[14:23] <reapp> hello!
[14:23] <reapp> are any of the devs of ubuntu studio here?
[14:25] <reapp> hmmm
[14:27] <reapp> whattewa, if anyone reads this, here's what i wanted to say:
[14:27] <reapp> 1. Where is the feedback email/interface for the developers? Are the forums the only way to say what I think about the distribution?
[14:29] <astraljava> reapp: There's the mailing list(s).
[15:47] <ndf> hi, i'm about to buy a korg microkontrol, but can't seem to find much info on how much functionality i can expect from a linux+ardour/rosegarden setup with it. anybody here own one?
[15:51] <tucemiux> ndf, if you dont get much input here you can also try #opensourcemusicians
[15:52] <ndf> oh
[15:52] <ndf> thanks
[15:52] <ndf> =)
[15:52] <DarkNemisis> hay is there a proghramme that pools together the bbc archive, youtube, iplayer, and other sources of new media together on the ubuntu desktop?
[15:53] <ndf> DarkNemisis: totem has iplayer+youtube sidebar plugins
[15:54] <ndf> tucemiux: connection troubles? :P
[15:54] <tucemiux> yup yup
[15:54] <ndf> hehe
[15:55] <DarkNemisis> ndf the bbc has a whole shed load of stuff from the archive they have put online so i was wondering about thta
[15:56] <ndf> i imagine you have to install their adobe AIR based iplayer application in order to watch the archive, totem only shows current iplayer stuff (the last 2 weeks or whatever).
[15:56] <DarkNemisis> http://www.bbc.co.uk/archive/ eg
[15:59] <DarkNemisis> ndf,  i'm watching the archive without the app
[16:00] <ndf> yeah they have a flash player on the site
[16:00] <ndf> which totem 'exploits'
[16:00] <ndf> much in the same way as it gets videos from youtube
[16:00] <ndf> it kinda pretends to be the flash player and gets the direct .flv stream
[16:04] <DarkNemisis> nope its the normal flash
[16:05] <ndf> yeah that's what i said
[16:05] <ndf> 16:00 < ndf> yeah they have a flash player on the site
[16:05] <ndf> lol
[17:24] <tucemiux> !paste
[17:36] <RickRaven> i heard that ubuntu studio uses real time kernel. what is the difference with standard and real time kernel?
[17:38] <holstein> hey RickRaven
[17:38] <RickRaven> hi
[17:39] <holstein> i would suggest starting with the normal kernel
[17:39] <holstein> a lot of what makes the RT kernel what it is has been absorbed into the generic kernel
[17:39] <RickRaven> i am already using ubuntu 10.04 but now i heard ubuntu studio and i am curious about it
[17:39] <holstein> sure
[17:40] <holstein> its really just a collection of apps
[17:40] <RickRaven> i think i can install the apps from synaptic
[17:40] <holstein> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudioPreparation
[17:40] <holstein> RickRaven: you can go to synaptic
[17:40] <holstein> and search ubuntustudio
[17:41] <holstein> and read about the metapackages
[17:41] <holstein> and also
[17:41] <holstein> !vanilla
[17:41] <holstein> you can read about them in the hardy section there
[17:41] <holstein> the names are the same
[17:41] <holstein> you can also just get the apps you want
[17:42] <holstein> like jack and ardour
[17:42] <holstein> or blender
[17:42] <holstein> either way
[17:42] <RickRaven> you are great thank you i am going to look at it now
[17:43] <holstein> i would say try the generic kernel until you have ned for the RT one
[17:43] <holstein> RickRaven: also
[17:43] <holstein> there is a review of lucid studio
[17:43] <holstein> http://opensourcemusician.libsyn.com/
[17:43] <holstein> at that podshow ^^
[17:43] <RickRaven> :) ok thanks
[17:43] <holstein> i think its called lucid-lovefest ;)
[17:44] <holstein> OH
[17:44] <holstein> and theres an interview with an ubuntustudio dev in there