[01:20] OvenWerks: Carla is now in Autobuilds for your testing pleasure, complete with the wine bridges. Falktx tells me he'll likely do another RC fairly soon for a bug that he's highly motivated to fix. [14:07] hi all! Eickmeyer: Maybe i should be removed from the core team? I would like that. Not that i want to distanciate myself. But I'm not that active obviously. And it's quite a responsability to have such access... [14:08] just make sure someone else, (you, Eickmeyer ) has the proper access without automagic termination before you do... [14:08] i suppose i can remove myself... i've been thinking about it, but i felt i needed to give you a heads up first and make sure i'm not locking everybody out... [16:32] sakrecoer: Feel free to do whatever it is you need to do. I already have administrator, but not owner. If you terminate yourself, would that make someoene else owner automatically? [20:24] Eickmeyer: ubuntu-bug will not allow me to file a bug report for controls :P [20:25] (I don't have the released version installed) [20:25] You might have to do it directly via Launchpad. [20:30] OvenWerks: In other news, bug 1815230 [20:30] bug 1815230 in Ubuntu Studio "Tascam US-122 locks up system when audio is sent to it" [Wishlist,Won't fix] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1815230 [20:30] Had to politely say no to that one. [20:30] Proprietary, non-repo driver required, no longer developed. [20:31] The right answer is talk to the ALSA team [20:31] (be prepared to supply a unit for them to work with) [20:32] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntustudio-controls/+bug/1815240 [20:32] Launchpad bug 1815240 in ubuntustudio-controls "Latency time is for 48k sample rate only" [Undecided,New] [20:33] Yeah, that's kindof the direction I pointed him. [20:33] Ya, I see that [20:34] As for your bug, I assigned it to the actual Ubuntu package to get some attention. [20:34] Is that something you're working on? [20:35] I will be, I am not sure which way to fix it... remove the time value or recalc the wh0o bunch. [20:36] There actually is a simple calculation for latency if you wanted to put that in a special window. Another nice thing would be to mention that a USB devices work best on 3 periods per buffer to get a latency in multiples of 1ms. [20:36] s/special window/special field [20:37] https://wiki.linuxaudio.org/wiki/list_of_jack_frame_period_settings_ideal_for_usb_interface [20:37] That may be the better way to go [20:38] I may end up adding the periods field as well. [20:39] I honestly think that would be the way to go since calculating latency (as general as possible not accounting for specific hardware) is fairly trivial. [20:41] OvenWerks: Do you think you can do that before feature freeze? [20:41] When is that again? [20:41] February 14th. [20:42] I can at least remove the wrong time values. [20:42] I am working on installer just now. [20:42] For us West Coast US/Canada people, it might as well be the 13th since everything Ubuntu revolves around London. [21:19] OvenWerks: Looks like it worked, he's going to contact the ALSA developers. [21:24] where do we fix the user rt permisions again? [21:31] * OvenWerks goes to clear some snow... [21:37] OvenWerks: Just saw this. You mean in -installer? [21:43] I stuck it below Line 188 with a set instcmd "pkexec /usr/sbin/ubuntustudio-system fix" in line 192. [21:44] We hadnt' really established where we'd put it, so if that's the wrong spot, I'm cool with whatever. [21:44] OvenWerks: Stay warm. Snow is starting to get heavy here, too. [21:51] So where did you actually run that command? [21:51] All I see is that a variable has been set to that string. Did it work? [21:52] I honestly don't think it did, but I don't really know this scripting language that well. [21:52] Ok I will make sure it runs... ;)