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[16:25] <wind6> hey I'm trying to make a partition to install ubuntu gnome on my ssd
[16:26] <wind6> but when i shrink the volume it only gives me 24-25gb when i have over 110gb free
[16:26] <wind6> am i doing something wrong?
[16:30] <wind6> do i need to format the whole drive (remove windows7) and then make the partition? is there another way to do it?
[23:37] <notnola> Hello friends. I seem to have a bit of an issue getting a single microphone input to work with multiple programs
[23:38] <notnola> For instance,  if I have an instance of Firefox, and load a Flash based chat program, my microphone works flawlessly. But if while I am in the flash chat and load Teamspeak, my microphone fails to work in Teamspeak. The same thing happens if I load Teamspeak first(it works), and now the flash chat does not.
[23:38] <notnola> Any help would be appreciated - I await your responses.
[23:42] <notnola> Also note - this is a very Vanilla, I have only installed a few other programs; none of witch I think would effect this. I am unsure if WebcamStudio's kernel module (v4l2-loopback) would have any effect on this.
[23:44] <darkxst> notnola, there is currently no device sharing for webcams
[23:44] <notnola> I am not worried about webcam's.
[23:45] <notnola> It's the microphone, maybe I wasn't clearn.
[23:45] <notnola> clear*.
[23:45] <notnola> In one sentence; I can not use the same input device in multiple programs in a single instance.
[23:46] <darkxst> that should work if its going through pulseaudio
[23:46] <notnola> From what I read in Arch's Wiki (I was having issues within Manjaro as well) that Adobe Flash does not have native support for pulseaudio.
[23:47] <notnola> Maybe the fact that Flash is requests hardware level access (ALSA right?) and that is blocking PulseAudio from working.
[23:48] <notnola> But wouldn't it work if I loaded Teamspeak (I have it set to use Pulse) and than load Flash? That should knock Teamspeak off, and force Adobe Flash to work. Or am I thinking about this in the wrong light?
[23:50] <darkxst> notnola, if flash access ALSA directly it will block pulseaudio from accessing microphone
[23:51] <notnola> Well, I just tested - After setting Teamspeak to use Pulse Audio - Teamspeak works; but keeping Teamspeak open and loading the Flash Chat - the flash chat does not pick up my microphone.
[23:52] <notnola> Oh, why do I always seem to fall into the XY Problem? :(
[23:52] <darkxst> notnola, you can only have one or the other, not both
[23:52] <darkxst> if you have 2 pulseaudio apps they can share microphone
[23:53] <notnola> There must be a solution for this. I can not be the only one who is not pleased with this. Haha.
[23:53] <darkxst> this is the reason that pulseaudio was invented!
[23:53] <darkxst> it wouldnt be a problem if flash used that!
[23:58] <notnola> I found an forum post about forcing flash to use Pulse - I just changed my conf and am rebooting. I will report back if it works! Thanks for leading me to the water!