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[21:20]<yvaxy>stoned: lol, my folks suck to get a bit money :-/
[21:20]<2fjgmyn>itchi: English?
[21:21]<yvaxy>blondie: You have already tell how you are. Good you are frank
[21:21]<svjgnm>dude
[21:21]<svjgnm>I grew up in westbury
[21:21]<svjgnm>and in southyorkshire scotland
[21:21]<svjgnm>my dad is scottish
[21:22]<svjgnm>I'm aware of the 'mieser' mentality
[21:22]<wyznmmm>TGPO, I recomend doing something besides watching it
[21:22]<2fjgmyn>itchi: speak English
[21:22]<svjgnm>however you s pell that
[21:22]<tgpo>I have been. 3 TV shows and a pot of coffee later
[21:23]<2fjgmyn>stoned: south yorkshire isn't in scotland, it's in england
[21:23]<yvaxy>blondie: I still learn it, an not borrow me, you did already engouht!
[21:23]<tgpo>oh well, more coffee is in order I guess
[21:23]<rsr>blondie: close enough
[21:24]<2fjgmyn>!confuse itchi
[21:24]<mlcr>No, who are your pants today, itchi? pants of the democracy of liechtenstein with extra ham
[21:24]<2fjgmyn>:P
[21:24]<yvaxy>blondie: You are realy realy an sad guy! man. Realy not happy, usefull with people, there is already war enought!
[21:24]<tgpo>and more to come
[21:25]<zjdd>folks, where can I find 2.6 kernel sources for etch?
[21:25]<svjgnm>blondie, its a suburb
[21:25]<svjgnm>blondie, 20miles south of edinburgh
[21:25]<tgpo>etch is running 2.6.15 what are you looking for?
[21:25]<zjdd>TGP0: yes, I only see 2.4 sources listed.
[21:25]<svjgnm>blondie, I lived there when I was very young, its more like an upperclass housing society
[21:25]<tgpo>try sid
[21:26]<svnw>!info linux-source-2.6.16 etch
[21:26]<svnw>!info linux-source-2.6.15 etch
[21:26]<svjgnm>TGPO, please do not suggest the use of sid for people
[21:26]<mlcr>linux-source-2.6.16: (Linux kernel source for version 2.6.16 with Debian patches), section devel, is optional. Version: 2.6.16-17 (etch), Packaged size: 39279 kB, Installed size: 39376 kB
[21:26]<mlcr>linux-source-2.6.15: (Linux kernel source for version 2.6.15 with Debian patches), section devel, is optional. Version: 2.6.15-8 (etch), Packaged size: 38404 kB, Installed size: 38504 kB
[21:26]<svnw>roym: ^^^
[21:26]<zjdd>thanks, stew!
[21:26]<tgpo>there you go
[21:27]<tgpo>I use sid when I have to, like right now to switch ecth up to 2.6.17
[21:27]<tgpo>otherwise your right sid is .... dangerous
[21:28]<wyznmmm>I prefer to run etch with experimental packages...
[21:29]<gzrrrgr>Is there any way to get gnome-volume-control to save its settings so they are restored on a later login?
[21:29]<gzrrrgr>(or: why aren't my settings saved/restored on a later login)
[21:29]<yvaxy>Gracana: Look to alsactl --help
[21:30]<yvaxy>Gracana: As root user, then do 'alsactl store'
[21:30]<gzrrrgr>Hm, I don't seem to have alsactl. That could be a problem.
[21:31]<yvaxy>Gracana: Use you alsa? I guessed that ;-)
[21:31]<gzrrrgr>yeah
[21:32]<gzrrrgr>Oh wait, I do have it, I just couldn't see it as non-root.
[21:32]<yvaxy>Gracana: Yup, you not see it as not=
[21:32]<yvaxy>ggrr, as non root user
[21:33]<gzrrrgr>So if it's stored, will it automagically restore the settings, or do I need to tell it to do that somewhere?
[21:33]<gzrrrgr>I see there is a restore command that can be used..
[21:33]<yvaxy>Gracana: It will do automatically. That's why you need to do it as root user
[21:33]<gzrrrgr>Cool, thanks. :)
[21:34]<yvaxy>Gracana: No, it's hot ;-)
[21:34]<gzrrrgr>:P
[21:34]<ddyyccnnwq>where are the unstable isos?
[21:35]<sdyzjg>hello ppl. i have 100 mp3 on my debian. i want to zip 100 mp3 but not on the folder. i want to zip 1 by 1 using one command. ? any can help me?
[21:35]<ej2yg_se>bah, so, where can I find a debian package for mldonkey
[21:36]<ddyyccnnwq>syiron, you want all the mp3s zipped separately?
[21:36]<sdyzjg>yes.
[21:36]<ddyyccnnwq>try bzip2 *.mp3 - if you don't tar it, i *think* it'd do each one separately.
[21:37]<ddyyccnnwq>yeah, do bzip2 *.mp3
[21:37]<sdyzjg>example here i have 5 mp3 ok. mean 1.mp3 2.mp3 3.mp3 4.mp3 5.mp3 then i want to zip it to be separate it. how
[21:38]<yvaxy>syiron: Somethings like for i in `find . -name "*.mp3"`; do tar ac $i.gz; done
[21:38]<yvaxy>oeps
[21:38]<yvaxy>syiron: Wait
[21:38]<ddyyccnnwq>itchi, you don't have to tar it
[21:38]<sdyzjg>no no. i just want to zip
[21:38]<ddyyccnnwq>bzip2 *.mp3 works fine
[21:38]<yvaxy>syiron: Somethings like for i in `find . -name "*.mp3"`; do tar xzf $i.gz; done
[21:38]<ddyyccnnwq>no, not tar
[21:38]<ddyyccnnwq>and he's not extracting either
[21:38]<gzrrrgr>mp3 is a compression format. Compressing tar'ing or zip'ing or whatever won't make it smaller (to any useful extent).
[21:38]<yvaxy>mmiikkee12: He want it separetely??
[21:38]<ddyyccnnwq>itchi, yes
[21:39]<gzrrrgr>s/Compressing //
[21:39]<ddyyccnnwq>and he's compressing, not decompressing
[21:39]<yvaxy>mmiikkee12: Yup extracting :-)
[21:39]<yvaxy>!tar
[21:39]<mlcr>Extract tar: "tar xf foo.tar"; Extract tar.gz: "tar xzf foo.tar.gz"; Extract tar.bz2: "tar xjf foo.tar.bz2"; tar extraction command hard to remember? use apt-get install unp; unp foo.bar; Create tar.gz: "tar czf foo.tar.gz directory"; Create tar.bz2: "tar cjf foo.tar.bz2 directory"
[21:39]<ddyyccnnwq>he's doing each mp3 separately
[21:39]<ddyyccnnwq>tar will make one big file out of them
[21:39]<sdyzjg>ok like here.. if i have 100 mp3. meaning i must typing for 100 time to zip it right
[21:40]<ddyyccnnwq>syiron, no, bzip2 *.mp3
[21:40]<ddyyccnnwq>it'll do each one separately, just tested
[21:40]<yvaxy>syiron: No, or use an for i in ...
[21:40]<sdyzjg>what is output i get?
[21:40]<yvaxy>syiron: Take 4 mp3 files, put it in an test dir and test ??
[21:41]<sdyzjg>meaning here i want my mp3 have separate it. example i have 1.mp3 2.mp3 and so on by using 1 command line
[21:41]<sdyzjg>i dont want to zip folder
[21:41]<yvaxy>syiron: My laptop or to slow to test it, and that crap mouse :-/
[21:41]<ddyyccnnwq>http://rafb.net/paste/results/E9h44Y39.html
[21:41]<rsr>syiron: why waste the time? As has already been said, the compression you gain will be minimal.
[21:41]<ddyyccnnwq>syiron, http://rafb.net/paste/results/E9h44Y39.html
[21:41]<sdyzjg>wait
[21:42]<ddyyccnnwq>i tested with empty .txt files
[21:42]<ddyyccnnwq>but it should do the same thing for any file
[21:42]<sdyzjg>meaning it extansion is .bz2 right
[21:43]<ddyyccnnwq>.bz2 is a bzipped file
[21:43]<rsr>syiron: extension is meaningless, what does file(1) say about it

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