[11:27] <cub> TheDrums, I was trying to test the trusty iso form the instruction you wrote a couple of days ago
[11:28] <cub> but I'm not savvy enough to really understand what to do. :/
[11:29] <TheDrums> OK, where are you?
[11:30] <TheDrums> +stuck
[11:30] <cub> well I got stuck already at "just echo the contents you see on bzr into it"
[11:31] <cub> I booted an iso on USB to test the shoft and F6, but did not get any boot command line either
[11:32] <TheDrums> Right, did you see the little icon at the bottom?
[11:32] <cub> a small white line in the bottom left, yes. Any icon, no.
[11:32] <cub> first I get the unetbootin menu though. Do I need to run this on an installed version?
[11:34] <TheDrums> Oooooooh! unetbootin breaks how the menu works, OK.  Then there I think it's "Tab" to edit the boot line?
[11:35] <cub> hehe, aha.
[11:35] <TheDrums> http://smg.photobucket.com/user/griff_90/media/d9c03dfb.jpg.html is on CD, Vbox, and basically !unetbootin
[11:36] <TheDrums> The point of this is to create that file before any user has the option to login, so it needs to be created before lightdm first starts up.
[11:36] <cub> Ok, so after that I just write "text" ?
[11:37] <cub> create which file? the /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf.d/10-ubuntustudio.conf ?
[11:38] <TheDrums> Yep.
[11:40] <cub> So I will need to check what the file looks like in the bzr before I boot up, create the file and add everything in there. Then startx
[11:41] <cub> ah no, then sudo service lightdm start
[11:41] <TheDrums> Correct, for starting lightdm and the file.  Easy thing to do, download it to a place you can easily wget it from.
[11:42] <cub> that would require network access though
[11:43] <zequence> you can also use a usb stick, mount it, then cp the file over
[11:43] <zequence> or from internal hard drive
[11:43] <cub> ok
[11:43] <cub> lunch break over, I will make another go later on again. :)'
[11:50] <TheDrums> zequence: Right, normally testing in vbox so I think wget first (And, generally have network anyway)
[11:50] <cub> so I could run it within a vbox without getting strange results?
[12:53] <zequence> cub: Yes. It's more or less the same deal
[19:10] <cub> TheDrums, no luck for me to get that text boot.
[19:11] <cub> Right away it shows a menu to choose language, then the "Try Ubuntu Studio wihtout installing" menu and directly after that it show the Ubuntu Studio logo with a spinning circle and booting
[19:11] <cub> no sign of the icons you showed in the screenshot, shift and F6 didn't do anything anywhere.
[19:12] <cub> Not sure what I'm doing wrong
[19:14] <zequence> We have the old menu
[19:14] <zequence> Could be why
[19:14] <zequence> We should probably think about changing it
[19:22] <cub> I suppose it is. Not sure how to circumvent it to do the test. I'd like to learn though
[19:22] <cub> I tried the different F6 Options but nothing that would give me a text boot .. so far.
[20:08] <cub> I think I got it...
[20:17] <cub> Alright, zequence, TheDrums, so how can I tell if my test was successful? :D After I put in the file and started lightdm I got the normal desktop. Perhaps that was the success?
[20:17] <TheDrums> zequence: I like the old menu better. :)
[20:17] <TheDrums> cub: Did you ever see the lightdm prompt?  Are you in the UbuntuStudio session?
[20:18] <cub> After boot I only got a text prompt
[20:18] <cub> where I created the file, the service lightdm start, which loaded up the "normal" desktop
[20:18] <TheDrums> Then yep.
[20:18] <cub> what would have happened if it had failed?
[20:19] <TheDrums> You'd see the lightdm login screen, as it is now.
[20:20] <cub> right, no I never got the graphic login screen
[20:20] <cub> I assume that would have been the lightdm login screen?
[20:20] <TheDrums> Mhmm.
[20:21] <cub> cool, I learned something new today then. :)
[20:21] <TheDrums> Beta freeze has already hit, though.
[20:22] <TheDrums> s/Beta/Alpha2/
[20:22] <kubotu> TheDrums meant: "Alpha2 freeze has already hit, though."
[20:24] <cub> but ubuntu studio is not part of the alphas, do it wouldn't make any change?
[20:26] <cub> what did this change fix? That users would get the lightdm login screen when booting into Live session?
[20:29] <TheDrums> Yes, and not only that, but normally get a different language and the Xfce session.
[20:37] <cub> aha
[21:27] <TheDrums> Also rather than submitting to you the Xubuntu Additional Drivers desktop file, I commented on the bug report and had it re-opened so hopefully you'll get it anyway.