Hi,
There was a thread on Ubuntu Forums asking for translation help. By the time I
had e-mailed back and forth to Thailand to decide on the right Thai words, the
thread had closed. Where do I send this information? Also, how do I make sure
my e-mail is encoding the characters in the right
> PS: It would also be nice to configure all machines without effort
> (install programs and so on). A local repo would be a good but I am
> thinking if it would be possible to "clone" all the system changes in
> one machine to the other 7...
When reading this, "PXE" jumped into my mind.
Without
for firewire soundcards, visit Freebob project:
http://freebob.sourceforge.net/index.php/List_of_Supported_Devices
2007/11/5, D. Michael McIntyre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> On Monday 05 November 2007, Cory K. wrote:
> > here: http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Main
>
> Wow! They have
>
> the only thing is if I cant copy one song folder on one DVD, and I cant
> split the folder without messing up ardour, then how am I supposed to backup
> my work?
>
You can delete the .wav's you're not using from the folder "audiofiles" in
your session folder. (go to "interchange" -> "session
Hi all,
I've been running into problems updating Ubuntu Studio from Feisty to
Gutsy. When I run the Update Manager, it says that 7.10 is now available,
so I choose to update. The "distribution Upgrade" tool then produces the
following errors:
Failed to fetch
http://archive.ubuntustudio.org/ubun
--- On Mon 11/05, Asmo Koskinen < [EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
>I just want to thank you, Cory and Alessio, for a fine job with >Ubuntu Studio
>7.10.
I just realized I replied to this with a question, and didn't even acknowledge
the efforts of Cory and everyone. I am grateful for your wi
--- On Mon 11/05, Asmo Koskinen < [EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
I just want to thank you, Cory and Alessio, for a fine job with Ubuntu Studio
7.10.It works now much better with my brand new and shiny Dual 2 Core All Intel
machine with rt-kernel - no xruns (I did have troubles with Ubuntu 7.04
I did some editing and have worked on some of the documentation for
the Ardour site. I'd be happy to work on the Ubuntustudio stuff as
well. I'm horribly busy teaching this year, but during the summer I
can kick in.
Matthew Polashek
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.tinysongs.com
www.JandMJazz.com
w
raydar wrote:
> Cory,
>
> I'm kind of in the same category as Bill. I edit for a living, and I'm
> an UbuntuStudio user interested in using and improving a/v apps, but
> I've got just a little experience in an app or two. If you could use
> another hand, please let me know.
>
> --Ray
>
Awe
Cory,
I'm kind of in the same category as Bill. I edit for a living, and I'm
an UbuntuStudio user interested in using and improving a/v apps, but
I've got just a little experience in an app or two. If you could use
another hand, please let me know.
--Ray
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On Nov 8, 2007 5:45 AM, Cory K. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Since someone is looking like they want to take the lead all
> documentation would be done with him.
>
I'd be happy to help out with documentation if whomever is leading is
putting a team together.
Cheers...Steve
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Some ideas from my unconventional mind ..
(not even sure if these would work)
I would probably end up cloning hard drives to begin with, then ..
Create the same username such as 'student' with the same password
Map the home for that username to an external drive (not sure if latency
would be a
On Wednesday 07 November 2007, Asmo Koskinen wrote:
> Jammaria Croocklin kirjoitti:
> > Or this => http://www.ltsp.org/
>
> Jackd won't work in LTSP-environment, so goodbye Rosegarden, Ardour etc.
Plus Rosegarden has known issues running multiple instances of itself under
different users on the
Since someone is looking like they want to take the lead all
documentation would be done with him.
-Cory
William F. Dudley Jr. wrote:
> Cory,
>
> I write pretty well. I've used *some* of u-studio programs, but am by no
> means an expert. What exactly would this entail? I'm busier than heck
> b
I guess for the last requirement "Writes well.", non native english
speakers like myself aren't allowed.
Crapers,
Luis de Bethencourt
On Nov 7, 2007 2:34 PM, Cory K. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We're currently looking for a person to lead/create our documentation team.
>
> Requirements:
>
> * Wo
padovani kirjoitti:
> A local repo would be a good but I am
> thinking if it would be possible to "clone" all the system changes in
> one machine to the other 7...
>
>
I have done that - how easy - well, not so easy... I think. The
classroom was dual boot (XP/Dapper).
That classroom no more
padovani kirjoitti:
> PS: It would also be nice to configure all machines without effort
> (install programs and so on). A local repo would be a good but I am
> thinking if it would be possible to "clone" all the system changes in
> one machine to the other 7...
>
>
If you think cloning /hom
Jammaria Croocklin kirjoitti:
> Or this => http://www.ltsp.org/
>
Jackd won't work in LTSP-environment, so goodbye Rosegarden, Ardour etc.
Best Regards Asmo Koskinen.
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Hi , you can follow the Edubuntu network practice way of install (so easy),
base on client/serveur architecture.
Or this => http://www.ltsp.org/
Hope it helps.
Croocklin, french padawan :)
2007/11/7, padovani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Hi,
> we are planning to create a ubuntu-studio based lab wit
We're currently looking for a person to lead/create our documentation team.
Requirements:
* Work with the existing Ubuntu documentation team
* Know many of the applications Ubuntu Studio focuses on.
* Writes well. :)
Any interested parties please reply to this mail.
-Cory \m/
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Pietro Bergamo wrote:
> It seems that that was actually the problem. After "cleaning up" my
> sources.list the update manager did everything quite right.
Good to hear, glad you got your problem solved. :)
Happy using days. :)
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It seems that that was actually the problem. After "cleaning up" my
sources.list the update manager did everything quite right.
pietro
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Hi,
we are planning to create a ubuntu-studio based lab with 8 computers...
I am already a Ubuntu studio user, but had never configured a network
like that in ubuntu... Does anyone have a tutorial or something like that?
We would need to set these machines so that the students could run some
pro
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