[00:49] any way install ubuntu studio from console / alternate install? [00:50] this #¤%#& installer freezes any time i tried it [00:51] tried with 'noacpi nolapic' 'acpi=off', both and normal way' [00:52] also "live system" or "install ubuntu studio" alternatives [00:53] in live system it freezes "Where are you?" dialog in ubiquity, not so interesting logs in /var/log/installer/debug [00:54] tried also using ' ubiquity --desktop %k --debug gtk_ui & ' command-line parameters [00:54] in plain installer gui it freezes in "importing users" dialog [00:55] both way tried to wait over 4 hours in freezed view [00:55] AriMartti: can you get to a live desktop? [00:56] AriMartti: you can install ubuntustudio-desktop from wherever you like [01:09] holstein: yes, i'm now downloadin ubuntu official alternate installer [01:10] only wonder why there aren't alternative ways to install on live dvd [01:11] holstein: yes, i had the live desktop [01:12] but no linux installed on hard disk [01:15] but maybe that's clear for everyone that i'm so unhappy with that ubuntu studio installer dvd [01:16] so let's speak about video capturing [01:16] how necessary the real-time kernel is when capturing analog video to hard drivee? [01:17] i'm trying to construct perfect budget-class video capturing machine [01:18] i already have a PC with 2,3 GHz quad AMD, 8 GB RAM and nVidia GTX7800 GPU [01:19] i'm wondering if i need a 64 GB SSD for swap and 3 TB HDD for video data (180 h video in VHS tapes) [01:20] i would like to start with home studio.. i'm in doubt if i install a new linux (ubuntustudio) and keep dual boot, or i modify my ubuntu to work with music [01:20] it's poor haves to change o.s when we wants to do a job [01:21] i wish to install only ubuntu studio for that job [01:21] so there wouldn't be any other operating systems on that machine [01:21] i'm familiar with linux but not with video capturing [01:22] you agree to use ubuntustudio for software developer? [01:24] speaking me? [01:25] I work with software developing [01:25] i didn't know if i keep my ubuntu and install a new ubuntustudio [01:25] or if i remove my ubuntu and keep ubuntustudio only (to make all jobs) [01:26] i think you can install ubuntu studio without any need to reinstall the whole system [01:26] i'm going to install ubuntu now and then ubuntustudio-desktop in it [01:27] but as i said, i've never used ubuntu studio, only the live system of it about 3 hours trying install it [01:28] licensed, you can add the ubuntustudio-desktop meta package on top of ubuntu. I have not tried this myself but there are some who have. [01:29] there should be all dependencies and therefore also all software you would find in your brand new ubuntu studio install [01:29] Len-nb, but when i install this, i will have optimized kernel? [01:30] maybe you need to add ubuntustudio repositories in your synaptic or apt variant you like [01:30] and there should be the real-time kernel [01:34] low latency kernel, not RT. You should not need to add any repositories, ubuntustudio is ubuntu. [01:38] ok [01:38] If all you want is the kernel it can be added to any buntu on it's own [01:40] then, http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/ubuntustudio-desktop [01:47] you can install that or any metapackage in any of the alternate iso [01:52] how can i have rt kernel? i have to install a new ubuntustudio or just a ubuntustudio-desktop package? [02:11] licensed: neither [02:11] you literally install just the kernel [02:11] you can get it from... [02:12] https://launchpad.net/~abogani/+ppa-packages [02:12] ok [02:12] or, you can just install the lowlatency one from the repos [02:12] OR, just try the generic one [02:12] enjoy! [02:12] yes, i understand. thank you [04:20] Len-dt, do you have RT kernel or lowlatency? [04:20] Len-dt, Hi :) [04:20] low latency. [04:21] hi I didn't know I was here :) just walking by the computer... [04:21] Did you try RT once? [04:21] maybe back at version 2.4 or less.