=== smartboyhw_ is now known as smartboyhw [10:46] how can I add an account in ubuntustudio so I can upload fotos to flickr? anyone know? [10:46] the add accounts section in settings is not there... [10:48] tjaco, er you mean in a specific app? [10:48] I'm using shotwell [10:48] tjaco, shotwell ok [10:50] tjaco, 1. Go to "Edit"-> "Preferences" -> "Plugins" tab -> Tick "Flickr" [10:51] smartboyhw, there is a bug I think, see https://bugs.launchpad.net/online-accounts-account-plugins/+bug/1030627 [10:51] Launchpad bug 1030627 in Online Accounts: Account plugins "Shotwell publish photos to Facebook Flickr missing" [Undecided,Invalid] [10:52] the solution is not possible in ubuntustudio, because it misses the online accounts function [10:52] tjaco, it should. That's an invalid bug [10:53] oh? [10:54] tjaco, ah I now get it. [10:55] tjaco, yes it is impossible. But then you should just install online-accounts-account-plugins then [10:56] ok, I'll try that [10:57] later... gotta go [14:38] Guys, what is Zeitgeist? Not sure I understand it's purpose o.o [14:38] contrapunctus, ? [14:39] 'Zeitgeist Datahub' [14:39] ? [14:40] contrapunctus, https://launchpad.net/zeitgeist-datahub [14:45] smartboyhw - I suppose a more appropriate link would be http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/08/is-zeitgeist-spying-on-you lol ;) [14:45] contrapunctus, lol [14:51] a better question is "do i want to run/use zeitgeist?" [14:52] smartboyhw - http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/08/zeitgeist-continues-to-morph-into-skynet [14:52] LOL [14:53] (only the title, though.) [14:53] true, holstein...see any use for it in a studio/performance rig? [14:53] contrapunctus: no [14:53] one could argue syslog is spying on you ;) [14:53] o/ [14:54] syslog >_> [14:54] Hai werto. [14:54] hoi contrapunctus o/ [14:54] All this privacy crap is scary. [14:54] and im not justifying or encouraging the use or zietgiest... just that lots of things log what you do [14:54] did you solved your issue with musescore? [14:55] i have a strict "do what makes you feel safe" approach when it comes to these things.. and thats why i like foss and linux/ubuntu.. you can choose to use or not use any of the parts [14:56] holstein : Yesterday I saw this - http://www.fsf.org/facebook and this - http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2008/jan/14/facebook [14:56] werto ...? [14:56] if i were worried about privacy, i wouldnt be on FB [14:56] That's true, holstein, that's yet another thing I like about GNU/Linux. [14:56] contrapunctus, you was searching for a way to make your music scores like "ancient" or coming from old times [14:57] holstein - true about FB too, but what do you do when everyone uses it to keep in touch...and even professional contact -_-' [14:58] werto - well yeah, it's kinda better. Editing the style and the fonts helped, although the export as PNG -> touchup in GIMP is a bit of a PITA, so haven't used that yet. [14:59] contrapunctus: i personally make sure its on https, and dont play farmville or any of the other crap that takes you from https... i read the terms when they change... and take the risk [14:59] i make money from FB.. so i find it easier to justify [15:00] if it werent for the buisness aspect, i would probably not bother.. just because its time consuming and "teeny" [15:00] I'm thinking of shifting shop to frendica, in hope that it will be a kind of a middle ground... [15:00] holstein - How dyou make money there? O.o And +999 on teeny! ;) [15:01] i get hired there for work.. or folks find me and make contact or whatever [15:01] its buisness [15:01] Yeah. That's just the thing about it. [15:01] data mining wasnt invented with FB.. nor the internet [15:01] nice contrapunctus, probably musescore developers could add something like that [15:02] companies have been trying to build profiles and use information for marketing since that was a good buisness idea [15:02] and in some ways, we in the FOSS communities do the same [15:03] even when we ask "what would we include in the video workflow?".. that question could be laser pinpoint targeted if we would collect data usage [15:03] werto - Did you see the Mscore forum post or the IRC conversation? [15:03] will we? no... im just arguing the overall situation from an outside perspective [15:03] do i think its right?.. thats a different question.. i can understand the motivation [15:04] holstein - We don't need to! Because we are so much more closer to the user base. :D [15:04] contrapunctus, none, are there some topics related? [15:04] and, as long as i see clearly maintained opt-in or opt-out, im relatively comfortable with buisnesses doing buisness [15:04] werto - No, just the solutions, heh :) [15:05] oh lol, nice [15:05] but I think is something not so "official", just a trick as I see [15:05] gotta run!... laterx [15:05] holstein - True...but I don't trust businesses to be honest with that. Kay, bye :) [15:06] werto - True that. It's probably a non-essential. [15:07] yes of course, but it should be something nice for those affected to aesthetics, which means more users using it :) [15:12] werto - True. [15:13] the best should be the perfect balance between aestethic and functionalities [15:14] unfortunately only little groups of developers think that way. Some points all to aestethics apple-like and no functionalities, to make software easyer. Some more points everything to functionalities but forgots also to have a simple icon [15:19] Lol, true that, werto. [15:20] Btw, have you tried Laborejo? o.o [15:20] none, I'm a tracker composer :) avoid using notes [15:23] Ah. [15:24] Anyway, I gotta get to work; ciao, werto. :) [15:24] ciao contrapunctus ;) [17:27] I had a quick question about Ubuntu Studio: is it a superset of Ubuntu in the sense that it is simply Ubuntu with a number of these programs pre-installed? [17:27] delarhi: All of Ubuntu Studio is in the Ubuntu repo, in the form of packages, called ubuntustudio-* [17:28] delarhi: Such as, ubuntustudio-default-settings, and ubuntustudio-desktop [17:28] delarhi: The applications you use are in deed the same. Imported directly from Debian, more or less [17:29] Except for linux-lowlatency, which is only in Ubuntu/Ubuntu Studio [17:29] Great, thanks for the information! [17:30] delarhi: You won't get realtime privilege on Ubuntu, without adding yourself to audio group [17:30] delarhi: And saying "yes", when asked about it while installing jackd [17:30] If you want to make things simple for yourself, you install Ubuntu Studio. It has a nice menu for the applications [17:32] I'm not familiar with realtime privilege, but this is an issue specifically with jackd? [17:32] delarhi: You need realtime privilege, in order to be able to run jackd in realtime [17:32] And you need to do that, if you want low latency, and reliable performance [17:33] I see, thanks [20:42] hi guys, jackd fails to start after upgrading to 12.10. It just says"Failed to start server". Here is a pastebin of the console output. http://paste.ubuntu.com/1333131/ [20:44] hellslinger: Make sure no applications are using pulseaudio, like any web browser. Then, in a terminal: killall -9 jackdbus && killall pulseaudio [20:44] Then, try again [20:46] hmm, pulseaudio restarts everytime I kill it... [20:47] hellslinger: Yes. That was intended [20:47] still fails [20:47] same reason [20:49] I set autospawn to no in /etc/pulse/client.conf and it still fails [20:49] err still respawns [20:53] hellslinger: Try starting qjackctl from a terminal: pasuspender -- qjackctl [20:53] hellslinger: Make sure to kill jackdbus first [20:55] that worked to start it with the "dummy" subsystem [20:55] but now I can't stop it [20:57] if I kill -9 as root, I can stop it [21:00] hellslinger: Don't kill as root. Not needed [21:00] jacdbus is buggy. It won't stop [21:00] how do I get rid of jackdbus? [21:00] I want to go back to the old jackd [21:01] hellslinger: You can toggle the "enable dbus".. something in Setup -> Misc [21:03] so jack is starting with the dummy interface, but the question now is how do I get alsa to work [21:04] my card is just a snd-hda-intel [21:06] hellslinger: How's your frames/period? try raising it if it's very low [23:22] evening [23:35] okay, I'm running into problems with jack in a clean install of ubuntu studio [23:36] when I start jack, no matter what I set in qjackctl's settings page it keeps trying to start hw:0 [23:37] gordonjcp: 10.10? I'm able to start hw:1. Have never heard of this problem [23:38] 12.10 [23:38] ah, yeah, of course [23:43] gordonjcp: What does it say in your ~/.jackdrc? [23:43] /usr/bin/jackd -dalsa -r48000 -p256 -n2 -D -Chw:1 -Phw:1 [23:45] gordonjcp: I see you chose hw:1 in and out separately. I double checked by doing the same. So, mine reads: usr/bin/jackd -dalsa -r44100 -p128 -n2 -D -Chw:1 -Phw:1 [23:46] gordonjcp: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1333558/ [23:47] yeah, that's what I'd expect to see [23:48] meh, it's nearly midnight and I have work tomorrow, and I've lost the tune I had anyway [23:48] gordonjcp: Maybe try the commandline also? [23:50] that appears to work [23:50] but qjackctl (and qtractor) won't talk to it [23:50] sod it, back to the MMT8 [23:50] I can't believe there just isn't a usable PC-based sequencer [23:51] gordonjcp: Oh, is jackdmp running in the background? [23:51] qjackctl makes a mess trying to stop it [23:51] All though, i believe it's a jack bug [23:52] nope [23:52] I have had that though [23:53] gordonjcp: Try disabling dbus in qjackctl settings also [23:54] gordonjcp: And another thing you could try is: pasuspender -- qjackctl (if still using dbus) [23:55] len-dt was saying he had problems starting jack because of PA, as it seemed [23:56] Well, I'm about to zzz too