66 KiB
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I am not emotionless robot and I am able to make mistakes like anyone else. I am not a superhuman.
2016-05-01
One user starts suggesting to ask support from Arch support channels
which is simply not OK and they are just causing harm to Antergos from
Arch side if they do that, no matter how much they edit
lsb_release. I get heated (I suffer from
depression/anxiety/AvPD by the way) and kicked them with message
first warning. That was my mistake and it wasn’t took well
and later when the user started commenting them I removed them instead
of kicking. This later caused long argument on operator channel where
TL;DR version is that they cannot understand that I am a human instead
of superhuman or emotionless robot.
The Antergos-ops part happened when I was at Gaymer’s night and made the mistake of being available. Thanks to the discussion I couldn’t enjoy the games, got suicidal, left the event, considered jumping under car or metro, but instead asked at PirateIRC/#helsinki if anyone was at the pirate club.
There were people at the pirate club thanks to demonstration about blackmailing letters (Google Translated word), so I went there instead.
Outside I met them and just cried and one of them hugged me and comforted me and finally got out of me what had happened. Logs and then it has been enough of this day, I guess.
Antergos
[00:09:22] <Tiedemann> wireless?
[00:24:48] <ringo32> mmmmm
[00:38:46] <Tiedemann> works on my laptop and a mini-pc, both eth and
wifi
[00:39:44] <ringo32> dont know why
[00:39:52] <ringo32> :/ also i dont like luks :)
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[06:09:57] <SpacePirate> Wanting to add the Antergos repo to my arch
/etc/pacman.conf file... but can't find the keyring... I tried going
here:
https://forum.antergos.com/topic/1933/is-it-possible-to-add-antergos-repo-to-arch/2
and the link that's listed there says "404 not found"
[06:09:58] -FatalException- [http://is.gd/bugKhO] Is it possible to add
Antergos repo to Arch? | Antergos Community Forum
[06:10:03] <SpacePirate> Did the package move?
[06:11:27] <SpacePirate> If it did, where can I find it?
[06:12:42] <SpacePirate> Oh wait... I think I found it...
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[07:04:59] <SpacePirate> yerp... found it... :3
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[07:34:06] <CountryfiedLinux> good evening
[08:44:10] <Mikaela> mau
[08:44:27] <Mikaela> I feel bad for everyone whose children have
installed Antergos for them https://github.com/Antergos/Cnchi/issues/587
[08:44:29] -FatalException- [http://is.gd/PE9KdF] Installing Antergos in
Brazilian Portuguese with LibreOffice opted-in doesn't work · Issue #587
· Antergos/Cnchi · GitHub
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[12:06:35] <cedra> if I wanted to just move from Antergos to Arch
completely, would I have to reinstall it or can I really just remove
[antergos] from the pacman.conf?
[12:13:05] <ringo32> you are already on arch
[12:13:08] <ringo32> cedra,
[12:13:32] <cedra> yeah but like, what's the actual difference
[12:13:43] <ringo32> what is the differences ?
[12:13:49] <cedra> except for the packages that it installs
[12:14:03] <ringo32> antergos is not manjaro
[12:14:15] <cedra> Never tried manjaro
[12:14:51] <ringo32> Manjaro using own repo's and its quite suck to
revert to arch... Antergos is stil arch with a repo of there own but
most repos are arch
[12:15:16] <cedra> right so it's just the antergos repo?
[12:15:18] <ringo32> if arch is up2date antergos also
[12:15:27] <ringo32> is just antergos repo with there things
[12:15:32] <ringo32> is quite handy also
[12:15:51] <cedra> Neat
[12:16:13] <ringo32> nothing to bother to reinstall or remove something
dont see a point
[12:16:15] <ringo32> ;)
[12:29:07] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> @cedra, reinstall
[12:29:54] <cedra> why's that
[12:30:19] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> because that way there won't be
Antergos presets possibly causing issues.
[12:33:29] <cedra> hm. are there any common instances in which that has
happened before?
[12:34:19] <ringo32> why reinstall :)
[12:34:30] <ringo32> Client: HexChat 2.12.0 • OS: ArchLinux • CPU:
Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q6600 @ 2.40GHz (1,60GHz) • Memory:
Physical: 3,8 GiB Total (2,7 GiB Free) Swap: 3,7 GiB Total (3,7 GiB
Free) • Storage: 148,7 GB / 639,7 GB (491,0 GB Free) • VGA: NVIDIA
Corporation G84 [GeForce 8600 GT] @ Intel Corporation 82G33/G31/P35/P31
Express DRAM Controller • Uptime: 1h 26m 24s
[12:34:41] <ringo32> what the hell is different then :)
[12:34:54] <Mikaela> I don't know, but if you ask them support for Arch,
they will just hate Angergos users more and the topic forbids that. Also
if you just removed the Antergos repo, your system would still identify
as Antergos which would also read in the logs.
[12:35:06] <Mikaela> ringo32: lsb_release -sa
[12:35:31] <ringo32> jugo@konoha ~ % lsb_release -sa
[12:35:31] <ringo32> 1.4 Arch "Arch Linux" rolling n/a
[12:35:31] <ringo32> ringo@konoha ~ %
[12:35:33] <cedra> But what if you change the kernel
[12:35:43] <cedra> to like, for example, the libre version
[12:35:59] <Jeannie>
http://mirror.de.leaseweb.net/antergos/antergos/x86_64/
[12:36:00] -FatalException- [http://is.gd/iEaWNC]
mirror.fra10.de.leaseweb.net | powered by LeaseWeb
[12:36:08] <Jeannie> Look what's inside the antergos repo
[12:36:16] <Jeannie> Everything else is arch
[12:36:29] <ringo32> but reinstall wont help
[12:36:31] <Mikaela> ringo32: Antergos identifies as Antergos unless you
have old install, I think
[12:36:35] <ringo32> dont fix if aint broken
[12:36:43] <ringo32> ironic :p
[12:36:58] <cedra> I really just have the antergos-welcome package
[12:37:00] <Mikaela> or something has updated and changed it
[12:37:01] <ringo32> lsb_release is just a easy edit
[12:37:15] <Jeannie> My kernel identifies as 4.5.1-1 ARCH
[12:37:19] <ringo32> switch it off
[12:37:20] <Mikaela> ringo32: oh, that means you just chaged it, but are
still running Antergos
[12:37:32] <Mikaela> Jeannie: which is just because it comes from Arch
directly
[12:37:35] <ringo32> antergos is stil arch
[12:37:51] <ringo32> even antergos is an arch member ?
[12:37:57] <ringo32> unlike manjaro is not
[12:38:07] <Jeannie> Yes, and when I look at the antergos repo, I don't
see tehnecessity for a reinstall if someone wants pure arch
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[12:39:02] <ringo32> What is ...
[12:39:10] <ringo32> kicked me for ..? fun ?
[12:39:20] <cedra> Would it break something if I removed the
antergos-keyring
[12:39:36] <Mikaela> ringo32: Antergos is not Arch.
[12:39:46] <Jeannie> Antergos is arch
[12:39:48] <ringo32> you dont have to kick me,
[12:39:57] <Jeannie> With a graphical installer and an additional repo
[12:40:17] <ringo32> Mikaela, who makes the cinnamon packages ?
[12:40:25] <Mikaela> ringo32: how do I make the point across?
[12:41:05] <ringo32> what the mather... antergos does atleast support
arch better
[12:41:19] <Mikaela> Is Linux Mint Ubuntu?
[12:41:55] <ringo32> i think you set the balance rough
[12:42:10] <Mikaela> ringo32: Is Linux Mint Ubuntu?
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[12:42:23] <Jeannie> Look at /etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist, and tell me which
servers that list points to
[12:42:42] <Mikaela> Jeannie: Is Linux Mint Ubuntu?
[12:42:45] <ringo32> Mikaela, look at the packager http://ix.io/yQB
[12:42:45] -FatalException- [http://is.gd/JPKaqO] (not a web page,
content type: text/plain)
[12:42:53] <Jeannie> I don't care about *buntus
[12:42:58] <ringo32> Antergos support arch atleast
[12:43:04] <ringo32> where mint does not support ubuntu
[12:43:13] <Jeannie> And when I look at my mirrorlist, I see that it
points to archinux mirrors
[12:43:26] <ringo32> Manjaro does not support arch
[12:43:35] <ringo32> there is the differences
[12:43:36] <Mikaela> ringo32: last time I checked, Linux Mint used
Ubuntu repositories
[12:43:52] <Jeannie> When I run uname -r, I see I run an arch kernel
[12:44:20] <Jeannie> So If I use archlinux package mirrors nad an
archlinuix kernel, which OS am I running?
[12:44:45] <Mikaela> 2016-05-01 12:42:45+0300 < ringo32> Mikaela, look
at the packager http://ix.io/yQB ==> so? MATE packager is the maintainer
of Ubuntu MATE last time I checked.
[12:44:45] -FatalException- [http://is.gd/JPKaqO] (not a web page,
content type: text/plain)
[12:45:32] <ringo32> Nevermind
[12:45:49] <Jeannie> MATE 1.14
[12:45:51] <ringo32> you dont see my point
[12:46:27] <Jeannie> I whish Wimpress would get his ass in motion and
update the arch packages intead of messing around with ubuntu mate 16.04
[12:46:51] <ringo32> its arch-based sure
[12:47:06] <ringo32> but also i dont see a point to move out to arch
also
[12:47:28] <ringo32> you are also direct on the arch repo's
[12:47:35] <Jeannie> So the fact that the Arch MATE maintainer maintains
Ubuntu MATE too proves that antergos is not arch?
[12:48:03] <ringo32> at the end if arch breaks antergos breaks as well
[12:48:36] <Mikaela> I give up. Don't come crying to me on Arch
communities hating you for not using Arch.
[12:48:53] <Mikaela> ringo32: most of times when Antergos breaks nothing
happens at Arch
[12:49:21] <Jeannie> Which ARCH branch are you referring to with these
breakages?
[12:49:29] <Mikaela> stable
[12:49:36] <Jeannie> So
[12:50:02] <Jeannie> If I use arch mirror servers in my antergos, arch
stable breaks and antergos doees not
[12:50:15] <Jeannie> ?
[12:50:47] <Mikaela> If you use Antegos and Antergos breaks, in most of
cases it has been something from Antergos repo breaking. Nothing happens
at Arch as it doesn't use Antergos repository as it's not Antergos.
[12:50:47] <ringo32> Mikaela, just say your are on arch Wtf is so
dificult
[12:51:23] <ringo32> what breaks is webkitgreeter
[12:51:31] <ringo32> thats the antergos story
[12:51:45] <ringo32> or the extentions mayby further ?
[12:51:54] <Mikaela> ringo32: Yes, I can say that as I am vanilla Arch
user and am here just of kindness. Nothing forces me to be be here or
help Antergos at all. However if you have installed using Antergos iso,
you are Antergos user, not vanilla Arch.
[12:52:04] <ringo32> thinks kernel related is not really antergos
[12:52:18] <Jeannie> O
[12:52:20] <ringo32> i know your point
[12:52:32] <ringo32> its not vanila arch....
[12:52:51] <cedra> so if I were to remove the antergos-keyring, it would
just break installing stuff from the antergos repo
[12:52:51] <ringo32> everything can breaks and such things, is also
personal on users
[12:53:15] <Jeannie> If you use a third party repo, aur packages or a
local repo, it's no vanilal arch either
[12:53:24] <Jeannie> Does thsi make the system not arch anymore?
[12:53:53] <ringo32> Mikaela, on manjaro i uses 'unstable' repo and
users from stable broke his system by update its also personal what you
using
[12:54:30] <ringo32> sort of breakages or issues can be personal also
[12:54:41] <Mikaela> I said that I don't care, just go to #archlinux
[12:54:47] <ringo32> but i dont see a point to remove everything to have
arch =-)
[12:55:03] <ringo32> i see addiditional repo's as a surplus
[12:55:19] <ringo32> i got a few atleast
[12:55:37] <cedra> What was that about some presets or something,
someone mentioned that they can conflict with stuff
[12:55:39] <ringo32> but its rude to kick without explain
[12:56:19] <Mikaela> ringo32: I did explain that Antergos is not Arch,
but you aren't willing to understand that so I just suggest you go to
#ArchLinux and make them hate you.
[12:56:27] <ringo32> but kicking is rude
[12:56:35] <ringo32> did i use rude words?
[12:57:08] <ringo32> is not you have to kick on personal opinion... vs
other personal
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the subject.))
[12:58:02] * Jeannie shakes her head in disbelief
[13:04:53] <Jeannie> Is the registration for the Antergos forum broken?
[13:05:14] <Mikaela> not that I know of unless you use PrivacyBadger
which is blocking auth0.com
[13:05:58] <Jeannie> I have been clicking on pictures with cookies, road
signs or house numbers for 6 minutes now
[13:06:04] <Jeannie> Infinite loopback
[13:06:26] <Mikaela> @karasu0, @lots0logs: are you aware of any forum
issues?
[13:09:28] <Jeannie> Registration/login is not working
[13:09:32] <Jeannie> at all
[13:09:55] <Mikaela> what if you try another browser with default
setings or incognito mode?
[13:10:21] <Mikaela> logging in works for me
[13:10:22] <Jeannie> Not at all
[13:10:37] <Jeannie> neither with Firefox nor with Pale Moon nor with
Chromium
[13:11:09] <Mikaela> any adblockers or similar?
[13:11:12] <Jeannie> Even password recovery mails don't arrive
[13:12:35] <Jeannie> Yay, password recovery now results in an http 500
error
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[13:33:34] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> internet still broken...
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[13:34:56] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> I've had to relocate to my
chromebook for nearly everthing
[13:35:04] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> think it's a hardware issue
[13:38:48] <cedra> what's this Teleuforia thing
[13:39:35] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> __telegram
[13:39:36] <Euforia>
https://forum.antergos.com/topic/4244/irc-has-branched-out-to-telegram
[13:39:37] -FatalException- [http://is.gd/5P67ZX] IRC has branched out
to Telegram! | Antergos Community Forum
[13:40:42] <cedra> Oh so it's for phones
[13:41:00] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> having my Chromebook constantly
open on my desk is a pain
[13:41:38] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> @cedra, any platform,
https://telegram.org/download and you will find telegram-desktop-bin if
you check the AUR
[13:41:38] -FatalException- [http://is.gd/6EGXaL] Telegram Messenger on
the App Store
[13:42:01] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> and people who like emoji I
[13:42:04] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> difference to IRC is that you see all
lines that happen even if you are offline
[13:42:24] <cedra> so a ZNC
[13:42:54] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> * needs to debug his wireless
problems *
[13:43:00] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> * or fix his wired connection *
[13:43:03] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> no, more line WhatsApp for bigger
groups, entirely different protocom
[13:43:04] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> __(wiki Telegram (Software))
[13:43:06] <Euforia> Not found, or page malformed.
[13:43:14] <cedra> okay
[13:43:21] <cedra> Neat
[13:43:21] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> __luck Telegram
[13:43:21] <Euforia> luck <an alias, at least 1 argument>
[13:43:38] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> __(luck Telegram)
[13:43:39] <Euforia> https://telegram.org/ | Telegram logo. a new era
... Telegram messages are heavily encrypted and can self-destruct. ...
Telegram delivers messages faster than any other application.
[13:43:39] -FatalException- [http://is.gd/JLhh36] Telegram Messenger
[13:44:02] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> bad explanation
[13:44:23] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> yay
[13:44:36] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> My stupid mini wifi dongle plan
worked
[13:44:41] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> I got internet
[13:44:47] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> kinda
[13:45:37] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> * goes to plug his raspberry pi
into his router *
[13:45:48] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> * hopes that ssh is on by
default *
[13:47:37] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> now where has that power supply
gone?
[13:55:34] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> yay my wired is back?
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[14:16:17] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> yay
[14:16:25] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> my wireless is back and my pi
is running
[14:16:33] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> wired, not wireless
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[15:54:08] <Zeld0c> Internet doesn't work, browsers say "dns probe no
internet". Tried resetting with ifconfig, but didn't fix anything
[15:58:30] <Tiedemann> just reinstalled a Dell optiplex thingy (don't
worry, got it for free) and got the same problem. networkmanager won't
start. no problem on my 4 other machines with Antergos though
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[16:14:21] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> systemctl status NetworkManager
[16:16:51] <Tiedemann> eh
[16:16:59] <Tiedemann> not installed :P
[16:17:23] <Tiedemann> only the addons
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[16:20:48] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> that explains why it doesn't start :P
[16:23:40] <Tiedemann> yeah but it worries me why the other packages got
installed though (like networkmanager-openvpn)
[16:34:07] <Tiedemann> missing jansson, libndp, libnewt, libpgm,
libsodium, libteam, slang and zeromq before I can install it manually
[16:40:31] <Tiedemann> working now, installing the packages manually
[16:55:00] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Hello
[16:55:45] <Tiedemann> hello
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[17:00:05] <NanoSector> Can't wait for my Moto 360 to come in tomorrow
[17:00:49] <Teleuforia> <mohandash> (Sticker, 512x344)
https://teleuforia.mikaela.info/Cr0wb0GR/file_259.webp
[17:00:49] -FatalException- [http://is.gd/EKTyCT] (not a web page,
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[17:01:12] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Heh
[17:01:24] <Calinou> hi
[17:01:29] <Calinou> trying out Antergos KDE in VirtualBox :)
[17:01:41] <Calinou> found how to make it boot, using iomem=relaxed in
kernel command line
[17:02:01] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Hi
[17:02:45] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Yes, vbox is buggy
[17:02:54] <Calinou> I plan to install Antergos on bare metal later
[17:03:00] <Calinou> but need Windows somewhere (virtual machine maybe)
[17:03:16] <Calinou> for running Adobe CC, what would you recommend?
using VirtualBox Windows guest or KVM/QEMU?
[17:03:19] <Calinou> which one would be faster
[17:03:28] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> KVM
[17:03:47] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> VBox maybe has faster graphics
performance
[17:04:02] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> KVM excels in nearly everything else
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[17:04:28] <Calinou> yeah I've seen Phoronix benchmarks
[17:04:59] <Calinou> however there's a small concern, I'll occasionally
use Premiere/After Effects
[17:05:04] <Calinou> is that even usable at low resolutions in a VM?
[17:05:09] <Calinou> nothing very intense
[17:05:21] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> It'll be usable
[17:05:28] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Maybe a tad slow
[17:05:32] <Calinou> I have an i7
[17:05:36] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Why not dual boot
[17:05:37] <Calinou> both desktop and laptop :)
[17:05:46] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Nice
[17:05:49] <Calinou> maybe but dual booting is hard with UEFI and such
[17:05:55] <Calinou> I tried once, failed, I could boot only Fedora
[17:06:07] <Calinou> Windows was still physically present on the device
though
[17:06:08] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Not really
[17:06:21] <Calinou> I guess Antergos supports UEFI dual boot?
[17:06:53] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Resize Windows partition, mount ESP
in the right spot and create a partition for antergos
[17:07:15] <Calinou> I'll probably dual boot only on laptop, since it's
my main machine for uni
[17:08:49] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> :)
[17:09:45] <Calinou> also how recent are Antergos packages compared to
Arch? and what about stability? is it as stable?
[17:10:04] <Calinou> (never used Arch btw)
[17:10:10] <Calinou> but I'm a seasoned GNU/Linux user
[17:10:14] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Antergos packages are as recent as
Arch's
[17:10:37] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> And it's as stable as you want it to
[17:11:15] <Calinou> is upgrading packages weekly safe?
[17:11:22] <Calinou> say, I upgrade on weekends so that I can fix stuff
up if it breaks
[17:11:31] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Yes
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[17:11:37] <Calinou> ok :)
[17:11:50] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Just read the Arch Linux front-page
[17:11:59] <Calinou> installation in VM is almost complete, I will see
how KDE looks now :p
[17:12:06] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> :)
[17:12:11] <Calinou> (I almost never used KDE too, but would like to get
into it)
[17:12:17] <Calinou> been an Xfce user for 3.5 years
[17:12:28] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Everyone's KDE is unique
[17:12:34] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> So many options
[17:12:36] <Calinou> are there good themes for it?
[17:12:41] <Calinou> especially dark ones (partially or fully)
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[17:12:53] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Papirus is nice
[17:13:13] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> It has a dark variant
[17:14:23] <Calinou> hmm, looking at Papirus, but I don't see dark
variants for KDE in screenshots
[17:14:36] <Calinou> I see a GTK theme for it though
[17:14:49] <Calinou> this?
https://github.com/varlesh/papirus-suite/tree/master/kde-pack/plasma-themes
[17:14:50] -FatalException- [http://is.gd/6u94Wh]
papirus-suite/kde-pack/plasma-themes at master · varlesh/papirus-suite ·
GitHub
[17:15:21] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Yes, that
[17:17:24] <Calinou> gah, I seem to have encountered a bug in VirtualBox
after installing
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[17:17:37] <Calinou> I've set iomem=relaxed in boot options, it boots,
but my mouse cursor isn't visible and I only see KDE's background
[17:17:53] <Calinou> nevermind, it works now
[17:17:57] <Calinou> it was just a bit slow to set up
[17:17:59] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Welcome to the buggy world of vbox
[17:18:04] <CountryfiedLinux> good morning
[17:18:11] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Hey
[17:18:29] <Calinou> KDE 5 is quite pretty
[17:18:37] <Calinou> compared to say... Debian/Fedora Xfce :D
[17:18:40] <Calinou> those are so ugly
[17:18:43] <Calinou> especially Fedora
[17:19:38] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> XFCE is okay IMO
[17:19:49] <Calinou> only Xubuntu really looks decent out of the box
[17:20:01] <CountryfiedLinux> I'm on Windows 10 due to my mic audio
recording lowering during recordings on Linux.
[17:20:47] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Xubuntu looks nice
[17:20:49] <Calinou> ok, going to install Antergos on desktop maybe :)
[17:27:14] <Calinou> Antergos can be installed in UEFI+GPT mode, right?
[17:27:28] <Calinou> do I need to pre-partition my drive using gparted
if I want GPT partitions?
[17:29:49] <Tiedemann> you don't need to as it should fix it itself
[17:30:11] <Tiedemann> you can edit partitions from the installer anyway
though
[17:30:18] <Calinou> I'm writing the ISO to an USB stick in GPT/UEFI
mode
[17:35:37] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> * Wonders what to do with his
raspberry pi now It's configured *
[17:37:08] <FutureSuture> Antergos doesn't come with lsb-release
installed. Means Steam won't see that you're using Antergos and just put
you down as generic Linux if you get the Steam Survey.
[17:37:37] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> @kerbingamer376, Pi-hole, media
Center
[17:38:09] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> It's running minibian, and is
plugged into my router
[17:38:24] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> It'd be good as a server for
something
[17:38:28] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> but what thing?
[17:46:05] <Calinou> hi FutureSuture :P
[17:46:36] <Calinou> kerbingamer376: my brother has a Raspberry Pi 1, he
bought it just before the Raspberry Pi 2 release :p
[17:46:49] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> same
[17:47:18] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> and then I got a HAT display
and found it didn't fit...
[17:47:37] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> so I got a pi 2, and my pi 1 is
going to be a server for a yet unknown thing
[17:47:53] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> that's not minecraft, although
everyone seems to do that
[17:48:00] <Calinou> open source game servers?
[17:48:04] <Calinou> Minetest would be too heavy probably
[17:48:10] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> Wesnoth?
[17:48:13] <Calinou> Sauerbraten/Red Eclipse/Tesseract should go just
fine
[17:48:17] <Calinou> they use near zero CPU
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[17:48:21] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> that has an official server
though
[17:48:39] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> I was thinking about putting a
pokedex database on it
[17:49:08] <Calinou> if you have significant bandwidth, mirror some
software, or seed torrents of open source software :p
[17:49:12] <Calinou> I don't :(
[17:49:15] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> and then writing a scope to
view info from it
[17:49:15] <Calinou> only 100 KB/s up
[17:49:22] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> ouch
[17:49:28] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> mine's 1mb/s
[17:49:38] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> but limited to 10GB a month
[17:49:49] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> a scope for ubuntu phone
[17:49:56] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> which I don't have yet
[17:49:57] <Calinou> mine is unlimited
[17:50:04] <Calinou> can download at 1.2 MB/s, quite ok
[17:50:08] <Calinou> but upload is only 100 KB/s
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[17:53:09] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> 150Mbit/15 hwre
[17:53:29] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Translates to roughly 18MBps/2MBps
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[17:54:11] <Teleuforia> <xikuuky> @Yoshi2889, Isn't that the same as
6MBps?
[17:54:25] <Calinou> in France you can get 925 Mb/s down, 240 Mb/s up
for €43/month
[17:54:27] <Calinou> unmetered
[17:54:35] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> I'm in the UK
[17:54:44] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> @xikuuky, Where are you getting that
from?
[17:54:45] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> and I had what I have, but
unlimited
[17:54:48] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> NL here
[17:54:54] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> but the connection was terrible
[17:55:47] <Teleuforia> <xikuuky> @Yoshi2889, Yeah you're right. I can't
do math today sorry ( ≧Д≦)
[17:56:05] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Lol
[17:56:34] <Teleuforia> <xikuuky> Are group links allowed here?
[17:56:41] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> I guess
[17:57:08] <Teleuforia> <xikuuky> Cool
[17:57:40] <Calinou> how fast is KDE 5 by the way?
[17:57:45] <Calinou> does it feel smooth on i7s? :P
[17:57:48] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Not very
[17:57:53] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Yes it will
[17:57:58] <Calinou> ok, that's what matters
[17:58:01] <Calinou> I use Atom anyway
[17:58:08] <Calinou> which isn't speed champion, but it is fast enough
for what I do
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[18:04:36] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> @xikuuky, depends
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[18:17:24] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> * needs something to use his pi
as a server for *
[18:23:42] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> * googles for "open source
multiplayer games" *
[18:23:53] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> * dosn't really like shooters *
[18:23:55] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> minetest, ottd
[18:24:14] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> ottd is cool
[18:24:23] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> I don't know how multiplayer
works
[18:25:20] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> how would mutiplayer work on
ttd?
[18:26:42] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> looks cool
[18:26:53] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> * looks for a raspberry pi
build of the server *
[18:29:25] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> * can't remember how to play *
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[18:44:09] <Aria22> guys, what's Telegram like? So far i've only been
using WhatsApp.. none of my friends are on Telegram
[18:44:31] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> I use it so much, I've never
touched watsapp
[18:45:22] <Teleuforia> <xikuuky> @Aria22, It feels similar but it has
stickers and more media types, channels, and large groups. It is also
faster and more secure
[18:46:15] <Aria22> How did you get your friends on Telegram?
[18:46:25] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> I just asked them
[18:46:36] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> they just said, "yeah sure"
[18:46:40] <Teleuforia> <xikuuky> @Aria22, They didn't, I made a ton of
friends here
[18:46:46] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> Same
[18:52:38] <Calinou> hi, I installed Antergos on my PC in UEFI+GPT with
manual partitioning
[18:52:45] <Calinou> now it's stuck in a boot loop whenever the SSD is
plugged
[18:52:55] <Calinou> the PC tries to access UEFI, then reboots,
indefinitely
[18:53:01] <Calinou> even if I press the key to go to UEFI
[18:53:13] <Calinou> tried switching UEFIs around (I have two on my
motherboard)
[18:53:36] <Calinou> Aria22: here my friends use Telegram, thankfully
[18:53:41] <Calinou> WhatsApp and Skype are evil :)
[18:54:17] <Teleuforia> <xikuuky> @Calinou, Agreed
[18:54:23] <Aria22> Calinou: I agree with you on that...
[18:54:25] <Aria22> So is Facebook
[18:54:29] <Calinou> anyway I have a pretty bad problem :(
[18:54:33] <Calinou> not sure if I bricked the motherboard
[18:54:40] <Calinou> I did make an UEFI partition properly, the
partition manager told me all was OK
[18:54:53] <Calinou> thing is, if I unplug SSD, I can eventually get to
boot, with "no media found" message
[18:55:06] <Calinou> but then how do I reinstall Antergos on SSD (say,
in BIOS mode)?
[18:55:11] <Calinou> since I don't think I can hotplug it
[18:55:32] <Calinou> motherboard is a MSI Z77 MPower by the way
[18:55:35] <Aria22> That goes far beyond what I know.. *waits for
someone else to answer*
[18:55:46] <Calinou> at least I have my laptop for now, so I'm not left
PC-less
[18:55:52] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> * has never used ufei in his
life *
[18:56:05] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> uefi I mean
[18:56:29] <Teleuforia> <kerbingamer376> allways used bios mode
[18:57:24] <Calinou> I was able to boot in UEFI mode with Debian and
Fedora
[18:57:45] <Calinou> my hardware is not very recent, the CPU is an
i7-2600K, it's not like it's too recent
[19:02:43] <Calinou> guess I'll ask on forums as well
[19:06:25] <Aria22> Calinou: Maybe the SSD is broken, not the
motherboard?
[19:06:42] <Calinou> Aria22: I would be very surprised... I installed
Antergos on it just fine, without any errors in the process
[19:07:31] <Calinou> I will try unplugging it, installing Antergos on
HDD, and see if it boots
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[19:12:28] <Calinou> I'm now installing it on my secondary HDD, to see
if it's a SSD problem
[19:22:53] <Calinou> done, asked on forums
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[20:56:22] <Jurij> Can someone here answer questions about this guide:
https://antergos.com/wiki/hardware/graphics/bumblebee-for-nvidia-optimus/
??
[20:56:23] -FatalException- [http://is.gd/96N5eB] Bumblebee for NVIDIA
Optimus | Antergos Wiki
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[21:26:56] <Calinou> hey, I successfully installed Antergos :D
[21:29:55] <NanoSector> nice :)
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[21:32:34] <Calinou> loving it so far
[21:32:45] <Calinou> everything works out of the box, NVIDIA driver
preinstalled, can install software from AUR...
[21:32:53] <Calinou> KDE renders fonts as well as a Mac too, when set
right
[21:41:17] <Calinou> wow, Node.js 6.0.0 is already in repositories,
that's quite fast
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[22:04:30] <NanoSector> !pkg nodejs
[22:04:31] <FatalException> nodejs - Evented I/O for V8 javascript --
version 6.0.0-1 -
https://www.archlinux.org/packages/community/x86_64/nodejs
[22:04:35] <NanoSector> yup, that's fast
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[22:18:38] <Jurij> I want to edit Steam so that it would start with
optirun (Bumblebee) automatically when I click on the icon (GNOME 3
dock). I tried finding the .desktop, but there isn't one. What do I do
now?
[22:20:14] <NanoSector> it should be in /usr/share/applications/
[22:20:28] <NanoSector> though there is a gnome3 extension to launch
apps with optirun/primusrun
[22:20:33] <NanoSector> it's called optirun
[22:22:10] <Jurij> Ohhh so that's where it is. I was looking in
/.local/share/applications
[22:22:16] <Jurij> Thank you!
[22:23:08] <NanoSector> np :)
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[22:24:33] <Calinou> installed more stuff... the games I play are in AUR
:)
[22:24:39] <Calinou> even Git versions, like Minetest
[22:27:31] <NanoSector> :)
[22:28:05] <Calinou> btw I worked on French Cnchi translation a while
ago
[22:28:07] <Calinou> I should check it again, some strings aren't
translated
[22:28:15] <Calinou> also, very good work on Cnchi, the manual
partitioner is excellent
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[22:45:21] <Calinou> hmm, I've had Dolphin close while I was working
with it, but no crash dialog appeared
[22:45:26] <Calinou> did not click the close button or press Alt+F4
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[23:43:42] <ringo32> !
[23:44:16] <NanoSector> ?
[23:47:08] <ringo32> bored further on pff
[23:47:36] <NanoSector> :)
[23:48:25] <ringo32> must make a new antergos iso because 2016,04 has no
networkmanager
[23:48:26] <ringo32> pff
[23:48:36] <ringo32> need a new snapshot
[23:48:57] <ringo32> got one from december i think
[23:52:43] <MichaelTunnell> yea Arch is crazy fast . . . Cinnamon 3.0.1
was released on April 25th and Arch had it on April 25th
[23:53:19] <MichaelTunnell> ringo32: what? it has a networkmanager, it
couldn't install without a network
[23:54:02] <MichaelTunnell> Calinou: that's odd, Dolphin is usually the
most reliable for me.
[23:54:29] <MichaelTunnell> did it happen only the once?
[23:55:03] <ringo32> i find it odd also :)
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[23:55:07] <Tiedemann> MichaelTunnell, I think he means that it doesn't
install the network manager. It does install the openvpn package etc.
though so no clue how it is possible that it is missing
[23:55:27] <ringo32> pacman -Qs networkmanager gives other things
[23:55:32] <ringo32> but not networkmanager
[23:55:39] <ringo32> in gnome-boxes
[23:56:02] <ringo32> also systemctl list-unit-files | grep Network
[23:56:08] <ringo32> does not show it
[23:56:26] <ringo32> compared a bit with my own system also, i choosed
Xfce
[23:56:35] <Tiedemann> and my beloved xfce
Antergos ops
[05:12:11] <Wyn> @karasu0 https://github.com/Antergos/Cnchi/pull/588 [05:12:13] -FatalException- [http://is.gd/T45QqK] Tell the user where the log file is stored. by Wyn10 · Pull Request #588 · Antergos/Cnchi · GitHub [12:59:56] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> I should probably also talk here. [13:00:23] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> We have users who think it's a good idea to edit /etc/lsb_release or whatever it is to say they are using Arch Linux Rolling and then go to Arch Linux support channels. [13:00:48] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> I have tried to communicate that that is a bad idea and only makes Arch communities hate them and Antergos in general even more, but they aren't willing to listen. [13:01:06] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> I am also sadly not emotionless machine and ended up first kicking and then removing one user. [13:02:33] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> I also stated that I don't care anymore, people can call their Antergos Arch as much as they want and I don't care ops doing that either, they can only hurt themselves and Antergos. I have used vanilla Arch for a long time possibly even before I became Antergos op and I do it because of kindness just like the bridge bot between IRC and Telegram which is only getting negative feedback. [13:03:29] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> It shouldn't also come as surprise that I am not mentally healthy and that I also have my limits. I wish there were multiple people present at all times who could handle the matter more peacefully. [13:03:42] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> @karasu0 @Yoshi2889 @RottNKorpse @lots0logs Wyn [13:07:14] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> I guess forums are going to have long preach against me soon, but whatever [14:11:28] *** Quits: FatalException (~FatalExce@unaffiliated/yoshi2889/bot/fatalexception) (Remote host closed the connection) [14:11:48] *** Joins: FatalException (~FatalExce@unaffiliated/yoshi2889/bot/fatalexception) [14:11:48] *** ChanServ sets mode: +v FatalException [14:11:56] *** Quits: FatalException (~FatalExce@unaffiliated/yoshi2889/bot/fatalexception) (Remote host closed the connection) [14:12:13] *** Joins: FatalException (~FatalExce@unaffiliated/yoshi2889/bot/fatalexception) [14:12:13] *** ChanServ sets mode: +v FatalException [18:23:50] <Wyn> @Kissaela You can only do so much against stubborn users, don't put that on yourself. But kicking the user is not what you should be doing, at all. You are secondly pushing that user to go into the Arch channels by kicking this person. If the telegram bot is getting "only" negative feedback, what is the feedback you have received? [18:24:02] <Wyn> Should not be doing*. [18:24:32] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> I cannot prevent users from doing what they wish and as I have said, I am not emotionless machine. [18:25:00] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> The feedback I have gotten is that Telegram is horribly insecure and Antergos shjouldn't use it and promote propietary server software. [18:29:39] <Wyn> @Kissaela It does not give you a right the kick ringo32. You simply kicked without a discussion, and he's literally one of the more positive people on the channel. [18:30:21] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> @Kissaela, IRC isnt more secure [18:33:41] <NanoSector> Your kick doesn't make sense either [18:34:15] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> Do you wish that I leave Antergos or what do you want me to do? [18:34:28] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> Is everyone else allowed to feel aggressive sometimes when they are angry, but not me? [18:34:29] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> Why? [18:34:35] <NanoSector> I don't want you to do anything [18:34:49] <NanoSector> I'm just saying it doesn't make sense [18:34:52] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> @Yoshi2889, IRC doesn't store conversations anywhere which is safe assumption. Telegram does. [18:35:03] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> It does make perfect sense as I was angry and I am angry at you now. [18:36:31] <NanoSector> Why, because i told you your kick doesn't make sense? [18:36:56] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> Can someone explain to NanoSector that when people are angry they make inreasonable things? [18:37:25] <NanoSector> "I am angry at you now" [18:37:35] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> yes, because you cannot understand [18:37:47] <NanoSector> Yes, i can [18:38:55] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Ringo tried having a mature discussion [18:39:09] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> You kicked him for that [18:39:11] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Why? [18:39:50] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Why did you even get angry at him, I have the logs in front of me and don't see anything wrong [18:40:13] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> No, I kicked him for getting angry for them repeating endlessly "Antergos is Arch" and "I can edit lsb_release so it says Arch and go to ask Arch for support" [18:40:31] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Why did that make you angry? [18:40:43] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> because it's stupid and I have told them multiple times [18:41:06] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> You could simply have said that you do not want such things in the channel [18:41:25] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> and they would have went directly to Arch channels [18:41:26] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> That it is against the rules [18:42:02] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> I don't think it has been documented in the rules and I consider kicks as warning, as more action would have been remove [18:42:07] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> If he then still wouldn't have shut up about it you could've kicked him for ignoring the warning [18:42:28] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Kicks aren't warnings, IMO [18:42:40] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> they have been since IRC was invented [18:43:05] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> In the SMF team I'd have my moderation powers suspended for an action like this [18:43:17] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> And where is that said? [18:43:18] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> bye [18:43:29] <Teleuforia> <Kissaela> I am leaving to cry somewhere now and if I decide to jump under metro thamk yourself of it [18:43:48] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> Stop being such a drama queen [18:47:58] <Wyn> reading this is embarrassing more then anything...like we already have enough on our plate regarding community activity [18:51:32] <Teleuforia> <Yoshi2889> It sure is embarrassing [19:08:25] *** Joins: SuchAntiSpam (~SuchAnti@antispammeta/doge/bot/suchantispam) [19:08:25] *** ChanServ sets mode: +v SuchAntiSpam [23:22:02] <MichaelTunnell> um ok wow so lets address this. [23:22:28] <MichaelTunnell> Mikaela: a kick is not a warning . . . a "hey this is a warning, don't do blah", that's a warning. [23:22:44] <MichaelTunnell> a kick is "GTFO but you can come back". Ban is GTFO forever. [23:23:28] <NanoSector> yes, that is how i see kicks as well [23:23:48] <MichaelTunnell> Antergos IS Arch technically speaking and if someone goes through the effort to try and solve their problem before asking in the Arch channels the Arch channels will be fine with helping Antergos users. I have discussed this with people in the Arch channels. [23:24:28] <MichaelTunnell> the issue is Antergos brands itself as "for everyone" which is not true and thus brings in people who won't put any real effort in and then asking Arch channels without putting in effort . . . that is what they hate. [23:24:40] <NanoSector> you do mean that we try to solve their problem first, right? [23:24:54] <MichaelTunnell> I left helping in the Arch channel because I got sick of the Manjaro people yelling at me for not helping with a distro I wasn't even using. [23:25:06] <MichaelTunnell> NanoSector: that's what I meant to say yes [23:25:10] <NanoSector> aight [23:25:19] <NanoSector> i didn't know that, but that's cool [23:26:31] <MichaelTunnell> so yea the Arch channel does not hate people for asking help with Antergos, they hate it when people ask for help when they've not attempted to solve it themselves. Arch is all about "solve it yourself" first so that is perfectly reasonable stance. [23:26:53] <NanoSector> that sounds reasonable indeed [23:27:00] <Wyn> MichaelTunnell: also address this with Mikaela: <@Teleuforia> <Kissaela> I am leaving to cry somewhere now and if I decide to jump under metro thamk yourself of it [23:27:18] <NanoSector> yes, that was uncalled for [23:27:30] <Wyn> this type of stuff shouldnt be said here at all [23:27:33] <MichaelTunnell> kicking people because you disagree with Antergos being Arch or not, is absurd and not acceptable. IT is NEVER acceptable to kick someone just because of a difference of opinion. [23:28:11] <NanoSector> MichaelTunnell, i did try to explain exactly that [23:28:56] <MichaelTunnell> Mikaela: you are certainly entitled to be angry but you have power in this community, power that others do not so NO you do NOT have the right to invoke that power just because you are angry. If you become angry and want to not continue the conversation then, leave the conversation. [23:29:24] <NanoSector> and that is easier said than done [23:29:45] <NanoSector> but just count to 10 before replying, it helps [23:29:46] <MichaelTunnell> NanoSector: certainly, I agree. I have had to stop myself on multiple occasions but the thing is, I always stop myself. [23:29:56] <NanoSector> yes, i am guilty of that too [23:30:09] <NanoSector> but sometimes i don't stop [23:31:15] <MichaelTunnell> Mikaela: in relation to the leaving to cry. That is unfortunate and I wish nothing but the best for you. However, you made a mistake and that is that. You have to just deal with the mistake and try to make up for it. [23:31:23] <NanoSector> either way i wasn't trying to pick a fight with the convo today or even try to make anyone angry [23:31:47] <MichaelTunnell> NanoSector: I know, I'm just responding to the parts where I think I should. [23:32:23] <NanoSector> yes, that's fine, i'm just outputting my thoughts [23:32:40] <MichaelTunnell> Telegram does have less security in a very very nice sense of having a central server. That's why I want the bot renamed to Telegram something so people know it's happening immediately. If they want to leave the chat because of it then that is fine. [23:33:07] <MichaelTunnell> Telegram was a fantastic idea to be added to the channels and it has brought more activity from Antergos team in, that by itself is worth it for the channel. [23:33:15] <NanoSector> doesn't freenode have central servers as well, though? [23:33:28] <NanoSector> even though they supposedly don't store messages [23:33:40] <Wyn> I brought up the bot being renamed to Telegram as well. [23:33:43] <MichaelTunnell> NanoSector: I think so but I can't guarantee on the message part [23:34:07] <NanoSector> either way it's irrelevant, they're both not secure as anyone could just join and publish the logs somewhere [23:34:17] <MichaelTunnell> NanoSector: agreed [23:34:41] <MichaelTunnell> which is why I want it obvious and then users can decide to care or not. This way we never have to care. :) [23:34:49] <NanoSector> true [23:35:04] <Wyn> thats what i said 2+ weeks ago lul [23:36:19] <MichaelTunnell> that final thing I will comment on. Mikaela telling people to blame themselves for a terrible decision of suicide is appalling and not remotely acceptable. If you do decide to do it, which of course I hope you don't because that would be awful . . . but if you do, that would be your decision, not anyone here or in the main channel. [23:36:39] <MichaelTunnell> yes there are people who are vile assholes in some places but that's not us so to say that is offensive to us. [23:37:26] <MichaelTunnell> well at least it is offensive to me . . . I can't speak for everyone but I'd comfortable with assuming they agree. [23:38:39] <NanoSector> i felt bad and kind of angry because i was the one being blamed while i didn't intend any harm [23:39:36] <NanoSector> so, apologies for my drama queen comment [23:40:49] <MichaelTunnell> NanoSector: I understand. I would feel the same. I hate to hear people talking about killing themselves. I know people who have done it and it is something I'll never truly get over but to blame others for that action is appalling to me. [23:41:11] <NanoSector> :( [23:41:42] <MichaelTunnell> I often try to help those who express such comments but I'm not a doctor so I can't truly do anything but listen and I always try to be there for people who want me to be but even then that's not enough. [23:42:46] <MichaelTunnell> I realize that and I couldn't help the person who I knew that did it but that does not mean it was my fault or anyone else's so that kind of statement infuriates me. In the most, understanding and sympathetic way possible. [23:42:54] <NanoSector> you're doing your best MichaelTunnell [23:43:10] <MichaelTunnell> All problems are temporary problems and suicide is a permanent solution to temporary problems. [23:44:14] <MichaelTunnell> NanoSector: I like to think so
2016-05-02
The Antergos drama isn’t over and I had therapy session in the beginning of this day. However I really didn’t want to talk about yesterday, so I lied about there being nothing (sorry).
Afterwards the new drama starts, I am added to Telegram groupchats (practically meaning no logs) and if you have read more of my blog than just this, you can probably think by yourself why I got upset.
Group1: Arabic spam where I just reported it as spam and left and changed my privacy settings that only my contacts (people who have my number) can add me to groups.
Group2: Here I was added by contact, friend of pre-transition-me whom with I have had no contact since then with one exception of when I joined Telegram and they got notification of it.
Anyway, back to the group. Entirely random people where I see my name mentioned multiple times and some NSFW material (at family friendly group?). I replied to those lines that “yes, they should add me to the group if they asked me and I said yes” and “I am not interested in NSFW groups” or something like that (there being logs would be easier).
I left (without reporting the group for spam as people who have your phone number for whatever reason just cannot be spammers) and discussed it with the person doing the adding and person whom I thought was my friend.
With person 1, I requested them to not add me to groups without asking me first, linked to my blog for explanation and also suggested them to read Telegram spam FAQ to understand what people can consider as spam.
With person 2, I gave screenshots of relevant parts of the discussion with person 1, who then went “I don’t believe person 3 has done any emotional abuse” and went to talk about person 3 about it which when I learned it caused me to just block both people after saying person 2 “You don’t go to rapist telling that their victim has bad experience with them” and if you know my temper already, you understand the question I asked also before blocking “why do I have to go to absolutes with everyone?”.
I also removed person 2 from my IRC channel which made them go to entirely unrelated channel and take the drama there (which has it’s own share of drama and really doesn’t need other dramas) calling me as false-friend and telling me to stop playing with their feelings (having feelings is apparently a privilege and I am not allowed to have them, they have no idea on drama #1 though even if I mentioned it).
And as I said, this was Telegram and I have no logs, so we can probably return to Antergos and the drama number three.
2016-05-03
G’Day. After attending the antergos irc support chat for a while, I am wondering what is going on over there. I wonder if it is tolerable that a channel operator who is constantly talking about his/her? off topic sexual transgender problems/frustrations (like having to take medication to suppress sexual desire or getting the testicles removed in the nearer future or everyyone except him/her having sexual intercourse ) in a linux distro support irc group is banning people on the base of personal preferences without any justificable reasons.
Flashback to drama #1, you should by now have a good idea on what happened and in case you know me or my blog, you don’t need to have the facts, but I must probably explain them to new readers.
First we must probably visit the rules of the IRC channel to know
General talk about other topics is allowed if it does not interfere with the main topic of the channel.
And then to the other things that were said.
- You now by now that I am not entirely mentally healthy, but what is not said yet is that at nightime I get often worse and can be more talkative about transness than on other times.
- I have no sexual problems/frustation. I am happy and proud asexual which means I don’t feel sexual attraction towards anyone. I also don’t feel “sexual desire” at all and have no idea what is this person talking about.
- Yes, I will have orchiectomy which is removal of testicles hopefully in near future. Thank you for giving me the excuse to talk about it on my blog as I might not go to futher surgeries after that and trans women who only get orchiectomy are stealth or not so visible for other reasons and I can be as visible as I want on my blog and hopefully help others that way. I often get feedback on IRC thanking either of my IRC related articles or making them understand LGBT* issues better etc.
- Who was banned? I don’t remember banning anyone or doing it by personal preferences, but if we were Ubuntu or someone else, you would have violated the Code of Conduct and would have good reason for banning.
Bottom line
The best weapon against the lies is the truth.
This is what happened from my point of view with feeling suicidal three times. I am a human with feelings/emotions, not superhuman or robot without them. This means that I also make mistakes and I am sorry for them.
However I again feel better after writing this and I should really write more.
More about me
In case you are interested in reading more about me, I suggest
- /about which is my about page and in the bottom contains links to my-life-related posts where this one doesn’t belong due to happening mostly online.
- /irc for the previously mentioned IRC posts which also include two posts about umode+g which explain why I am unhappy with private messages which come without my explicit permission.
- /blog for the other blog posts I have written about random subjects.