This morning, a user asked about krita and was given the normal reply about us only including enough apps to cover workflows etc. No problem. I know we have not included KDE apps in the past because of the libs it pulls in. However, we have added kdenlive and so we now have the kde libs anyway. (2mb seems less of a problem on a 2G iso than on a 700M iso)
I would suggest we maybe need to reassess our workflows with regard to best apps now that we can easily include kde apps. For example, is krita better than what we have now? A question for the artists in our midst. Speaking of kde programs, kdenlive adds k3b. I have personally had problems with k3b in that it has borked two dvds now (out of two). brasero works fine for me. I have heard other people have the same kind of problem. IS there anyone who uses k3b here that can confirm there is a problem? (or that it works fine?) I can't afford to waste DVDs testing it. I have been told that the problem is k3b works well with cdrecord but not with wodem (which we have). Wodem is one of those "we (debian I would guess) don't like the licence on cdrecord so we are forking it so we can have GPL" things, but once it is forked it doesn't get the love and care of the original author :P (yes who is cantankerous and hard to get along with, must be an artist, So what?) Maybe we have a reason to put cdrecord into the ubuntu repos over wodim? I don't think the licence is that bad from what I have heard. (I am not a lawyer :) -- 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
