived by the promised delivery date |
00:22.56 | maquis | so long as it did that, i am happy |
00:34.31 | Zelut | so maps.google.com street view is amazing |
01:50.07 | clutchmm | Zelut: I think I have the right compiler installed on the ps3 for the cell processor (spu-gcc and spu-gcc++), so when I compile a kernel I should be able to use "spu-gcc" instead of gcc right? |
01:55.28 | clutchmm | "sudo module assistant build kqemu" gives me errors with gcc how do I set it to use spu-gcc with "module assistant" instead of gcc? |
01:57.40 | Zelut | type 'env' and see if a compiler is set there as a variable. If so you'll need to change it.. |
02:00.08 | clutchmm | I don't see anything that looks like a compiler |
02:01.12 | clutchmm | the output just looks like the settings for my desktop |
02:11.06 | clutchmm | if I setup an ssh connection with the ps3 I will be able to do all the terminal work from my standard desktop instead of through vnc right? |
02:11.27 | Zelut | yes |
02:15.43 | clutchmm | if I change the gcc symlink from gcc to spu-gcc will that work for module assistant? |
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02:20.52 | clutchmm | what is the path to the ssh configuration file again? |
02:22.01 | Zelut | /etc/ssh/sshd_config (server) |
02:27.39 | clutchmm | nm, I was looking for the config file on my client machine, I found it, now I don't have to type in anything but "ssh ps3".... much easier :) |
02:28.49 | clutchmm | so anyway, should I change the symlink or is there something else I need to do to get module assistant to use spu-gcc? |
02:38.50 | clutchmm | alright, this is getting annoying... I have samba installed on the ps3. I also have shared folders defined. I can't find them in Places > Network |
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02:43.30 | clutchmm | what do I need to do to access the shared folders on my ps3? |
03:09.31 | Zelut | ssh :) |
03:22.19 | clutchmm | Zelut: I have ssh running great now, but I would like to be able to access my /home folder on my ps3 from my laptop, I would also like to share files from my ps3 to my laptop and back |
04:05.02 | Hearts|Laptop | Night all |
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05:58.18 | FKi | My wireless card works with vista, but not with ubuntu. |
06:25.18 | sontek | FKi: what card |
06:25.25 | sontek | FKi: what version of ubuntu |
06:26.04 | sontek | FKi: does ubuntu recognize the card and you just aren't able to connect to a network, or what is the problem? |
06:26.16 | sontek | FKi: have you tried using network manager? |
06:26.31 | sontek | FKi: anything on google about support for your card in Linux? |
06:26.48 | sontek | FKi: most cards, if they don't have native support, can be configured via ndiswrapper |
06:26.53 | FKi | oh srry i was tryin to read online |
06:27.04 | FKi | heres all i can find |
06:27.06 | FKi | Atheros Communications, Inc.: Unknown device 001c (rev 01) |
06:27.39 | FKi | ubuntu desktop i think |
06:28.09 | FKi | how do i use ndiswraper |
06:28.09 | sontek | FKi: dapper, edgy, feisty, gusty? |
06:28.27 | FKi | how do i check, iv had ubuntu for 2 days, im brand new at it |
06:28.40 | FKi | im pretty sure feisty though, its the only one that looks familiar |
06:30.24 | FKi | and iv checked google but i have no idea what anyone is talking about. its all complicated talk, all the abbreviations are driving me insane |
06:36.39 | FKi | you there? |
06:43.05 | FKi | :-/ |
06:50.56 | herlo | sontek: so I got beryl working on F7 now |
06:51.09 | herlo | sontek: its a bit flaky, but works nonetheless... |
07:08.23 | FKi | so im trying to run wow on ubuntu, i cant use the cd's, because every time i have to put a new cd in it doesnt auto run, and pretty much just doesnt work, so im downloading the whole game, but its downloading way slow, it says my computers behind a firewall, but i changed the router to all the ports that the downloader uses, and it still downloads slow, any suggestions. |
07:15.42 | FKi | iv got all kind of ubuntu problems. |
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16:07.20 | Zelut | maquis: do you happen to have that link you shared long ago about the linux editor learning curves? |
16:07.44 | maquis | Zelut: i think so |
16:07.46 | maquis | just a second |
16:10.50 | maquis | http://www.terminally-incoherent.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2006/08/curves.jpg |
16:12.41 | maquis | it's always good when you can find an editor-related joke that emacs and vi people can both laugh at |
16:13.21 | Zelut | I've been using that for my training |
16:13.56 | maquis | :) |
16:14.09 | maquis | it's on del.icio.us/TuxGirl, if you need it again |
16:20.05 | Zelut | thanks |
16:40.42 | clutchmm | well, I think my samba share with my ps3 is broken |
16:41.53 | baens | whats going on with it? |
16:43.51 | clutchmm | it's not working, on the ps3 it says it is, and I have the folders enabled for sharing but my laptop doesn't even see my ps3 as a network |
16:44.45 | baens | linux laptop right? |
16:45.08 | clutchmm | ssh works, and vnc works, but no samba share, yes |
16:45.46 | baens | hmm |
16:46.34 | clutchmm | well, vnc is kind of screwy, only vino actually displays the desktop vnc4 and tightvnc servers give me a grey window with an "X" for a cursor |
16:47.26 | baens | clutchmm: on the ps3 can you do smbclient -L 127.0.0.1 and tell me what it outputs? |
16:47.37 | baens | and have you consider using NFS instead of samba? |
16:47.50 | baens | i think NFS would work better for linux-to-linux sharing |
16:51.48 | clutchmm | "smbclient -L 127.0.0.1" gives me a printout of the samba shares and the samba version, network name, login, ....etc |
16:52.03 | baens | cool so the shares showup there? |
16:52.38 | baens | if they do, goto the laptop and do the same thing, but instead of 127.0.0.1, use the IP address of the ps3 |
16:53.36 | clutchmm | tree connect failed: Call returned zero bytes (EOF) |
16:53.48 | baens | on the laptop? |
16:54.02 | clutchmm | yup |
16:54.21 | baens | hmm |
16:54.31 | baens | k try sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart and try again :) |
16:54.49 | clutchmm | on the laptop or ps3? |
16:54.54 | baens | ps3 |
16:55.57 | clutchmm | start-stop-daemon: warning: failed to kill 10502: No such process, but then it says it starts just fine |
16:56.08 | baens | interesting.... |
16:56.20 | baens | k try it again... |
16:56.52 | clutchmm | start-stop-daemon: warning: failed to kill 11708: No such process |
16:57.18 | baens | k, well go ahead and try the command on the laptop |
16:58.26 | clutchmm | worked fine with no errors on the laptop |
16:58.35 | baens | did it list everything? |
16:59.07 | clutchmm | <PROTECTED> |
16:59.07 | clutchmm | <PROTECTED> |
16:59.16 | clutchmm | that's all it said |
16:59.35 | baens | ok, do the smbclient command from laptop to ps3 again |
17:00.53 | clutchmm | same thing |
17:01.12 | baens | k goto the ps3 and do `ps aux | grep smbd` and tell me what it outputs |
17:02.17 | clutchmm | root 11756 0.0 1.1 13512 2512 ? Ss 10:58 0:00 /usr/sbin/smbd -D |
17:02.17 | clutchmm | root 11760 0.0 0.4 13512 1056 ? S 10:58 0:00 /usr/sbin/smbd -D |
17:02.17 | clutchmm | clutch 11766 0.0 0.4 3020 876 pts/1 S+ 11:04 0:00 grep smbd |
17:02.28 | clutchmm | ssh makes this so easy :) |
17:03.23 | baens | k, on the ps3 do `killall smbd` |
17:03.45 | baens | then do `sudo /etc/init.d/smbd stop && sudo /etc/init.d/smbd start` |
17:05.02 | baens | and brb |
17:05.47 | clutchmm | sudo: /etc/init.d/smbd: command not found |
17:06.01 | Yorokobi | /etc/init.d/samba |
17:13.35 | baens | sorry yes samba... |
17:14.02 | baens | and then do the `ps aux | grep smbd` again please |
17:15.21 | clutchmm | start-stop-daemon: warning: failed to kill 11754: No such process |
17:15.21 | clutchmm | start-stop-daemon: warning: failed to kill 11756: No such process |
17:15.22 | clutchmm | with the stop && start |
17:16.20 | clutchmm | root 11808 0.0 1.1 13512 2484 ? Ss 11:15 0:00 /usr/sbin/smbd -D |
17:16.20 | clutchmm | root 11812 0.0 0.4 13512 1056 ? S 11:15 0:00 /usr/sbin/smbd -D |
17:16.20 | clutchmm | clutch 11819 0.0 0.4 3020 876 pts/1 S+ 11:18 0:00 grep smbd |
17:16.39 | baens | so its started just fine... i wonder why it doesnt like to die.. |
17:17.35 | clutchmm | I don't know.... I wouldn't want to die:) |
17:18.00 | baens | k so on the ps3, do smbclient -L 127.0.0.1 again and lets see if its up and running... |
17:18.38 | baens | does it prompt you for a username and password or does it just print out when you do smbclient? |
17:19.09 | clutchmm | it asks for the samba password, and prints the stuff out |
17:19.26 | baens | are you typing in a password or just hitting enter? |
17:20.01 | clutchmm | I enter the samba password, if I but in the wrong one I get an error |
17:20.14 | clutchmm | *put |
17:20.28 | baens | k, what happens if you just hit enter |
17:20.28 | baens | ? |
17:21.45 | clutchmm | prints out the same stuff but says "Anonymous login successful" |
17:21.45 | baens | rcool |
17:21.56 | baens | ok, now instead of doing 127.0.0.1 on the ps3, use the ps3 ip address instead |
17:22.05 | baens | and use the blank password |
17:22.35 | clutchmm | tree connect failed: Call returned zero bytes (EOF) |
17:22.53 | baens | how rude :) |
17:22.57 | clutchmm | indeed |
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17:24.03 | baens | k, do netstat -tapn | grep smbd and tell me what it says |
17:24.59 | clutchmm | (Not all processes could be identified, non-owned process info will not be shown, you would have to be root to see it all.) |
17:25.39 | clutchmm | tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:139 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 11808/smbd |
17:25.39 | clutchmm | tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:445 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 11808/smbd |
17:25.45 | clutchmm | with sudo |
17:25.54 | baens | thats all I needed |
17:26.22 | baens | k well that looks fine..... |
17:28.42 | clutchmm | on a good note, I got spu-gcc and spu-gcc++ compilers installed, but I can't figure out how to use them |
17:28.57 | baens | cool! |
17:29.36 | baens | k try this...do `nmbd -D` then do the smbclient on the ps3 with the ip of the ps3... |
17:32.39 | clutchmm | same thing |
17:32.39 | baens | k, check the /var/log/samba.log and see if there is anything in that |
17:32.45 | clutchmm | -bash: /var/log/samba.log: No such file or directory |
17:33.26 | baens | oh er, k check the /etc/samba/smb.conf for log file and see where its going.. |
17:35.11 | clutchmm | uh.... it's empty!!!! |
17:36.03 | baens | or thats not where its installed... |
17:36.11 | baens | what have you been using to edit the smb.conf file? |
17:36.56 | clutchmm | I just opened it with gedit, but I haven't opened it before |
17:36.57 | baens | ya it should be in /etc/samba/smb.conf... |
17:37.05 | baens | on the ps3 correct? |
17:38.48 | clutchmm | DUH!!! what a retard I am.... I typed in "samaba" |
17:39.16 | clutchmm | I got it now, just a sec |
17:39.24 | baens | k |
17:39.57 | baens | also in that file, under [global] add a hosts allow = 0.0.0.0/0 (or if you have a hosts allow let me know what it is) |
17:40.36 | clutchmm | says the log file is at /var/log/samba/samba.log |
17:40.54 | baens | ok, go ahead and look at that and see if there is anything interesting |
17:41.26 | baens | or go ahead and paste it http://paste.f-box.org/ |
17:41.46 | clutchmm | hosts allow is "127. 192.168.0" |
17:42.14 | baens | k, do hosts allow = 127.0.0.1 192.168.0.0/24 |
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17:44.49 | baens | then once you have that edited go ahead and restart samba and do the smbclient command with the Ip of the ps3 and lets see what happens |
17:46.00 | clutchmm | http://paste.f-box.org/175 is my log file |
17:46.33 | baens | aah |
17:46.43 | baens | ok do hosts allow = 127.0.0.1 192.168.1.0/24 |
17:46.52 | baens | then restart samba and try the smbclient again |
17:47.12 | Yorokobi | clutchmm, I don't think spaces are allowed in valid workgroup names ... |
17:48.05 | clutchmm | Yorokobi: the only workgroup name I set was "ps3" anything else wasn't me |
17:48.38 | Yorokobi | The log says "Cannot find workgroup HOME NETWORK on subnet 192.168.1.103" |
17:49.11 | clutchmm | hmm? |
17:49.23 | baens | but it hasnt done that for a couple of days now.. |
17:49.54 | Yorokobi | ah, true enough, baens |
17:49.59 | clutchmm | I think that was the workgroup I changed to ps3 |
17:51.27 | clutchmm | well this time with stop && start I only got 1 error instead of 2 |
17:51.47 | baens | ya i dont get why its even giving you a error but we will live for it right now |
17:51.54 | baens | try the smbclient again and lets see if that changed anything |
17:53.02 | clutchmm | http://paste.f-box.org/176 |
17:53.26 | baens | is that with smbclient -L ps3_ip_address ? |
17:53.52 | clutchmm | yes |
17:53.57 | baens | k now try it on the laptop |
17:54.43 | clutchmm | WOOT!!! I got my wife to finally switch to Linux, she said she just needed solitaire |
17:54.50 | baens | lol |
17:55.28 | clutchmm | kick ass!!!! now I get the same thing and not the error |
17:55.49 | baens | <PROTECTED> |
17:56.51 | clutchmm | set it up? don't I just have to go to Places > Network to see the shares? |
17:57.01 | baens | thats one way to do it, yes |
17:57.19 | baens | and if it doesnt work then we need to tweak a little more :) |
17:57.39 | clutchmm | well.... it's not there |
17:57.49 | baens | ok one sec |
17:57.54 | clutchmm | all I get in my laptop and my desktop |
17:59.38 | baens | k on the laptop try this |
17:59.51 | baens | mkdir ~/tmp-smb |
18:00.27 | baens | smbmount //ps3_ip_address/clutch ~/tmp-smb |
18:01.37 | baens | er put sudo before smbmount |
18:03.44 | clutchmm | sudo: smbmount: command not found |
18:03.44 | baens | fine! k back in the network thingy, in the location bar do smb:///ps3_ip_address |
18:05.15 | clutchmm | uh... what location bar? |
18:05.45 | clutchmm | um, nm I found it |
18:05.48 | baens | in nautilus, there should be a location bar in there |
18:06.14 | clutchmm | I had to toggle between button and text location bars |
18:06.27 | baens | yup |
18:07.12 | clutchmm | says "couldn't display smb///192.168.1.103 location is not a folder" |
18:07.29 | baens | smb:///192.168.1.103 |
18:07.33 | baens | make sure there is a colon |
18:08.04 | clutchmm | there is, smb:/// was already there |
18:08.33 | baens | and it gives you that error? |
18:09.01 | clutchmm | I tried adding /home since I shared the home folder and it says it's still wrong |
18:09.06 | clutchmm | and yes it does |
18:09.12 | baens | smb:///192.168.1.103/clutch |
18:09.13 | baens | try that |
18:09.48 | clutchmm | not a valid location, check the spelling and try again |
18:09.59 | baens | odd.. |
18:10.11 | baens | ok fine go back to the commandline |
18:10.20 | baens | do `sudo apt-get install smbfs` |
18:10.30 | clutchmm | on the ps3? |
18:10.36 | baens | laptop |
18:11.38 | clutchmm | done |
18:11.48 | baens | sudo smbmount //ps3_ip_address/clutch ~/tmp-smb |
18:11.50 | baens | try that again |
18:12.49 | clutchmm | Could not resolve mount point ~tmp-smb |
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18:13.07 | baens | do mkdir ~/tmp-smb |
18:13.54 | clutchmm | it says it can't create it because the file exists |
18:13.54 | baens | and try again.. |
18:14.07 | baens | .. |
18:14.10 | baens | ok whats in tmp-smb? |
18:15.00 | clutchmm | nothing |
18:15.04 | baens | k |
18:15.29 | baens | sudo chmod u+s /usr/bin/smbmount /usr/bin/smbumount |
18:15.34 | clutchmm | it's under /home/clutch/tmp-smb if that helps |
18:15.35 | baens | then try smbmount without sudo |
18:16.35 | Yorokobi | smbmount complains if its setuid root |
18:16.35 | Yorokobi | or used to |
18:16.52 | clutchmm | still can't resolve the mount point |
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18:17.54 | baens | go check the samba log on the ps3 |
18:18.58 | Hunding | exit |
18:19.56 | clutchmm | what am I looking for in the log? |
18:20.09 | baens | oh wait, der forgot one thing, ok goto your smb.conf file and go under where the share is defined, and add a line saying browseable = yes under it |
18:20.28 | baens | and under the log, do you see any denied access recently? |
18:24.55 | clutchmm | yes, there is a bunch of denied access from "192.168.1.103(ps3 ip)" and from "192.168.1.114(I don't know)" |
18:25.11 | baens | what are the time stamps on them? |
18:25.22 | baens | that might have been before we got the hosts allow setup |
18:25.41 | baens | can you paste your smb.conf into the paste bin please? |
18:25.57 | clutchmm | the last one was at 11:32:50 |
18:26.07 | baens | ya so those aren't recent |
18:27.12 | clutchmm | at 11:57:23 I have "unable to open printcap file /etc/printcap for read!" |
18:27.31 | baens | thats ok |
18:33.31 | clutchmm | hmm... the ps3 doesn't show my laptop or desktop under network, but my laptop shows itself and my desktop |
18:35.38 | baens | ya, i think its samba not showing itself |
18:35.58 | baens | try and add that browseable in the share portion of the smb.conf and the global |
18:36.39 | clutchmm | browseable = yes is under /clutch and /home |
18:38.52 | baens | did you have to edit that or is it there before? |
18:39.10 | clutchmm | http://paste.f-box.org/177 |
18:39.46 | clutchmm | for /clutch it was already there, I added /home and had to add it |
18:40.55 | baens | k im gona change a couple of things on this and it might help a little |
18:41.41 | clutchmm | ok |
18:41.56 | baens | http://paste.f-box.org/178 |
18:42.15 | baens | download that, backup the smb.conf you have now and then replace it with the one i edited |
18:44.46 | baens | then once that is done, restart samba and then on the laptop see if you can view |
18:50.37 | clutchmm | this is going to take a sec, the copy and paste added all the line numbers and alot of spaces too, so.... just a sec |
19:07.52 | clutchmm | who's ready to cry? smbclient 192.168.1.103 from my laptop says anonymous login successful but Places > Network still doesn't show it |
19:08.54 | baens | and samba restart just fine? |
19:09.29 | clutchmm | yup |
19:09.51 | clutchmm | well is still had a kill error but it restarted just fine |
19:10.27 | clutchmm | my brain hurts |
19:10.57 | baens | k, try and do a places -> add connecting and go through that and see if it connects |
19:11.18 | clutchmm | baens: I know what's going on here YOU WANT MY HEAD TO EXPLODE!!! |
19:11.24 | clutchmm | :) |
19:11.34 | baens | well....ya :) |
19:11.49 | baens | i dislike samba for this reason....it is a pain in the butt to setup |
19:12.24 | clutchmm | there isn't an "add connecting" under Places |
19:12.45 | baens | sorry it isnt connecting...its add something...right under network |
19:13.01 | baens | cant remember the name off the top of my head |
19:13.15 | clutchmm | "connect to server..." |
19:13.31 | baens | there we go! |
19:14.30 | clutchmm | the server should be set to the ps3 ip right? |
19:14.42 | baens | yes |
19:15.13 | baens | dont worry about folder |
19:15.16 | baens | or domain name |
19:15.18 | clutchmm | what is the service type? custom or windows share? |
19:15.24 | baens | windows share |
19:15.59 | clutchmm | what should I put for "share"? |
19:16.33 | baens | clutch |
19:17.03 | clutchmm | should I put in a user name or just leave it blank? |
19:17.17 | baens | leave it blank for right now |
19:18.31 | clutchmm | ok, I did it and nothing happened |
19:18.52 | baens | did you get something on the desktop? |
19:19.29 | clutchmm | no |
19:20.12 | clutchmm | I don't get it, my desktop and laptop linked right up |
19:20.33 | baens | ya i dont get why this doesnt work.... |
19:21.55 | clutchmm | well, I guess I don't really NEED it, I just thought it would be nice to download stuff to my laptop and then transfer it, but I think ssh and vnc could be fine for now |
19:22.21 | baens | ya im gona look through some things and see if I can figure anything out beacuse that config should work |
19:34.39 | sontek | what court house is the sco stuff at today? |
19:35.04 | Heartsbane | Didn't know there was a SCO thing today |
19:35.34 | Heartsbane | I will paypal you $$$ to go down there and throw stuff @ Ralph Yarro and Darl McBride |
19:36.33 | sontek | They are doing the final hearings Today and Monday |
19:36.55 | Heartsbane | Are the hearings in the Orem/Provo area? |
19:38.14 | sontek | Thats what I'm trying to find out =) |
19:38.50 | Heartsbane | http://www.groklaw.net/articlebasic.php?story=20070524195522821 |
19:39.16 | Heartsbane | Well I would see if Judge Dale Kimball is a local judge in the area |
19:39.38 | sontek | yeah, thats all i've been able to find |
19:43.21 | Yorokobi | Its not on the court calandar for utcourts.gov |
19:44.26 | sontek | www.utd.uscourts.gov/judges/kimball.html says he works at the district court in SLC |
19:44.29 | sontek | so not in provo ;) |
19:56.23 | Yorokobi | sontek, did you find the info on the uscourts.gov site? |
19:56.34 | Yorokobi | http://www.utd.uscourts.gov/reports/0528k.html |
19:56.50 | Yorokobi | it starts in 4 minutes :) |
19:57.11 | sontek | yeah =) |
19:57.39 | sontek | I'm going on Monday |
19:57.42 | sontek | todays will be boring |
19:57.49 | sontek | I was just wondering if they were in SLC or Provo |
20:01.59 | clutchmm | um.... don't laugh at me, but what court thing? |
20:09.51 | Hunding | I was thinking the same thing clutchmm |
20:10.11 | maquis | i'm betting the sco case |
20:10.22 | maquis | yeah... judge kimball is for the sco case |
20:10.24 | clutchmm | what is the sco case? |
20:10.30 | Heartsbane | SCO vs. the world |
20:10.41 | maquis | clutchmm: it must be so nice to not know... |
20:10.41 | Hunding | maquis: you missed your calling in life, you shoulda been a slueth |
20:11.04 | maquis | Hunding: not bad for not actually reading more than the bottom 5 lines of my chat window |
20:11.13 | Hunding | ~google SCO |
20:11.14 | clutchmm | ok, but I would like to know, and what is SCO? |
20:11.30 | Hunding | !google SCO |
20:11.32 | UtahBot | Sign in @ https://www.google.com/accounts/Login?continue=http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=SCO&safe=off&btnG=Search&lr=lang_all&hl=en | The SCO Group, Inc. | Highly reliable @ http://www.sco.com/ | SCO Group - Wikipedia, the free encycl @ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SCO_Group | Groklaw - Digging for Truth @ http://www.groklaw.net/ | SCO Family of Services | Services for @ http://www.sco.org/ |
20:11.34 | maquis | clutchmm: sco claims that they own linux and they're trying to sue ibm, redhat, novell, etc., over rights to it |
20:11.55 | Heartsbane | clutchmm: SCO is claming that elements of Linux belong to unix which they own the code that is a basic summary |
20:12.00 | clutchmm | wow,,,,, **** them |
20:12.27 | Heartsbane | This lawsuit has been 5+ years in the making |
20:13.14 | Heartsbane | clutchmm: If your going to read, start @ groklaw.net |
20:13.43 | Yorokobi | It'll take clutchmm about a year to catch up on all the Groklaw posts :) |
20:14.16 | Heartsbane | its still interesting to check into |
20:14.59 | Yorokobi | Not that you are a slow reader, clutchmm. There's a lot of info on PJ's site. |
20:16.31 | clutchmm | well, Yorokobi I AM a slow reader :) but I would like to know if someone is trying to mess with my Linux |
20:17.58 | Heartsbane | Been trying to do it for year now |
20:19.24 | clutchmm | I'll have to catch up on it later, I'm engrossed in my kernel endeavor at the moment |
20:20.17 | Heartsbane | Good luck |
20:22.05 | clutchmm | Heartsbane: thanks :) I have baens giving me a hand and Zelut for emotional support, if anyone else is interested in helping out(if they have time) that would be great |
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20:54.58 | [phoenyx] | ~nudge scottymuse |
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22:11.18 | Zelut | any opinions / thoughts / nasty comments about the pending ubuntu utah site look? http://utah.ubuntu-us.org/test |
22:12.19 | baens | Zelut: a picture of salt lake instead of chicago? |
22:12.31 | baens | er wait nm :) |
22:12.34 | baens | my bad |
22:13.01 | Zelut | besides that? |
22:20.17 | [phoenyx] | is something to be on the left side? looks kinda empty right now |
22:24.44 | [phoenyx] | s/to be/going to be |
22:26.30 | Zelut | yeah, noted. |
22:26.44 | Zelut | do we prefer the new general look to the original? (non /test) |
22:31.42 | [phoenyx] | yup |
22:36.52 | Zelut | well I'll keep working then. |
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22:52.03 | sontek | herlo: what time you heading over to ostc? |
22:52.44 | clutchmm | is there a way to get vnc viewer to display in full screen, so it's like actually sitting at the remote machine and doesn't have the navigation bars to view the screen right to left or up and down and also cover up the task bars that are on my actual desktop? |
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23:06.30 | Heartsbane | Zelut: looks good, I think I would suggest a picture of the local SLC skyline/mountains, and fill in the let with links to the Utah LoCo Forums, Utah Ubuntu Contributing Members, maybe leave the middle for Utah LoCo news with the DL link available for clicking in the upper right' |
23:06.38 | Heartsbane | just some suggestions |
23:06.49 | Heartsbane | not looking to harsh your mellow |
23:06.59 | Heartsbane | but overall new layout is nice |
23:07.17 | Zelut | still working on it, just wondering if I should keep going or not mainly :) |
23:07.59 | Heartsbane | No change is good, keeps you going the right direction until the next big idea comes along |
23:08.10 | Heartsbane | that is just my $0.02 |
23:08.48 | Heartsbane | I do think that a place for Utah LoCo News will be important |
23:09.51 | Zelut | time to take off. |
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23:32.53 | chris_ | this utah? |
23:33.09 | chris_ | any females into linux? |
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