**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Sun May 29 02:59:58 2016 May 29 06:27:25 ROTFL https://github.com/tmux/tmux/issues/428 May 29 06:53:24 well that's how systemd people generally see on things May 29 06:53:44 if something doesn't play nice, obviously the application is wrong, not systemd May 29 06:53:51 systemd, as we all know, is unfallible May 29 06:55:19 yeah, and if you want wget to download in bg then it MUST depend on systemd May 29 06:57:41 is that true or just further sarcasm? May 29 06:57:44 I can't tell :( May 29 07:02:59 true sarcasm May 29 08:39:33 https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/3005#issuecomment-208002146 this shit right here May 29 08:40:04 break 30 years of unix tradition because someone's gnome session doesn't clean up properly May 29 08:40:30 ooooooold May 29 08:40:34 ooold has to go away May 29 08:40:46 you want to run 30 years old system? pah, old May 29 08:42:57 but seriously, wtf May 29 08:47:47 kerio, yeah, running stuff remotely is *nix founding stone May 29 09:00:05 oh and don't get me wrong May 29 09:00:10 i understand where they're coming from May 29 09:00:25 where? May 29 09:00:27 there's a fuckton of lingering processes on the main student server in my uni, for instance May 29 09:00:36 but that's not a thing you fix in motherfucking init May 29 09:00:40 that's a thing you fix in gnome May 29 09:00:42 thats a cronjob job May 29 09:00:43 you fix in dbus May 29 09:36:07 well May 29 09:36:22 it's a matter of time until systemd has absorbed dbus May 29 09:36:27 no May 29 09:36:36 they don't want to deal with that shit, they want it in the kernel May 29 13:10:35 to be fair, systemd' May 29 13:10:42 to be fair, systemd's behaviour here makes sense.. for a new OS May 29 13:10:58 sure, but not as a DEFAULT for all May 29 13:11:14 it should really be a chaining SIGHUP May 29 13:11:25 of course, we already have that ~ May 29 13:50:54 it's a shame May 29 13:55:10 >>To fix this properly, we'd need a manager_reset_config() call which resets all settings to the defaults, and is invoked before anager_parse_config_file() here...<< [Poettering] **headdesk** May 29 14:09:34 reading https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/3005 top-bottom makes you wanna kill somebody, or yourself. The three stooges designing a OS May 29 15:02:24 the ultralazy approach to "fix the issue" (in a still better way than systemd does): echo "killall -u">~/.bash_logout May 29 15:02:46 yes it needs 3 more script lines to really work May 29 15:03:21 toldya ultralazy May 29 15:48:06 hmm im having issues with sms now. My device doesn't show them as sent altho they have been received by other person already. May 29 15:48:49 also message is not shown in message app, but only in it's own window May 29 15:53:04 restart rtcomm-ui or some such May 29 15:54:02 u mean kill it or run some fancy stop command? May 29 15:54:33 /usr/bin/rtcom-messaging-ui May 29 15:54:59 there might be a proper way, lol .. i think i just killed mine May 29 15:55:02 was just about to ask if that might be it :D May 29 15:57:04 ok got four last messages again May 29 15:57:31 but now it atleast appeared in conversations menu May 29 15:57:52 only name of the sender is missing, but i guess it'll come eventually May 29 15:58:04 thx a lot Sicelo May 29 15:58:25 Sicelo: have u had this often? First time that this happened to me. May 29 15:59:49 once only May 29 16:17:40 DocScrutinizer05: that is first april? May 29 16:20:55 ~poettering May 29 16:20:59 'sth is poettering' means it acts invasive, possessive, destructive, and generally in an egocentric exacerbating negative way. ``this cancer is extremely poettering'', or you look here for Linus' notion on what's poettering: http://lkml.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/1404.0/01331.html, or http://lkml.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/1404.0/01488.html, or see ~systemd cabal May 29 17:14:45 Vajb: ls -l /home/user/.rtcom-eventlogger/; possibly delete (or better rename for backup purposes) el-v1.db particularly when it grew too large (>1MB) May 29 18:56:04 is there a reason N900 lights the flash LED during focus? May 29 18:56:09 and/or a way to disable it? May 29 19:16:15 luke-jr: it randomly even when flash disabled sometimes use the same as red eye reduction light ;p May 29 19:17:42 personaly not finded solution for that... May 29 19:19:08 but also not so hard search solution, that could be why dont find it... May 29 19:24:03 it seems for autofocus it always uses flash LEDs to illuminate the scene when light is low May 29 19:24:53 the "uses flash even when no-flash set" is a known issue that afaik only happens on first photo after a reboot, or whatever similar rule May 29 19:25:32 and possibly is fixed in nikocam aka CSSU May 30 02:39:05 DocScrutinizer05: my file is 6,3mb :) **** ENDING LOGGING AT Mon May 30 02:59:58 2016