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[12:56]<msm_>jforman: any chance we can roll out that comment field size limit rather than later? the number of people not using attachments seems to have skyrocketed over the last week or so :(
[12:59]<rwwj>perl/sed ppl, i want todo like 's/\n([a-z])/\n/m', remove all newlines if the first char on the next line is a-z, but i can't find a way to make it work
[13:00]<rwwj>guess i'll need more then a oneliner
[13:00]<vzunmpw>axxo, do you want to remove newlines, or the next character? Because in your sample form, you're replacing it with \n, not the next character
[13:01]<rwwj>err yeah typo like 's/\n([a-z])/\1/m'
[13:01]<vzunmpw>echo $'a\nb\n c\nd' | perl -0 -pe 's/\n([a-z])/$1/g'
[13:02]<rwwj>hmm that works, but not when you put it in a file and use -i
[13:03]<vzunmpw>echo $'a\nb\n c\nd' >file
[13:03]<vzunmpw>perl -0 -i -pe 's/\n([a-z])/$1/g' file
[13:03]<vzunmpw>cat file
[13:03]<vzunmpw>ab cd
[13:03]<vzunmpw>Er... not sure why that paste put ab and cd on one line, but it's not.
[13:04]<zzzuaj>?morning!
[13:04]<vzunmpw>Hi araujo.
[13:04]<zzzuaj>hi truedfx
[13:04]<zyzxvdjzlx>mornin'
[13:04]<rwwj>hmm o the magic -0, thanks
[13:05]<vzunmpw>axxo, keep in mind that it's a bit cheating, by the way - it won't work if your file contains \0 (but if it's a text file, by definition it won't)
[13:05]<rjsfwrx>jakub, ping.
[13:05]<rwwj>yeah it doesn't
[13:05]<rrcu2>joslwah: yaaaawn.... slow pong :)
[13:05]<rjsfwrx>Not that slow!
[13:06]<rrcu2>pong is fast, but I am slow... ECOFFEENEEDED :)
[13:07]<rjsfwrx>I'm mildly confused why you set bug 134181 to gnome, rather than to Mr_Bones_.
[13:07]<annvns>joslwah: http://bugs.gentoo.org/134181 nor, P2, All, joslwah@gmail.com->gnome@gentoo.org, NEW, pending, Fix for dep of glib-2.x.y on gnubg-0.14.3
[13:07]<rjsfwrx>!herd gnubg
[13:07]<annvns>joslwah: unable to find gnubg ; Perhaps one of us is malfunctioning?
[13:07]<rjsfwrx>!meta gnubg
[13:07]<annvns>joslwah: Package: games-board/gnubg Herd: games Maintainer: mr_bones_@gentoo.org
[13:07]<rjsfwrx>!herd games
[13:07]<annvns>joslwah: (games) Mr_Bones_, Tupone, genstef, vapier, wolf31o2
[13:07]<rrcu2>joslwah: meh? b/c the summary is confusing?
[13:07]<rrcu2>which depends on what?
[13:07]<rjsfwrx>Quite possible.
[13:08]<rjsfwrx>gnubg depends on glib even if -gtk.
[13:08]<rjsfwrx>Currently the ebuild has the dependency on glib only if +gtk.
[13:08]<rjsfwrx>Which broke my marking of it ~ppc64, because rangerpb tried to install it and fell on the dependency bug.
[13:09]<rjsfwrx>Sorry for the confusion. I'm not altogether awake here either.
[13:09]<rrcu2>joslwah: re-assigned then... :)
[13:09]<rjsfwrx>jakub, Thanks. mea culpa.
[13:10]<zyzxvdjzlx>jakub: sounds like you need eautocoffeereconf
[13:11]<rrcu2>that function would probably make the coffee machine explode :)
[13:11]<ajcnd>nightmorph: well eautobeerreconf even ;)
[13:11]<rrcu2>heh
[13:11]<zyzxvdjzlx>jakub: i think it's called "espresso" :)
[13:13]<rrcu2>I didn't check the CPU in there yet... probably not gentoo-friendly :>
[13:14]<zyzxvdjzlx>my microwave is mips-powered!
[13:15]<rrcu2>quite possible... but, no serial console there... :)
[13:15]<rwwj>put gentoo on it
[13:15]<dznnnvyf>I have a printer with a 266Mhz PPC :-)
[13:16]<zyzxvdjzlx>axxo: i tried, but it only works when i set it to 50% power for 39 minutes :(
[13:16]<zyzxvdjzlx>DrEeevil: that's one seriously overpowered printer
[13:19]<vzunmpw>My PPC, an actual computer, is only 250...
[13:19]<vzunmpw>I hate your printer.
[13:20]<dznnnvyf>nightmorph, nah, it's a colour laser - the old 66Mhz version often took a minute to raster a simple page
[13:22]<u2nzljzm>anyone here using a non-english locale AND have /usr on a separate parition AND have bash built with nls?
[13:23]<zyzxvdjzlx>DrEeevil: whoa, color laser printing...what will the think of next?
[13:23]<zyzxvdjzlx>they*
[13:23]<xrgsdy>UberLord: yes, arch or ~arch?
[13:23]<vzunmpw>UberLord, ITYM non-C locale, including, for example, en_GB (but I don't have /usr on a separate partition)
[13:23]<rrcu2>UberLord: don't mention it :X need to send someone to reset the box on every damned reboot
[13:24]<dznnnvyf>truedfx, ask genesi to sponsor you a pegasos then ;-)
[13:24]<xrgsdy>UberLord: Or you mean non-english locale set in env.d?
[13:24]<dznnnvyf>nightmorph, 3d-printing obviously
[13:25]<zyzxvdjzlx>DrEeevil: i used to have a b&w laser printer. now my inkjet out-of-color-toner printer has a grudge against you.
[13:25]<vzunmpw>DrEeevil, maybe this is a bit surprising, but speed-wise it's still very usable (as long as I don't put Gentoo on it)
[13:25]<dznnnvyf>truedfx, not surprising, just unusual
[13:27]<zyzxvdjzlx>truedfx: i know what you mean; my fiancee has an old ~300mhz imac g3, and despite about 8 years of usage, the original hard drive still works, even. they built 'em to last, and it even has os x 10.3 on it ^_^. gentoo wouldn't be a good idea, though.
[13:27]<zyzxvdjzlx>who's got the oldest useful computer, around here, anyway?
[13:27]<u2nzljzm>hansmi: any baselayout should have the error, but 1.12 currently masks it
[13:27]<u2nzljzm>hansmi: I also mean a non english locale set in env.d :)
[13:28]<u2nzljzm>truedfx: soz, /usr needs to be on a seperate partition for my test
[13:28]<zyzxvdjzlx>UberLord: are bootup messages part of baselayout? because i found a spelling mistake in some of the console output today ;)
[13:28]<xrgsdy>UberLord: Okay, I only set locales in .bashrc. Sorry, then.
[13:28]<u2nzljzm>hansmi: that could work too - for this :)
[13:28]<u2nzljzm>hansmi: pm?
[13:28]<vzunmpw>nightmorph, cool, I'm interested in OS X, but mine's just a tad too old for it
[13:28]<xrgsdy>UberLord: sure
[13:28]<u2nzljzm>nightmorph: depends on the error
[13:29]<zyzxvdjzlx>UberLord: "Finalializing udev configuration" s/finializing/finalizing
[13:29]<zyzxvdjzlx>or similar
[13:30]<rrcu2>nightmorph: hmmm, oldest useful is some P166 router sitting in the corner right now...
[13:30]<zyzxvdjzlx>vintage
[13:33]<rrcu2>reminds me, still have that mips wifi router somewhere... but that would be a big pita to install gentoo on it, has 16MB flash or so
[13:36]<zyzxvdjzlx>jakub: yeah, something like pebble would be better suited for it
[13:39]<rrcu2>well yeah, there are some nice custom firmwares for it... need to find the soldered serial cable first though...
[13:49]<-- svgvsdyzgjvr xrs>/dev/null")
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[13:55]<zyzxvdjzlx>avenj: ping. is your oppresses.us site down atm? i can't grab the mod-gentoo sources :(
[13:58]<u2nzljzm>nightmorph: udev bug - I'll fix it though
[14:02]<zyzxvdjzlx>UberLord: danke. it's for udev-087
[14:02]<zyzxvdjzlx>x86
[14:03]<u2nzljzm>nightmorph: just fixed all the scripts that had the error
[14:04]<zyzxvdjzlx>UberLord: thankya
[14:05]<u2nzljzm>nightmorph: yourelwelcome
[14:10]<zyzxvdjzlx>avenj: unping; distfiles on g.o had it, but your site still seems to be down ;)
[14:16]<sjfzz>nightmorph: pebble is x86 based mainly for the soekris devices.
[14:17]<zyzxvdjzlx>solar: surely there's a mips port somewhere ;)
[14:17]<zyzxvdjzlx>those soekris boards are nice, though
[14:17]<sjfzz>jakub: you don't install gentoo on such devices. You use gentoo to build the fimrware for the device

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