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[00:00]<drfjcy>'k folks, I'm off, see you in 3 weeks ;D
[00:00]<dzzcvzpp>enjoy
[00:00]<sajgns>later yaloki
[00:00]<af2nzvjl>yaloki, enjoy :P
[00:01]<af2nzvjl>italy won the match :-)
[00:01]<bummxddr>where r u goping yaloki
[00:01]<bummxddr>going
[00:01]<sdzzvd>Albertop: What a pity ;-)
[00:02]<af2nzvjl>lol
[00:02]<vjzvnw7>Hello all,
[00:02]<af2nzvjl>hello
[00:03]<vjzvnw7>How are you today?
[00:03]<sdzzvdsdzzv19>Hi!
[00:03]<af2nzvjl>vortexes remembers me my turbulent simulations...I need holidays too :P
[00:03]<dzzcvzpp>FYI, my system seems to be doing fine without any of that zen/zmd/rug stuff installed
[00:06]<_gjgrdn_>shit maple doesn't install anymore in 10.1
[00:06]<rgmygc>Hello !
[00:06]<af2nzvjl>_noname_, what error?
[00:07]<af2nzvjl>FLUENT gave me a lot of problems with bash 3.1 too...I had to install 3.0 to solve ^^
[00:07]<rgmygc>For subscrive in a mailling list, I send an email at opensuse-announce-subscribe@opensuse.org but with which message ?
[00:07]<sajgns>ReMink, empty.
[00:07]<_gjgrdn_>Albertop: don't worry... I don't think you can help me here. I'll figure it out sooner or later.
[00:07]<rgmygc>sjones: And the title ?
[00:07]<vjzvnw7>I'm trying to work out how to play with all the settings for all the eye candy with Xgl using KDE, can anyone recomed the right way?
[00:07]<sajgns>ReMink, just send an empty message, no subject needed.
[00:08]<af2nzvjl>_noname_, ok
[00:10]<vjzvnw7>My googlerling isn't turning up anything, what am I not getting here?
[00:10]<ggmzr>hey guys
[00:10]<_gjgrdn_>Not even Maple 10 will work... nice...
[00:10]<_gjgrdn_>hi endra
[00:10]<lzzlx>!routing
[00:11]<dzzcvzpp>hi
[00:11]<ggmzr>im on my second pc.. and im installing suse now.. I have 100gb space free, how much should I give to swap, / and /home ?
[00:11]<pz2-wjzc>endra: I'm a big fan of swap space :)
[00:11]<ggmzr>The thing is it based its default values on the space available before I deleted the windows partition
[00:11]<af2nzvjl>_noname_, do you use mathematica and matlab too? I'd like to know if they work on 10.1
[00:11]<_gjgrdn_>no
[00:12]<af2nzvjl>ok
[00:12]<dzzcvzpp>give /swap at least == memory amount, best == largets potential upgraded memory
[00:12]<_gjgrdn_>maple does fine for me...
[00:12]<fyacfnz>has anyone managed to get this paltalk chat program working in suse/linux? (wine stumbles on active X, when i use th edefault installer program)
[00:12]<pz2-wjzc>bah
[00:12]<_gjgrdn_>if it does... ;)
[00:12]<pz2-wjzc>disk is cheap, overdo the swap
[00:12]<dzzcvzpp>I myself use 4x physical memory
[00:12]<2ggjidrg|vjv>if you want to suspend to disk you'll want about double memory
[00:12]<pz2-wjzc>2G, unless you're a media editor
[00:12]<ggmzr>I'll give swap 4096mb.. not a big deal but what about / and /home, they are 2 partitions I dont really know what they are for
[00:12]<pz2-wjzc>I swap 4G
[00:12]<pz2-wjzc>just in case
[00:13]<dzzcvzpp>I use 4G for root, no /boot, and the rest using LVM
[00:13]<_gjgrdn_>4G swap...
[00:13]<2ggjidrg|vjv> /home is where you'll keep your files etc, / contains everything not anywhere else, mostly the system stuff
[00:14]<dzzcvzpp>/usr 10G, /var 10G /home 100G, /common 100G, /libertycreek (web stuff) 30G
[00:15]<ggmzr>its not letting me resize
[00:15]<dzzcvzpp>Separating out data into something like /common means you can leave that partitoin alone during upgrades/reinstalls, etc
[00:15]<ggmzr>It shows 49GB /windows/D, 109GB extended partition
[00:15]<pz2-wjzc>I use /srv for that
[00:15]<pz2-wjzc>that's what it's for
[00:15]<rfrrrsvjr>anyone able to upgrade opera to version 9 in suse 10.1?
[00:15]<pz2-wjzc>oh, /media/data is the shared stuff
[00:15]<ggmzr>760mb /swap, 3.5gb /, 4.7gb /home
[00:16]<pz2-wjzc>endra: 760M swap?
[00:16]<dzzcvzpp>but all the /common data I mean isn't serve rdata, really
[00:16]<zn_m>i cant find the j2re spec, can anyone tell me?
[00:16]<dzzcvzpp>besides, /common means something to my usersa
[00:16]<pz2-wjzc>spec?
[00:16]<lzzlx>hi
[00:17]<zn_m>can anyone tell me the url where is j2re.spec file?
[00:17]<pz2-wjzc>I doubt there is a spec file
[00:17]<pz2-wjzc>but check on the addon cd
[00:17]<pz2-wjzc>!addon
[00:17]<susnxnfl> In SuSE 10.1, the Extra and the Java install sources have been replaced by an Addon Source [ ftp://suse.mirrors.tds.net/pub/opensuse/distribution/SL-10.1/non-oss-inst-source/ ] and is also available as an ISO: ftp://suse.mirrors.tds.net/pub/opensuse/distribution/SL-10.1/non-oss
[00:17]<zn_m>how come? so how would be posible to build j2re without a spec??
[00:17]<lzzlx>i'm trying to set up routing but i think i screwed something up. i can't remove the config i sent for some reason the buttons are greyed out in "routing"
[00:18]<ggmzr>I cant put more swap it says free space: 0mb
[00:18]<zn_m>frb: im talking about specs
[00:18]<pz2-wjzc>j2re isn't free, the spec file just copies some crap around, and sets some permissions
[00:18]<ggmzr>see I had /windows/c and /windows/d and /windows/e, I deleted /windows/c and /windows/e and left D (my backup files)
[00:18]<dzzcvzpp>Can you free up some more space?
[00:18]<ggmzr>marktaff: there should be 100gb free..
[00:19]<pz2-wjzc>Ze_M: if you weren't such a stubborn and ignorant marklar, you would have checked the addonCD, and found the src dir with has a java src.rpm
[00:19]<pz2-wjzc>Ze_M: but since I had to do all the work for you, I'm going to be an arrogant prick about it
[00:19]<pz2-wjzc>ftp://suse.mirrors.tds.net/pub/opensuse/distribution/SL-10.1/non-oss-inst-source/suse/src/java-1_5_0-sun-1.5.0_06-17.src.rpm
[00:19]<pz2-wjzc>See, right there, EXACTLY where I said it would be
[00:20]<zn_m>frb-work: thanks
[00:20]<ggmzr>lol frb
[00:20]<pz2-wjzc>but no, you have to question all the people that help you and piss them off
[00:20]<dzzcvzpp>try cancelling the partitioning step, then re-enter the partitioner and try again
[00:20]<ggmzr>mark: ok
[00:20]<pz2-wjzc>next time, try trusting the support person, or do it yourself
[00:20]<zn_m>frb-work: but isnt there a webcvs site where spec files are posted?
[00:20]<dzzcvzpp>aren't spec files *always* in the source rpm's?
[00:21]<dzzcvzpp>brb, tea
[00:22]<rfrrrsvjr>anyone using the opera web browser on suse 10.1?
[00:22]<xatrix>who can i connect my nvidia adapter to tv ?
[00:22]<xatrix>wich utility should i use?
[00:23]<xatrix>*how* :)
[00:23]<dzzcvzpp>back
[00:23]<zn_m>frb-work: int there a webcvs where latest patches and specs are posted?

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