--- Log opened Thu Nov 06 00:00:17 2008 00:02 * pixelgeek offline 'til later 00:05 -!- pixelgeek [i=86868b47@gateway/web/ajax/mibbit.com/x-12edd0857431d84b] has quit ["http://www.mibbit.com ajax IRC Client"] 00:21 -!- gilan_ [n=gilan@unaffiliated/gilan] has quit [Remote closed the connection] 01:26 -!- Coolname007 [i=0c9b0c85@gateway/web/ajax/mibbit.com/x-8e0e0cc769843ed3] has joined #synfig 01:27 < Coolname007> i'm back! AGAIN!!!!! 01:27 < Coolname007> u there, pabs or pixelgeek? 01:28 < Coolname007> i came here earlier, but got no response from ANYONE, so i left!!! 01:28 < Coolname007> just warning u! 01:28 < Coolname007> seconds until leaving chat room: 10 01:29 < Coolname007> 1 01:29 < Coolname007> 2... 01:29 < Coolname007> 2 1/2 01:29 < Coolname007> 3 01:30 < Coolname007> 4 01:30 < Coolname007> there akhil? 01:30 < Coolname007> zanqdo? 01:30 < Coolname007> 5 01:30 < Coolname007> 6 01:30 < ZanQdo> yo 01:30 < Coolname007> cool! 01:30 < ZanQdo> whats up m8 01:30 < Coolname007> so where's pabs? 01:30 < Coolname007> pixelgeek? 01:31 < Coolname007> r u an administrator of synfig too? 01:31 < ZanQdo> nope 01:31 < Coolname007> hmm.. 01:31 < Coolname007> know anything about synfig? 01:31 < ZanQdo> a bit 01:32 < Coolname007> ok...what do u think of the program opening with FIVE windows, instead of the usual one? 01:33 < ZanQdo> yah that can suck in windows 01:33 < ZanQdo> in linux its not that bad 01:33 < ZanQdo> you just open in a new desktop 01:33 < Coolname007> oh.. 01:33 < Coolname007> so what version of linux do u have? 01:34 < Coolname007> ubuntu? 01:34 < ZanQdo> open suse 01:34 < Coolname007> hmm...never heard of it!! 01:34 < Coolname007> of course...i don't know much about linux! 01:35 < Coolname007> so how different is the problem in linux? 01:39 -!- factor [n=factor@ip70-189-85-196.ok.ok.cox.net] has joined #synfig 01:39 < ZanQdo> well its just the interfaces in linux like KDE offer a lot of tools to manage stuff like this 01:49 -!- Coolname007 [i=0c9b0c85@gateway/web/ajax/mibbit.com/x-8e0e0cc769843ed3] has quit ["http://www.mibbit.com ajax IRC Client"] 01:58 -!- ZanQdo [n=Daniel@201.201.2.22] has quit ["Adios"] 02:00 -!- Coolname007 [i=0c9b0c85@gateway/web/ajax/mibbit.com/x-4a92c037c0d27868] has joined #synfig 02:00 < Coolname007> what kind of picture format works in synfig? 02:01 < Coolname007> i tried to open a jpg. but it didn't work! 02:01 < Coolname007> does png work in synfig? 02:01 < Coolname007> yes...i know what ur thinking!!! Coolname007 has returned? 02:02 < Coolname007> yes! yes, i have! 02:02 < Coolname007> so what type? 02:03 < Coolname007> *twirling fingers* 02:03 < Coolname007> :D 02:03 < Coolname007> :( 02:03 < Coolname007> :/ 02:03 < Coolname007> :O 02:03 < Coolname007> ;) 02:03 < Coolname007> :) 02:03 < Coolname007> :( 02:03 < Coolname007> still waiting... 02:04 < Coolname007> MAN! this place must be DEAD! 02:04 < Coolname007> :/ 02:04 < Coolname007> :s 02:04 < Coolname007> :) 02:04 < Coolname007> :( 02:05 < Coolname007> 20 mins and counting! 02:05 < Coolname007> 20 min, 50 secs 02:06 < Coolname007> 21 min 02:06 < Coolname007> ok! i waited a FULL hour now! and no body's responded! 02:06 < Coolname007> :( 02:08 < Coolname007> MAN! this is annoying! 02:08 < Coolname007> HE...LLO!!!! 02:08 < Coolname007> HEL...LO!! 02:09 < Coolname007> that's it! 02:09 < Coolname007> i am OUT of here! 02:09 < Coolname007> :( 02:09 -!- Coolname007 [i=0c9b0c85@gateway/web/ajax/mibbit.com/x-4a92c037c0d27868] has left #synfig [] 02:15 -!- Fatalnix [n=bhodgins@cpe-76-179-61-174.maine.res.rr.com] has joined #synfig 02:15 < Fatalnix> Hey. 02:18 < Fatalnix> So where was I... 02:24 < pabs3> hi Fatalnix 02:29 < Fatalnix> I wish sourceforge had git 02:29 < Fatalnix> heh 02:30 * pabs3 also 02:31 < pabs3> dooglus: about the missing/unreadable plugins, perhaps synfig should raise an error or something and studio should display it when loading? 02:32 < pabs3> s/loading/drawing/ 02:32 < Fatalnix> wait... synfig uses aalib!? 02:36 < pabs3> nope 02:37 < pabs3> perhaps it is pulled in by ffmpeg or imagemagick 02:38 < Fatalnix> wow, etl compiled very quick and clean 02:38 < Fatalnix> Now for the core 02:39 < pabs3> etl is just templates, doesn't compile 02:40 < Fatalnix> Ah I see. 02:40 < Fatalnix> ... autoreconf faiure... **sigh 02:41 < Fatalnix> Makefile.am:6: required directory ./libltdl does not exist 02:41 < pabs3> did u libtoolize? 02:41 < Fatalnix> I don't know why I should have to 02:43 < pabs3> it chucks libltdl into the source tree 02:43 < Fatalnix> Yeah, but what I don't understand is why it isn't already there, unless its not a common requirement 02:43 < Fatalnix> yeah I ran all of that and I get the same thing after an aclocal 02:43 < pabs3> you are using an svn checkout? 02:44 < Fatalnix> yup 02:44 -!- akagogo [n=carlos@201.230.238.22] has joined #synfig 02:52 < Fatalnix> stupid libstdl 02:52 < Fatalnix> ltdl* 02:55 -!- pixelgeek [n=chatzill@c-24-20-143-224.hsd1.or.comcast.net] has joined #synfig 02:55 < pixelbot> ( pixelgeek ) pixelgeek Hi there! 02:58 -!- Yaco [n=Franco@201.255.223.20] has quit [Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)] 03:46 < pixelgeek> sorry, but it made me laugh - http://images.stage6.com/channel_images/refuselife/46b04019063ef.jpg 03:51 -!- akagogo [n=carlos@201.230.238.22] has quit ["Ex-Chat"] 03:52 < pabs3> pixelgeek: URL doesn't seem to work for me 03:53 < pixelgeek> Try this one? http://bp0.blogger.com/_-aa_97QMwyM/RreBYCr3t-I/AAAAAAAAAGs/UpuFj-31Rbc/s1600-h/46b04019063ef.jpg 03:54 < pixelgeek> Or here - http://www.dumpert.nl/mediabase/foto/9ec8708a_syntax_20error.jpg 04:00 < pabs3> heh 04:01 * pixelgeek getting sick again - going to get an early night tonight. 04:01 < pabs3> :( 04:02 < pixelgeek> Say hi to Coolname007 from me if you see him. 04:02 < pixelgeek> 'night all 04:02 < pabs3> :) 04:02 < pabs3> nite 04:19 -!- mercury__ [n=chatzill@189.143.238.198] has joined #synfig 04:23 -!- pixelgeek [n=chatzill@c-24-20-143-224.hsd1.or.comcast.net] has quit [Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)] 04:50 -!- Yaco [n=Franco@201.255.249.104] has joined #synfig 05:02 -!- akagogo_ [n=carlos@201.230.238.22] has joined #synfig 05:02 -!- akagogo_ [n=carlos@201.230.238.22] has quit [Client Quit] 05:06 -!- akagogo [n=carlos@201.230.238.22] has joined #synfig 05:07 < pabs3> oooh http://lwn.net/Articles/305663/ 05:14 < CIA-60> synfig: pabs3 * r2155 /synfig-core/trunk/src/synfig/gradient.cpp: Use the l printf length modifier when printing the value of long ints, fixes a compiler warning in the gradient code. 05:25 -!- akagogo [n=carlos@201.230.238.22] has quit ["Ex-Chat"] 05:29 -!- Fatalnix [n=bhodgins@cpe-76-179-61-174.maine.res.rr.com] has quit [Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)] 05:35 -!- akagogo [n=carlos@201.230.238.22] has joined #synfig 05:42 -!- Netsplit lindbohm.freenode.net <-> irc.freenode.net quits: jrabbit 05:44 < CIA-60> synfig: pabs3 * r2156 /ETL/trunk/ETL/_pen.h: Don't ignore type qualifiers on a couple of ETL pen functions, fixes a couple of GCC warnings. 05:45 -!- Netsplit over, joins: jrabbit 05:55 < CIA-60> synfig: pabs3 * r2157 /synfig-studio/trunk/src/gtkmm/state_draw.cpp: Use the z printf length modifier when printing the value of size_t values, fixes a compiler warning in the draw tool code. 05:56 < AkhIL> he-he CIA have a lot of work again! 06:25 < CIA-60> synfig: pabs3 * r2158 /synfig-core/trunk/src/synfig/time.cpp: Initialise a couple of values before using them. 06:31 < pabs3> dooglus: there is one more warning: type qualifiers ignored on function return type in nodebase.h, but I wasn't able to figure out how to fix it 06:46 -!- genete [n=chatzill@79.108.35.41.dyn.user.ono.com] has joined #synfig 07:13 -!- genete [n=chatzill@79.108.35.41.dyn.user.ono.com] has quit ["ChatZilla 0.9.83 [Firefox 3.0.3/2008092510]"] 07:31 -!- akagogo [n=carlos@201.230.238.22] has quit ["Ex-Chat"] 08:11 -!- genete [i=d90c1031@gateway/web/ajax/mibbit.com/x-2884e1798b3521fe] has joined #synfig 08:13 < genete> who won the presidential elections in US? 08:13 * genete hides 08:14 < mercury__> osama 08:15 * genete still being hidden 08:27 -!- mercury__ [n=chatzill@189.143.238.198] has quit ["ChatZilla 0.9.83 [Firefox 3.0.3/2008092417]"] 09:04 -!- pabspabspabs [n=pabs@d122-104-118-138.per9.wa.optusnet.com.au] has joined #synfig 09:10 < dooglus> pabspabspabs: how do I see this warning of which you speak? 09:11 < dooglus> perhaps I need to be using g++-4.3? 09:11 -!- pabs3 [n=pabs@d122-104-118-138.per9.wa.optusnet.com.au] has quit [Nick collision from services.] 09:11 -!- pabspabspabs is now known as pabs3 09:11 < pabs3> compiling synfig should be enough to see it 09:12 < pabs3> I did make install 2>&1 | egrep '(error|warning)' 09:12 < pabs3> this was with optimisation=0 and debug on 09:12 < pabs3> yeah, prob need to be using 4.3 09:16 < dooglus> right. 4.3 shows them 09:16 < dooglus> that's a warning about the sigc code 09:16 < dooglus> nothing to do with us 09:16 < dooglus> it's saying that there's no point declaring a function to return 'const int' 09:17 < dooglus> it returns an int - and the caller can change it if it wants, whether the function says it's 'const' or not 09:17 < dooglus> the 'const' modifier on the return type is ignored 09:17 -!- Atrus[work] [n=Atrus@212.13.105.143] has joined #synfig 09:17 -!- Atrus[work] [n=Atrus@212.13.105.143] has quit [Client Quit] 09:18 < pabs3> no, theres one in the nodebase.h 09:18 < pabs3> well, 2 09:18 < pabs3> and also some in sigc 09:21 < dooglus> genete's machine doesn't have g++-4.3 and my laptop is v. slow 09:21 < pabs3> dooglus: which gcc version do you normally use? 09:22 < pabs3> ah 09:22 < dooglus> changing lines 88-89 of nodebase.h to: 09:22 < dooglus> PX_DEFINE_FUNC_CONST0(get_parents, NodeList) 09:22 < dooglus> PX_DEFINE_FUNC_CONST0(get_children, NodeList) 09:22 < dooglus> fixes the problem when building node.cpp 09:22 < dooglus> does it break anything? 09:22 < pabs3> hmm, ok 09:22 < pabs3> not sure 09:22 < dooglus> ah, I can do the full build on genete's machine 09:22 < pabs3> :D 09:23 < dooglus> I just won't see the warnungs 09:23 < dooglus> the achtungs? 09:23 < pabs3> that should be ok 09:23 < dooglus> seems to be ok - just removing the 'const ' from both lines stops all the warnings 09:24 < pabs3> dooglus: did you see the roadmap page btw? 09:24 < dooglus> I didn't 09:24 < pabs3> page/thread 09:24 < dooglus> not since the first post 09:24 < pabs3> http://synfig.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=255&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&start=15 09:24 < dooglus> ok 09:30 < genete> dooglus, pabs3: Zelgadis did a roadmap draft and it is posted in http://synfig.org/Roadmap 09:30 < genete> I would like to continue working on it t have a whole picture of synfig project 09:36 < rore> lalalalahi 09:36 < dooglus> pabs3: recently I've been building on genete's ubuntu 8.04, which has g++-4.2. He's planning to upgrade to 8.10 soon, if it's compatible with his graphics card 09:36 < genete> happy day rore! 09:36 < rore> hm, I didn't see that image version of the roadmap. To me it seems that a text version would work even better 09:37 < genete> rore: ??? it is just an image! 09:37 < dooglus> pabs3: notice that nodebase.h is only included from node.cpp, and that commenting out its #include from node.cpp seems to have no ill effects at all. seems it's not used at all. 09:37 < rore> genete: that's what I said. An image. I would prefer a text. 09:39 < dooglus> genete: it's http://synfig.org/Image:Roadmap.jpg 09:39 < rore> genete: at the moment there's 2 "columns" of suggestion, making them look as opposed suggestions, but they are not, it's just the way it's presented in the image. That's what I don't like about it :p 09:39 < pabs3> dooglus: hmm, true 09:39 < pabs3> rore: for text we have extensive wishlist page 09:39 < pabs3> s/have/have the/ 09:40 < rore> yeah, but it's not sorted at all, and there's some double wishes. 09:40 < rore> Anyway, nevermind 09:40 < pabs3> true 09:41 < dooglus> pabs3: seen the src/synfig/proto directory too? I doubt we need that either. 09:41 < genete> rore: this is just a draf and it was made with freemind. If we could include an freemind applet in the web you can browse it. Even you can download the .mm file and open with freemind in your computer 09:42 < pabs3> dooglus: that dir doesn't seem to exist any more 09:42 < pabs3> https://synfig.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/synfig/synfig-core/trunk/src/synfig/proto 09:43 < genete> rore: and regarding the "two columns" it is just a kind of organization of the branches. I don't see them opposited 09:50 < dooglus> pabs3: I'll comment out the #include of nodebase.h - I don't see how it's being used anywhere 09:55 < pabs3> dooglus: perhaps remove it altogether? 09:56 < dooglus> pabs3: I'm thinking maybe it will be useful at some point 09:56 < pabs3> hmm, ok 10:00 < dooglus> I know in the past when I've made what I thought to be safe changes to the node code, subtle bugs were introduced - like the one fixed in r1516 10:07 < CIA-60> synfig: dooglus * r2159 /synfig-core/trunk/src/synfig/ (node.cpp nodebase.h): nodebase.h appears to be unused. Mark it as such, and don't include it into node.cpp. 10:07 < CIA-60> synfig: dooglus * r2160 /synfig-core/trunk/src/synfig/nodebase.h: 'const' is ignored in the return type of functions, so don't specify it. 10:52 -!- jrabbit [n=babyseal@64-126-53-193.dyn.everestkc.net] has quit [Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)] 11:02 < genete> I've been playing a bit with imported avi into synfig using ffmpeg 11:02 < genete> and it is a little ... silly to seek from the beggining of the file each time you click 11:02 < genete> in a different position in the timeliene 11:03 < genete> specially if the click is a frame before the current one 11:03 < pabs3> quite 11:03 < pabs3> need to reimplement it using libav instead 11:04 < genete> I think that it can be rewriten in a better way just enabling reverse seeking from the current frame 11:04 < pabs3> I mean add import to the libav module 11:04 < genete> yes, I read that 11:04 < pabs3> it isn't possible to seek in pipes 11:05 < pabs3> but maybe you could tell ffmpeg to just output one frame 11:05 < genete> yes, I've noticed :) I did a modification yesterday and it said that the file wasn't a ppm :) 11:05 < genete> I think that something can be done to make it faster. 11:05 < genete> for example remove the console output 11:06 < genete> I think on a movie of several minutes and get scaried 11:07 < genete> is there any module for libav already in synfig? 11:07 < pabs3> yes, it only does output though 11:07 < pabs3> actually just need to be able to tell ffmpeg which frame to start at 11:08 < pabs3> hmm, looks like -t might do it 11:08 < genete> I read yesterday the module for ffmpeg and didn't understood some thing on it 11:08 < genete> (like usual :)) 11:10 < pabs3> ahh, actually -ss might do it 11:11 < pabs3> yep -ss seems to do it 11:13 < pabs3> genete: does your version of ffmpeg accept -ss ? 11:13 < genete> maybe dooglus can respond to that 11:13 < pabs3> ffmpeg -ss 1 -i foo.avi -an -f image2pipe -vcodec ppm foo.ppm 11:13 < genete> I cannot acces to it now 11:15 < genete> the version I have is the standard from ubuntu repositories 11:19 < genete> anyway pabs3, the problem is not the ffmpeg command, the problem is the seek function too in ffmpeg module. 11:20 < genete> To seek to an speciphic frame it grabs the frames from the current one ot the desired frame and it the desired frame is smaller than the current one it seeks from the beggining 11:20 < pabs3> sure, but for the module to seek more efficiently it needs to know which ffmpeg command-line option to use 11:20 < genete> yes 11:20 < pabs3> so it can seek to the right frame 11:20 < pabs3> I'm adding that now 11:20 < genete> coooooooolio 11:37 < CIA-60> synfig: pabs3 * r2161 /synfig-core/trunk/src/modules/mod_ffmpeg/mptr_ffmpeg.cpp: Speed up reverse seeking in the ffmpeg importer by using the ffmpeg -ss option to tell ffmpeg to seek to the right frame. 11:48 -!- ZanQdo [n=Daniel@201.201.2.22] has joined #synfig 12:25 -!- AkhIL [n=akhilman@92-125-60-96-xdsl-dynamic.kuzbass.net] has quit [Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)] 12:25 -!- AkhIL [n=akhilman@92-125-60-96-xdsl-dynamic.kuzbass.net] has joined #synfig 12:43 < genete> pabs3: so is it possible to drag the time cursor now when a video is loaded? 12:44 < genete> AkhIL: good news to you: direct movie file import is possible now :) 12:56 -!- rubikcube [n=kvirc@dslc-082-082-089-204.pools.arcor-ip.net] has joined #synfig 13:15 -!- factor [n=factor@ip70-189-85-196.ok.ok.cox.net] has quit [Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)] 13:28 -!- factor [n=factor@ip70-189-85-196.ok.ok.cox.net] has joined #synfig 13:36 -!- genete [i=d90c1031@gateway/web/ajax/mibbit.com/x-2884e1798b3521fe] has quit ["http://www.mibbit.com ajax IRC Client"] 13:44 < pabs3> genete: it was possible before, this just means it won't take as long 13:45 < AkhIL> I like sequences much more then video files 13:54 < pabs3> why is that? 13:55 < pabs3> (I presume you mean sequences of images using the list importer) 13:58 < dooglus> genete's ffmpeg says: "ffmpeg: missing argument for option '-ss'" 13:59 < dooglus> (if I run just ffmpeg -ss) 14:32 -!- Yaco [n=Franco@201.255.249.104] has quit [Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)] 14:32 -!- Yaco [n=Franco@201.255.223.211] has joined #synfig 14:37 < pabs3> dooglus: the argument is in seconds or hh:mm:ss.frame 14:37 < pabs3> sounds like it supports it though 14:40 < dooglus> pabs3: right. I still see a lot of seeking though 14:50 -!- factor [n=factor@ip70-189-85-196.ok.ok.cox.net] has quit ["Leaving"] 15:00 -!- jrabbit [n=babyseal@64-126-53-193.dyn.everestkc.net] has joined #synfig 15:06 -!- Zelgadis [n=zelgadis@92.124.229.8] has joined #synfig 15:21 -!- prokoudine [n=avp@beacon.altlinux.ru] has joined #synfig 15:23 -!- tatica [n=tatica@nelug/designer/tatica] has quit [Remote closed the connection] 15:30 -!- tatica [n=tatica@nelug/designer/tatica] has joined #synfig 15:31 -!- akagogo [n=carlos@201.230.239.24] has joined #synfig 15:40 -!- rubikcube [n=kvirc@dslc-082-082-089-204.pools.arcor-ip.net] has quit ["KVIrc 3.4.0 Virgo"] 15:47 -!- akagogo [n=carlos@201.230.239.24] has quit ["Ex-Chat"] 16:31 -!- Zelgadis [n=zelgadis@92.124.229.8] has quit ["Schastlivo!"] 16:33 < pabs3> dooglus: yeah, -ss is only for seeking backwards (it kills ffmpeg and runs it again). for seeking forward it just reads more frames 16:33 < pabs3> I guess seeking forward could be sped up by just reading data and not putting it into a surface object 16:34 < pabs3> libav would be better though 16:34 < dooglus> I've not looked at that module at all so far 16:34 < dooglus> I wonder if some sort of caching would be possible / desirable 16:35 < dooglus> or would libav just solve all these problems? 16:35 < pabs3> caching might be possible 16:36 < pabs3> libav would mean that seeking is sane, it would just skip to the right location in the file 16:36 < pabs3> instead of reading a whole lot of data 16:37 < pabs3> the code to ffplay from ffmpeg would probably help implement a libav importer 16:37 -!- genete [i=d90c1031@gateway/web/ajax/mibbit.com/x-4ea484cfacf51924] has joined #synfig 16:37 -!- rubikcube [n=kvirc@dslc-082-082-089-204.pools.arcor-ip.net] has joined #synfig 16:38 < dooglus> as I understand it, a certain amount of work is required to jump to a certain point in a .avi movie 16:38 < dooglus> since each frame only contains the incremental differences from the previous frame 16:38 < dooglus> except for the occasional keyframe, which is complete frame 16:40 < pabs3> yeah, similar for other formats. I imagine it is less work to skip from the start to the end than to decode the whole video though 16:40 < pabs3> point is, by using libav we can do the skipping, with ffmpeg to a pipe we can't 16:41 < pabs3> hmm, maybe if the new frame is too far away in the future, the ffmpeg importer could kill the current ffmpeg and start it at the new time 16:46 -!- mercury__ [n=chatzill@189.143.238.198] has joined #synfig 17:35 -!- Yaco [n=Franco@201.255.223.211] has quit [Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)] 17:35 -!- Yaco [n=Franco@201.255.214.184] has joined #synfig 17:36 -!- Yaco [n=Franco@201.255.214.184] has quit [Remote closed the connection] 17:36 -!- Yaco [n=Franco@201.255.214.184] has joined #synfig 18:07 -!- tatica_ [n=tatica@host-190-15-162-189.movilmax.com] has joined #synfig 18:11 -!- tatica [n=tatica@nelug/designer/tatica] has quit [Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)] 18:29 < CIA-60> synfig: dooglus * r2162 /synfig-studio/trunk/src/gtkmm/canvasview.cpp: Update the scrollbar that controls the time ruler along the bottom of the canvas when the start and end time of the movie is modified. Previously it wasn't updating immediately. 18:31 < dooglus> I just went to close down some browser tabs and came back the the 'happy and you know it' pic - http://bp0.blogger.com/_-aa_97QMwyM/RreBYCr3t-I/AAAAAAAAAGs/UpuFj-31Rbc/s1600-h/46b04019063ef.jpg 18:31 < dooglus> what's that in the reflection? 18:33 < genete> Last line says: "If you're happy and you know it, and you really want to show it, If you're happy and you know it, syntax error!" 18:34 < genete> and the reflection is a person making the photo 18:35 < genete> and an oven? 18:35 < genete> an open door? 18:35 < genete> I don't see the joke of the text in the computer though 18:39 < rore> no joke. Or maybe a very weird MS-DOS user joke :) 18:40 < rubikcube> probably the latter 18:40 < dooglus> genete: it's a reference to this song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SBDd0MbOONQ 18:40 < rore> looks like my father playing with the shell "$ bonjour // bash: bonjour: command not found // $ grrr // bash: grrr: command not found" 18:41 < genete> 03:46 < pixelgeek> sorry, but it made me laugh - http://images.stage6.com/channel_images/refuselife/46b04019063ef.jpg 18:43 < dooglus> I meant the person. it's a naked woman? the shape is confusing me. 18:43 < genete> poor woman ... 18:45 < genete> dooglus: take a look to this diagram: http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k74/Genete/synfig/Bend1.png 18:45 < genete> and now look this one: http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k74/Genete/synfig/Bend2.png 18:46 < rore> (looks like a person with a large sweater in front of a computer chair) 18:46 < genete> what would we obtain if we use the context instead of a gradient object with the closest point algorithm we were studying the other day? 18:51 < dooglus> (i can't see any chair) 18:52 < genete> the person is standing up according to the photo orientation 18:52 < dooglus> genete: what's your question about? are A and B 2 vertices of a curvegradient? or what? 18:53 < genete> A and B define a straight line and A' and B' define the start and end of a bline 18:54 < genete> I would like to deform the 2D space according to the difference between AB and A'B' 18:54 < genete> both are animatable but AB is always a straight segment 18:54 < genete> like the warp layer 18:54 < genete> but with a single bline 18:54 < genete> instead of a four side polygon 18:55 < genete> and using a similar interpolation algorithm than the gradient does 18:55 < genete> curverd one 18:55 < genete> but instead of get the color from the gradient it gets the color from the context 19:04 < genete> back later... 19:04 -!- genete [i=d90c1031@gateway/web/ajax/mibbit.com/x-4ea484cfacf51924] has left #synfig [] 19:30 -!- Bombe [n=droden@freenet/developer/Bombe] has quit [Remote closed the connection] 19:31 -!- Bombe [n=droden@freenet/developer/Bombe] has joined #synfig 19:48 -!- tatica_ is now known as tatica 20:02 -!- genete [n=chatzill@79.108.35.41.dyn.user.ono.com] has joined #synfig 20:30 -!- dooglus2 [n=chris@79.108.35.41.dyn.user.ono.com] has joined #synfig 20:30 -!- genete2 [n=carlos@79.108.35.41.dyn.user.ono.com] has joined #synfig 20:30 < genete2> cool 20:30 < dooglus2> yes 20:30 -!- dooglus2 [n=chris@79.108.35.41.dyn.user.ono.com] has quit [Client Quit] 20:31 -!- genete2 [n=carlos@79.108.35.41.dyn.user.ono.com] has quit [Client Quit] 20:43 -!- mercury__ [n=chatzill@189.143.238.198] has quit ["ChatZilla 0.9.83 [Firefox 3.0.3/2008092417]"] 20:54 -!- genete [n=chatzill@79.108.35.41.dyn.user.ono.com] has quit ["ChatZilla 0.9.83 [Firefox 3.0.3/2008092510]"] 20:56 -!- tatica [n=tatica@nelug/designer/tatica] has quit [Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)] 21:02 -!- tatica [n=tatica@nelug/designer/tatica] has joined #synfig 21:17 -!- rubikcube [n=kvirc@dslc-082-082-089-204.pools.arcor-ip.net] has quit ["KVIrc 3.4.0 Virgo"] 21:42 -!- genete [n=carlos@79.108.35.41.dyn.user.ono.com] has joined #synfig 21:42 < genete> hi dooglus 21:42 < dooglus> hi 21:42 < dooglus> you logged out of xchat? 21:42 < dooglus> yeah 21:42 < genete> still vncing me? yes? 21:42 < dooglus> (does the fact that I answered before you asked give it away?) 21:42 < genete> oh you read my mind and reply before I press enter! 21:43 < genete> he he 21:43 < genete> I saw how you moved the mouse ;-P 21:43 < dooglus> your screen is so much bigger than mine that it fills my screen 21:43 < genete> better now? 21:44 < dooglus> no, I mean your desktop is bigger than mine 21:44 < dooglus> the resolution 21:45 < dooglus> I have a 1024x768 lcd display I think 21:45 < genete> what would happen if now, in the middle of a upgrading the power supply goes? 21:45 < dooglus> let's try it... do I still have the ability to 'sudo shutdown'? 21:45 < dooglus> :) 21:46 < genete> :( 21:46 < genete> or symply you type: shutdown now! 21:46 < dooglus> I don't think it would be too bad - underneath it all it's still using the apt package manager 21:47 < dooglus> I suspect that it would be quite easy to recover 21:47 < genete> but I would obtain a mixed configuration 50% 8.04 and 50% 8.10 21:47 < genete> because the packages are being unistalled progressively 21:48 < dooglus> I don't know how much of a mess you would be in if it got interrupted part way through 21:55 -!- CIA-60 [n=CIA@208.69.182.149] has quit [] 22:01 < dooglus> genete: still there? 22:02 < dooglus> I lost my connection to your machine, and can't reconnect 22:04 < genete> that's because samba was desconfigured I think 22:04 < genete> dont' worry, well set it up again 22:04 < genete> will* 22:05 < dooglus> not samba 22:05 < dooglus> maybe ssh 22:05 < genete> try again, tell me the vnc command 22:05 < dooglus> I think it's back now 22:05 < genete> although it says that it is less than a minute now 22:06 < genete> can you type at ytalk? 22:13 -!- genete [n=carlos@79.108.35.41.dyn.user.ono.com] has quit ["Lost terminal"] 22:30 -!- genete [n=Genete@79.108.35.41.dyn.user.ono.com] has joined #synfig 22:30 < genete> bad news 22:30 < genete> it doesn't recognize the HD 22:31 < genete> it happened with 8.04 too but finnaly, after a while it boots correctly 22:32 < genete> well the HD is recognized because grub is running but after select the root device it is not ready so cannot run the kernel 22:32 < genete> the message is: 22:33 < genete> softreset failed (device not ready) 22:34 < genete> dooglus, still there? 22:35 -!- AkhIL [n=akhilman@92-125-60-96-xdsl-dynamic.kuzbass.net] has quit [Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)] 22:37 -!- AkhIL [n=akhilman@92-125-60-96-xdsl-dynamic.kuzbass.net] has joined #synfig 22:47 < dooglus> genete: yes, still here 22:47 < dooglus> so it won't boot at all? 22:49 < genete> not yet 22:50 < genete> as I said the "sofreset failed" was there before 22:50 < genete> but 8.04 finally found the driver 22:50 < genete> it seems that this version doesn't wait long enough for the driver 22:52 < genete> I searched about the soft reset but there were no so much info there 22:53 < genete> because I think it is a BIOS setup thing 22:53 < genete> I sorted it out enabling ACHI instead of RAID but it seems that now it doesn't work 22:54 < dooglus> I'll see if I can find anything 22:55 < dooglus> what's the version of ubuntu called? 22:56 < genete> 8.10 22:56 < genete> intrepid 22:56 < dooglus> I meant "Intrepid Ibex", right. that's what people tend to call it 22:57 -!- CIA-58 [n=CIA@208.69.182.149] has joined #synfig 22:57 < dooglus> any idea what motherboard you have? 22:57 < genete> gigabyte ep45-ds5 22:58 < genete> and a sata HD 22:59 < dooglus> someone says: "The solution is to disable the second sata II controller that is integrated on the motherboard in the system BIOS." 22:59 < dooglus> in bios setup: The solution is to disable the second sata II controller that is integrated on the motherboard in the system BIOS. 22:59 < dooglus> ... go to Integrated Peripherals, ensure that Onboard SATA/IDE Device is disabled (the one on the bottom of the list) 23:00 < dooglus> oh, but he seems to be having problem installing from CD, so I'm not sure that's good advice for you 23:00 < dooglus> might be worth a try though 23:01 < dooglus> someone else: * The SATA controllers must be set to EHCI mode (they will not work in IDE mode) 23:01 < dooglus> * Double-check you have the latest bios update. The P45 chipset with 45nm chips requires an updated stepping support for the 2.6.27 kernel to work properly. 23:02 < dooglus> ( all from http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=957376 ) 23:03 < genete> ok 23:03 < genete> I think I had the correct config before but i'll double check 23:06 < genete> in bios setup: The solution is to disable the second sata II controller that is integrated on the motherboard in the system BIOS. 23:06 < genete> cool!!!! 23:06 < genete> it works 23:08 < genete> try to connect!!!!1 23:08 < dooglus> I'm trying 23:08 < dooglus> nothing though 23:08 < dooglus> I guess it reset the ssh listen port 23:09 < genete> I' have not netwrok 23:09 < dooglus> that'll do it 23:09 < genete> but it has started in graphical mode 23:09 < genete> I'll try to fix it 23:09 < dooglus> maybe you need to rebuild the wireless connection thingy you were using 23:09 < dooglus> wicd? 23:09 < dooglus> that's not standard ubuntu kit is it? 23:10 < genete> it is conected again with wicd :) 23:10 < genete> try 23:10 < dooglus> yup 23:10 < dooglus> it showed a screen of information when I connected 23:10 < dooglus> it used to be silent 23:15 < genete> bye here! 23:15 -!- genete [n=Genete@79.108.35.41.dyn.user.ono.com] has quit ["Leaving..."] 23:28 -!- genete [n=chatzill@79.108.35.41.dyn.user.ono.com] has joined #synfig 23:29 < genete> hi, back again and with Ubuntu 8.10 running :) 23:42 -!- pixelgeek [i=86868b46@gateway/web/ajax/mibbit.com/x-34aba694b8443eac] has joined #synfig 23:43 < pixelgeek> Oh man, it's not nearly as much fun when I have to explain the jokes that make me laugh. 23:43 < pixelgeek> As dooglus pointed out, there's a children's song that goes "If you're happy and you know it..." 23:43 < pixelgeek> Do this, do that, to the other. 23:44 < pixelgeek> and the chorus is to echo back the last thing sung - clap your hands, stamp your feet, etc. 23:45 < pixelgeek> I found it amusing that someone was telling the computer to respond with 'syntax error' when the line was itself a syntax error. 23:45 < pixelgeek> It's like you guys have fun teasing pixelbot. :) 23:47 < pixelgeek> dooglus: the reflection is the photographer, and not relevant to the humour. At least, I didn't think it was.... I hope it's not like those people that sell things on ebay with pictures of their naked reflections on the objects... 23:51 < dooglus> pixelgeek: I got the humour of it - and also wondered what the reflection was 23:51 < dooglus> I'm still not happy with any explanation I've received 23:51 < genete> it just me the one humorless here ;) 23:51 < dooglus> rore suggested there was a computer chair in the image but I can't see it 23:52 < dooglus> genete: it's not real humour - it's geek humour :) 23:52 < genete> humourless even 23:52 < genete> my English knowledge is not good enough for that 23:53 < pixelgeek> humor=american, humour=UK :) 23:53 < dooglus> genete: I remember from years ago a bunch of similar examples 23:53 < dooglus> where people type english at a computer prompt and get a seemingly appropriate but accidental response 23:53 < dooglus> $ got a light? 23:53 < dooglus> no match 23:53 < genete> he he 23:54 < dooglus> (the ? is a wildcard, and some old unix shell responded 'no match' if no file matched) 23:54 < genete> also there are hidden phrases in the kernel under certain combinations of commands 23:54 < genete> I've read somewhere 23:54 < dooglus> $ ar x Santa.Claus 23:54 < dooglus> ar: Santa.Claus does not exist 23:55 < dooglus> $ rm Tooth.Fairy 23:55 < dooglus> rm: Tooth.Fairy nonexistent 23:55 < dooglus> % ^How did the sex change^ operation go? 23:55 < dooglus> Modifier failed. 23:55 < dooglus> etc, etc. 23:55 < dooglus> from http://www.laughs.com.au/Canonical/OperatingSystem.htm 23:55 < pixelgeek> There will be a short pause while /me goes off to read. 23:56 < genete> those are intentional jokes 23:56 < dooglus> those are real responses from various old UNIX systems 23:56 < genete> I mean that after certain commands (working ones) the program shows you a hidden message 23:57 < dooglus> 'easter eggs' they're known as? 23:57 < genete> something that the programmer didn't documented 23:57 < genete> I think so 23:57 < dooglus> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easter_egg_(media)#Software-based 23:58 < dooglus> there will be a long pause while /me goes to bed. goodnight all. 23:59 < pixelgeek> 'night dooglus --- Log closed Fri Nov 07 00:00:03 2008