[06:04] I just did a clean install of Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS and I can't seem to get jackd working. I had it going great on 16.04 before the upgrade. [06:05] Everything seems fine for the first 5 seconds after I run jack_control start [06:05] normal messages in the log [06:06] then it gives 5 consecutive error lines starting with, "ERROR: JackPosixProcessSync::LockedTimedWait error usec = 5000000 err = Connection timed out" [06:06] I would appreciate any advice [06:08] jfc007 was added by: jfc007 [06:10] I just tweaked the period size and number of periods and it seems to be running now. Weird that it worked fine on 16.04 with a lower number of periods and smaller period size. [06:46] I found this 'quickscan' script and I'm attempting to tune the OS to allow me to go back to the period size and number that was stable in 16.04. [06:46] https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Professional_audio#Quickscan_JACK_script [12:42] Croran: are you using lowlatency-kernel? have you set rtprio for your user or audio group in /etc/security/limits.conf? [14:05] Croran: which ubuntu is that? === Eickmeyer is now known as Eickmeyer___ [18:03] Paavi2_0: Setting rtprio is done automatically when installing Ubuntu Studio or when installing ubuntustudio-performance-tweaks. [22:43] Hi folks, sorry to disturb you. I have a HP Pavilion g7-1150. It has a AMD E-450 APU 8G ram. I'm wanting to use it for local web development and mainly photography. How well will ubuntu studio work compared to say linux mint, or peppermint? [22:44] I've heard a lot of complaints about ubuntu recently. [22:44] I heard of a distro recently that runs alot of adobe packages using the windows installers, but I can't remember the distro nor if its worth trying. [22:51] Bear_: Your question is largely based on subjective experiences. In terms of photography, that is one of the use types we target. [22:52] That said, per your specs, it should run just fine. [22:53] As for your Adobe question, I couldn't tell you.