Mixed bag

[wuxmedia]

and this;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rui0hzN- ... x1O6J4hXCf
and;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7umgkNX ... x1O6J4hXCf
it keeps coming;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmsfIFza ... x1O6J4hXCf

jeez you been hiding under a rock for the last x years;
youtube comment;
I'm sorry that this wasn't bigger in the USA, but then again here in the USA, they wouldn't "get" sophisticated synthpop like this. It's over their heads.
i'm not a major -buy the t-shirt- fan, but they are a part of my music experience.
sorry pids, Air is cool, but for a month... search for 'natural calamity'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-FwbkDtcqQ
get low. feel the soul

[wuxmedia]

and if you get fed up of the euro vibe;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTvnuP6K ... lvggxfxjLg
bit of west coast nonsense from back in the day

[dkeg]

good stuff all. i3 on bloat. dloading chili



changed wall last night



had an issue with my mousepad not working when trying to install chili.

[machinebacon]

drew: install the synaptics driver (ins xserver-xorg-input-synaptics)

[dkeg]

cool I'll give it a shot later on. it was sweet otherwise

[machinebacon]

Don't forget the "build-dwm" command ;)

[sunfizz98]

Thanks wux. Now I have a new band to follow. Just finished listening to daft punk's new album

[dkeg]

@machine - that package has no installation candidate. maybe I needed to add a new repo to sources? I tried to install from source but maybe oob doesn't have the right tools. I'll look for a wired mouse to use to install, then I can mess with installing and configurating stuff. also want to have a look at enough.

[pidsley]

dkeg, are you running a live session or installed? I have that synaptics package on a plain sid machine, and on Trollinger, and apt-cache says it's in sid/main. Have you done an apt-get update?

(edit) I just booted chili live, and once I did an apt-get update it was able to find xserver-xorg-input-synaptics (but not before).

[dkeg]

I was running off of live. That's awesome pids thanks for checking and leetting me know. I'll jump on it tonight. Appreciate it!

[dkeg]

okay, worked. Man, I'm such a DWM noob! To the point of embarrasing :D

I need to do some reading.

[ivanovnegro]

Look at my conf, it could help, I even commented some things in the conf to better understand it:

http://pastebin.com/index/iSTJRZe3

Just change some values and you got it your way.

[machinebacon]

lol drew, on a live ISO you haven't filled the cache of APT yet, that's why apt-cache policy shows it has no candidate. So, it's not dwm related :)

[dkeg]

I didn't mean it the way it sounded. my noobness was referring to the DWM configurating part after installed. hanks for the pastebin link. I'll check it out

[ivanovnegro]

Pidsley, can you finally decide to post that damn screenshot! Everytime you post nonsense I have a damn notification mail but useless. Thanks. :P

[machinebacon]

^ Well, let's bump you again :D Guten Morgen :)

(Sorry to disturb, but this had to be) :)

Okay, fair geht vor... Elitist with auto-hiding panel (west)

[DebianJoe]

I figure that being newish here, I should post what BS I've fallen in love with since putting it together a couple of days ago. Pretty soon (when I recover from multiple kernel recompiles due to my own stupidity and get bored) I'll have to try out how you guys make a BBQ dish or whatever you're calling it. I've tried out Boner and Proof before, and was at least glad to see something that I couldn't just use aptitude to pull directly without adding a repo (Ceni.) I get so bored with the "Muh new distro" just to find out that it's just Debian/Arch/Slack/Suse with a particular set of packages that I could just go get my self without having to load up a USB or burn a new CD.



Carry on, Master Chefs.

[ivanovnegro]

Welcome to this corner Joe!

And nice scrot of course. We at the BBQ want you to be in control, roast your stuff!

[dkeg]

plain bg. maybe a bit bloated, bbq bloat 686, i3, with 3.10-rc7 pae kernel

[pidsley]

Ubuntu 13.04 netinstall.