Hi,
the reason for upgrading each 6 months and not sticking to LTS version is
mainly Krita and Blender for me. Those are evolving so fast it's hard to
keep up without upgrading. The dependencies change with them because they
often use latest stable versions of certain libraries. Because for me
per
Might be best off by having US itself as a meta installable over any DE,
assuming the rt-kernel used supports 3d for those DE's requiring it.
That would drop into any flavor of Ubuntu, into Mint with a little hacking,
maybe even could be ported to Debian if anyone really wants to go there.
On 5/18
Watch out for rt-kernel issues with 3d desktops. When I was trying to develop a
metapackage for Cinnamon against Saucy, I had issues with some rt kernel
versions being unable to run the 3d desktop. I would expect similar issues both
with Unity and with Gnome.
The work I was doing was seriously h
On Sun, May 18, 2014 at 11:43 AM, bart deruyter wrote:
>
> OK, I can fix it in terminal, but I'm a user, not an administrator and
> with the release cycle of six months, digging into manuals and tutorials to
> fix my wacom each 6 months (yes, I forget it after six months, because I
> the time on m
On Sun, 18 May 2014, bart deruyter wrote:
I'd like to add my opinion on this.
Thankyou!
As a user I usually install ubuntu-studio and then add kubuntu-desktop, that
way I have the low-latency kernel as default on boot and I log into KDE,
having the menu's perfectly arranged as in ubuntustudio
On Sun, 18 May 2014, Kaj Ailomaa wrote:
I would suggest we name the metas and the desktop sessions:
ubuntustudio-gnome
ubuntustudio-kde
ubuntustudio-lxde
ubuntustudio-unity
ubuntustudio-xfce
Does the one that comes stock need to have it's own name? or should it be
called -custom? I guess my
On Sun, 18 May 2014, Kaj Ailomaa wrote:
# Supporting multiple Desktop Environments
There are two ways we can do this:
* base our desktop environments on flavor DE metas such as
ubuntu-desktop, xubuntu-desktop, etc,
* or we base on the vanilla DE metas, such as xfce4 (not sure how that
works wit
> We don't have any specific package selection process. Since there are so
> few developers involved, we tend to just talk it through between the few
> of us on our irc channel. So, this is something that could be worked at.
> How should we go about choosing packages for our default install?
Actu
# Workflow Categorization for
ubuntustudio-{audio|graphics|video|publishing|photography}
Before we do any technical implementation of workflow categorization, we
need to define a set of workflows that we want to support. Some work on
that has been started here
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuStudio/
Currently, the philosophy for accepting multimedia packages to be
included in our default installation is that we don't already have a
better package for the workflow it covers.
There may be some cases where there are two applications that can do the
same exact things, but where one is for newbies
Hi,
I'd like to add my opinion on this.
As a user I usually install ubuntu-studio and then add kubuntu-desktop,
that way I have the low-latency kernel as default on boot and I log into
KDE, having the menu's perfectly arranged as in ubuntustudio when I use the
old start menu of KDE. I switch off
We should do something about how realtime privilege is administered.
Currently, the upstream Debian package jackd installs a file, giving
members of audio group access to tuned "rtprio" and "memlock", at
/etc/security/limits.d/audio.conf. Also, access to ffado drivers is done
from /lib/udev/rules
I would suggest we name the metas and the desktop sessions:
ubuntustudio-gnome
ubuntustudio-kde
ubuntustudio-lxde
ubuntustudio-unity
ubuntustudio-xfce
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# Supporting multiple Desktop Environments
There has long been talk about us possibly supporting multiple desktop
environments. Doing so, we would use existing DE metas, and just add our
own session, menu, and artwork. The desktop environments in question
would be unity, gnome, kde, xfce and lxde.
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