g btrs, because every time I try to use it, I forget that I can't use it on /boot, get frustrated and then go back to ext4
<BigRedS> haha, I love how many things still need a separate /boot. I'm still expecting it to become te norm to have a 2GB disk soldered tothe motherboard for /boot to live on
<mgdm> disk? Flash :)
<BigRedS> ah, yeah, I suppose
<BigRedS> Oh yeah, we had some HPs (I think) with sd card slot on the board
<BigRedS> Is there a synergy-alike that's better for simply conjoining two Linux PCs? I've not tried Synergy for some time, but wondered if there was some more native 'solution'
<MartijnVdS> what's synergy? :)
<daftykins> the one that forwards kb+mouse input over LAN
<rowinggolfer> keylogging heaven.
<daftykins> omg verified by visa is such rubbish
<daftykins> rowinggolfer: not if you SSH tunnel it =]
<BigRedS> ach, we're all friends here anyway
<BigRedS> says he with the encrypted filesystem
<daftykins> 0o
<gord> i think fridays should be ubuntu-uk-synergy-party-friday, where we all connect to an internet synergy server and try and get work done when sharing one virtual mouse and keyboard
<daftykins> that assumes work gets done without that!
<Azelphur> Anyone know how I can stream microphone from my PC to my Laptop?#
<brobostigon> vlc ?
<Azelphur> yea I mean, an actual working example, I've been trying with vlc and various methods without luck
<popey> pulse and gst both have networked audio
<popey> questions
<popey> bah
<popey> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2715257/moving-audio-over-a-local-network-using-gstreamer
<Azelphur> don't really wanna move audio, just wanna listen to the mic
<brobostigon> pulseaudio could do that, pipe the microphone input on machineA, to speaker output on machineB.
<brobostigon> can*
<Azelphur> fun
<brobostigon> yes.
<popey> uhm
<daftykins> that oh-so frequent of usecases ;)
 * davmor2 thinks Azelphur is setting up a budget recording studio
<daftykins> nah it's just his dream to never have to leave his seat
<daftykins> :>
<Azelphur> I used mumble, made it work
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