[11:09] <lollorollo2000> hi
[11:48] <Ascavasaion> Can someone direct me to a GUI audio file converting application please.  I wan to convert wma to ogg/mp3.  I have tried SoundConverter 2.0.4, but it does not convert all the files, and freezes on some.
[15:22] <Disar> Hey guys easy would it be to use kubuntu instead?
[15:23] <Disar> how*
[15:51] <OvenWerks> Disar: very easy.
[15:51] <OvenWerks> install kubuntu first
[15:54] <OvenWerks> add ubuntustudio-menu, ubuntustudio-audio, ubuntustudio-graphics, ubuntustudio-photography, ubuntustudio-publishing, ubuntustudio-video, linux-lowlatency, ubuntustudio-controls
[15:55] <OvenWerks> run ubuntustudio-controls to make sure RT access is setup right, reboot to lowlatency kernel. Done
[15:56] <OvenWerks> Disar: I have tried this.
[15:58] <Tsjsbn> Hello
[16:00] <Tsjsbn> Can I've any assistance?
[16:01] <zequence> !ask
[16:01] <Tsjsbn> So, okay!
[16:01] <Tsjsbn> Thanks
[16:01] <Tsjsbn> This is the first time I've visited this IRC chat
[16:02] <zequence> Yeah, it has it's own sort of culture. Big in the linux/free software world. Lots of channels
[16:02] <Tsjsbn> ubuntustudio is super awesome
[16:03] <Tsjsbn> but are there any performance issues?
[16:03] <Tsjsbn> I'm new to it
[16:03] <Tsjsbn> I've previously installed ubuntu 64 bit.
[16:03] <Tsjsbn> my notebook lagged down during boot
[16:04] <Tsjsbn> and so i decided to try studio 32 bit.
[16:04] <Tsjsbn> when i first started up a few min.s ago, the UI wasn't that great but the features are awesome
[16:05] <zequence> 64bit should be faster, though it uses a bit more memory. So, you should use 64bit as long as your RAM is over 2GB
[16:05] <Tsjsbn> my ram is just 2gb and 1.75 gb usable
[16:06] <Tsjsbn> i know it's insufficient for heavy media processing
[16:06] <Tsjsbn> i am planning for a good ram
[16:06] <zequence> 64bit should still work fine. Just that you can't both have 20 tabs open on firefox and a bunch of orchestrals samples
[16:06] <Tsjsbn> but, my lappy lags.
[16:07] <Tsjsbn> by the way videos which played fine in windows
[16:07] <Tsjsbn> are now lagging in studio too
[16:07] <zequence> The arch version won't help you there though
[16:08] <Tsjsbn> i can't understand?
[16:08] <zequence> 64bit is not slower than 32bit. The other way around
[16:08] <zequence> 64bit uses a bit more RAM. That's all
[16:08] <zequence> Video playback depends on a few things
[16:08] <Tsjsbn> so, which is better for me?
[16:09] <zequence> 1) video driver. You may need a proprietary one to get better performance (depends on your graphic card)
[16:09] <Tsjsbn> ubuntu tries very hard to play youtube videos on 64 bit
[16:09] <zequence> 2) codecs - many are nonfree, and there may be bad support on Ubuntu. You could try installing a bunch by installing the package ubuntustudio-restricted-extras
[16:10] <Tsjsbn> thx zequence
[16:10] <Tsjsbn> can i have the ui of studio improved?
[16:10] <Tsjsbn> like that of ubuntu?
[16:11] <zequence> If you don't need to use it for multimedia production, than you may choose which ever official UBuntu flavor
[16:11] <zequence> They all have the same selection of packages available. They share repos
[16:11] <Tsjsbn> no..
[16:11] <zequence> http://www.ubuntu.com/about/about-ubuntu/flavours
[16:11] <Tsjsbn> i want studio for production, processing
[16:12] <Tsjsbn> i require it.
[16:12] <Tsjsbn> i just want a good ui
[16:12] <Tsjsbn> :)
[16:12] <zequence> You can do two things. Either install another DE onto Ubuntu Studio, or install UBuntu Studio packages onto another UBuntu flavor
[16:13] <Tsjsbn> can i convert studio to normal flavor?
[16:13] <zequence> Need to go. Later
[16:19] <Disar> thanks OvenWerks
[16:20] <yt_> yasuaki
[16:29] <Disar> I would highly recommend Krita as a painting tool btw