[06:32] So, I got absolutely nothing done this weekend. Seems like here has been pretty quiet. [07:47] I imported my mom's pictures from her camera and cell phone to her computer. That was it for me as far as IT goes. === smartboyhw_ is now known as smartboyhw [11:35] astraljava: Sounds like a nice weekend then [11:36] * smartboyhw hopes for astraljava's full return:) [11:36] hi [11:37] Hi ttoine [11:49] * smartboyhw goes to post the half-spam message about Beta 2 testing or should he not? [12:49] Just to tell that if lightworks is really released for Ubuntu at the end of the year (it is already open source released for windows) it will rocks the -video production [12:49] meaning that we don't need anymore OpenShot nor Cinelerra [13:10] ttoine, sounds good, maybe run that through Scott when he comes on or post on the list. My use of video apps is nil so far. [13:10] len-dt: ok [13:16] ttoine, just reading the stuff from the other channel. ailo seems to know more about it than me too... sounds like he is interested too. [13:17] len-dt: http://www.lwks.com/ [13:17] just have a look by yourself [13:25] Hi scott-work [13:40] Hi ailo-w [13:40] wb actually [13:49] scott-work: hi [13:50] scott-work: http://www.lwks.com/ just have a look, it is open source released this year for windows, and is scheduled for Linux for the end of the year ! [13:56] hi smartboyhw [13:56] :) [14:31] openshot to me is a great tool for non experts [14:31] And it filles a workflow task for people who want to edit things quickly and put it up on Youtube [14:32] But, surely, Lightworks should make life livable for video experts [15:10] ailo: do you they have a linux version available yet? i might be misremembering, but it seemed like they didn't have one yet months ago [15:12] scott-work, it is coming at the end of the year. I think [15:12] hmmm, i look forward to seeing how it works, especially compared to kdenlive [15:16] scott-work: All I know is that it's been cooking for a while, but from what ttoine says, it's not far from being released [15:16] steam is another welcome addition to Linux, all though, not open source. And a totally different subject [15:19] smartboyhw: I didn't misunderstand you. From reading https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QATeam/QuantalTestcaseUpdates/UbuntuStudioTestcase there are items that we don't need to check for Ubuntu Studio [15:19] And as a first step, I'd like to remove those items, or mod them for our case [15:20] The simpler we can make it, the easier it will be to get people to do the testing too, so that is always in my mind [15:21] ailo: Remove them I don't mind:) [15:23] smartboyhw: It was not criticism in my post. Just putting my thoughts about it. I could do some editing on that subject, but I haven't had any hand at desktop customization yet(or very little), so it would be better if someone else who did would do those edits [15:23] i.e. len-dt, or scott-work [15:24] desktop customization...len-dt you good at this? [15:24] lightworks for linux currently schedule for Oct 30th: http://www.lwks.com/index.php?option=com_kunena&func=view&catid=12&id=1983&limit=6&limitstart=30&Itemid=81 [15:24] fourth post down [15:25] Let's wait then [15:25] i should say that was an _alpha_ scheduled for Oct 30th [15:26] smartboyhw: i am curious if lightworks will be in the repos, it certainly would not have been previously, but i suppose changes to policy and the "app store" mentality of software-center might allow lightworks to be included now or soon [15:27] Ooh! [15:27] alhtough one of the comments in that thread mentioned that they wanted to experience between ubuntu and windows versions of lightworks to be identical...that is good news to me [15:27] :) [15:28] scott-work: len-dt: I was airing the idea of customizing xubuntu as little as possible some time ago, for the sake of economic maintenance. This is one situation where that would simplify things a bit. It's not a huge deal for me, but just a thought. Seems logic to me, to put all of the focus on the multimedia applications, and do as little customization to Xubuntu as possible. [15:30] ailo: i completely agree with staying as close to xubuntu for exactly the same reasons [15:31] scott-work: I guess our customization is pretty sparse at this moment? nautilus, gnome-system-monitor [15:32] ailo, scott-work, len-dt: You continue with the discussion,and for the testcase send an email to the dev list on what conclusion you guys have. I need to go to sleep now. [15:32] smartboyhw: Sleep well. Good work on the test cases [15:33] :) That is what earns me being a Testcase Admins:) cya everyone:) continue tmr:) [15:38] ailo: aye, that and the distributor logo and a few icons, i think len-dt was talking about adding a new icon package though [15:42] Ok, so in the case of nautilus, we do need to do some testing. Other than that, I don't see anything in the regular desktop environment we need to do, other than our own custom starters in the menu. [15:43] scott-work: How about the volume applet? I remember there was something about that. Right now, I'm not seeing it at all [15:44] ailo: good point, we probably do need to check that. we might need some input from astraljava to understand what exactly we might check [16:54] scott-work: Apparently, the volume applet has become functional again, and from what I can find in ubuntustudio-default-settings, we don't have anything custom for it, more than it bein in our seeds [16:55] Two packages: indicator-sound-gtk2 and indicator-sound [16:55] Well, as dependencies or whatever. Haven't really checked the seeds [17:04] Yep, it's all there [17:04] astraljava: What was the deal with the volume applet and the mixer for 12.04? Do we have custom code for it? === ubott2 is now known as ubottu === cyphermox_ is now known as cyphermox === TheDrums_ is now known as TheDrums === micahg_ is now known as micahg === len_ is now known as len-dt === ubott2 is now known as ubottu [21:27] ailo_, re. icons... I am not suggesting a full icon package, just icons to cover our custom menu needs. Right now we are using whatever looks nice from the icons that are there already. [21:28] any of those might change names or vanish. So for insurance we should have our own icons for *desktop/*directory files we make up. [21:32] Hmmm, no new ISO today. === ubott2 is now known as ubottu