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Nathan Osman

12:32 AM

He still pops in every once in a while.

Serg

who ?

Nathan Osman

Jorge Castro.

Serg

ah, i don't think i am familiar with that guy

Nathan Osman

He was instrumental in getting a lot of publicity for Ask Ubuntu in the early years.

Zacharee1

@Serg kos's Script?

Serg

12:36 AM

@Zacharee1 askubuntu.com/q/700860/295286

There's a bounty from A.B. . . .

Zacharee1

ah

Serg

._. and even though i got upgoats, i am still not happy about my answer

Zacharee1

why?

Serg

it's too messy, doesn't completely adhere to requirementes, and i had to use multitude of tools instead of one or two

Zacharee1

People usually like the extensive ones for some reason

user139252

12:51 AM

\o

user139252

@Neil My answer was better :(

user139252

Short, sweet, and to the point.

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1:07 AM

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Q: How do I add megabytes to free space when creating partitions to dual boot ubuntu?

So I was using this manual to dual boot ubuntu: http://www.linuxandubuntu.com/home/dual-boot-ubuntu-15-04-14-10-and-windows-10-8-1-8-step-by-step-tutorial-with-screenshots I got into a conundrum when the free space was only one megabyte. My disk space however was ~739292MB. How do I add more M...

Neil

1:18 AM

@HeatherBrown i didn't know you posted an answer until i posted my answer. as you posted your answer first and none of us have any up votes i will delete mine and up vote yours :)

^.^

Serg

@kos @A.B. can you guys throw me couple difficult test cases plz for the script ?

Mateo

2:00 AM

@JourneymanGeek not confirmed, however there is a more interesting study about the ratio length of the index and ring finger.

Journeyman Geek

@Mateo and stubbing your toes?

Zacharee1

@Serg Ask it the meaning of life

It seems the chat ghost is here

Mateo

@JourneymanGeek and jamming you fingers in the car door?

Zacharee1

ah, it's @Neil

Mateo

;)

Zacharee1

2:04 AM

And the U&L bot

And @HeatherBrown

Journeyman Geek

Ahh

Mateo

well, i'm going to go do something else...

Serg

2:16 AM

@Zacharee1 are you serious ? Because i can totally add a function that prints 42 and exits script

Zacharee1

@Serg How about what came before the Big Bang?

Serg

@Zacharee1 that function would hang, because it would go out of the range of ints and floats necessary to compute what happened

Zacharee1

:)

Ravan

@Zacharee1 o/

[askubuntu.com/review/low-quality-posts/495460

Zacharee1

aló @Ravan

What about it?

Ravan

2:28 AM

o_O

@Serg bash

@Zacharee1 does it meed more ups?

¯_(ツ)_/¯

lose your right arm?

@Ravan answer posted

@Seth Hello , evening :)

@Serg Let me see

+1

Seth

@Ravan hi :)

Mateo

2:38 AM

ah man, this was disabled by default:

sucks that google can't understand the only posts I want to see if from people I follow...

Serg

Hmmm, well, i was wrong

o_O

Anyhow, back to vim

:q

2:56 AM

Hello...

Zacharee1

@Seth Special backslash -- doesn't show up here for some reason

@Serg sorry

Seth

@Zacharee1 I know. It was a joke. The backslash is an escape character, that's why it didn't show up.

Zacharee1

ahh

Seth

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Zacharee1

Well normal backslash works

\

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@Seth Now how'd you do that?

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

oh ho

Seth

3:04 AM

you escape the escape character ;)

Zacharee1

yep

ı

i without the dot

⌘

fun

Nathan Osman

3:16 AM

o/

Serg

\o

Zacharee1

o\

(he's upside down)

Ravan

mount: special device /dev/sdb1 does not exist

I made some changes to my usb, now it is not auto mounting

@Zacharee1 ^

Zacharee1

3:35 AM

I'm not good with mounting

Ravan

posting question 0_0

Zacharee1

Does it bother anyone else when someone calls a whole computer or phone a CPU?

Ravan

??

Zacharee1

nvm

The Apple IIc has Microsoft components in it :p

Ravan

Hmm finally posted askubuntu.com/questions/703413/…

Serg

3:46 AM

@RAvan run lsblk

Zacharee1

You might want some more explanation, like what you've tried and what errors you've gotten

Ravan

@Serg I have done already, now added to post

I think because of partition missing in USB

Serg

@Ravan indeed could be the case. Do you have any files there ?

If not, reformat it with gparted , create a new partition

Ravan

@Serg Right now No files,

Serg

Good, so just use gparted to reformat it, create new partition

Ravan

3:56 AM

doing...

done.

1. Deleted

2. Device --> Create partition

then changed to FAT32

o_O

@Serg ^

Serg

@Ravan so it didn't work ?

Ravan

error gone

so that problem solved

but still unable to "auto mount"

Just recognizing usb but not auto mount.

Serg

@Ravan are you in gnome or unity ?

Ravan

Unity

Serg

strange . . . unity should automount

Ravan

4:12 AM

ravan@ravan:~$ lsblk
NAME MAJ:MIN RM SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINT
sda 8:0 0 931.5G 0 disk
├─sda1 8:1 0 120.1G 0 part
├─sda2 8:2 0 1K 0 part
├─sda3 8:3 0 255.4G 0 part
├─sda5 8:5 0 16.3G 0 part [SWAP]
├─sda6 8:6 0 39.6G 0 part /
├─sda7 8:7 0 99.4G 0 part /home
└─sda8 8:8 0 400.7G 0 part
sdb 8:16 1 3.8G 0 disk
└─sdb1 8:17 1 3.8G 0 part
sr0 11:0 1 1024M 0 rom

@Serg ^

I followed [askubuntu.com/questions/285539/detect-and-mount-devices post also

0_o

Serg

well it looks alright from lsblk

and you can mount , send files there ?

Ravan

I can mount manually

ravan@ravan:~$ lsblk
NAME MAJ:MIN RM SIZE RO TYPE MOUNTPOINT
sda 8:0 0 931.5G 0 disk
├─sda1 8:1 0 120.1G 0 part
├─sda2 8:2 0 1K 0 part
├─sda3 8:3 0 255.4G 0 part
├─sda5 8:5 0 16.3G 0 part [SWAP]
├─sda6 8:6 0 39.6G 0 part /
├─sda7 8:7 0 99.4G 0 part /home
└─sda8 8:8 0 400.7G 0 part
sdb 8:16 1 3.8G 0 disk
└─sdb1 8:17 1 3.8G 0 part /media/ravan/6CD2-3F5A
sr0 11:0 1 1024M 0 rom

Nathan Osman

4:27 AM

^--- Say, this works, pretty good :P

Neil

4:40 AM

@Ravan @Serg Hello

Serg

@Neil hi

Serg

4:57 AM

>_< where's @A.B. and @kos ? I need them to check and test my awk script

Nathan Osman

5:53 AM

Warning - I'm restarting the chat server.

Serg

<.< should i hide ?

server's restarting

Nathan Osman

No, that won't be necessary :P

You may need to reload the page if you were using it though.

Serg

@NathanOsman just tell me when to do reload it

Neil

@NathanOsman did you brake the chat ?

Nathan Osman

There, everything is back up - or it should be, anyway.

Serg

6:06 AM

<.< . . . .>.> . .. .Huh . .. Ok, that was painless

So . . . .Was anybody following the bounty from A.B. ? I rewrote my script again. Now it's pure AWK

Ravan

6:30 AM

@Neil Hello :)

Serg

I just found out some idiot started gun fight in a planed-parenthood clinic

denverpost.com/news/ci_29172660/…

Colorado Springs, close to Denver.

Serg

6:48 AM

@Rinzwind @Ravan are you guys interested in A.B.'s question by any chance ?

Nathan Osman

7:12 AM

@ByteCommander the "hide me" bug in the script is fixed.

And some other features were added as well. You'll quickly spot them.

You may be prompted to upgrade as well.

Serg

@NathanOsman are you familiar with git ?

Nathan Osman

7:40 AM

@Serg yup.

What's up?

Serg

@NathanOsman I needed to figure out how to update a single file

already figured that out

git add file

git commit

git push

Nathan Osman

Yup.

We call the first step "staging" the file.

That moves it into a special area where changes are collected until you commit them.

Serg

I'll need to learn git a little bit. I haven't used it since summer

And now pushing scripts that i wrote for A.B.'s bounty question there

Serg

8:15 AM

I think i need a break from that bounty question . . . I've spend more time on it than on anything else this week

SmokeDetector

9:14 AM

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cl-netbox

9:45 AM

Good morning :)

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cl-netbox

@A.B. Good morning my friend ! :)

Serg

10:00 AM

@cl-netbox good meowning :)

Also @A.B. o/

kos

@Serg @cl-netbox o/

Serg

@kos o/

@kos changed my answer, pure awk now; czech it out

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A: Add and remove update channels in an easy terminal way

Nov 27, 2015 Update: The second version of the script still left me dissatisfied with the bloatness of the source code and the fact that I had to employ several different tools. Hence I attempted to rewrite the script in AWK only. The new script uses pure AWK, and adheres much better to the req...

kos

@Serg Yes, I've read, checking it out now. Sounds cool

cl-netbox

@Serg Hello my friend ! :)

@kos Hello to you as well ! :)

kos

@Serg Wow you shortened it quite a bit

Serg

10:11 AM

@kos yeah . . .I realized that awk can do all the stuff the other script does, and better, and associate all the URI and components . . . I was largely unhappy that i had to stuff up a bash script with bunch of other tools

cl-netbox

@kos : Did you see my comment ? :)

kos

@Serg @A.B. Ah an important thing, I just realized that deb archive.ubuntu.com [...] is not a valid URI for /etc/apt/sources.list by the way

Yes @cl-netbox, thank you!

Very nice of you

Serg

@kos yeah,it has to be http://

cl-netbox

@Serg Do you think this will ever be finished ? =)

kos

@cl-netbox @Serg After the bounty probably :D Do you guys use Atom by the way?

Serg

10:19 AM

@cl-netbox I think A.B. required a lot to be met in his question, but i think my and @kos's answers came very very close to what he wants

@kos I was using nano until recently. This bounty question is like one of the first serious scripts i've been developing only in vim

I do have atom though, in one of the virtual machines. . . . i cannot remember which though

is think it's in 15.04 . . . or Deepin

@kos frankly this question drove me nuts . . . .Last few days i've been working on it all night, going to bed at 4 am or 6 am . . .sleep all day, wake up, work on it again

I rewrote it 3 times basically

First time wrote in bash, second in bash, third - AWK

cl-netbox

@Serg Yes that is what I told @A.B. before ... very complex ... many requirements ... the only thing that I could do is to upvote your answer and the answer from @kos ... :)

Serg

xiaodongjie also did really good job. She also used much better approach - examined software-center's python scripts

cl-netbox

@Serg I upvoted the answer from @xiaodongjie as well ! :)

kos

@Serg Yeah, possibly xiaodongjie's script is the finest. I don't know Python, but it looks like instead of parsing /etc/apt/sources.list she used some library function to fetch the data. Way more clean than how we did

Side note: this answer deserves more upvotes: askubuntu.com/a/703434/380067 waltinator's answer above at +7 is wrong.

xiaodongjie

@Serg @kos I can explain why i used the aptsources although it's very simple structure.

Serg

10:28 AM

@xiaodongjie please explain. I don't know even a little bit of python, though, so not sure if i can understand

kos

@xiaodongjie You used some library functions to get the data, correct?

xiaodongjie

@kos yes, right.

I just want to make it works like Ubuntu Software Center.

Of course I can make a function to parse it.

Python is good to process string and file.

Serg

I told A.B. that gui uses python scripts . . . It was just a question of time before somebody figured it out. I think @xiaodongjie's answer deserves more upvotes

xiaodongjie

I wanted same one to Ubuntu Software Center.

@Serg Thank you, :)

@kos still not clear points?

@kos I analysed the functions getting lines from /etc/apt/sources.list

kos

@xiaodongjie Yeah, however Perl > Python at parsing ;)

xiaodongjie

10:33 AM

I think that perl supports good regular expression than python.

Serg

<.< . . . >.> I only know some AWK T_T

kos

@xiaodongjie I think it's fine, it passes all the tests in the question. I also tested with a massive /etc/apt/sources.list with random entries, seems fine. Doesn't duplicate entries etc.

Serg

well . . . some C and Java as well, but those are like . . . to bulky for this stuff here

xiaodongjie

@kos yes, right.

@kos Perl is very good for string processing, but it have a bad point.

what's the bad point. It's not so good understandable.

Of course it'll be faster for string management than python. it's good point.

@kos right?

@Serg awk is so good. I know just a little about awk than you.

kos

@xiaodongjie That is true. Also Python for this task is indeed better, since you can rely on library functions instead of scraping the file. I assume a dedicated library would do the thing much cleaner.

xiaodongjie

10:37 AM

Every languages have good points and wrong points.

Serg

exactly, every language has its uses

xiaodongjie

And it's important that how to use.

:)

cl-netbox

@xiaodongjie Hello :)

xiaodongjie

@cl-netbox Hi.

Serg

By the way, there's another guy preparing a python script for the bounty question

He was stopping by in the chat earlier

xiaodongjie

10:41 AM

yes, he is @Sneetsher

Serg

He's supposed to ping us when his script is ready. Wonder how that's going along . . .

Mine is probably done . . . I am not editing it no more

xiaodongjie

Perhaps, his script is better than mine. I wish his script will be good.

Serg

will see

xiaodongjie

Then i can learn more from him about python. I like python. :)

Serg

I need to start learning python . . . It's very popular

A.B.

10:46 AM

Morning, I have five minutes

xiaodongjie

yes, I think that python is very popular because it's syntax is simple for beginners.

@A.B. morning.

A.B.

@kos Yes, I know.

kos

I can't grasp how to delete up to the end of the line in Atom. If anyone knows how, please ping me before I voice my disappointment out of the window.

A.B.

@Serg git-tower.com/blog/git-cheat-sheet

Serg

@A.B. thanks , that's pretty useful

A.B.

10:48 AM

@Serg Somewhere is an interactive thing

@Serg this one ndpsoftware.com/git-cheatsheet.html

Serg

@A.B. also is there something like shellcheck for terminal ?

I mean command line syntax checker

A.B.

@Serg There is one for the Atom editor

Serg

-_____-

atom is @kos 's thing

A.B.

@Serg github.com/koalaman/shellcheck

kos

Is that a plugin?

A.B.

10:51 AM

@kos yes

kos

Cool, I think I'm installing that

A.B.

@kos atom.io/packages/linter

@kos atom.io/packages/linter-shellcheck

Serg

@A.B. @kos well what do you know ! It's in ubuntu repos

xieerqi:$ apt-cache search syntax | grep shell
shellcheck - lint tool for shell scripts
fish - friendly interactive shell
fish-dbg - friendly interactive shell (debugging symbols)
otcl-dbg - debug symbol of OTcl (libotcl1 and otcl-shells)
otcl-shells - OTcl shells
rc - implementation of the AT&T Plan 9 shell

kos

@A.B. Thanks. Cool things.

A.B.

brb

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In the last days I saw a bunch of edit suggestions for wiki tag excerpts that merely described what the tag was about but without any usage guidance. I rejected them all with this reason but most of them were approved afterwards. Are they really ok? https://askubuntu.com/review/suggested-edit...

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Serg

Also, does anyone play minecraft here ?

There's perltidy indentation utility for perl . . .why nothing for shells ?

cl-netbox

@Serg please check your mails ... you will find something interesting ! :)

Serg

@cl-netbox that indeed will be useful. Thank you :)

cl-netbox

@Serg You're welcome :)

A.B.

11:12 AM

@cl-netbox sorry, morning =)

cl-netbox

@A.B. :)

Serg

4 am , i need my b00ty sleep

bye guys

cl-netbox

@Serg sleep well and have some nice dreams of ... :)

xiaodongjie

@Serg see you later. Have a nice dream. :)

A.B.

@Serg \o sleep well =)

kos

11:20 AM

Night @Serg o/

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11:45 AM

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Q: Is not it good to upvote in this case even if the post may not be too interesting for some members?

I just read this question: Extend root partition with unallocated space on the left I rather find it an interesting one. 5 members upvoted the answer but no one upvoted the OP. I visited the profile of the OP and found he's been here since one year at least and that's his second question ever. ...

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user136984

@Nathan: Just got v1.4 of your script! What's new in this version? :)

user136984

12:01 PM

Ah... Fading and working in other chat rooms... Cool! Anything else new or is that it? :)

user136984

@jokerdino: How come you haven't got amazing Nathan's script? :)

user136984

@Serg: Do you know where I can find the features that went into 16.04 before the FeatureDefinitionsFreeze yesterday? :)

Serg

@ParanoidPanda em . . .no idea . . . .

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user136984

12:17 PM

Oh no! They've found another way of getting the spam to us! ^^ :D

Serg

@ParanoidPanda That reminds me , you had a question about fur vs hair . . .so maybe you should ask the spammers :D they seem to know a lot about stunning , beautiful hair . . . and fur

user136984

@Serg: Maybe I will! ;P

Serg

:D SPAM THE SPAMMERS !

WITH HAIR QUESTIONS

user136984

:D

user136984

@Serg: By the way, why don't you get Nathan's SE chat script? :)

Serg

12:22 PM

I dunno . . .I don't really care to see if someone is typing or not . . .

cl-netbox

@Serg didn't you wanna go to bed ? =)

@ParanoidPanda Hello :)

user136984

@Serg: It's not so much the typing thing I like, it's the fact that you can see if someone is looking at chat or not and up to where they have read up. :)

user136984

@cl-netbox: Hi! :)

Serg

@cl-netbox My script was throwing errors for @A.B. so i had to come back

cl-netbox

@Serg OH NO ... :D

Serg

12:26 PM

@cl-netbox yeah, we figured it out already

cl-netbox

@Serg Do you think this may become your new full time job for the rest of your life ? =)

Serg

@cl-netbox I don't know :D But I kind of find it exciting. This question made me feel like I am seriously doing a developer work or something

jokerdino

@ParanoidPanda It didn't work for me when I first started using it.

cl-netbox

@Serg Yes indeed ! The whole thing is quite a challenge ... :)

user136984

@jokerdino: Ah, well, you should have another go with it, it's a great script and maybe it will work for you now if you want it! :)

A.B.

12:35 PM

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12:50 PM

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A: Why is there more than one command in Bash for accomplishing the same task?

It's called freedom! It is the freedom to use what you think is right. It is the freedom to be creative. The freedom to not have to endure limitations of software companies. It is the freedom of having to think for themselves. And this has nothing to do with DRY. Don't repeat yourself in your c...

Serg

1:07 PM

LINUX ! TERMINAL ! CAKE !

:D

A.B.

:D

user136984

@Serg: What? Cake? Where??? :D

user136984

I want some!

user136984

Will you save me a slice?

Serg

@ParanoidPanda sure :D I am in a good mood . . . or maybe i am just loopy because i've been owling this whole week

user136984

1:15 PM

@Serg: Owling?

user136984

:D

user136984

    n.
    Formerly, the smuggling of sheep or wool out of England
    n.
    Birding specifically for owls.
    n.
    A small, juvenile, or baby owl; owlet.

Serg

@ParanoidPanda staying up a all night

user136984

Ah... :D

user136984

I really thought you were hunting owls or something! :D

user136984

1:17 PM

Or got into the smuggling sheep business... :P

cl-netbox

@Serg seeing you are still awake, I sent you a reply ... :)

Serg

@cl-netbox saw that, but i could only address half of it

cl-netbox

@Serg Thank you ! ... you saw, same situation than you sometimes are in ... hours of work ... :)

Serg

:3

cl-netbox

@Serg what does :3 mean ?

Serg

1:25 PM

em . . .cute smile

cl-netbox

@Serg Ah :)

user136984

Do you guys think that a question about how to track someone's IP through Tox on Ubuntu would be an acceptable on-topic question here? Because Tox says it is perfectly possible and that it does nothing to hide your IP, but I'm really curious now because I can't find anyone's IP through it (not that I have tried to find the IP of any of my contacts there without their prior permission)... :D

user136984

Oh dear... Immediately as I asked that the whole room fell silent... :D

Serg

@ParanoidPanda it would be closed as violating the rules of the site

user136984

@Serg: Ok, which rules?

Oli

1:35 PM

@Serg Why?

Serg

"Use of the Network or Services to violate the security of any computer network, crack passwords or security encryption codes, transfer or store illegal material including that are deemed threatening or obscene, or engage in any kind of illegal activity is expressly prohibited" -- Stack Exchange Network Terms of Service

user136984

Ah...

Oli

Discovering an IP address you're connected to is not network abuse.

As much as looking at the number on a house is breaking and entering.

Serg

@Oli but Panda is trying to get IP address of another user on Tox

Oli

And?

Serg

1:37 PM

Isn't that a potential invasion of someone's privacy ?

it's dawn

O_O oh, gowd, not again

user136984

@Serg: I'm sure that there are many innocent questions one could ask that would potentially do, such as asking how to use netstats to list IPs being connected to. And this is only asking about then filtering that down to a port.

Oli

@Serg No. If they make a connection from to another computer, they're broadcasting their IP (or at least their network's legal IP) to that other computer.

I'm trying to find a physical analogy that makes sense. It's like making it illegal to use your ears to find out whose mouth is talking to you.

Serg

@Oli well, you're right . . .

Oli

That's just how the internet works when you have direct connections. Which is what Tox relies on.

user136984

Right, so, should I ask the question or not? :D

Serg

1:42 PM

@ParanoidPanda go ahead . . .

Oli

If you don't like that and don't want your "privacy" (not that an IP actually leads to an address in most cases), don't make direct connections or use a proxy network that will defend your location.

Serg

Yup, VPN or proxy

user136984

Ok, well, I might eat some cake first, but I'll start formulating the question... With cake! ;D

Serg

Guys, should i stay up or sleep ? It's 6:41 am

I might need to reset my bio clock

user136984

@Serg: I guess it depends upon how long you have been awake and when you last slept and how long for.

Serg

1:46 PM

Since 3 pm yesterday

This week i am all upside down

Sleep half the day, awake whole night

user136984

Right, so if you've been awake since 3pm yesterday... I think you should probably get some sleep now and try and restore your sleeping patterns. :)

user136984

@Serg: Like a Хомяк! :D

user136984

Or a Сова...

user136984

:D

Serg

@ParanoidPanda I am definitely an owl :) . . .i kinda wish my patterns were more human though

Named pipes are awsome

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A: Execute command in one terminal and get the output in another terminal it it possible ? how?

Possible with something known as named pipe. Here's a basic demo: Open terminal window 1. Type mkfifo /tmp/myPipe and hit enter Type echo "Hello Named Pipe" > /tmp/myPipe & and hit enter Open terminal 2 Run cat /tmp/myPipe to see the output Another possible solution is to have a screen s...

user136984

1:56 PM

@Serg: And I'm a Хомяк! ;P

Serg

:D

user136984

Or maybe a Панда actually... :D

Serg

功夫熊猫 :3

OK, i need sleep

\o

user136984

o/ :)

user136984

@Serg: Have a good sleep! You need it! ;)

kos

2:23 PM

Sorry, does anyone happen to know how to delete from the cursor up to the end of the line in Atom? I swear I looked this up on Google for a good half-an-hour, the only reference I've found point to a an ambiguous "cmd+K", I suppose that refers to the Mac version. There's no reference of something like that in the preferences. Do I have to add it to the keymap myself?

kos

2:45 PM

And anyway no, that doesn't work. There's a "delete to end of line" reference when hitting ctrl+shift+p which works, but I'm unable to map it to a keybinding.

cl-netbox

@kos sorry I can't help you with this. :)

kos

@cl-netbox Thanks, no problem. I'm posting a question right now. I think it's a bug in Atom though, the entry is there but can't be mapped (unless I'm using the wrong editor command)

xiaodongjie

@Serg @kos @A.B. pleasure with our competition.

user136984

@xiaodongjie: Shhhh... He's sleeping (Serg)... :D

Mateo

@Serg yeah! spread the fifo knowledge!

(and I gave a upboat)

kos

2:55 PM

Found it! Apparently some keybinding are not overridden correctly. After the 10th try I found a free keybinding and it works if mapped to that.

user136984

@Mateo: It started as a vote... Then it became a goat... And now it's a boat! :D

user136984

What next? :D

user136984

A vote become a goat who took a boat and started to float in the moat!

user136984

:P

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