[00:00] <mhall119> zus: alright, you?
[00:00] <zus> mhall119:  im well. looking at the release notes for xubuntu.
[00:01] <zus> im thinking on going to a lightwight distro - plan on looking up openbox and fluxbox.
[00:02] <mhall119> xubuntu is light for a full destkop environment, but it's still heavier than just a window manager like *box
[00:02] <mhall119> you might check out Lubuntu as well, it's lighter than xubuntu, uses OpenBox, but also has some better integration of all it's parts
[00:02] <zus> right now im on linuxmint 11 gnome,  on this laptop
[00:04] <zus> the kxstudio team went desktop agnostic so now i can eliminate dual booting so long as i stay on a distro with ubuntu repos
[00:14] <zus> mhall119: will do, im headed out fo dinner while  i dl the iso. bbl thanks
[00:20] <shadowchaser> hello mhall119
[00:20] <mhall119> hey shadowchaser 
[00:20] <shadowchaser> So how is things in your area
[00:20] <mhall119> doing alright, you?
[00:21] <shadowchaser> Just fine now that yard duty is done
[00:21] <shadowchaser> got a question for you
[00:22] <crashsystems> hello florida
[00:23] <shadowchaser> you know of any good video editors in linux that can handle 1920x1080 hd 
[00:25] <mhall119> shadowchaser: I'm not much of a video guy, but from what I hear there isn't much consumer-grade that works well
[00:25] <mhall119> if you're running a pro studio, you might invest in Cinellera (http://cinelerra.org/)
[00:26] <mhall119> but that's overkill for home videos
[00:26] <shadowchaser> ok got ya so mhall119 what do you do ?
[00:26] <mhall119> I've had success with OpenShot, don't know what resolutions it supports though
[00:26] <mhall119> shadowchaser: software dev, mostly web stuff
[00:27] <shadowchaser> well mhall119 all i need is a video editor for png or jpg files simple editing 
[00:28] <shadowchaser> ill try openshot im moving away from windows I have really grown to like linux distros
[00:30] <shadowchaser> what im using it for is I have advertisement units that run 10 second ads for companies in various locations  what I do now is manully update them is there any software where i could remote update ?
[00:40] <mhall119> like, modify the files on a remote system?
[01:18] <shadowchaser> yea pretty much mhall119