Re: [ubuntu-studio-users] Problemas con apache2 (Problems with apache2)

[HaPK]

I'll translate so that the other people in the list can understand.
"Yes, I know that this isn't an Ubuntu Studio specific application, but 
I've been working with this one for a while and so far is in the 12.04 
LTS version that Rivendell has been more stable.


I mean that in the latest versions Ubuntu Studio changed something 
since, after installing Rivendell, errors appear with Apache2, and can 
this thing be looked into? so that this doesn't happen again in version 
14.04, since we are many that trust in this distro.


I'm currently migrating several community FM radios to Rivendell under 
Ubuntu Studio 12.04 LTS"


I'd advise looking in google about the error, about what this RDXport 
is. Sorry I can't be of any more help.


(Juan, te recomendaria buscar en google acerca del error, que es el 
RDXport que esta causando problemas. Siento no ser de mas ayuda. Puedes 
preguntar en otras listas de correo, hay varias en las que se habla 
español, ahi te pueden dar mas ayuda. Te recomiendo la de Ubuntu Colombia)


El 07/01/14 05:24, juan carlos navarro hernandez escribió:
Si, se que no es una aplicación especifica de Ubuntu Studio, pero 
vengo trabajando con ella desde hace un tiempo y hasta ahora es en 
esta versión 12.04 LTS que rivendell ha trabajado mas estable.


Me refiero a que en las ultimas versiones de Ubuntu Studio algo ha 
cambiado que despues de instalar Rivendell, da problemas con Apache2 y 
que si se puede revisar esto para que no suceda lo mismo para la 
version 14.04 ya que habemos muchos que confiamos en esta distribución.


Actualmente estoy migrando a varias radios FM comunitarias con 
Rivendell bajo la version Ubuntu Studio 12.04 LTS



2014/1/7 Mike Holstein mailto:mikeh...@gmail.com>>


On Jan 7, 2014 3:23 AM, "juan carlos navarro hernandez"
mailto:juancn...@gmail.com>> wrote:
>
> Something has been since susediendo install the version of
ubuntu studio 13.10.
>
> apache2 gives me error using Rivendell, the error is as follows:
No fue posible descargar datos de picos, el errorfue: "RDXport
service returned an error".
>
> Something has been since susediendo install the version of
ubuntu studio 13.10.
>
> apache2 gives me error using Rivendell, the error is as follows:
Unable to download data from peaks, the error was: "RDXport
service returned an error."
>
> Does anyone know how to fix this?
>

What is susediendo? Where are you getting Rivendell? Does Apache
otherwise work and serve a webpage? Have you asked at Ubuntu
server since Apache is not an Ubuntu studio specific application?

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Re: [solved] How to use Inkscape? - objects and nodes

[HaPK]

To draw with vectors is harder than drawing with pixels. To work with
Bezier curves you need to understand, a bit, mathematically how they work,
and then you may have a bit more control over them.

Even though, to start drawing with vectors only is very difficult, it's
easier to have something to begin with, a drawing made by hand or with a
tablet, then trace over that. I find out easier to draw Bezier curves with
a mouse and keyboard rather than a tablet, with inkscape.

I did this picture using inkscape, (
http://HaPK.deviantart.com/art/Mysticus-320210516?qo=1&catpath=gallery:hapk:51187&order=0&offset=1)
but I did some sketches using mypaint and a tablet.

Vectors need more skill, and are suitable for a range of things. But if you
prefer using pixels that's ok too.
El 25/08/2012 17:18, "Ralf Mardorf"  escribió:

> On Sat, 2012-08-25 at 23:12 +0200, Ralf Mardorf wrote:
> > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ag9N7F2friM&feature=related
>
> Apologize, by all the short and quick views I had to do, I didn't see
> that it's a picture drawn with what app ever and then they show how to
> draw the dog in a way, they all did with the photos of their
> girlfriends, using Inkscape. Does this work better with a Windows
> version of Inkscape? If I does it that way on Linux, the Bezier curve
> doesn't fit that perfect to everything. Sometimes there aren't movements
> when I try to fit the curve to my imagination. I didn't draw the Bezier
> above another picture, perhaps it's the only way and to add as much
> nodes as possible.
>
> I've got the impression that Inkscape doesn't provide good tools as I
> know from neu.Draw. This "Bezier curve"-pencil at least seems to be less
> usable with a mouse. Most tutorials only draw balls, deformed animals,
> but drawings when control is needed, this perhaps only can be made with
> a tablet.
>
> A simple icon perhaps can be drawn using the mouse, however, I guess I
> can't start with a circle, but need to start with a Bezier.
>
> At the moment I'm uncertain, if I again should waste time. It looks like
> a tablet is needed and that even then the pictures won't become as nice,
> as when using a pixel orientated app like GIMP.
>
> YMMV,
> Ralf
>
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