[02:26] my ubuntu-software-center doesn't work in the newest version [02:27] ich, "doesn't work" ??? error messages and/or screen shots would be instructive here [11:17] Hi All, Help please - How do I get a sweet Ubuntu Studio desktop, with eye candy (themes and icons) and a way to customise the login screen. Where do I get a complete theme (desktop, icons, login, the works as a .deb)? Should I need to do it one by one (docker, icons, background, etc) is there a resource with a step by step for how to do it? [11:19] Qwazz, do this [11:20] Hi, All, part of my previous text seems to be missing; the greeting. In the main I want a sweet ubuntu studio desktop. I have 12.04 on a Dell Latitude E5530. [11:20] by the way, what ubuntu are you running right now? [11:20] so: plain ubuntu 12.04? [11:20] cfhowlett - Hi, yes 12.04 [11:21] Ubuntu Studio 12.04. [11:22] wait do you have ubuntu or ubuntustudio? [11:22] Ubuntu Studio 12.04 [11:22] then I'm confused as you have the complete package, already .... [11:24] Qwazz, xfce (xubuntu) themes are minimal by design. I can share some wallpaper suggestions ... [11:24] cfhowlett: I have ubuntu studio 12.04 fresh install, now I want to get it sweet. Followed some howtos on the interweb but can't seem to get guides for newbies to eyecandy up the default xfce desktop and login screen. [11:26] Qwazz, that's a hint. xfce has minimal theming functions. there are lots of ubuntustudio wallpapers, but an overall theme/login might not be readily available without some deep searching [11:28] so the login screen can't be cusomised easily, like the login in the desktop version? [11:28] Qwazz, desktop? you're not running the desktop version? [11:29] Qwazz, details matter ... [11:30] Qwazz, assuming your on Ubuntustudio, your desktop environment is xfce4. By design, xfce is minimal. themes and customization are rare. look in settings appearance for starters. [11:30] Ubuntu Studio is not a Desktop version? And if so, why would the appearance of the login screen be a systems issue? [11:31] Qwazz, YOU asked if it couldn't be customized like the "desktop version" implying that you were NOT running the desktop version :) Thus, I asked [11:32] Qwazz, so far as I know, there's not internal method to change the login other than session and startup > splash [11:33] Qwazz, any themes/eyecandy will be found on www.xfce-look.org [11:33] cfhowlett, Ok sorry. I am running Ubuntustudio 12.04, desktop version on an i-5 Dell Latitude E5530. I have installed, added a number of applications (using howtos), removed default bottom panel and installed cairo dock. There are two things I wish to resolve; [11:34] Qwazz, this sounds like your request solution: http://www.google.com.hk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=xubuntu+look&source=web&cd=7&cad=rja&ved=0CEcQFjAG&url=%68%74%74%70%3a%2f%2f%77%77%77%2e%64%65%64%6f%69%6d%65%64%6f%2e%63%6f%6d%2f%63%6f%6d%70%75%74%65%72%73%2f%78%75%62%75%6e%74%75%2d%70%69%6d%70%2e%68%74%6d%6c&ei=9PrDUrKDEoaeiQe1hoDYDA&usg=AFQjCNFC3lya8R7tvUJ52lrcOkRVgaNzrw [11:35] errr ignore that mess [11:35] http://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/xubuntu-pimp.html [11:36] 1) I have been on the interweb including xfcelook.org, I have downloaded themes, icons, etc. I have uncompressed them and placed in /themses and /icons folders respectively. From here some themes with showup in settings manager, some won't, the same is true for the icons. There are still individual icons I'd like to change [11:37] if a lock n stock theme (like a wrapper) for everything in one install (pref .deb file). [11:38] 2) I want to change the desktop login screen to something akin to the normal Ubuntu Desktop login. I don't know where in settings I could do that, nor do I see a tool to do it, have even tried ubuntu tweak. [11:40] I have noted files with .mdm in the file name and have been reading about lightDM but seems to be for the GNome desktop. [11:40] Qwazz, as I stated, no such point-and-click functionality is built in. I've never seen a hack or tutorial describing the method [11:41] thank you, following links.... [11:42] Qwazz, best of luck to you [11:49] cfhowlett, I'm back. the article is good but not really a tutorial. I've done most of it, if not all. For example, my issue now "is not installing a dock but changing an icon (.svg/.png) on the dock or system to one of my choosing. [11:50] Qwazz, sorry, over my head. see if someone is awake on #xubuntu [11:50] Wait a minute... so should I install the xubuntu environment? [11:52] Qwazz, Ubuntustudio is built from XUBUNTU! as I've posted above a few times ... [11:52] :) [11:52] Doesn't the "X" in Xubuntu mean XFce desktop, anyway? [11:52] Qwazz, yes [11:52] Oh, yeah, thanks [11:54] I must ask this though, has no one as in ever changed the login (theme) in UBuntu Studio, ever... [11:54] Qwazz, that I know of, no. [15:13] hi [15:14] how to use my windows key in laptop as superkey? in ubuntustudio an xfce based one? [19:37] Happy New Year to all UbuntuStudio Developers [19:40] Krieg auf Zynaddsubfx nur eine Spur von Rosegarden?! Hilfe. [19:41] Thanks zequence and holstein for their knowledge, which helped me a lot in my life as happy worship beside UbuntuStudio [19:47] I have a question, I'm using Jack Audio with Ardour to record my voice and a hint of praise at the same time, and I'm monitoring with Ardour (not by hardware) and as a delay could be heard from when singing and music track, in this moment I got to QjackCtl in the Setup change to 256 the frame / period (default was 1024), and now if there is almost no perceptible delay and I can sing well the song being recorded in Ardour. My question is if it is not [19:47] something to harm my Dell Inspiron 1750 Laptop for doing this [20:28] wachin: are you asking if setting the latency lower will harm the hardware? [20:28] if so.. no [20:38] Ok holstein, good, [20:39] working fine Jack for my on 256 frame / period [20:44] new to ubuntu and ubuntu studio...where do i start? [20:45] !proaudio [20:45] For information on professional audio tools in Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudio/ProAudioIntro [20:45] assuming you are using it for audio [20:45] william: you can try the #opensourcemusicians community [20:45] i would just pick a simple task, and make it happen [20:46] will look at the help community... [20:47] william: well, this is the help community.. you and i [20:47] william: the opensourcemusicians channel is just some nice helpful folks that might be doing something you are trying to do [20:49] yes, its cool to have a chat... been doing allot of internet digging in the last couple of days... getting ubuntu to run [20:54] i don't see where to start the studio? [20:55] william: what do you mean by "start the studio"? [20:55] and do i have to install this lowlatency stuff? [20:55] william: if you want lower latency, you will want to try it [20:55] william: if you are asking "what is latency?", then, no.. dont install it yet [20:56] ok [20:58] what other setup do i have to do... I just finished updating to ubuntu studio and had to reboot [20:58] it really depends [20:58] what would i do? get a simple task, and accomplish it [20:59] looks like i have to install audio, graphic, and video packages [20:59] JACK is the central thing that runs and is necessary for most pro audio [20:59] william: you dont *have* to ever do anything [20:59] and the ubuntu studio desktop [20:59] ?? [20:59] william: you'll need to elaboarate as to what you are trying to do to get a suggestion [20:59] william: i would suggest *not* installing ubuntustudio this way [20:59] william: i would download the live CD.. and run it.. look at the packages.. see what you like, and why [21:00] william: try running JACK there.. get used to it [21:00] ahhh [21:00] william: then, you can decide what you need/want and go from there [21:00] otherwise, you can just install whatever you like from the meta packages [21:00] if you are trying to do audio production, you will want to refer to the link i gave, and get used to JACK [21:12] holstein: just reading through the link you sent... thank you for the help [21:12] william: sure.. anytime [21:19] holstein: As mentioned above... new to ubuntu and studio, figured new year, lets try a new OS [21:19] and was looking at studio to start playing with audio development [21:22] william: what kind of "developement" ? [21:25] holstein: do you use the audio in studio? [21:25] william: use "the audio?" [21:25] william: i use linux for audio production [21:25] mostly analog recording mixing and production [21:26] yes, that is what i was meaning [21:30] holstein: what type of audio or music? [21:30] william: many types [21:30] mostly acoustic/jazz-ish.. but whatever pays the bills [21:36] aloha all guys [21:36] happy new year :) [21:38] well... i got a Xonar 7.1 and a 7.1 headphone, but i can not configure my ubuntu 13.10 at 7.1 i only can configure it at 5.1 any one can help me with that please? [21:38] curiousx: probably not [21:38] curiousx: is it a deal breaker? [21:39] curiousx: i mean, ideally, xonar will help you, just like they would if it were for windows, or whatever it is they officialy support [21:39] what i usually do is try live CD's and see if anything (any kernel or alsa version) just supports the device properly out of the box [21:40] i will use alsamixer in the terminal and paucontrol if pulse is running.. i dont trust any labels of anything either place.. i tweak all settings [21:40] curiousx: nothing about ubuntustudio in particular will be specifically helping or hindering the support of that device in ubuntu or linux.. i would try upstream for help as well [21:41] a larger pool of users could be helpful with that issue [21:42] http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1751107 [21:42] in #ubuntu nobady can helps me, and i tweak everything that could tweak but i cant get it working at 7.1 =( [21:42] o ty, ill check that link [21:42] curiousx: and, as i said, it may never work at 7.1 [21:43] if the device didnt say on the box "7.1 support in linux", then it may not do it [21:43] :'( [21:43] curiousx: otherwise, try live CD's and tweaking *eveything* as i suggested above.. not trusting labels [21:43] curiousx: its a challenging issue [21:44] curiousx: linux/ubuntu is doing what its supposed to do, and the manufacturer is doing what they promised to you [21:44] curiousx: when you buy something like that, you really need to be open to it not working, or working in a limited way, or spending lots of time troubleshooting it.. or research it before purchase [21:45] http://askubuntu.com/questions/288161/ubuntu-13-04-how-configure-surround-sound [21:45] ^^ that post says the device (assuming its the same device) is working in 71. [21:45] 7.1* [21:46] curiousx: that link suggests using pavucontrol, which i suggested above as well [21:46] !info pavucontrol [21:46] pavucontrol (source: pavucontrol): PulseAudio Volume Control. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.0-1 (saucy), package size 140 kB, installed size 953 kB [21:47] yeah... i read that post, i already configure the Xonar at 7.1 but when i do the test "Front left" and "Front right" doesnt work =( http://i.imgur.com/xw82JD7.jpg [21:47] curiousx: ok.. you can try the live CD for the distro the *specifically* reference [21:48] curiousx: i see 7.1 there in the pic [21:48] if it were me, i would test under windows and make sure i have the analog connections properly setup [21:49] actually, i just do stereo.. so none of this applies to me [21:49] actually, what really works for me was setting alsa in this way: http://i.imgur.com/tqrCp8A.png [21:49] yep [21:50] and sorry but what distro do you suggest for me to test? "Ubuntu Studio" ? [21:50] curiousx: testing from a live CD will also remove any configs or changes you have done from the eauation as well [21:50] curiousx: i was referring to the version [21:50] good point [21:51] curiousx: there is not difference in the spins, as far as hardware support [21:51] curiousx: 13.10 vs 13.04 can make or break support [21:51] yep [21:54] ok, mah friend thanks you [22:01] doh! ubuntu studio doesnt have a PPA for ubuntu 13.10 anymore ? =( [22:06] HexChat: 2.9.6 ** OS: Linux 3.11.0-14-generic x86_64 ** Distro: Debian wheezy/sid ** CPU: 2 x Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual CPU T2330 @ 1.60GHz (GenuineIntel) @ 800MHz ** RAM: Physical: 2.9GB, 69.6% free ** Disk: Total: 48.5GB, 66.9% free ** VGA: Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller ** Sound: HDA-Intel - HDA Intel ** Ethernet: Marvell Technology Group Ltd. 88E8039 PCI-E Fast Etherne [22:06] t Controller ** Uptime: 17h 58m 26s ** [22:06] !paste | Beldar [22:06] Beldar: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imagebin.org/?page=add | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. 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