| <PiNE> does anyone know what this warning means: audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink profile=music: Resource busy or not available. | |
| <PiNE> i don't have audio for anything other than rhythmbox and when i went to test my audio it gave me that warning. | |
| <Madpilot> ubot3, pgp | |
| <ubot3> Factoid pgp not found | |
| <Madpilot> !gpg | |
| <ubot3> gpg is the GNU Privacy Guard. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GnuPrivacyGuardHowto | |
| <Jisao> Are there any un-logged ubuntu IRC channels? | |
| <tonyyarusso> some | |
| <Madpilot> the logging bots seem to malfunction regularly, resulting in unlogged channels that we thought were logged... | |
| <Jisao> I just don't want my questions in Web Eternity for the Posterity | |
| <Madpilot> I wouldn't worry about it. Except for logs of actual formal meetings via IRC, I frankly doubt anyone ever reads the logs... | |
| <Jisao> I am getting confused, lol. Some people here are in many channels. | |
| <Madpilot> most of us are | |
| <tonyyarusso> I really need to fix my keybindings so I can join the rest | |
| <Jisao> I was considering giving a try at debugging my video. There are instructions on debugging in help.ubuntu.com | |
| <Jisao> I've never debugged anything so far | |
| <Madpilot> Jisao, what's the issue w/ your video? Do you mean video card, or movie file playback? | |
| <Jisao> Video chip, or something along that line. | |
| <Madpilot> laptop? | |
| <Jisao> My video display crashed regularly with Ubuntu (6.06, 6.10, Feisty Fawn, and Kubuntu), with Kanotix, and Vista. Not laptop | |
| <Jisao> Doesn't crash with Debian testing nor XP. And shows quirks with Mepis (I lose the mouse pointer). | |
| <Madpilot> fun. what card/chip? | |
| <Madpilot> evening, MagicFab | |
| <Jisao> It's a Gigabyte all in one mobo GA-K8N51PVMT-9, with a NVidia Gefore 6150 chip. | |
| <tonyyarusso> MagicFab: I can't remember if you're one of the ppl I've already asked, so: I'm in the market for LPI studybook, sysadmin manuals, etc - any recommendations? | |
| <Jisao> With a Samsung SyncMaster 763MB monitor. | |
| <MagicFab> tonyyarusso, not familiar withthe material | |
| <MagicFab> everyone seems to start with the free IBM guides that you cna find with google | |
| <tonyyarusso> MagicFab: Really? I thought you had to be for employment :S | |
| <tonyyarusso> oooh, free is good | |
| <Madpilot> Jisao, odd, Nvidia have a better rep than ATI for working w/ Linux. Wonder if it isn't screwed up hardware, if it's that consistently screwed up in all sorts of OSes? | |
| <MagicFab> Certified, yes. Know all the commercial material to be, no :) | |
| <tonyyarusso> ah | |
| <MagicFab> It seems theres is a lot happening in France and Venezuela (unrelated) | |
| <tonyyarusso> do tell | |
| <MagicFab> All of the Assemblée Nationale is migrating to Ubuntu (1300 desktops) | |
| <tonyyarusso> wow | |
| <MagicFab> and in Venezuela, several ministries (Kubuntu), several thousand desktops | |
| <tonyyarusso> At risk of sounding ignorant, that's like their Parliament, ya? | |
| <MagicFab> yes | |
| <MagicFab> most interestingly, France is supposed to be Mandriva's turf | |
| <MagicFab> and check this out! http://www.ubuntu-pro.net/ | |
| <MagicFab> that site is not official, although it sure looks official | |
| <tonyyarusso> MagicFab: Is the list of large Ubuntu deployments (or parts of it) public? I'd like to know names to tell people. | |
| <MagicFab> tonyyarusso, kinda. it's in th news | |
| <MagicFab> http://www.latribune.fr/info/L-Assemblee-nationale-choisit-le-logiciel-libre-~-ID51B2E5C49A8FCE51C1257299003C40B2-$Db=Tribune/Articles.nsf | |
| <MagicFab> I guess it will be in the english news somewhere in a few days | |
| <tonyyarusso> MagicFab: ok | |
| <MagicFab> In venezuela, you can also look it up. Cuba + Venezuela are deploying massive FLOSS efforts | |
| <MagicFab> I personally think Venezuela will fund several friend countries to migrate to free software... "tech sovereignty" is their new pet peeve | |
| <MagicFab> amyways, crazy stuff! | |
| <tonyyarusso> MagicFab: The "tech sovereignty" thing may be a marketing point towards Aboriginal Canadian groups too | |
| <MagicFab> or Quebecers :) | |
| <MagicFab> ahahahaha - too easy | |
| <Madpilot> it'd be entertaining to see the BQ/PQ adopt FLOSS... but it might slow down FLOSS adoption in the ROC... | |
| * tonyyarusso is actually planning to mention that when issuing a call for translation volunteers | |
| <tonyyarusso> MagicFab: I doubt ROC would notice/care, really | |
| <MagicFab> ROC ? | |
| <tonyyarusso> rest of canada (ie, not Quebec) | |
| <tonyyarusso> my tab-complete was supposed to be Madpilot | |
| <tonyyarusso> (holding cell phone with one hand, typing with the other) | |
| <MagicFab> oh :) | |
| <MagicFab> It's sad none of the political parties in our coming elections have *anything* at all in terms of tech strategy/vision, much less open anything. | |
| <MagicFab> except for their website's CMSs. | |
| <tonyyarusso> that is lame | |
| <tonyyarusso> Call Jack ;) | |
| <Jisao> translation volunteers for what? | |
| <tonyyarusso> Jisao: Ubuntu in native languages - various things are just barely starting to move in that direction. | |
| <Jisao> I see. | |
| <Jisao> native like inuttitut, or native like i18n? | |
| <tonyyarusso> Well, both really. | |
| <tonyyarusso> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CanadianTeam/Projects | |
| <Jisao> Is the french ubuntu-fr hosted in France or in Canada for the CanadianTeam/Projects | |
| <tonyyarusso> -qc is in canada, -fr is france | |
| <MagicFab> that is so outdated it should be removed | |
| <MagicFab> a long time ago, in a galaxy far away, someone had the crazy intention to trnslate all -ca thing in french | |
| <Jisao> Your link to french in CanadianTeam/Projects leads to a -fr site. | |
| <Jisao> you got a -qc link? | |
| <Jisao> And what happened to the crazy intention? | |
| <Jisao> If the English wiki gets edited, does it print the Web address of the person modifying the page too? | |
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| <Madpilot> well, that sucketh mightily. My .ca registrar wants to charge me the same for a .com as for a .ca :| | |
| <Madpilot> Someone recommend a .ca registrar that doesn't try and gouge for .com registry? | |
| <Madpilot> robitaille, nice blog post about DST - I was wondering if the timezone config had caught up yet | |
| <robitaille> yeah...I kept thinking of writing it up, then realized last night I had to write it now :) | |
| <robitaille> At work some unix servers only got their proper patches this week.... | |
| <Madpilot> that could have been... interesting... | |
| <robitaille> I wonder if my DVD recorder in my living room will be able to deal with the new DST correctly | |
| <Madpilot> no idea. I just realized there's an XP box at work that I have to make sure is updated tomorrow; it's not used for much and none of us ever run the Update thing on it... | |
| <dimeotane> is this like the y2k problem all over again.. this time for real? | |
| <dimeotane> airplanes gonna fall outta the sky? | |
| <el56> no, but they'll be an hour late :-) | |
| <Jisao> better than having half the fuel! | |
| <SpacePuppy> no.. airplanes could fall out of the sky.. GPS would suddenly change time and you would suddenly be in "the wrong place"... | |
| <el56> how does a change in time change your position relative to GPS satellites? | |
| <el56> there's a difference between "where you are" and "where you're supposed to be". | |
| <Jisao> Pretty inconvenient if a planes is at a place where it should have been an hour later, and a second plane is there right on time! | |
| <el56> that's what air traffic control is for. Planes are late all the time (drunk passengers, de-icing, mechanical delays, etc.) and have to share airspace with on-time flights. | |
| <lophyte> hey all | |
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