The Ubuntu Studio project is considering creating a single, dual-arch
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Please vote and express any concerns necessary on the forums.
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n. Someone with artistic as well as technical ability.
Communication skills as well. An understanding of how GTK theming works
is a must.
Again, please remember to CC me or the -devel list on replies.
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nicate in a clear and timely manner.
* Find new contributors for things like the website.
I'm sure there's another I missed.
Do you have a body of work to point to so as to show us your skill?
Please CC the -devel list (I think it should be there anyway as its a
team/development i
t.com/art/Ubuntu-Studio-III-123521792
On a personal note, I *might* be returning to my home state in 6 weeks
for a job there. (I've been working 2 states away from the family) If
things work out, I hope to return to active involvement on the next
cycle. (in whatever capacity Studio might e
ill be on the -devel list.
Have fun, be nice and get involved.
BBL
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aYo Binitie wrote:
> On Sun, Apr 26, 2009 at 10:39 PM, Cory K. wrote:
>
>> Luke MacNeil wrote:
>>
>>> but I wanted to note to the developers; We do appreciate your time
>>> and effort, we're just a bit frustrated with the current user exp
er. Yeah,
that's probably best.
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> releases if you are moving from LTS to LTS.
Yes. Skipping releases is *not* recommended. Really, I'd back up the
important parts of my home dir and do a clean install.
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> bringing
> this release together.
>
As are we. Hopefully the kernel is solid and works well for all.
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n-free bits turned off?
Luke: In the end, we do what we gotta. Seems like a goal for Karmic.
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ges, what parameters it changes?
>
> Or even recommendations for memlock limits, etc.?
>
No. It needs documentation for sure. Anyone is welcome to pick this up.
Just ask any questions and Andrew or Luis can chime in.
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I /believe/ a fix for Ubuntu Studio Controls was just accepted for this.
Can anyone confirm?
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t, they have a
significant monetary investment in what they have going on. And we, know
the power inherent in the Ubuntu name. (the former being the biggest issue)
So while yes, on the face, it looks to make alot of sense, it's just not
gonna happen right now.
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beej...@gmail.com wrote:
> On Apr 13, 2009 1:07pm, "Cory K." wrote:
>> System->Admin->Ubuntu Studio Controls
>
>
> Believe me, I tried to use Studio Controls. Jaunty changed the
> relevant permissions file from
> /etc/udev/rules.d/40-basic-permissions.rul
Brian David wrote:
> I'd also like to note that it's a bit of a hassle getting the permissions
> for firewire devices worked out.
System->Admin->Ubuntu Studio Controls
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It does, but as the system suffers from a decreased performance due to
using the loopback mounted filesystem we decided we didn't want Studio
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#x27;s not /just/ for the
team.
I posed the question to our community at large because it is very much
up to you guys as to how the project continues.
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ation, once I get a system that works
> every time I boot and am confident in what I'm writing. Frankly there is a
> plethora of "do this", "do that" with little or no basis or explanation of
> what to expect. IMO that's not documentation, that's 90%
Make sure you have the header packages installed.
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you* want Ubuntu Studio to be? Would be a shame
to see the project that carries the powerful Ubuntu name slip into the dark.
As I've said, *these* are the very important questions of the moment.
Hope some of that made sense.
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PS: The 64Studio guys and us are much closer than you guys k
t the future.
Also, it's been lacking in what anyone is willing to actually *do* for
this future but it's still early. :)
I also want Luis to take over this chat so I'll just let things run for now.
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soon. They will be important and if you
want a voice please make it a point to attend.
Hopefully some of this made sense and won't get totally lost in the
holiday shuffle. ;)
Almost down for the count,
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tom...@fngi.net wrote:
> How do you control resolution in Cheese?
>
/That/ I haven't played with. Just kinda took what I got and converted
later if need be. Best to look into the Cheese documentation.
Generally, a friendly RTFM is always best. :P Go right to the source. :
t a week or two ago. ;) Nothing more.
But to answer your question, I use "Cheese" to record from my webcam.
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Michael Maurer wrote:
> * Cory K. [09.04.2009 15:21]:
>
>> tom...@fngi.net wrote:
>>
>>> I'm on Ubuntu 8.04 with ubuntustudio suite added through Synaptic.
>>>
>>>
>> This is just a note. The above quote reminded me and I&#
;official" installation
methods, no.
/Preferred/ installs are done from the disk because from a support
perspective we have a better idea of what the system is made up of.
But from my personal perspective, using our theme and JACK/Ardour/RT is
not Ubuntu Studio. But those are still multime
(<-official way it should be written) eg: Installation
questions and such.
Questions that are rather linux general /should/ be directed elsewhere.
Just a reminder that hasn't been done in a while.
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sue...@empire.net wrote:
> What is the difference between:
>
> 20090408/
>
> and
>
> current/
>
One is a hard link to specific date while the other always leads to
latest. In this case, the content is the same.
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an audio
> group, so limits.conf can't work...
>
> So I can't explain why in same condition hardy settings are working and
> why jaunty not, but after adding an audio group, and tick your account
> user in it, a reboot, it works perfectly...
>
> RT kernel is ok for
asmo.koski...@arkki.info wrote:
> Search for packages:
>
> http://packages.ubuntu.com
There's also a Ubuntu package search drop-down in Firefox.
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aYo Binitie wrote:
> On Tue, Apr 7, 2009 at 6:37 PM, Cory K. wrote
>> Tom Poe wrote:
>>
>>> aYo Binitie wrote:
>>>
>>>> AFAIK all you do is to go to your Synaptic and select the UbuntuStudio
>>>> desktop package and do on an
tings.
Grabbing everything *but* -desktop, -settings and -menu should be fine
for "normal" users. Using the rest over top of a Ubuntu install *will*
work but can cause issues if you remove later. They are best left to
advanced users.
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it helps.
>
This is most likely the result of the rt patches not being in the ATI
driver package yet. It should be very soon. Luke can correct me if I'm
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rent headers and such installed. don't just rely on the
update manager) and you purged then re-compiled drivers still don't
work, hopefully we can get you some help and see if this really is a bug.
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u had your self-compiled ALSA work anywhere else? Debian install
maybe?
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I do.
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Just use a pastebin. http://paste.ubuntu.com
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sue...@empire.net wrote:
> Has Ubuntu Studio 8.10 cleared with rt kernel?
Studio 8.10 (Intrepid) will never have an "official" -RT kernel. All
current efforts are focused on 9.04 (Jaunty)
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sandie wrote:
> Cory K. wrote:
>
>> As of now everything has hit the archive to use -RT. Please test on
>> whatever kind of system you have.
>>
>> I currently have -RT running on 32/64bit w/nVidia and Intel GFX. Any
>> feedback is great, especially from ATI
As of now everything has hit the archive to use -RT. Please test on
whatever kind of system you have.
I currently have -RT running on 32/64bit w/nVidia and Intel GFX. Any
feedback is great, especially from ATI users.
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Cory K. wrote:
> Eric Hedekar wrote:
>
>>
>>
>
> Are you running Compiz?
>
Nevermind. I see you are. /This/ could very well be the cause of your
issues on -rt because of drivers. Which, we're still working on a couple
of issues.
I'd like to ask y
x27;s
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Cory K. wrote:
> *This thread for feedback and issues for Jaunty's development -RT kernel*
>
> So the new -RT packages are starting to hit the Jaunty archive.
> Currently only AMD64 has hit.
>
> No LRM or linux-rt meta yet. We're waiting on the packages to be processe
that care to keep compatibility. Just like Debian.
Packages are tested as well as the community cares to. Same as Debian.
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d use free drivers: "sudo apt-get
install linux-image-2.6.28-1-rt" should get you a working kernel. If you
are one of those lucky few for now, please report any issues *aside*
from what has already been mentioned in *this thread only*.
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wayne wrote:
> On Thu, 2009-03-05 at 07:37 -0500, Cory K. wrote:
>
>> Alfons Verreijt wrote:
>>
>>> Will jaunty have an rt kernel?
>>> Can I upgrade from hardy, or is a clean install recommended?
>>>
>> We're still working
Alfons Verreijt wrote:
> Will jaunty have an rt kernel?
> Can I upgrade from hardy, or is a clean install recommended?
We're still working out -rt. It's more of a pain then you guys know.
It's gonna come down to the wire.
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Thanks for creating deb package.
Cinepaint was removed from Debian during a GTK1 purge and also because
it was unmaintained (IIRC). So it was removed from Ubuntu. Since it has
finally been updated I have wanted to get it back into Ubuntu but looks
like it won't happen for this cycle.
-Cor
laurent.bellegarde wrote:
> hi, if you have a tutorial to use the video editing part of blender, in
> paper/html or video, i'm interested in.
I would have to Google just like you would. :) They are out there.
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g at Blender. Which for the folks who didn't know, is one hell of
a video editor. We will have a testing .deb soon that launches Blender
with a custom UI for video editing.
When and *if* Lumera (always spell that wrong) comes out, we will look
at that. But for now, take a look at Blender. I
ult ext3) I tested Studio and Ubuntu. Both the same. How
>> are you trying to partition? Manual, guided?
>>
>
> I have never seen that screen when partitioning. I use guided partitioning.
>
Because of it's unproven nature it is a manual partitioning choice for now.
Th
just
> not easy to find.
>
It's there. Todays disk:
http://img9.imageshack.us/img9/4891/ext4partitionfz0.png (below the
highlighted default ext3) I tested Studio and Ubuntu. Both the same. How
are you trying to partition? Manual, guided?
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/v\/
// \
/( )
t should be the second option under the default ext3.
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Susan Cragin wrote:
> What's up with that? Anyone know?
>
I believe it was something for the alphas. In any case, it's runnin'
again and will have a new one tomorrow.
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Pietro Bergamo wrote:
> Em Dom, 2009-02-15 às 12:07 -0500, Cory K. escreveu:
>
>> Just a note: This current chat was my concern. Grabbing -desktop grabs
>> -settings and -menu. This will cause issues. If it already hasn't been
>> set to conflict in Jaunty, it will
media metas and the art.
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ages.
No. You cannot. That will install the -desktop and -settings packages
that will conflict with Ubuntu. Actually, you might not be able to do
it. :) Been a while since I looked into it. :P
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Ok, ok, ok. This has run it's course. Let's *try* to get back to some
more of the more important topics. Like some of the one's that actually
shape future Studio releases. ;)
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Hartmut Noack wrote:
>
> > On Mon, Feb 2, 2009 at 9:36 PM, Cory K. wrote:
>
> >> So, we're asking you guys are there any new apps or replacements
> for old
> >> stand-bys out there?
>
>
> Very very important: LV2-support in Ardour and CALF and
x27;t that guy.
The second people start to think they are somehow better than each other
is when worse issues arise IMO.
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Luther wrote:
> Cory K. wrote:
>
>> kirko birilli wrote:
>>
>>> hi guys,
>>> that was my very first letter igot via the mailing list.hahaha
>>> cheers
>>>
>> Well things can get nuts sometimes. That's a community
oulda easily figured that out. ;) I just think
he wants to be a pain sometimes. :P
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as to whether or not we'll be going to JACK 2.
Some more notes can be seen here:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuStudio/Meeting110109
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kirko birilli wrote:
> hi guys,
> that was my very first letter igot via the mailing list.hahaha
> cheers
> shen
Well things can get nuts sometimes. That's a community. The good, bad
and the ugly.
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card perspective? (because some cards/chipsets are only good for playback)
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t;
> for beginners (and cheaper) :
>
> for medium use, semi-pro :
>
> for professionnal use :
I'd say this is the best resource to answer the question once people
with a little more knowledge can give you specific card recommendations.
http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.ph
nities
GREAT!!! Seriously. *That's* why I suggested the wiki. You complained at
length about the state of things so contribute. Don't jump to
conclusions about another's motives without asking.
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{ brad brace } wrote:
> thanks for all the system76 related suggestions!
> I'm ordering the pangolin with the fastest drive today.
>
Awesome! Those guys are great and you will for sure love the laptop.
Every one I've had the opportunity to handle has been top-notch.
-
munity I'm sure what you have learned could
help *someone* that comes after. :)
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their Pro-Tools setups. There was never a backup /app/. ;)
>
> RAID is a backup *strategy* - not a backup app
*sigh*
Point is, you're saying pro's use apps for backup, and it just hasn't
been my experience in *any* professional studio.
Man this is beat to death. I'm done.
onsoles and the like) I've worked at had RAID going
with their Pro-Tools setups. There was never a backup /app/. ;)
So you have a plethora of options now. I hope you fide one that suits
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Just
the one above. And grsync might work fine in above cited scenario.
Personally, (dev hat off) saving a session in ~/ is nuts to me if HD
space is even a possibility of an issue. I do *everything* on another
drive. Just me. :)
I'll leave it to you guys to continue from here.
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Kim Cascone wrote:
> q: what is your favorite backup app and why?
>
There are 2 I would like to see in the repos. (might be there for Jaunty
I gotta look)
* TimeVault - https://launchpad.net/timevault
* Flyback - http://code.google.com/p/flyback
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he expected results. "Screen is a bit Small." "Don't use many
tracks." "What outboard soundcard are you using?"
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Eric Hedekar wrote:
> On Wed, Jan 28, 2009 at 6:25 AM, Cory K. wrote:
>
>> I think most really don't know the HP that's needed to effectively run
>> JACK/Ardour. Not to mention the reportedly *terrible* soundcards in
>> these things.
>>
>> What is
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ork than writing new programs.
Keeping packages up-to-date is probably our #1 request (with the whole
JACK/Pulse thing a close 1.5). We have a *little* more help now on the
packaging front but it would be great to get 1 more like Khashayar.
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Close it down. And I feel that would be a shame as
the Ubuntu brand has brought alot of light to our corner of the world.
Shame to lose it.
This have improved *greatly* since the Feisty days. Progress is slower
than most would like but without the same resources as Canonical ,
Microsoft or Ap
Cory K. wrote:
> Gustin Johnson wrote:
>
>> I have RT in 8.10. All that it required was building my own kernel (a
>> 2.6.28)
>>
>
> I'm assuming you have SMP support broken or disabled?
I'm still looking for a response on this. ATM the test b
just gonna take some work
but is on our radar for this (Jaunty) release.
It should also be noted that using the Pulse-JACK plugin just adds
latency and that hard-core users will just use JACK. The plugin will
help new/casual users and people who want PA/JACK apps to talk to each
other.
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rdour 2, AND ardour 3. All installed from source
> without any extra pain or hassle. (Only missing the RT kernel)
If we got someone to get together the -RT kernel and testing we would
for sure put out a PPC Studio. We've just lacked the man-power.
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Gustin Johnson wrote:
> I have RT in 8.10. All that it required was building my own kernel (a
> 2.6.28)
I'm assuming you have SMP support broken or disabled?
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sue...@empire.net wrote:
> I'm curious as to why Jack won't be backported?
Because it requires backporting other libs that effect other apps. One's
that we aren't gonna be responsible for at this time. Things may change,
but for now, we won't be backporting JACK.
ike [UbuntuStudio-users] or [HELP-UbuntuStudio-users] or
> [SUPPORT-users-UbuntuStudio]
> or something similar,
> this request is just to better organize and filter the received of messages.
>
> Thanks to everyone 's attention and cooperation.
> Ciao.
> :-)
> gabriele
ostname.
>
> //midwinter/files /opt/midwinter cifs
> user,noauto,rw,credentials=/root/.smbpasswd
The above info looks right.
I have noticed the changes to SAMBA recently and there were enough
quirks to drive me to use NFS. I actually get faster transfer speeds on
average from it.
I just want to note, that packages that have or require major libraries
as well will not be backported.
So this includes JACK.
-Cory K.
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repo will be tested. Once they are in a normal archive, the will be
removed from the PPA.
So give him a pat on the back, buy him a pint, whatever. ;) And try not
to overwhelm him with "Please oh, please back port this!! and this!! and
this!!" :)
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businesses still runnin' 2000.
Also, I know if *many* studios running ProTools on OS9. *OS9* :) Still
works. Closed system. No reason to change.
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*PLEASE* see how I have changed the topic to fit the discussion and
continue it under it. The current chat has nothing to do with the title.
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works for you.
I still use windows myself for very specific tools that just don't exist
in Linux.
Use free tools where you can and come back later if they don't. Things
change quickly around here. :)
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Khashayar Naderehvandi wrote:
> On Fri, Jan 2, 2009 at 8:15 PM, Cory K. wrote:
>
>> Khashayar, I have been kicking around the idea of having a official
>> backporter on the team which would address exactly this. I was waiting
>> until after the holidays to talk ab
a way to REALLY STRESS that the packages
> are completely untested :-))
>
Khashayar, I have been kicking around the idea of having a official
backporter on the team which would address exactly this. I was waiting
until after the holidays to talk about it but what the hell.
If you&
the latest Fontmatrix and I think it outmatches
GNOME Specimen clearly in 2 areas.
* The ability to display fonts not installed.
* And finally the ability to enable them.
There are also other nice little pluses but I'll let you guys figure
those out.
Discuss.
-Cory K.
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