[01:57] so your sayin dont buy the mic? [01:57] holstein: [05:32] hi everyone [05:32] is the ubuntu sounds meta package broken [05:32] i'm getting [05:32] ubuntustudio-audio: [05:32] Depends: ubuntustudio-generation but it is not going to be installed [05:32] Depends: ubuntustudio-recording but it is not going to be installed [05:41] got it, thx for the fast help [05:41] lol [13:54] FloatingGoat: think about the 486 machine i was hypothetically talking about [13:54] if i said to you, im going to buy 8 gigs of ram for my 486, or my pentium 3... i mean [13:54] thats kind of what im getting at [13:54] the mic may not be enough [13:55] if i had your rig, i would replace the internal sound card first [13:55] i would get something USB, with at least one channel, that either has a preamp, or can work well with one [16:49] hello, can i get a help here? I have a problem with microphone noise, I have a PC and Xubuntu 12.04. [17:33] hmm okay [17:33] how much would that be [17:33] holstein: [17:38] PreSonus AudioBox USB [17:40] or what about that art tube === classic is now known as Adadm313 === Adadm313 is now known as Adam313 === Adam313 is now known as classic === classic is now known as Adam313 [20:41] how is ubuntu studio translated? [20:42] serfus, translated means? [20:44] serfus, Do you mean into different languages? [20:44] i mean, how can one translate ubuntu studio [20:44] yes [20:44] where does it get it's translations from? [20:44] Ubuntustudio is a colection of programs, so the translation happens one application at a time. [20:45] right [20:45] Any translations that do happen are done by volunteers. [20:45] does it use the translations to ubuntu from launchpad? [20:46] The only translation I know of that has been done for the ubuntustudio stuff is french. [20:47] I hate to say this but I reall don't know. [20:47] but it is basically ubuntu with a customized repository, right? [20:47] hum.. [20:48] Not even that. [20:48] i could not find anything about it with google [20:48] nothing in the wiki or something [20:48] Ubuntustudio is Ubuntu with a different colection of applications. [20:48] so the same translations should be used [20:48] hum it's a bit odd [20:50] Some of our menu stuff is a bit different. We follow xubuntu a bit and then add some of our own stuff [20:50] So if the desktop file for an application has translations in it they will show up. [20:50] oh so it's based on xfce? [20:50] Yes. [20:51] have you seen this page? https://help.launchpad.net/Translations [20:51] yeah :) [20:51] i did my share of translations [20:52] Is there a language you are interested in? [20:52] hebrew [20:52] i'll tell you what bothers me [20:52] Cool [20:52] ubuntu is translated pretty well [20:52] to hebrew [20:52] but for some reason [20:52] ubuntu studio [20:52] isn't [20:52] the translation really sucks [20:53] and i can't find who did it [20:53] Which parts of ubuntu studio do you mean? [20:53] or how to fix it [20:53] i'm not sure [20:53] i don't use it myself [20:53] someone from the israeli loco mentioned it [20:54] i didn't know it's based on xfce [20:54] this might be the problem [20:54] The ubuntu studio team is really very small. None of us are full time. [20:54] Ya it could be. [20:54] yeah i know how things work with open source :) [20:54] We moved to xfce because gnome 2 is going away. [20:55] so ubuntu studio uses mainly xfce apps? [20:55] Unity which is great for what it is, doesn't work well for the audio workflows. [20:55] no need to defend unity :P [20:55] xfce for the desktop stuff. the audio/video/graphics stuff is none specific. [20:55] just say it sucks :D [20:56] Unity doesn't work for me, but my wife likes it... go figure. [20:56] i know xfce, it's great. but it isn't translated well, or at all [20:56] haha yeah some people seem to enjoy it [20:56] Gnome 3 is not there really either and all of them plus kde are CPU heavy [20:57] i can't stand those shell stuff [20:57] i'm on lxde since 12.04 [20:57] which is awesome [20:58] even lighter then xfce [20:58] So xfce seemed to be the most mature thing out there. ldxe is good, but it is not quite complete for us. [20:59] yeah i can understand why xfce is preferable [20:59] rather then lxde [20:59] We are not ready to do a lot of fiddling with it and some of our devs are part of the xubuntu project too. [21:00] Anyway, lunch is calling me, ... bye now. [21:00] bye len-dt, thanks for the chat