How many forum members does it take to change a light bulb?

and how many forum members does it take to drive Jeremy in the banter of /General?

Originally Posted by Anisha Kaul and how many forum members does it take to drive Jeremy in the banter of /General?

around 6

Okay, I have a problem related to this now.
My dodo wanted to change her Microsoft bulb which went blue after using for some time.
Now when she changed it with a Mint bulb, after issuing :

sudo apt-get install bulb-O-mint0

she's been complaining of green florescence everywhere after that , what's the matter there?

PS : opening the windows doesn't help anymore.

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How a Fedora user changes a lightbulb:

$ su
$ Enter root password:
# yum remove lighbulb0
# yum install lightbulb1

How a Debian user changes a lightbulb:

$ su
$ Enter root password:
# apt-get update
# apt-get upgrade
# The follow packages will be REMOVED:
gnome-applets gnome-panel gnome-panel-data gnome-session 
bind9-host dnsutils imagemagick libmagick6 lxde-core
kopete kde-core xorg xfce4-core thunar thunar-data gcc
system32 libamrnb3 libamrwb3 libasyncns0 libfaac0 libggi2 
libgii1 libgii1-target-x libpulse0 libx264-57 libxvidcore4 
mplayer-skin-blue libggi-target-emu libggi-target-monotext 
libggimisc2 pulseaudio mplayer-doc lightbulb0 w32codecs 
libamrwb3 libasyncns0 libfaac0 libggi2 libgii1 libgii1-target-x 
libpulse0 libx264-57 libxvidcore4 mplayer apt apt-utils aptitude 
cupsys epiphany-browser epiphany-extensions evolution-exchange 
evolution-plugins evolution-webcal gcc-4.2-base gnupg gthumb 
hardinfo imagemagick libgcc1 libnfsidmap2 libstdc++6 liferea 
netcat openoffice.org openoffice.org-evolution openoffice.org-gnome 
openoffice.org-help-en-us synaptic vim-common vim-tiny 

The following NEW packages will be installed:
lightbulb1

After unpacking 15.7MB of additional disk space will be used.
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How an Ubuntu user changes a lightbulb:

$ sudo apt-get remove lightbulb0
$ sudo apt-get sudo install lightbulb1
$ sudo apt sudo-get autoclean sudo
$ sudo breathe
$ sudo sudo sudo sudo

I use a custom script and conky to let me know on my desktop when the lightbulb blows. Today, my connection failed and it couldn't wget the lightbulb, therefore, I didn't know if it was blown or not.

Hah! My light-bulb is green now.

Mine is purple?

Unused dependencies in a few BSD light-bulbs cause this. Get them cleaned.

Mine's a blacklight...and no, I don't mean the kind that makes stuff glow purple, I mean a black light, i.e. one that puts out darkness instead of light.

For those wondering how it works: the filament is made of dark matter.

Originally Posted by MrCode Mine's a blacklight...and no, I don't mean the kind that makes stuff glow purple, I mean a black light, i.e. one that puts out darkness instead of light. For those wondering how it works: the filament is made of dark matter.

Yeah? Well mine is made from a few gigawatts and a flux capacitor

Mine emits Minty scent too, hah!

I have a few lightbulbs.

One is an older model, but I only have to replace it every two years.

The other is green and Minty.

Still another required me to assemble it myself.

Originally Posted by eveningsky339 I have a few lightbulbs. One is an older model, but I only have to replace it every two years. The other is green and Minty. Still another required me to assemble it myself.

Yeah? .... Well.... I had to rpm -Ivh just to get mine to install. F***** still wouldn't turn on until I grepped it and piped it to the socket.... in return, I had to mount it in /media just to see it. Get the pun? LOL

Why don't you get it auto-mounted, let there be light all the time .