Why has noone suggested emacs yet? Think of the children!

You don't like to throw petrol on a bonfire?

:16232 so, basically 38.6k users is too much for Facebook to handle? :P

:16338 heh, most people I know say cpanel sucks, of course they say the same about webmin ;)

BTW: ebox (or what's their new name again?) support jabber

"Zentyal"

zentyal.com/en/products/server/communication --> they support jabberd2 it seems

IIRC ejabberd has a web interface too

process-one.net/en/ejabberd/guide_en#htoc74

ejabberd has an (optional) built-in web interface

@MarcoCeppi: I have been a user of an OpenFire server, and it worked fine as long as it got restarted often enough ;)

from what one the admins told me, it kept eating more & more memory...

that was 1-2 years ago though

I've been playing with ejabberd last year, and it seemed quite nice

needs a bit of docs reading to get started maybe

@TheX: except if you have to babysit it ;)

I have Ctrl+PgUp/PgDn to search ;)

/me wonders if ak2 is somebody he knows

:16534 Yes, I hear you :)

:16542 Glad you liked FoxRunner too. Unfortunately, is not a very popular extension. It has only 126 daily users. So I wouldn't waste your time translating it, unless that will be good for you, as an user.

:16545 Of course you can take it. If you have time to waste, be my guest :) Any translation will be very welcome anyways.

@marenostrum To be honest, the only reason why I still keep that extension alive is because I use it everyday. It is also one of the reasons I didn't move completely to Opera.

:16547 I have released a new version a couple of days ago. There will be future releases, but I don't know when. However, I can release a new version to include your translation. I just won't do it right away, because the Mozilla editors are overwhelmed these days, due to Firefox 4 changes. So I like to avoid releasing new versions, unless there is bug fixes.

:16549 There is always things to be done to improve it. However, due to its low popularity, tweaking it is not one of my priorities. After all, it works.

:16553 That's nice.

:16555 For you personal use, get version 1.0.7, which is the most updated one (not approved yet) addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/98430/versions

@marenostrum Is the same version. GitHub is updated.

@marenostrum Just make sure you get 1.0.7 instead of 1.0.6, which is the one displayed on Mozilla site.

:16560 Is not really "compiling" because the extensions use javascript. All you need is to zip the files, rename the zip archive to xpi and drag it to Firefox. Wait a second...I will give you a script I use with Foxrunner to do that :)

:16563 Yes, is packaging. Sorry to be so picky about terminology :)

:16564 Well, I'm lazy and when you work with several extensions at the same time, for different browsers, it comes very handy to have a script to do things for you :)

@marenostrum Let me explain how I work. I do all the editing directly into the extension folders inside my Firefox profile. So it is easy to just reload Firefox to see the changes. When I want to commit changes, I launch a diff tool (meld), which compares the content of the profile folder with an "export" folder and a git folder. The git folder is obviously the one that commit changes to GitHub. The export folder is the one from where I generate the xpi files for release.

@marenostrum Meld is awesome. It will save you a lot of time. If you have time, I can guide you to create a setup similar to mine and I can give you several scripts. I guess we should open a new chat for that.

@marenostrum chat.askubuntu.com/rooms/21

@txwikinger you here?

Hi