[05:57] The hardest part about implementing a studio desktop based on LXDE/XFCE is theming. Packging/seed wise, its easy. [05:59] TheMuso: thats good to know [06:07] What makes the theming hard? Do we not have good examples from Lubuntu/Xubuntu? [06:08] (mind you, I don't think most people would really see significant difference from an alternate DE, given how many libraries end up loaded with patchage+qjackctl anyway) [06:22] persia: Yeah we do have examples, but I haven't looked into it myself, and we would have to redo the theme from scratch, so far as window decoration etc goes. [08:21] c [09:38] Ah, so it's volume-of-work difficult, rather than technically-difficult. This makes sense. All the more reason to not bother unless someone volunteers to maintain a theme for a while :) [12:51] scottl: et al https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuStudio/10.10release_notes <<--- linked in the release notes is 404 [12:51] sladen, Plus, they read backscroll in the other channel: the redirect was intended for the future :) [13:25] right, sladen, persia, i'll take care of it now [13:27] ScottL, Thanks. Also, BrendanT was pointing out that ubuntustudio.org needed an update. [13:29] persia, i was thinking about that yesterday (or the day before), i've never done that before and am unsure exactly how [13:30] stochastic had always done it [13:30] Dunno myself. [13:30] my understanding is that it's all code under -devel, i'll send an email to eric and cory asking them for pointers and also dig around the code as well [16:30] rlameiro: morning [16:31] morning holstein :D [16:31] no VO yet :/ [16:31] sorry [16:31] ill knock it out to day, or line up a different voice for you :) [16:31] today* [16:33] :) [18:09] hi holstein :) what did tucemix want last night? [18:09] holstein, oh, now i want to play live again...NOW :P [18:10] i keep thinking about how i/we could improve also, different songs, rearranging songs, more cables, small table, yadda, yadda [18:11] good new is that people liked the music, even when i didn't know the lyrics (i'm sure the crowd were saying them in their head), and this could be a recurring gig [18:12] ScottL: :) [18:12] hmmm let me see if i can find that [18:12] OH [18:13] tucemix didnt ever specify [18:14] no biggie, just curious, he seemed to want to query me about ubuntu studio, but i was curious what he felt i could answer that you could not [18:14] you probably have a better functional or working understanding of getting studio working in a production type setting [18:59] crimsun, i had in the release notes that the user should not be in the audio group, as far as you know is this still necessary? and why? [19:00] i think it had to do with getting permission for using real time with jackd [19:10] ScottL: i need to make sure tucemix is on the mailing list and all that [19:11] he's been at it for a while now, he might a package suggestion, and not be getting the emails about where to put those [19:13] he was around the other day when someone was asking about getting http://gnomecoder.wordpress.com/luz/ added [19:13] the developer of luz studio [20:47] 101010 [21:28] holstein: checking it now in kdenlive [21:28] then rendering it out [21:34] :) [21:34] rendering now :D [21:35] rlameiro: it'll work? [21:36] yeap [21:36] it nice and easy [21:36] its a little walk through [22:12] http://www.archive.org/details/UbuntuStudio10.10QuickAlternateInstallDemo [22:12] holstein: ScottL [22:15] ScottL: is there some ubuntustudio youtube channel? [22:16] I think there's some sort of general Ubuntu video distirbution forum: I'd suggest asking popey about it, if there isn't an Ubuntustudio-specific one. [22:16] ok [22:17] rlameiro: :) [22:55] i had been thinking about a youtube ubuntu studio channel, if we had numerous videos it would be a nice link from the website and a great resource for users [23:08] ScottL: maybe an account managed by you, and people submit stuff to you [23:09] it wouldn need to be you, but someone responsible for that, to prevent uploading of wrong stuff [23:09] There's infrastructure at videos.ubuntu.com that could probably be done in parallel (or leveraged directly) [23:10] well, maybe it could be implemented on the website [23:10] with some kind of html5 player or even a flashplayer [23:11] that would link to videos.ubuntu.com [23:23] thanks persia, i tend to forget about videos.ubuntu.com [23:24] * persia too [23:24] But I do believe we ought share as much infrastructure as possible: there's just no way we can manage everything by ourselves. [23:25] (Plus we get free advertising for our apps and workflows presenting in common fora)