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[02:44] <marco_> Hi
[02:46] <marco_> how can i use this? Sorry i am new
[02:51] <holstein> marco_: hello!
[02:51] <holstein> use what?
[02:56] <marco_> use ubuntu studio and this chat
[02:57] <marco_> sorry  i am new in linux, a try to learn to use for make music, i am student.
[02:58] <holstein> well, you are using "this chat" right now
[02:58] <holstein> doesnt matter what you are.. student, professional.. whatever.. *all* of linux, ubuntu, and ubuntustudio is completely free for anyone to obtain, and use
[02:59] <holstein> i say, try and just get used to the system..
[02:59] <holstein> !proaudio
[02:59] <ubottu> For information on professional audio tools in Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudio/ProAudioIntro
[02:59] <holstein> learn to setup jack, and go from there
[02:59] <holstein> dont try and learn the entire OS in one evening.. try and get jack running, and make a sound with something.. keep it simple
[02:59] <holstein> visit places like #opensourcemusicians where folks are using these tools to make music
[03:00] <marco_> Thanks i appreciate your help
[03:01] <holstein> try and get specific questions.. like "what program do you use for notation?".. etc
[03:01] <holstein> its quite challenging to tackle "how do you use this?".. since, i use linux for literally everything
[03:02] <marco_> I have read from lillypond
[03:02] <holstein> lillypond is a great project. and not specific to ubuntustudio in any way.. its in most repos
[03:05] <marco_> thanks, i go to visit the url what you send me. And sorry my english is bad, i am very slow.
[03:05] <holstein> its not a race ;)
[03:06] <marco_> jejeje
[03:06] <marco_> thanks
[03:07] <marco_> if i have a specific question, can i consult you?
[03:08] <holstein> marco_: anyone can ask, or answer anything in the support channels.. its an open community
[03:08] <holstein> you are always welcome to ask
[03:08] <marco_> Thanks.
[03:09] <marco_> Goodbye for your help
[03:09] <holstein> o/
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[13:00] <c0rn1> Hello there
[13:00] <c0rn1> I got a question: Does Ubuntustudio run on an IBM X40 notebook? Does anyone have experience with that type of setup?
[13:04] <c0rn1> I'd like to run the EMU 0404 at my X40 in the studio just for recording purposes
[13:07] <cfhowlett> !hardware | c0rn1
[13:07] <ubottu> c0rn1: For lists of supported hardware on Ubuntu see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport - To help debugging and improving hardware detection, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingHardwareDetection
[13:07] <cfhowlett> c0rn1, or perhaps #opensourcemusicians
[14:37] <OvenWerks> c0rn1: the easiest thing to do is put ubuntustudio on a usb stick and run it live. That is boot from the stick and choose the first option to run a live session.
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[16:29] <c0rn1> OvenWerks, thank you, gonna try that. I have ubuntu installed @ the X40 though. gonna try to install the studio on top
[16:40] <Me_> ubuntu studio is ubuntu is ubuntu studio c0rn1
[16:40] <Me_> if it runs Ubuntu, it will run Ubuntu Studio
[16:40] <c0rn1> yeah, thanks =)
[16:40] <c0rn1> reading into it right now
[16:41] <c0rn1> it looks very versatile (first impression)
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