On Wed, January 18, 2012 11:43 pm, Janne Jokitalo wrote: >> A few notable miss >> - cdrdao (this may get pulled in by basero but is important enough to >> get listed outright) > > It does: > > $ apt-cache show brasero > ... > Depends: libbrasero-media3-1 (= 3.2.0-0ubuntu6) [...] > > $ apt-cache rdepends cdrdao > cdrdao > Reverse Depends: > ... > libbrasero-media3-1 [...]
I thought so, and the K3b we are talking to replace it probably does too. My thought is that cdrdao is important enough that it should be part of our spec. Gcdmaster is old and hasn't been updated for a long time. We have at least for now, lost it because of that. Cdrdao is in the same boat as it hasn't been updated for over two years now either... it needs to be in front of us as a requirement so that it has a chance of being maintained in the long run. Otherwise two years down the road we may not have it. Hopefully brasero and k3b will keep it alive. >> - a2jmidid (I thought this was included, but it looks like it is >> something I unwittingly added with jack-keyboard) This becomes a must as >> there are midi applications that talk only alsa and some only jackd. A2j >> (alsa to jackd bridge) allows them all to work together. Without it >> vkeybd can't control yoshimi, for example. [...] > > Ok, good call. I'll add it to the audio seed. > >> I assume this is a transition setup. Thunar, gvfs-fuse, gigolo, >> ristretto, >> etc. will go away? > > I don't understand this. Why should they go away? Thunar is the default > file > manager in Xubuntu. We're basing our DE on Xubuntu. Nautilus has been added, why have both? We are using Xfce as session manager but I got the idea we were not stuck with using all the xfce apps. I could be wrong though... if that is the case and thunar is going to be our file manager then we are missing gvfs-backends still, making thunar and gigolo broken. >> New kernel can't be added till in repos. > > What's this about? Scott just uploaded the -low-latency package (kindly Sorry, I wasn't clear. I should have said that I expect the new kernel to show up soon but realize it was not ready just yet which would explain why generic is still there. So not having the new kernel is not a bug, but in progress. > There will be big changes soon, so keep watching the development. Alpha-2 > is > looming, and we want lots of stuff done by that. There is an editor (+1) and a calendar (+1) and other things are showing too. Basically I'm happy with the progress I see. I'll download the changes when they come out and try it. even if not finished I may find something missing. > Thanks for the update, though! We need to generate some weight on the > lists as > well, so people not on IRC get informed too. I try... I am thinking it would be nice to have a set of test files to try out these apps on. some wavs some pictures, some videos. and some things to try and do with them as tests. Then add one newly recorded item as well... Should I have so much time. -- Len Ovens www.OvenWerks.net -- Ubuntu-Studio-devel mailing list Ubuntu-Studio-devel@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-studio-devel
