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17:05.21jimaoooo. that is pretty spiffy.
17:05.47jimathe top part is a little big on this 6-core box, though
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19:01.05goozbachanyone installed Fedora 16 via CD yet?
19:01.10goozbachs/CD/DVD/
19:01.23goozbachit just took over a minute for anaconda to boot for some reason
19:01.26goozbachweird
19:01.30fozzmooYeah. A few times.
19:01.32jsmithgoozbach: That is weird
19:01.48fozzmooI haven't had any problems. I don't like the lack of feedback from the installer.
19:02.00fozzmooNothing raises suspicions more than a blank screen.
19:02.16jsmithfozzmoo: That's OK, anaconda is scheduled to have a complete UI rewrite shortly :-/
19:02.19fozzmoowell, I'm sure there are things that raise suspicions more...
19:02.26fozzmoobut that didn't make me feel good.
19:02.39fozzmooMaybe if it was bright blue. Yeah, that'd calm me down. ;-)
19:03.22fozzmooI think I've done a couple NFS installs booting from the DVD with 'askmethod' parameter.
19:03.29fozzmooNo problems with those either.
19:03.45fozzmooinstalling from an ISO over NFS is a little faster than from a physically connected DVD drive.
19:03.57fozzmooSad, but true.
19:04.45sjansens/a little faster/a lot faster/
19:05.10goozbachweird
19:09.21goozbachmy dvd just verified
19:09.24goozbachtook FOREVER
19:12.03sjansenAnyone know how to setting a lower screen resolution for GDM in this brave new xorg.conf-less age?
19:16.02goozbachhow brave am I to enable testing updates repo?
19:17.00jsmithgoozbach: Shouldn't be too bad, now that we "fixed" the glibc maintainer
19:17.16goozbachoh ok
19:18.21sjansenjsmith: Are you talking a software tool or Ulrich Drepper?
19:18.43jsmithsjansen: Neither...
19:18.53jsmithsjansen: Ulrich is no longer w/ Red Hat
19:19.06jsmithsjansen: And the new glibc package maintainer has some communications issues
19:19.15jsmithsjansen: (and general development workflow issue)
19:19.53jsmithsjansen: So, with the explicit support of his managers at Red Hat, we took away his packaging privileges for glibc
19:20.04jsmithsjansen: And since then, no major regressions in glibc packages :-)
19:20.33jsmith(whereas before, 10 of the previous 13 packages had to be pulled because of regressions)
19:20.58jsmithThat made using updates-testing a bit dicey for a few months
19:21.25JoshHsheesh
19:22.30sjansenWell lookey there, Drepper left more than a year ago.
19:22.52jsmithsjansen: Yup...
19:24.13sjansenwonders what all of this means for eglibc
19:24.22goozbachwell let's see what happens wit my install
19:24.25goozbachbuhahah!
19:24.27JoshHhow did that go?  "hi, ya, i run fedora, and um, ya, the glibc guy keeps breaking stuff, can you uh, take care of that?"
19:24.41goozbachfirst time since fedora 5 I've done a fresh install
19:24.50goozbachbeen doing upgrades
19:25.02goozbachhttp://www.vice.com/read/what-makes-a-fart
19:25.05brac[What Makes a Fart? | VICE]
19:26.06jsmithJoshH: I won't bore you with the details.  Let's just say it was an effort, and I'm glad it's done.
19:26.44JoshHgoozbach, i didn't realize there was that much to know
19:26.55JoshHnow i'm enlightened
19:27.08goozbachI'm supprised there's a fart doctor
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20:10.46goozbachI love that I'm upgrading my box, wiping things away and my homedir hasn't been touched!
20:10.52goozbachmultiple partitions FTW
20:10.57goozbachwell logical volumes
20:11.01goozbachbut the sentiment stands
20:14.19sjansenYeah, that's part of the reason I'm not sure I'm ready for an LVM-free future.
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20:29.32goozbachupgrade success T
20:29.34goozbachP
20:35.39goozbachnow to figure out this systemd stuff
20:36.30goozbachguess I just use service
20:36.32goozbachhmm
20:36.44goozbachI'm gonna need to re-do my pantscript to deal with systemd
20:37.08goozbachthankfully tab completion works with servicce
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20:39.43bonez2046What could cause really slow loading when I shut down Firefox and then restart .. and then load a page?
20:39.58bonez2046takes at least 10 seconds to load a new page after restarting firefox..
20:43.08fugue88bonez2046: Firefox (at least in the 3.x series) took a long time to load up if you had a huge history.
20:43.50fugue88Seems like there was a setting to keep less history, can't find it...
20:45.05fugue88bonez2046: In preferences, Privacy tab, "remember my browsing history for at least __ days"
20:45.09fugue88Try making that smaller.
20:46.15fugue88Or in about:config you'll find that (browser.history_expire_days_min) and a hard-limit, browser.history_expire_days
20:46.28fugue88And similar.
20:47.16jsmithsjansen, goozbach: If either of you have questions you'd like to ask of the Fedora Board candidates, let me know :-)  (or anybody else, for that matter)
20:47.40fugue88This feeds into the AwesomeBar.  It might be the biggest or 2nd biggest file in your browser's profile directory.  My places.sqlite is 24 MiB.
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21:18.51goozbachmy new goal is to post the questions I have to look up as ask.fedora questions
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21:19.14goozbachI think I remember the answer to this, but I'm posting it there to make sure I've got it.
21:19.16goozbachhttp://ask.fedoraproject.org/question/428/how-do-i-disable-suspend-when-my-laptop-is-plugged
21:19.21brac[how do I disable suspend when my laptop is plugged in and closed? - Ask Fedora: Community Knowledge Base and Support Forum]
21:33.50fozzmoosjansen: LVM-free future?
21:36.14sjansenbtrfs has integrated volume management
21:36.41sjansenIIRC, Fedora announced that when btrfs becomes default, LVM won't be used by default anymore.
21:37.38fugue88I highly doubt I'll ever use btrfs on my disks.
21:37.56sjansenUsing LVM adds several seconds to the boot process. Between that and btrfs providing similar flexibility (as long as you only use btrfs), there's incentive to eliminate LVM.
21:38.49sjansenfugue88: That's a strange proclamation. Planning on sticking with NTFS or HFS+ instead?
21:38.58fugue88heh
21:39.07fugue88ext4 for now.  We'll see what comes later.
21:40.10fugue88From the beginning, the btrfs looked like an effort that was full of arrogance and "academic theory" without much in substance or experience.
21:40.31goozbachsjansen: and what's the problem with btrfs lvm-esc management?
21:40.33fugue88The way the development has played out in such a rocky manner is completely unsurprising to me.
21:40.40fugue88It reminds me a lot of Diaspora.
21:41.23fugue88is sure he sounds arrogant as well
21:42.05jsmithfugue88: Open source development isn't the most efficient way -- it just happens to be more sustainable over the long term.
21:42.13jsmithfugue88: But you already know that :-)
21:42.18fugue88jsmith: Oh yeah, I do know.  :)
21:42.39fugue88But for any given goal (filesystems here), some projects will be misguided, and others won't.
21:42.54fugue88I'll just have to see how btrfs and friends play out.
21:44.12jsmithTime will tell...
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21:48.36Heartsbanefugue88 is not an early adopter
21:49.12fugue88Heartsbane: I never thought of it that way, but you're right.
21:49.42fugue88likes 1970s technology. ;)
21:50.07Heartsbanefacepalms.
21:50.48fugue88heh
21:50.59fozzmooIt's funny... I recently re-watched Pink Floyd: Live in Pompeii
21:51.17Heartsbanehands fugue88 a Intel 4004.
21:51.22fozzmooThe recent "Lucasization" of the original film includes more interviews with the band members.
21:51.53fugue88uses the 4004 to...
21:51.56fozzmooIt's fascinating how stigmatized PF was by some elites in the music industry in the late 60s, early 70s, because they used "so much" equipment.
21:52.00fugue88~Heartsbane++
21:52.45fozzmooI guess there were some that felt anyone with (enough money to buy the) equipment could pull off the same success Pink Floyd had.
21:53.32fozzmooSorry for my rambling. The mention of "1970s technology" got me going. :)
21:56.50Heartsbane~karma Heartsbane
21:56.50ibotheartsbane has karma of 3
21:57.39Heartsbane:(
21:57.50macnewbold~Heartsbane++
21:58.06macnewboldturns that frown upside down
21:58.12fugue88):
21:58.13fozzmooMeh. I probably have a karma of 0.
21:58.18fozzmoo~karma fozzmoo
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21:58.21fozzmoogasps
21:58.24fozzmoo\o/
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22:34.58shalkie~tmobile++
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22:35.06ibottmobile has karma of -1
22:35.14shalkieSeems about right.
22:35.58shalkieWhat? Sjansen has a karma of 15? That is somewhat surprising...
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23:18.28bonez2046fugue88: Thanks for the tip...
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