<BaronAlbatross>
Howdy all, I got Haiku running on my HP Pavillion dv2 laptop (looks so good!), but it does not seem to have installed a bootloader on the hard drive, for some reason it only works when I have the install media plugged in. Did I do something silly? I don't see much I can use to fix this within the disk management tool.
<nekobot>
[haiku/haiku] cdae7cfdbeff - Add a descriptive contents of the Haiku-Extras package
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<Priyanshu>
hi
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<PriyanshuGupta[m]>
Myself Priyanshu, I found this cool OS on the GSOC archive page, I installed it this OS in virtual machine and I'm interested to work on this
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<HaikuUser>
Hello
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<zard>
hello :)
<zard>
Oh wait, they left :(
<zard>
TIL Nuitka can turn Python into C
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<Anarchos>
hello
<zard>
o/
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<HaikuUser>
test
<zard>
success :)
<Anarchos>
HaikuUser: icule
<HaikuUser>
does the 32 bit version only have one browser avalible?
<zard>
You can find more browsers in HaikuDepot
<HaikuUser>
webpositive says that the cpu is too old and to use netsurf but i can't find that
<zard>
Netsurf is in HaikuDepot. Falkon also is a nice browser, if you can run it
<HaikuUser>
but it doesn't show up
<zard>
Tip: you can give yourself a nickname using the /nick command. E.g. "/nick your_name"
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<PetePete>
HaikuUser do a search in the other tab (All Packages)
<PetePete>
I was once a HaikuUser *sigh*
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<casiof91w>
thanks, found netsurf and i'm currently downloading it
<_-Caleb-_>
im using netsurf & dooble in 32 bits
<PetePete>
casiof91w coolname
<PetePete>
is there a casio sitting right next to you?
<PetePete>
also,don;t listen to these bullies - you can call yourself whateve you want :P
<PetePete>
*runs from zard
* zard
runs after PetePete lol
<zard>
casiof91w: You can make messages like what I just did using the "/me" command
<PetePete>
*throws a duck at zard
<zard>
A duck?
* zard
keeps the duck
<PetePete>
DON'T LISTEN TO HIM!!
<zard>
Thx ^_^
<PetePete>
HE'S A CYBERBULLY
<PetePete>
he sent my mom a rubber chicken in the mail once and asked her if she "spoke french"
<PetePete>
Also,I'm gonna need that duck back.
<zard>
Aww, I liked it
* zard
gives the duck back reluctantly
<PetePete>
I don't what it is about zard and fowl
<casiof91w>
somehow the name just came to my mind because i had np
<botifico-ecd96135>
[haikuports/haikuports] Begasus 7644aa1 - kmymoney, don't mess with mime info from shared_mime_info (#10018)
<PetePete>
Yeah, my system seizees up sometimes when Firefox gets out of control
<scanty>
so i just moved to chrome, and everything is fine
<PetePete>
I can do the same with GIMP
<scanty>
gimp is a major PITA IMO
<scanty>
so out of the 27 or so browsers we have for haiku, which is the best all around?
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<augiedoggie>
you have to switch browsers on a site-by-site basis :P
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<scanty>
mmm sounds like fun.
<scanty>
</sarcasm>
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<augiedoggie>
i was kind of surprised the other day when protonmail worked in webpositive but not falkon
<augiedoggie>
although web+ was really slow rendering the site
<Begasus>
out to dogschool, cu later (maybe) :)
<nosycat>
My EeePC gets very hot within minutes if I use WebPositive, so I installed NetSurf for day-to-day browsing, but it still needs work, and it's very limited.
<nosycat>
Also added Dillo and Links2, 'cause I'm familiar with them.
<nosycat>
Take care, Begasus!
<scanty>
seeya Begasus, keep me posted on Kontact/KMail
<scanty>
i can deal with changing browsers, but i need a real e-mail client.
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<PetePete>
augiedoggie true :)
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* coolcoder613_32
waves to zard
<zard>
Hello
* zard
is quite surprised to see coolcoder613_32 here at this time of day
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<coolcoder613_32>
5 in the morning
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<zard>
Oh, then that's not too bad
<zard>
At present, I'm just passively on the channel while I do other things.
<zard>
Imagine if Haiku supported opening .sqlite files, giving a folder for each table, and a file for each row, with file attributes for the columns
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<PetePete>
zard splain.
<zard>
Imagine a database that stores users and their flashcards
<zard>
Opening the .sqlite file would open Tracker, which would display two folders: users, and flashcards.
<zard>
Inside the users folder would be files, one for each user
<PetePete>
flashcards?
<PetePete>
I'm retarded...
<zard>
The attributes of those files would store their username, hashed password, etc.
<zard>
Flashcards have a question and an answer. They are made to help you memorize things.
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<PetePete>
Less retarded
<PetePete>
What's the point of this ?
<PetePete>
(genuinely interested)
<zard>
Some applications store their data in sqlite databases
<zard>
You could then view and edit that data using Tracker
<PetePete>
So that...?
<zard>
Overall, it's only a slightly useful feature that would take a lot of work to make, so, I doubt Haiku's getting something like that anytime soon.
<zard>
Might be most useful to developers
<PetePete>
forget "less retarded" MORE retarded...
<PetePete>
AH! development
<PetePete>
Idon't speak cool people
<PetePete>
I'm a lowly user
<zard>
lol. That's fine :)
<PetePete>
Now I feel like an outcast who doesn't DESERVE to understand haha
<PetePete>
*goes bac to playing with his ducks
<zard>
Ah, yes, the ducks :)
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<Begasus>
cya peeps!
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<coolcoder613_32>
How can i remove /system/lib from the rpath with gcc?
<coolcoder613_32>
I want to have only system/lib/x86
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<andreasdr[m]>
Hi there.
<coolcoder613_32>
Hi andreasdr[m]
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<coolcoder613_32>
What is the commandline equivalent of AddResources in a Jamfile?
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