[13:56] sakrecoer ovenwerks rosco2 tag me when you are here :) [14:40] I here [14:40] Sorry to b late [19:07] hi eylul OvenWerks [19:07] krytarik and everyone [19:17] hi [19:29] didn't have much to say, haven't had much time to think. [19:30] i like the draft Ross wrote. [19:30] the only part that frictioned with me is "Unfortunately, as happens occasionally in the world of Free [19:31] Software, [19:31] " [19:31] it's more inherent to voluntary work, than free software.. [19:33] i suppose we need to know where krytarik sees themselves in this new context. cfhowlett also, and maybe Jlye who seemed to show interest during 16.04 [19:34] cfhowleet is very active on facebook with the page and the group [19:35] I'm fine with not being on the council myself. Also, hi! [19:35] you have done awesome PR too eylul, i've been wathcing you on my pocketTV [19:35] hi krytarik :) [19:44] hehe thanks sakrecoer :D [19:45] we all do what we can (and I agree with the wording change) [19:45] krytarik it is completely up to you [19:51] Well, hello. I think the meeting time changed :) [19:52] hi OvenWerks :) indeed! [19:52] Just got home... [19:52] wb! [19:53] Has anyone tested the new -controls? [19:54] *hides* [19:54] i haven't yet, no :( [19:54] but i have undusted my production machine! [19:55] which is at least one step forward since the previews 745 steps backwards [19:55] *previous [19:55] lol [19:56] I am having fun with it. People can at least easily add a USB mic. [19:56] nice! [19:56] could it have a switch to kill alsaFW in favour of FFADO? :p [19:57] kill=blacklist [19:57] being able to use a USB mic has been my main reason for this work.. I would not use one myself, but there are a lot of people who give up on linux audio for that reason [19:57] sakrecoer: I do not have a FW device to play with [19:58] I do have a USB mic I got for $3 at the second hand store. [19:58] right, we've discussed that already i think, but never managed to pair remotly with my FW thing [19:59] I have heard that the alsa drivers are not as good as the direct to jack drivers [20:00] i don't know, i've never benn able to use alsaFW for naything else than playback... handy for quick plug'n'play i think, but very confusing to configure and not jack friendly... [20:01] i found how to blacklist them on arch wiki, and then everything works fine [20:01] with ffado [20:05] i have to go now though... [20:05] good to read you everyone <3 [20:05] g'night o/ [21:08] good night... [23:22] Cool, plug a USB mic in and it shows up on jack, pull the plug it goes away. [23:24] So I can get the "Add as a bridged client" option to work just fine. [23:25] Jack continues to run through the whole thing. Of course any connections to the USB device get disconnected when it is pulled. [23:28] The other option "Make USB the new jack Master" works as well... when plugging in. Plug in a USB interface and the jack "system" device changes. As with the other, connections to the output are lost. [23:30] However, unplugging the device zombyfies jackdbus. So I can get it to work... but have to kill jackdbus to do so. This means _all_ connections are lost and any connected applications may die, hang or require a reconnect. [23:31] RG's myjackctl.sh does not work even on 16.04, I guess things have changed :) [23:32] The only thing I can think to make things a bit better is to provide a manual switch_master button the user can hit before unplugging their USB device. [23:38] There is one odd thing about the whole setup... -controls is python3 (so it works with glade/gtk3) and the dbus listener is python2 :P because python-dbus requires python2. There does not seem to be dbus API for python3 in our repos. [23:59] Hmmm, it looks like the only way is for the dbus talker to become autojack.