[01:32] <aaas> can anyone recommend a music score/transcription software that will interface with a midi keyboard...so you play on the keyboard and it transcribes for you
[02:54] <holstein> aaas: any of them.. musescore is nice
[02:54] <aaas> holstein thanks
[02:54] <holstein> with JACK and other JACK supported apps, you just route them :)
[09:46] <toa> Does Ubuntu Studio have a Windows install option like the main?
[09:50] <smartboyhw> toa, no. We are discussing to add it into 13.04 though
[09:55] <toa> Ah, good, thanks, smartboyhw
[10:18] <toa> How hard is it to convert the main Ubuntu desktop release to Ubuntu Studio?
[10:19] <toa> A friend downloaded the wrong ISO
[10:25] <toa> I know there's metapackages just like there are for Kubuntu and the other derivatives.  Is it that simple or would I not have the low-latency kernel and the other improvements that way?
[11:19] <XRS1> you can install it from apt-get, synaptics, or ubuntu software center
[11:53] <zequence> toa: The main difference is in getting realtime privilege
[11:53] <zequence> toa: While installing jackd, make sure to answer "yes" to that, and also, make user member of audio group
[11:53] <zequence> Changes will take effect after rebooting
[11:54] <zequence> toa: And, install linux-lowlatency to get better performance at lower latencies
[17:54] <monral> Hi@all
[18:19] <studio-user362> ciao a tutti
[18:52] <studio-user173> hi
[18:53] <GridCube> !hi
[18:53] <studio-user173> quit
[18:53] <GridCube> /quit
[18:53] <GridCube> !hellp
[18:53] <GridCube> !hello
[18:53] <GridCube> oh.. the bot here doesnt know how to greet people
[18:54] <GridCube> and i pressed ctrl-q instead of w
[20:10] <Contrapunctus> Hey folks...can someone please help me with Grub? I was using another Linux distro's Grub, but I thoughtlessly deleted that partition. How can I tell UbuntuStudio to use it's own grub? Computer bricked atm, but I have a liveUSB I can reinstall grub from...the question is, how? o.o
[20:10] <Contrapunctus> *reinstall grub from, or fix things somehow
[20:13] <Contrapunctus> Anyone? Please? It's a real pain to get internet to start on this LiveUSB, and it might die any sec =S
[20:15] <Contrapunctus> zequence? o.o
[20:17] <Contrapunctus> Hey, len-dt?
[20:18] <len-dt> Hello
[20:18] <Contrapunctus> Hai, can you help me with Grub, a little?
[20:18]  * len-dt is mucking around with dual monitors
[20:18] <len-dt> What would you like to do?
[20:19] <len-dt> I don't know a huge amount about GRUB, but some.
[20:19] <Contrapunctus> Well, I had ~3 linux installs, I formatted one for space *facepalm*.
[20:19] <Contrapunctus> Turned out that one had the Grub I was loading from.
[20:19] <Contrapunctus> Computer bricked now. I'm on a Live USB. How do I tell UbuntuStudio to use it's own grub?
[20:19] <Contrapunctus> (not exactly bricked, but wont boot)
[20:20] <len-dt> Any of the live ISOs  should let you choose a partition to boot.
[20:20] <Contrapunctus> How? o.o
[20:21] <XRS1> actually no, lately i have been noticing distros leaving out the boot from.. option
[20:22]  * Contrapunctus is confused.
[20:22] <Contrapunctus> What ought one do then? o.o
[20:22] <XRS1> what you should do is boot the live USB and install bootrepair
[20:23] <Contrapunctus> XRS1 - bootrepair...no such package o.o
[20:23] <XRS1> sudo apt-get install -y boot-repair &amp;&amp; boot-repair
[20:23] <XRS1> oops hold on
[20:23] <Contrapunctus> :)
[20:24] <XRS1> sudo add-apt-repository ppa:yannubuntu/boot-repair && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y boot-repair && boot-repair
[20:24]  * len-dt must have an older ISO that does allow it.
[20:25] <Contrapunctus> yannubuntu? O_o
[20:25] <len-dt> I haven't had to do that for a bit.
[20:25] <XRS1> dont look at me. normally i use System Rescue CD which has boot repair, but when i dont i use that command
[20:26] <XRS1> seems like a trustworthy repo
[20:27] <Contrapunctus> apt-get update...that's gonna take a while.
[20:28] <XRS1> boot repair should pop up on its own when itz all finished if you pasted
[20:28] <Contrapunctus> It's interesting that you can queue stuff with &&...one could probably make a script to install KXStudio more easily, for the newbs... :)
[20:28] <Contrapunctus> I see, XRS1...
[20:29] <XRS1> batch scripting is fun
[20:29] <Contrapunctus> If only I had AVLinux on liveUSB...it has remastersys-grub-restore. =\
[20:30] <XRS1> used to get bored and make DOS games at work using batch scripting
[20:30] <Contrapunctus> But I only happened to have Mint12 -_-'
[20:31] <XRS1> freaked the IT dept. out when they saw all the .bat files with a bunch of files with weird extensions.
[20:32] <XRS1> long story short, batch scripting is a great and i love the whole repository design. wonder how much is costs to upkeep
[20:52] <len-dt> XRS1, it should be possible to change the kernel commandline still from the ISO. Is that not so?
[20:53] <len-dt> If so changing the command line to have root=/dev/sda1 initrd /boot/initrd.img should do it.
[21:13] <contrapunctus> XRS1, yay, it worked :D
[21:15] <len-dt> Sounds good
[21:17] <contrapunctus> Thanks XRS1 and len-dt :) This message sent from UbuntuStudio...life goes back to normal.
[21:45] <XRS1> ? dont even remember what i did
[21:45] <XRS1> oh yeah bootrepair
[21:45] <XRS1> great app