[01:33] in cant use the fonction alt tab [01:34] radjahzik: control+atl+tab? [01:34] what are you trying to do? [01:35] to use alt tab or ctrol alt tab with compiz [01:35] on [01:36] sure [01:36] but, what are you trying to do? [01:36] why this question ? [01:36] radjahzik: because i dont know what you are trying to do [01:36] to select windows open [01:37] i mean, if you trying to hit the alt+tab keys [01:37] just hit em [01:37] mad ealt tab [01:37] if you want them to do something [01:37] then tell me what you want them to do [01:37] and i can help with that :) [01:37] ^^ [01:38] radjahzik: alt+tab works with or without compiz [01:38] but it work just without compiz to me [01:39] i have uninstall compiz and install [01:39] radjahzik: maybe you dont have compiz running [01:39] i have compiz fusion icon to pass metacity to compiz [01:40] that doesnt mean its running [01:40] and that doesnt mean your graphics card supports 3d in linux [01:40] yes [01:40] but no [01:41] i would start here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager/CompizFusion [01:43] radjahzik: one easy check is, hit the superkey+e [01:43] if you see a fancy graphic, then compiz is running [01:43] e [01:43] eeeee [01:43] nothing [01:44] right [01:44] so, compiz is not running [01:44] ??? [01:44] compiz/ [01:44] ??, i have the cube [01:44] ??? $ [01:44] radjahzik: yeah? [01:44] well, you probably messed with the shortcuts then [01:44] why super key +e [01:44] the default shortcut keys [01:45] super+e should be expo [01:45] by default [01:45] yes [01:45] radjahzik: i mean, mess with them all you want [01:45] its just, when you wonder why alt+tab doesnt work [01:45] thats why* [01:45] you are realy cool [01:45] lol [01:45] radjahzik: you are :) [01:45] why you help me [01:46] its your job ? [01:46] why do i help you? [01:46] radjahzik: nah [01:46] nobody here gets paid to support ubuntustudio [01:46] so realy cool [01:46] its my way of giving back to the community that im passionate about [01:47] the solution : dont use compiz [01:47] :) [01:47] radjahzik: thats one way ;) [01:47] but the help come better for the other after [01:47] : [01:48] i can deselect him [01:48] and ... [01:48] i have more problem with samba and share files [01:48] i use samba in a clic [01:49] i clic right on a files and script rw [01:49] cool [01:49] that gone share to the other linux [01:49] samba can be challenging [01:49] good for you [01:50] but when a restart the other linux dont see me , im obliged to share again after a rebooting ??? [01:50] is it normal ? [01:51] you shouldnt have to do that [01:51] radjahzik: you might want to find a loco channel [01:51] http://loco.ubuntu.com/ [01:51] you are more than welcome to hang out here and ask questions [01:52] but, for samba and compiz [01:52] you can probably get more help from one of the less specific avenues [01:52] *i gave up on samba [01:53] i decided to make my windows boxes talk to linux, instead of the other way around [01:53] then, i ditched the windows boxes [01:53] :) [01:54] why go to loco [01:54] just to find help in french ? [01:54] radjahzik: that too [01:54] i thought you might get more help with samba [01:54] or #ubuntu-beginners [01:55] the guy o ubuntu.fr speak but no help realy [01:55] this is really ubuntustudio specific, so we dont deal much with samba [01:55] ?? !!!! [01:55] radjahzik: not that im trying to get rid of you :) [01:55] im just trying to get you help [01:56] for jackd its realy cool [01:56] all is ok [01:56] radjahzik: thats great [01:56] radjahzik: i think there are some GUI samba tools [01:56] i have test with Qtractor and hydrogen* [01:57] samba is install [01:57] i would probably check out http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Natty#Samba_File_Sharing [02:01] i have to much problem with this ubuntustudio 11 [02:01] i think change it [02:01] i use 10.04 with KXstudio ppa's added [02:02] i have x64 cpuu [02:02] yup, 64bit [02:02] *my studio machine [02:02] i have kxstudio11 [02:02] i have a 64bit test laptop too [02:02] i have 10.10 and 11.04 installs [02:03] i have test on 32b all [02:03] and i'll have ubuntustudio 11.10 soon [02:03] but for my 64 [02:03] radjahzik: not much reason to worry about runnint 64bit now [02:03] flash and all that works fine (like i care about flash on my studio box) [02:03] i have install a 32b [02:04] a x32 on a x64computer [02:04] sure [02:04] i have 4Go ram [02:04] yup, i had 3gb, but i recently upgraded [02:04] and you have install a x32 on a x64 hardware too ? [02:05] i went for the 64bit install [02:05] i have several 32bit 10.04 installs as well though [02:06] where you fin KXstudio ppa's [02:07] you have not install a ubuntu studio ? [02:07] http://kxstudio.sourceforge.net/mediawiki/index.php/KXStudio:Repositories [02:07] just install ubuntu10.04 [02:07] i have a 10.04 install with falks PPA's added from kxstudio [02:08] wich ppa's there are a lote of verion [02:08] its lucid [02:08] radjahzik: yup, read them carefully [02:09] radjahzik: 10.04 = lucid [02:09] kernel 2638 [02:09] however, those PPA's support 10.04 10.10 11.04 and 11.10 [02:09] i have only used them in 10.04 though [02:10] linux-realtime-33 2.6.33-29.1+all1~lucid1 [02:10] my testing installs of 10.10 and 11.04 are just ubuntustudio [02:10] radjahzik: yup, thats one of the -realtime kernels [02:10] again, not trivial [02:10] linux-meta-realtime 2.6.33.29.1+all1~lucid1 [02:11] right, thats the -realtime kernel [02:11] i still need it for my firewire device [02:11] for me, i have a USB device that actually performs better with a -generic kernel [02:11] alsa-firmware 1.0.20-0medibuntu4.2+rebuild1~lucid1 [02:11] really just depends [02:12] linux-lowlatency 2.6.38-8.42+all1~lucid1 [02:13] but if i take a ubuntusutdio 10.04 is not lts [02:14] 10.04 is the LTS [02:14] lucid = 10.04 = the latest ubuntu LTS version [02:14] 12.04 should be the next [02:15] why dont install kxstudio [02:15] radjahzik: try it [02:15] i dont like KDE [02:15] i have try soon [02:16] and, with kxstudio, jack starts at login, and pulse is routed through jack [02:16] i dont need or want that [02:16] but, falk is great, and KXstudio is awesome [02:16] radjahzik: its a live CD, the kxstudio.iso [02:16] live dvd 32bits [02:17] 10.04.3 [02:17] i was don't like it too [02:17] test not realy good [02:18] well, KDE is just not for me [02:18] me too [02:18] i like mint 9 [02:18] stable [02:18] lts [02:18] thats the 10.04 one right? [02:19] yeah, thats right [02:19] one right ? [02:19] thats based on ubuntu 10.04's LTS [02:19] http://www.linuxmint.com/rel_isadora.php [02:20] yes + mint menu very nice [02:20] eh [02:20] i think its a bit much [02:20] but, it looks great [02:20] bit much [02:21] translate me i think its a bit much [02:21] *the mint menu [02:21] i think its a bit too heavy looking [02:21] too much [02:21] ok [02:21] again, it looks great though [02:22] if i want add jackd and else on it [02:23] radjahzik: mint uses the ubuntu repositories [02:23] so, you just add what you want [02:23] and it should be fine [02:23] i add thje ppa's kxstudio [02:23] sudo apt-get install ubuntustudio-audio [02:23] for example* [02:23] radjahzik: i havent tried falks PPA's with mint [02:23] something might break [02:23] but, as long as you know how to purge PPA's, try it [02:24] waoo the adventure for all [02:24] [02:24] [02:25] take care holstein [02:25] radjahzik: sure :) [02:25] i go back tomorrow [02:25] you too [02:25] i'll be here [02:25] after 1 week install lunix ubunru studio kxstudio, mint, etc [02:26] thats the way to do it [02:26] i was pass 1 week [02:26] we call it 'distro-hopping' [02:26] yes [02:26] check out a bunch of them, and see what you like [02:27] i have just a ntfs to coserve [02:27] conserve [02:27] use carefull the install to do not erase my little history [02:27] lol [02:28] i prefer lucid version gnome and the rest ... [02:28] bye [02:28] radjahzik: o/ [02:28] o/ [02:28] ??? [02:28] a+ [02:29] o/ is me waving bye :) [02:29] in french a+ is at soon [05:22] hi, I've tried installing UbuntuStudio versions 8~11 in a VirtualBox but VBox guest additions do not compile in UbuntuStudio, is there a solution? [05:23] Plain Vanilla Ubuntu 8-10 works fine though, guest additions install properly [07:17] hi room. [19:31] bonjour, je viens d'installer unbuntu 10.04 je souhaite ajouter un package studio [19:31] que me conseillez vous? [19:32] arn: hello [19:32] holstein : [19:32] hello [19:32] you speak english? [19:32] you know me [19:32] OH [19:32] ok :) [19:32] your help was fine [19:33] welcome back [19:33] i have find my solution to ntfs share [19:33] simply use the pakage ntfs-config [19:33] cool, that was easy [19:33] so yesteday you talk to me about your add of kx studio [19:34] right [19:34] yes samba and ntfs-config [19:34] http://kxstudio.sourceforge.net/mediawiki/index.php/KXStudio:Repositories [19:34] can you give me your source ? please [19:34] yes realy fine [19:34] those are the PPA's [19:34] its really up to you which ones you want to add [19:35] for example, the JACK1 ppa [19:35] that forces JACK1 instead of JACK2 [19:35] so, you probably *dont* want that one [19:36] ok what link i click to start [19:36] actually, i would say, only add them if you need them [19:36] arn: ?? [19:36] you would add the PPA's [19:36] i do it in the terminal [19:36] sudo apt-add-repository ppa:kxstudio-team/ppa [19:36] ^ for example [19:36] yes it's better [19:36] same thing with the kernel one if you want the kernels [19:37] cool i type this one and finish ? [19:37] sudo apt-add-repository ppa:kxstudio-team/kernel [19:37] arn: this command will add the PPA [19:37] arn: again, i would only add them *if* you need tem [19:37] them* [19:37] dont think of them as 'better' [19:37] think of them as newer [19:38] also, falk adds some extra packages that we dont have [19:38] i need all package to be sure its gone with jack and the rest [19:38] arn: thats what im saying [19:38] you done *need* these [19:38] you should only get them if you *want* them [19:39] Executing: gpg --ignore-time-conflict --no-options --no-default-keyring --secret-keyring /etc/apt/secring.gpg --trustdb-name /etc/apt/trustdb.gpg --keyring /etc/apt/trusted.gpg --primary-keyring /etc/apt/trusted.gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv A809F6C307B583133B3891B287538FEDDF8063EB gpg: requête de la clé DF8063EB du serveur hkp keyserver.ubuntu.com gpg: clé DF8063EB: clé publique « Launchpad PPA for KXStudio Team [19:39] is it normal ? [19:39] normal? [19:40] thats what the command did [19:40] the result of sudo yes [19:40] sudo apt-add-repository * [19:40] arn: so now [19:40] sudo apt-get update [19:41] then, if you want to update to falks versions of the pacakges [19:41] *which will take some time [19:41] run [19:41] sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [19:42] end [19:42] arn: personally, i would wait [19:43] i would wait til you are comfortable and familiar with what PPA's are, and what they do [19:43] and how to purge them, if needed [19:43] falks PPA's are quite stable though* [19:44] how can i understand that and use it ? [19:44] arn: use what? [19:44] the PPA? [19:44] i see nothing [19:44] you added it [19:44] arn: ? [19:44] you wont see anything [19:44] for example [19:44] JACK is at a certain version [19:44] its change the library package ? [19:44] when you add falks PPA [19:44] *if* he has a newer verion of JACK [19:45] when you run [19:45] sudo apt-get update [19:45] that updates the this of availalbe packages [19:45] and then [19:45] kool [19:45] sudo apt-get dist-upgrade [19:45] that will upgrade your verion of JACK to his [19:45] *as well as other pacakges that falk has packed that are newer [19:45] arn: theres nothing to see [19:46] i have nothing install so i can install a pack of sound , iwill sure after that will the newest version , right ? [19:46] arn: pack of sound? [19:47] arn: not the newest version [19:47] the newest available version [19:47] from your PPA [19:48] *from your sources [19:48] pack of soft (jackd, audur, so i search to install all [19:48] arn: theres a metapackage [19:48] ubuntustudio-audio [19:48] if i search ubuntustudio au [19:48] yes [19:48] arn: just open synaptic [19:48] and search ubuntustudio [19:48] and you'll see them [19:48] *you *dont* need them all [19:48] or any of them for that matter [19:48] you can just install what you want [19:48] i usually get the 2 audio ones [19:48] ok : so the update ppa has afect the version [19:49] ubuntustudio-audio and ubuntustudio-audio-plugins [19:49] arn: the PPA effects your sources in general [19:49] ALL of your sources [19:49] IF falk has a newer version [19:49] then, you'll get falks version [19:49] and to have realtime kernel [19:49] if not, then you'll keep the other one [19:49] arn: do you need the -realtime kernel? [19:50] its in tu ubuntu package ? [19:50] *i urger you to try the -generic [19:50] then [19:50] try the -lowlatency [19:50] then, if you still need it [19:50] try the -realtime [19:50] with jackd its possible to use no realtime ? [19:50] arn: ubuntu does not have a -realtime or -lowlatency kernel in the default repos [19:51] arn: JACK will run just fine with the -generic kernel [19:51] arn: thats why i say 'try it first' [19:51] ok i have never try it , so i must be try [19:51] arn: debian doesnt even support a -realtime kernel anymore [19:52] FOR EXAMPLE http://wiki.debian.org/DebianMultimedia#Realtime_kernel [19:52] arn: the same is true of ubuntu [19:52] we will not have/need a -realtime kernel much longer [19:52] BUT, if you do find that you need it [19:53] you can add falks PPA with the command i linked above [19:53] sudo apt-add-repository ppa:kxstudio-team/kernel [19:53] sudo apt-get update [19:53] sudo apt-get install linux-realtime [19:54] then, you'll need to edit your grub setup in order to boot it [19:54] !grub [19:54] GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since 9.10 (Karmic). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 - See !grub1 for releases before Karmic (9.10) [19:54] then, in a terminal, run [19:54] uname -a [19:54] and that will tell you what kernel you are running [19:54] arn: OR, as i suggested, just take your time, and add things as you need them [19:54] add a package or 2 [19:54] and learn how to use them [19:54] add falks ppa to update [19:55] then, add the -realtime kernel later if needed [19:55] otherwise, *all* of these steps are quite time consuming [19:56] yes i have made a file .txt "holdstein realtime "" :) [19:56] arn: :) [19:56] on my doc [19:56] yeah, save them for later [19:56] take it one step at a time [19:56] otherwise, it can be quite overwhelming [19:56] its made [19:57] so in the first time i must be learn how install quickly, im not finish :) [19:58] if that coll i made some backup [19:58] i have install like your "conseil" ubuntu 10.04 lts [19:58] and im realy fine [19:59] yeah, i find it more stable [19:59] i have test a turkish kde x64 but nodriver ? [19:59] graphics driver? [19:59] Pardus distro " just print driver [20:00] yeah, who knows [20:00] hardware is so cheap now [20:00] just buy a printer next time you need ink [20:00] no driver for the old print in x64 , but all was to much menu ""kde" but very nice install [20:00] in the US, thats about the same price :/ [20:00] ink or a new printer [20:01] yes that why i conserve my old ip1600 with add ink [20:01] same in france [20:01] one ink = pirnt [20:02] cut talk [20:02] :) [20:04] i'm not alone on this chat sorry bye [20:04] arn: a+ [20:04] o/ [20:26] holstein : ? [20:27] arno__: o/ [20:27] whats up? [20:27] i m just test jackd i have start : 1024 /2 or 3 and all was right but it stop and i must reboot [20:28] yeah, you'll need to trouble shoot [20:28] make sure you are in the audio group [20:28]