[15:22] <studio-user557> helouuu
[15:23] <studio-user557> is anyone here
[15:23] <slidinghorn> o/  studio-user557 (you might want to change your name so its easier to talk to you
[15:25] <studio-user557> which is best editing software for linux
[15:25] <studio-user557> video
[15:25] <studio-user557> editing?
[15:30] <slidinghorn> kdenlive
[15:30] <slidinghorn> imo
[17:25] <windowsrefund> hello
[17:26] <windowsrefund> if I use the 18.10's new Ubuntu Studio Controls to configure jack, should I stop using qjackctl?
[20:27] <OvenWerks> windowsrefund: yes, stop using qjackctl to start or stop jack. Let controls do that. However, qjackctl's connections window is ok to use for making connections if that is easier than using patchage.
[20:30] <windowsrefund> interesting
[20:30] <windowsrefund> ok
[20:31] <windowsrefund> what about a2jmidid?
[20:31] <windowsrefund> i've been using qjackctl to start it
[20:31] <OvenWerks> windowsrefund: controls will auto start that
[20:31] <windowsrefund> oh
[20:33] <OvenWerks> controls starts jack at session start (if that is enabled) has pulse set to only see jack as a device, allows other devices to also be connected to jack via zita-ajbridge, start a2jmidid.... and autoconnects any new usb device that get plugged in.
[20:34] <OvenWerks> It is made for new users who just expect to be able to do anything with anything even though they shouldn't :P
[20:35] <OvenWerks> the idea is to help those with a USB mic that figure they now have a pro audio setup...
[20:37] <windowsrefund> cool