[05:59] <delt> quick question.... why doesn't a standard DVD (with video) appear on the desktop when i insert it?
[06:01] <delt> oh and /dev/dvd for some reason doesn't get created.... :/
[09:01] <delt> 00:58 < delt> quick question.... why doesn't a standard DVD (with video) appear on the desktop when i insert it?
[09:16] <cfhowlett> !dvd
[09:16] <ubottu> Ubuntu's default installation and repositories do not include packages needed to play commercial DVDs for legal reasons. For information on adding them, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs | For information on the legalities involved, see the "DVD" section of https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[09:21] <ObrienDave> delt, install xubuntu-restricted-extras
[19:56] <delt> Hello
[19:56] <delt> what's the program that manages the volume control on laptops?
[19:57] <delt> i think it kind of stopped working :3
[20:06] <holstein> delt: on laptops?
[20:07] <holstein> delt: i know of nothing in linux or ubuntu that specifically controls the volume on a laptop
[20:07] <holstein> delt: you can use pavucontrol
[20:07] <holstein> !info pavucontrol
[20:07] <ubottu> pavucontrol (source: pavucontrol): PulseAudio Volume Control. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.0-2 (utopic), package size 111 kB, installed size 962 kB
[20:07] <holstein> you can use alsamixer.. you can use the applet in the panel..
[20:12] <delt> logged out and back in, volume control now works again
[20:12] <delt> was just wondering what program controls it
[20:12] <delt> ah, it seems to be xfce4-volumed
[20:13] <delt> killed it, no volume control, ran it again, volume control came back
[20:13] <delt> :)
[20:13] <holstein> sure.. thats the one in the panel i referenced above
[20:13] <holstein> its not laptop specific
[20:15] <delt> yeah, i think the actual knob on the laptop just sends sends keyboard events for volume-up/down
[20:15] <delt> same as the volume buttons on a desktop keyboard
[20:16] <delt> anyway, ubuntu studio really works great, i'm very happy with this system.
[20:19] <delt> check, with xfce4-volumed deactivated, xev reports keysym 122 for volume down and 123 for volume up.
[20:20] <delt> named XF86AudioLowerVolume and XF86AudioRaiseVolume
[23:05] <ActionMann> hello friends
[23:05] <ObrienDave> Greetings & Welcome
[23:06] <ActionMann> Finally i'm on Ubuntustudio. Today i have great rehersal with PD live installation