----BEGIN CLASS---- [13:29] #startclass [13:30] Roll Call [13:30] Sehenaz Parvin [13:30] Kumar Vipin Yadav [13:30] Shiva Saxena [13:30] Naman Sharma [13:30] Mayank Singhal [13:30] Muhammad Zeeshan Qazi [13:30] sahil [13:30] Rajat Gupta [13:30] Shivam i heard delhi is still hot :p [13:30] Ankur Vishwakarma [13:30] Ananyo Maiti [13:30] Prashant Sharma [13:30] Deep [13:30] pooja kumari singh [13:30] Anu Kumari Gupta [13:30] Shubham Sharma [13:30] Shivam Bansal [13:30] Priyanka saggu [13:30] Gajendra Saraswat [13:30] Vaibhav Kaushik [13:30] vishal Kuswaha [13:30] Shaikh_farhan [13:30] Aditya Patil [13:30] Bhavin Gandhi [13:30] Manank Patni [13:30] tabrez khan [13:30] Umesh Sharnagat [13:30] sonia singla [13:30] Shital Mule [13:30] Aditya Deshpande [13:30] Karan Pratap [13:30] <__rex__> Rakshit Airani [13:30] Shruti Dash [13:30] Manjeet mehta [13:30] Devesh Verma [13:30] Prabhu Sharan Singh [13:30] Siddharth Sahoo [13:30] umesh, it is very hot and humid here [13:31] Janifa M [13:31] Aman Verma [13:32] Ola ajayi [13:33] Ratan Kulshreshtha [13:33] Okay. [13:33] ash_mishra, you there? [13:33] Jagannathan Tiruvallur Eachambadi [13:33] pawan [13:33] Rishikesh Bamdale [13:33] No I think. [13:33] Anyway, who all finished LYM? [13:34] me [13:34] say me. [13:34] Not me [13:34] Me [13:34] me [13:34] me [13:34] me [13:34] me [13:34] me [13:34] me [13:34] Not me [13:34] me [13:34] me [13:34] <__rex__> me [13:34] !me [13:34] me, almost [13:34] not me [13:34] almost [13:34] almost [13:34] me [13:34] Will be finished soon enough [13:35] me [13:35] almost [13:35] me [13:35] almost [13:35] Almost done. [13:35] Any questions so far? [13:35] almost. last chapter. [13:35] somewhat left [13:36] still left [13:36] Me [13:36] ! [13:36] kushal, no. :) [13:36] next [13:36] ! [13:37] ! [13:37] In LYM book,in command etc/resolv.conf ,i didn't understand output. [13:37] */etc/ [13:37] Was there a command /etc/resolv.conf ? [13:38] it is a file in dir [13:38] under /etc [13:38] kushal, I'm sorry, had a small work. [13:40] prokbird, yes [13:40] The 1.1.1.1 is the DNS server from Cloudflare, and 8.8.8.8 is the DNS server hosted by Google. [13:40] prokbird, Do you know what is DNS? [13:40] domain name system [13:41] prokbird, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72snZctFFtA [13:41] what is cloudflare? [13:41] prokbird, Have you typed that exact question in a browser? [13:41] kushal, nope [13:42] prokbird, http://bfy.tw/IyFr [13:42] Cloudflare is a kind of prevention system to DDoS attack ? [13:42] siddharth, It is a company. [13:43] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72snZctFFtA is a good video for everyone. [13:43] next [13:43] Am on my college internet and have ssh login/access like things blocked, as there any way to bypass these restrictions? As only few ports are unblocked here. [13:43] kushal, Yes.IT is a comapany and its major service is to protect their clients from DDoS attack. [13:44] mzeeqazi, Tor is a good way to start. [13:45] ! [13:45] mzeeqazi, or if you have proper paid vpn service. [13:45] mzeeqazi, You'll have to find a way to send all traffic over only the allowed ports. [13:45] next [13:45] kushal, I want to explore more about linux booting process, please suggest useful articles [13:46] rishibit, try man boot [13:46] rishibit, and then man bootup [13:46] next [13:46] Kushal Is it safe to use google public dns can they also track us from that ? [13:46] kushal,okay [13:47] RatanShreshtha, safe yes, can they track DNS queries, yes. But, it is much better than your ISP one. [13:47] RatanShreshtha, We also have 1.1.1.1 now [13:47] next [13:47] ash_mishra, What is the full form of the LYM book? [13:48] Linux command line for You and Me [13:48] kushal, I had missed 'command line', I fixed it. [13:49] ash_mishra, And what have you written in the blog post? [13:49] ash_mishra, Okay :) [13:49] Can everyone please type in the name of the default editor they are using? [13:49] https://howdns.works/ this has some way to explain DNS also [13:49] sublime text [13:49] vim [13:49] vim [13:49] Vim [13:49] vim [13:49] vim [13:49] Sublime [13:49] atom [13:49] vim [13:49] vim [13:49] Atom [13:49] vim [13:49] Sublime [13:50] sublime [13:50] vim [13:50] Atom [13:50] vim [13:50] subline [13:50] Visual studio code [13:50] vim [13:50] vim [13:50] vim [13:50] gedit [13:50] and Sublime [13:50] vscode [13:50] Visual studio code [13:50] Atom [13:50] vscode [13:50] VS Code [13:50] vim [13:50] <__rex__> VS code [13:50] vim, gedit [13:50] Vim [13:50] vim [13:50] vim for git and sublime for all other tasks [13:50] Vim/ Vs Code(gui) [13:50] vim [13:50] sublime [13:51] vim [13:51] atom [13:51] visual code studio [13:51] gedit/vim/spyder [13:51] nightwarriorxxx[, I almost read it as cokestudio [13:52] sublime text [13:52] vim [13:52] and vscode [13:52] vim and atom [13:52] Okay. [13:53] VSCoed [13:53] VSCode [13:53] So, the people who are new to Linux, how comfortable are you in using Linux now? [13:53] We are almost one month in the training [13:54] CLI is the new GUI . :-) [13:54] Related question: who all using Linux to watch movies or listening songs? [13:54] kushal, sometimes [13:54] me [13:54] not me [13:54] me [13:54] <__rex__> me [13:54] My experience with sound was not good kushal [13:55] me [13:55] me [13:55] me [13:55] me [13:55] Not me. Linux has sound issues [13:55] kushal: I have recently installed and joined too :/ [13:55] me [13:55] watching movies sometimes; songs mostly [13:55] sometimes [13:55] kushal: It will take sometime to me to explore it!! [13:55] me [13:55] Not me [13:56] me [13:56] me [13:56] vlc and spotify and banshee [13:56] exclusively using Linux for quite a while. [13:56] What are the sounds issues you all are facing? [13:56] me [13:56] me [13:56] me [13:56] Watching using VLC [13:56] kushal, sometimes there is no sound output no matter how many settings you change and modify. :( [13:56] kushal, I have no issues regarding sound. [13:56] kushal, my issue is mostly with sound level, not enough loud [13:56] kushal,volume is not so good [13:57] me too. watch vedios. didn't try with songs. :) [13:57] sehenaz, videos :) [13:57] no issues till now [13:57] me [13:57] Okay. [13:57] Sound starts cracking after a while [13:57] watched videos. not tried songs. [13:57] kushal, skipping 720p videos makes them like appear like buffering (in VLC offline) [13:57] A lot of issues [13:57] v16k, using virtualmachiine [13:57] but there's problem with bluetooth speakers [13:57] kushal, hehe. impact of studying too much English. [13:58] doesn't happen in vlc windows! [13:58] fyi: don't play videos in a VM [13:58] sehenaz, :) [13:58] ananyo, no volume issues in VLC? [13:58] meeqazi, using native install [13:58] *mzeequazi [13:58] *mzeeqazi [13:58] sorry [13:58] ! [13:58] next [13:58] I installed Fedora recently as I was having trouble installing it before. The only question I have is that when the computer starts, there are two options for fedora and two options of windows 7 to choose from (to boot). I don't understand why is it happening? [13:59] yes some kind of crackling is there. [13:59] crackling in earphones yes! [13:59] prabhu, That is the grub menu [14:00] prabhu, There is standard Fedora boot process, and then one for recovery mode (iirc) [14:00] prabhu, I think you have dual boot fedora with windows 7, so grub will ask you to chose that which OS you want to open [14:00] yeskvy [14:01] kps_: meanjeet your soundcard has issues or the laptop's power circuit is not well isolated causing interference. Check online for issues by using your laptop models [14:01] kushal, but why is it showing 2 options for windows? [14:01] prabhu, maybe u can try after updating grub. [14:01] Do all of you know what all software to install? [14:01] oorps [14:01] Do all of you know how to install software? [14:01] kushal Yes. [14:02] yes [14:02] yes [14:02] Yes [14:02] <__rex__> yes [14:02] kushal, no [14:02] yes [14:02] yes [14:02] prabhu: write your own menu if you don't like the generated one [14:02] prabhu, I don't know, you will have to search and read more. [14:02] yes [14:02] j605, or maybe my laptop doesnt meet the power requirements of my earphones? [14:02] yes [14:02] yes [14:02] yes [14:02] Yes [14:02] kushal, yes.either directly or by tar.gz or by app image. [14:02] yes [14:02] mzeeqazi, Which distribution are you using? [14:02] kushal, yes [14:02] yes [14:02] using dnf command [14:02] kushal, sidntrivedi012, Didn't knew it was called grub thanks, I'll search more about it on the internet. [14:02] yes [14:02] sidntrivedi012, I am asking about operating system images [14:02] ;) [14:02] kushal, yes [14:02] kushal, no for what all software to install? [14:03] yes [14:03] kushal, oops.sorry. [14:03] kushal, there's documentation for every software and youtube videos as well. [14:03] yes [14:03] Okay [14:03] mzeeqazi, That message was send by mistake. [14:03] Wait [14:06] Everyone, follow this guide while the session is on. [14:06] And ask questions when you want (!) [14:06] https://dgplug.org/irclogs/2012/rst-primer/ [14:06] kushal, ok [14:06] Remember to install the python3 versions of the packages [14:06] python3-docutils [14:06] python3-sphinx [14:06] next [14:07] You have 20 minutes to try [14:07] ! [14:07] ! [14:07] ! [14:08] back [14:10] next [14:10] is this a pdf or a html? (sorry for asking off topic, forget to ask every year!) [14:10] avik, try to view the source [14:10] avik, you will figure that out. [14:10] next [14:11] Link on opening up shows "reStructured text primer" and nothing else. Is it some problem with my browser? [14:11] pass [14:11] sd30, refresh [14:11] next [14:11] pass [14:11] sd30, press the arrow keys [14:11] sd30, click anywhere or the arrow key [14:12] Can anyone please share the link again, I got disconnected. [14:12] prabhu, https://dgplug.org/irclogs/2012/rst-primer/ [14:12] Okay kushal, meanjeet worked. Thanks :) [14:13] bhavin192, thanks :) [14:16] ! [14:17] next [14:17] kushal rst2html command not found! [14:18] ! [14:18] Sarques_: did you install the packages that are listed in the second slide? [14:18] Sarques_, have you installed the packages? [14:18] Sarques_, download both package said by kushal [14:18] ! [14:19] Okay! [14:19] sorry i totally missed that. :( [14:19] next [14:19] ! [14:20] got cleared :) [14:20] next [14:20] kushal, should i create a virtualenv before installing packages? [14:20] sorry [14:20] ! [14:20] meanjeet, No [14:20] next [14:20] next [14:20] pass [14:20] kushal, when i try to use '|even| this:: !' or '.. |even| this:: !' and run rst2html it show an error test.rst:6: (ERROR/3) Undefined substitution referenced: "even". [14:20] kushal, I installed the packages when it was showing the error. My question is, where are these packages installed by default in Linux? (Current directory or some other directory) [14:21] prabhu, each distribution and variant has a different set of packages [14:21] in Fedora you can see by rpm -qa [14:21] kushal how to decide when is it necessary and when not to create a virtual env? [14:21] Don't know the Debian equivalent. [14:21] meanjeet, come in the queue. [14:21] kvy, can you please paste the .rst file somewhere and show us. [14:22] kushal, ok [14:22] ! [14:22] dpkg - Debian one! dpkg -p iirc [14:23] sorry [14:23] ! [14:23] next [14:23] ! [14:24] ! [14:24] ! [14:24] kushal, I am asking where are these stored? [14:25] kushal,i want to check all the packages are installed or not? [14:25] ! [14:25] how to check? [14:25] ! [14:25] ! [14:26] poojaencoded, which distribution? [14:26] ubuntu [14:26] poojaencoded, dpkg -l package_name [14:26] prabhu, Read the FHS [14:26] next [14:26] kushal how to decide when is it necessary and when not to create a virtual env? [14:27] kushal, okay [14:27] kushal, https://paste.fedoraproject.org/paste/0d6H6pIHOW6v6goOtUghMQ [14:27] meanjeet, Use virtualenvs while developing and installing the development dependencies. In this case we are using the distribution provided packages. [14:27] next [14:27] kushal, Do we need to write some text in the test.rst file ? and rst2html test.rst test.html is not showing anything on browser even if I write some text on test.rst ? Can you enlighten me about my issue ? [14:28] kushal, and Comments are shown in browser [14:28] siddharth, you will have to show us what have you written in the test.rst file [14:28] okay,thanks kushal [14:29] kushal, =================== [14:29] Document Title Text [14:29] =================== [14:29] ~ [14:29] kvy, give blank lines in between [14:29] siddharth, you are spamming the channel, next time you will be kicked out. [14:29] next [14:29] kushal, I had installed the packages but was getting the error message, rst2html command not found. Turned out that I already had a file with name test.html, renamed it and it worked. Got my doubt cleared. :) [14:30] siddharth, rst2html test.rst test.html will make a new file test.html and you have to open that file in browser [14:30] kushal, ok [14:30] kvy, Yes [14:30] next [14:30] kvy, Thank Got it. [14:30] ! [14:31] ! [14:31] kushal, I am having trouble writing comments. [14:32] sorry, enter hit mistakenly :( [14:32] next [14:32] when i try to install packages it says could not find a version that satisfies [14:32] ! [14:32] why do we need to have so many ways to comment? [14:34] ! [14:34] kps_ why not? [14:34] ABD, which distribution? [14:34] next [14:34] Fedora 28 [14:34] prabhu, kps_, wait for your turn and then only speak [14:35] ABD, you can search the package name first. [14:35] Anyone else on Fedora 28 [14:35] ? [14:35] oh sorry i asked out of my turn [14:35]