complain about petty dictator op on freenode

José Antonio Rey jose at ubuntu.com
Sun Jan 11 07:32:02 UTC 2015


Looking away from this case, every time I have tried to be polite and ask
for support from #ubuntu, all I could get was an unpolite response, not
solving anything. Decided to stop asking for it a while ago.

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José Antonio Rey
On Jan 11, 2015 1:20 AM, "indigo196" <indigo196 at rochester.rr.com> wrote:

> On Fri, 2015-01-09 at 22:50 +0100, Daniel Pecka wrote:
> > Hello list,
>
> >
> > Log is attached.
> >
>
> trimmed the log
>
> ---- begin ----
>
> 22:16 < ntz> hello
> 22:17 < ntz> I'm answering the question of one my friend having some
> problem with buntu .. I don't have buntu myself .. can't anybody please
> pastebin for me the output from `xrandr -q' in ubuntu 14.04 with default
> xorg ? i need it for something
> 22:18 < function9x> ntz: vbox
> 22:18 < cecja> ntz: thats no generic output it depends on your connected
> screens
> 22:18 < ntz> specifically he says, that the highest resolution what he
> can set is 1024x768 and his xrandr says: Screen 0: minimum 640 x 480,
> current 1024 x 768, maximum 1024 x 768
> 22:18 < ntz> which is weird, because xorg normally offers the max
> dimensions not related to the physical resolution
> 22:18 < ntz> eg: Screen 0: minimum 320 x 200, current 1600 x 900,
> maximum 32767 x 32767
> 22:18 < k1l> ntz: what video card, what video driver? what connection
> type? adapters involved?
> 22:19 < ntz> k1l: i can solve it for him, no worry, just pleae pastebin
> for me that output with your default xorg and any random display devices
> attached to your computer
> 22:20 < ntz> function9x: no, thanks :)
> 22:20 < cecja> eithne: there's something wrong with your setup you have
> to change the permissions for the new files
> 22:20 < cecja> !chmod
> 22:20 < k1l> ntz: i think you are looking  at the wrong spot
> 22:20 < k1l> ntz: xor.conf is not used in most cases on ubuntu anymore.
> 22:20 < ntz> can anybody show me that output ? is that hard ? what I can
> do for you that you give me someone what I need, nothing less and
> nothing more
> 22:21 < k1l> ntz: see my last message.
> 22:21 < ntz> k1l: i know i know i know i know i know (everything)
> 22:21 < cecja> ntz: it will NOT give you the answer to your problem.
> 22:21 < function9x> ntz: is it really that hard to install vbox then
> install your own ubuntu? You can get what ever you want from there
> 22:22 < k1l> ntz: sorry, but your "i know everthing" seems the issue
> right here since you dont know the ubuntu way. but good luck with that.
> 22:22 < ntz> why the heck you want to discuss with random guy requesting
> a little favour from you ? can you just do that favour ? frankly I think
> it's rude and stupid - and don't take it wrong
> 22:23 < cecja> ntz: stop plenking and gtfo
> 22:23 < k1l> cecja: no need to become rude.
> 22:24 < ntz> cecja: okay, I'm going to share logs from here to ubu
> mailinglist .. reread what happend in step one, think of it in step two,
> stop behaving like complete idiot in step 3
> 22:24 < k1l> ntz: stop it!
> 22:24 < cecja> ntz: help yourself.
> 22:25 < ntz> 22:17 < ntz> I'm answering the question of one my friend
> having some problem with buntu .. I don't have buntu myself .. can't
> anybody please pastebin for me the output from `xrandr -q' in ubuntu
> 14.04 with default xorg ? i  need it for something
> 22:25 < ntz> if this is the reason for insulting me I really don't know
> what else
>
> ---- end ----
>
> Not sure how I feel about this, but I would like to know what plenking
> is. I also assume gtfo is not really a nice way to tell someone to
> leave.
>
> Charles
>
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