<johanbr> Woot! Finally I have working suspend on my laptop.

<johanbr> I think that means every single feature it has is supported, except possibly the modem, which I don't care about. And this laptop is pretty quirky: weirdass ACPI, AMD64, newish ATI card.

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<Madpilot> hi Burgundavia

<Burgundavia> hey Madpilot

<Madpilot> talked to Canonical about hosting yet?

<Madpilot> Burgundavia, <cough> ^^^

<Burgundavia> Madpilot: no, the thing I need to do is get to my desktop, which I haven't yet managed to do

<Madpilot> over at A's still?

<Burgundavia> as I need my gpg key to decrypt the password

<Burgundavia> yes, and my arabic class was tonight

<Burgundavia> tomorrow night looks bad too, due to valentines

<Madpilot> how's the Arabic class going?

<Burgundavia> well

<Madpilot> Burgundavia, is it just spoken, or is there some written Arabic as well?

<Burgundavia> mostly written

<Madpilot> cool

<Burgundavia> anyway, need to crash

<Madpilot> likewise. g'night

<Alan-D> Can anybody offer more insight as to what effect the Windows/Novel licience agreement with have on any or all other linux version, Ubuntu or other? Do you know if the kermal or parts of the kernal are in this agreement?

<lophyte> nothing that wasn't a threat before the deal

<lophyte> the Linux kernel contains Microsoft patented technology.. the deal between Microsoft and Novell gives Novell the legal right to use said patented technology

<lophyte> if they wanted to, Microsoft could file lawsuits based on the fact that their patented technologies are in the Linux kernel

<lophyte> but the deal didn't change that.. they could've done that before

<Alan-D> What about the liciencing agreement. Is this just patent agree or for future liciencing fees? You nover know.

<lophyte> the news of the deal isn't that recent anymore.. I'm sure there's tons of opinion pieces and review articles of it on the net

<Alan-D> I read some of them, but nothing very clear.

<marmer> ciao

<marmer> hy

<marmer> what dao mean in option writing in gnome baker please?

<Burgwork> marmer: it is a type of disk burning

<Burgwork> means disk at once

<Burgwork> basically a faster but slightly less safe optioin

<Burgwork> if anything bumps your computer, you have a coaster

<marmer> ok

<davdiwewe> nice os!

<davdiwewe> :)ubuntu is the best!

<lophyte> anyone know how to configure automounting?

<mylesbraithwaite> yes and no

<lophyte> USB drives automatically get mounted to /media/usbdisk

<lophyte> but I'd like to specify different locations based on which USB drive I'm using

<lophyte> ie. by UUID

<mylesbraithwaite> have you thought of just turning it off? and manually mounting the drive

<lophyte> how do you turn it off?

* lophyte wonders if its a KDE thing and not a system thing

<mylesbraithwaite> I think it is just a service

<mylesbraithwaite> I remember back to RedHat 9 it was not automatically mount anything

<mylesbraithwaite> can you display your /etc/fstab when a usb key in insterted

<lophyte> fstab doesn't change

<lophyte> mtab does...

<mylesbraithwaite> mtab?

<lophyte> mtab == mounted filesystems

<mylesbraithwaite> oh i see the problem

<lophyte> oh, its a HAL thing

<lophyte> meh..

<johanbr> lophyte: The quick and dirty way would be to just make a link from the place you want to /media/name_of_disk . To do it "properly" you probably have to mess with udev rules.

<Burgwork> welcome cburg

<cburg> Thank you.

<cburg> Welcome mikebro!

<mikebro> hello

<lophyte> hey all

<marmer> hy

<dimeotane> happy snowday for those southern ontario folx with no school!

<lophyte> lol

<lophyte> only in Hamilton ;)

<lophyte> Toronto still had school

<dimeotane> nope.. halton had none

<lophyte> ah

<dimeotane> some parts of KW.. .no busses

<dimeotane> 50cm I heard

<lophyte> we got about 25 here

<dimeotane> un to?

<dimeotane> in

<lophyte> yup

<dimeotane> wow how much would they need... 30?

<lophyte> I'm not sure

<lophyte> I don't know how they decide

<dimeotane> according the probability of going bankrupt from lawsuits?

<dimeotane> :-D

<johanbr> "This lousy city gets more than 30 cm of snow?!? I'm suing!"

<marmer> please the shell line for upgrade gnomebaker 0.6.0 to 0.6.1

<matjan> still snowing here

<PFA> no, just put him in the basement and get out the vaseline. i'll be there in a minute

<johanbr> Huh?

<PFA> ... oops. wrong window.

<johanbr> :) :) :)

<PFA> :D :D :D

<johanbr> I'm not sure I want to know.

<Burgwork> and then she quits

<rexbron> ROFL

<rexbron> we logged that right?

<marmer> where can i get gnomebaker 0.6.1 please

<rexbron> marmer: apt-get?

<rexbron> what version

<rexbron> of ubuntu

<marmer> 6.10

<marmer> rexbron: doesn't work

<Burgwork> likely it isn't available

<marmer> it says that is installed the newest version

<Burgwork> yes, the newest packaged version

<rexbron> marmer: looks like you will need to compile it

<Burgwork> file a bug against gnomebaker, asking to package and backport the latest version

<rexbron> as even feisty does not have that version

<marmer> rexbron: i cant find it

<rexbron> marmer: the source?

<marmer> rexbron: ? i speak little english :(

<rexbron> marmer: gnomebaker 0.6.1 has not been released yet

<marmer> no

<rexbron> marmer: do you speak french?

<marmer> hmm

<marmer> not

<marmer> nevermind

<rexbron> marmer: http://gnomebaker.sourceforge.net

<rexbron> the lastest release is 0.6

<marmer> sure?

<rexbron> the latest stable

<rexbron> ok, you can get the 6.1 source from source forge

<marmer> ok

<rexbron> but you will need to complie it yourself

<rexbron> marmer: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=127397

<rexbron> marmer: you also could ask for a sync/merge with debian

<rexbron> marmer: actually, debian is at the same version as ubuntu, so you will need to comple from source

<marmer> ok

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