IRC log for #devuan on 20161216

00:11.44chr[]_Hi
00:11.52chr[]_Is devuan affected by this mess:
00:11.55chr[]_https://lists.debian.org/debian-security-announce/2016/msg00316.html
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00:20.44fsmithredchr[]_,
00:20.48fsmithredapt-cache policy apt
00:20.48fsmithredapt:
00:20.48fsmithred<PROTECTED>
00:20.48fsmithred<PROTECTED>
00:21.28fsmithredthat's the fixed version. In ascii/testing, it looks like it's not the fixed version yet.
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00:29.23chr[]_fsmithred: ok, but how about it's impact?
00:29.24chr[]_"
00:29.28chr[]_"We recommend that you upgrade your apt packages."
00:29.47fsmithred<PROTECTED>
00:30.41fsmithreddo you think you've been compromised by this vulnerability?
00:31.52fsmithredapt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade
00:31.59chr[]_"circumvent the signature" means any package installed/upgrade may be compromised?
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04:50.06Bjornnnanyone care to comment on how well the kernel in devuan utilizes quad core technology? where will I see benefits? etc..
04:56.41blinkdogIIUC, the kernel is basically the same kernel as Debian
04:57.16blinkdogso Inocuous, I think it should be OK?
04:59.26InocuousI'm just curious about the speed advantage of multiple cores. If I'm reading right, it matters only if you have multiple power hungry apps running.
05:00.04Inocuoushaving said that, dual cores have been around for over 10 years. so the software should have caught up by now.
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05:02.54blinkdogthat's less a kernel issue than an application issue
05:03.40blinkdogand it's true, if you've got a CPU hog, the kernel can give it a whole core, leaving CPU time for your other programs
05:04.12blinkdogbut the speed-ups that people really want involve parallelizing the workload
05:04.40blinkdogfor example, spellchecking a long document; i'd rather have each of my four cores check the spelling of 1/4th of the document
05:05.10blinkdogbut if i've written my algorithm the wrong way, it can only run on one core
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05:11.06blinkdoggenerally multiple cores can be better, but are not any worse than a single
05:11.43blinkdogthe exception is some really old and/or poorly written software that panics if the kernel moves it to a different core
05:11.59blinkdogyou see that sometimes in trying to run Windows programs with wine
05:12.15blinkdogthe solution is to configure wine to restrict it to one core; then it runs OK
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05:34.33Inocuousgone so soon.
05:34.45Inocuouswell, thankyou blinkdog, where you are.
05:34.52Inocuousever*
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08:40.01aitorCenturion_Dan: yes, all the refracta-tools are packaged for devuan
08:40.02aitorhttp://packages.gnuinos.org/pool/main/r/
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09:29.06hellekinaitor: shouldn't they appear on http://packages.devuan.org/devuan/pool/main/r/ ?
09:29.20hellekinaitor: I guess they're not in devuan-packages then...
09:30.16aitorno, hk, they aren't in devuan
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09:42.22hellekinaitor: Don't you think they should?
09:43.06aitoryes, of course
09:51.25aitoryou can download the sources with apt-get source
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10:15.10TXXHey party people
10:15.15TXXW: Failed to fetch https://auto.mirror.devuan.org/merged/dists/jessie-security/main/binary-amd64/Packages  Protocol "http" not supported or disabled in libcurl
10:15.28TXXwhy does this happen only on security, using HTTPS ?
10:18.15gnu_srs1aitor: What about your vdev packages in Devuan?
10:18.40aitorof course, i would like !!
10:20.20arminwhat could it be if i see a new device in dmesg when attaching a USB stick but i don't get the device showing up in /dev ?
10:20.45TXXarmin: dmesg should tell you what the device is recognized as
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10:49.45aitori just added the systray-icon to simple-netaid
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10:50.19AntoFoxo/
10:50.24aitornow i'm adding the socket wich tests the status of the connection
10:50.34aitorhi, AntoFox
10:50.58AntoFoxhi aitor
10:51.04aitorsimple-netaid-gtk is comming :)
10:51.32aitorcoming
10:51.56AntoFoxwell!!
10:52.52aitori added a popup menu to the systray-icon icluding the preferences, the quite icon, etc
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10:55.21aitorneed to go, see you later
10:56.24AntoFoxokok
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12:48.41Digit<3 devuan.   thankyou all for making this happen.  have been using devuan for 2016.  watching https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMvyOGawNwo which helps me appreciate it all the more.  :)
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13:02.07Digitmy sources.list looks different to the one in the talk.  i've not done anything wrong have i? http://dpaste.com/0VT33YN
13:04.49KatolaZDigit: ?
13:05.00KatolaZwhat's wrong there?
13:05.26KatolaZthe only "wrong" thing might be mixing stable and unstable repos :)
13:06.51Digitwell, no pains encountered from that, after using it like that for many months.  maybe i just got a little disturbed by the significantly different urls compared to the talk.  ... i'm probably just using different mirrors.   *shrug*   [/panic]
13:09.21KatolaZI would in general avoid to mix different releases in the same installation, but if you know your way around it, that's fine
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13:45.36Digit:3  i'll risk it.
13:53.39Leander256how can line 1 and 3 coexist actually?
13:54.04Leander256there must be some precedence rule which makes line 1 being ignored
13:59.12nextime2
14:00.54KatolaZLeander256: apt used to automatically go for the newest version available of any package
14:01.07KatolaZdunno whether things have changed lately
14:01.38KatolaZbut once upon a time it was definitely possible to have several concurrent releases in sources.list
14:01.48KatolaZnot commendable, as a practice, but possible...
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14:10.55Digiti'm wondering why i added unstable.  surely must have been for something.  i wonder if i've been meddling with pinning...
14:12.09Digitnope.  none that i can see in the obvious places
14:13.12Leander256I'm on unstable because stable doesn't handl;e correctly my hardware
14:14.14Digityep, that's my assumed reason i added it.  must have been right early when i installed.   ... i should probably remove/comment-out stable.  :/
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14:18.28Digiton another topic, i also noticed via the all-pages page on without-systemd a number of devuan weekly news pages, then nothing.  http://without-systemd.org/wiki/index.php/Special:AllPages was that just given up on maintaining due to effort, deemed superfluous, without-systemd's remit expanded, or...?  wondering if it's worth restarting, or worth cleaning up (removing) those pages from without-systemd.org
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19:39.46AntoFoxhey
19:40.02blinkdoghello
19:40.09AntoFoxI have dowgraded cinnamon from 3.2 to 3.1
19:40.39AntoFoxhi blinkdog
19:41.06blinkdogI like Cinnamon, so I am happy that you are bringing it to Devuan
19:41.19AntoFoxis anyway unstable
19:42.02AntoFoxthere is a problem with 3 packages
19:42.12blinkdogwhich 3 packages are problematic?
19:42.26AntoFoxcinnamon settings daemon
19:42.30AntoFoxcinnamon session
19:43.01AntoFoxand cjs
19:44.27AntoFoxeven if this last one I'm solving
19:53.47AntoFoxsee you tomorrow
19:54.39blinkdoglater!
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