[00:57] Eickmeyer: alive? [00:57] teward: That depends on the definition. [00:58] lol [00:58] Eickmeyer: what's the underlying language of dpf-plugins' plugins? Are they C or something? [00:58] just curious because i'm going throguh analysis and a tool i have for code analysis couldn't instantly determine [00:59] teward: there may be some plugins that are c and some c++ [01:00] teward: Looks to be mostly C++. [01:01] The framework is in C++, so probably all of them are C++. [01:01] some of the dsp may be c [01:01] True [01:08] Eickmeyer: sarnold: there's some toctou risks and potential code injection risks, but i take it these plugins are from an upstream source [01:08] and not your own doing :P [01:08] teward: That's correct. Also, they require a host to run. [01:08] Such as Carla, or a full-fledged DAW like Ardour. [01:08] i'm not doing runtime tests :P [01:08] i'm doing static code analysis :P [01:09] hence TOCTOU risks (Time of Check, Time of Use) [01:09] your packaging descriptions in debian/control need work for the project [01:09] dpf-plugins as is is fine [01:10] -common should probably state the same first one but not LIST all the plugins and say it contains files common to all plugins [01:10] individual plugins should say it contains that specific plugin [01:10] rather than have the same descriptor [01:10] even if you provide the same list, you should indicate more specifically what each built binary provides independently [01:12] and then your changelog targets UNRELEASED again [01:12] teward: Sorry, that was an oversight on that last bit. [01:12] (the target) [01:12] I believe each package contains the same set of plugins in differetn formats (for different hosts) [01:12] OvenWerks: are you absolutely certain about that? [01:12] teward: OvenWerks is 100% correct. [01:13] There is a lv2 package, a lxvst package a ladspa package and a jack client package [01:13] difference between ladspa and lv2 then would be ladspa hosts vs. lv2 hosts. [01:13] ack [01:13] teward: Not necessarily. Carla (and Ardour) can handle them all. [01:13] However, LMMS can only handle ladspa. [01:13] LMMS = ? (I'm tired and haven't eaten dinner yet, woke up from an after work nap hungry and grumpy) [01:14] !info lmms [01:14] lmms (source: lmms): Linux Multimedia Studio. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.1.3-8.1ubuntu1 (disco), package size 4663 kB, installed size 12698 kB [01:14] ack [01:14] however, ladspa does not have an included GUI [01:16] then... [01:16] what does the bare dsp-plugins package provide vs. the subpackages that it all requires? [01:16] or is it a metapackage that installs all 'flavors' of the plugins? [01:16] teward: The bare is just a meta. [01:16] Eickmeyer: which does what? Installs all flavors of the plugins? [01:16] for all potential 'hosts' and packaging types? [01:17] teward: yes. Hence, the dep on all of the other plugins and the listing of all of the formats. [01:17] (of how the plugins're packaged) [01:17] teward: Yes. [01:19] and -common provides...? [01:19] general underlying requisites for *any* of the flavors, yes? [01:19] teward: Yes. [01:19] Also, pushed fix to changelog, retagged. [01:38] teward: With that knowledge, do you need me to fix the debian/control file? [01:39] standby i'm writing up documentation [01:39] because it shows a papertrail of me DOING shit :P [01:39] and taking a page from rbasak's suggestions on how to handle sponsor-needed things that're minor issues rather than hard rejection [02:17] uploaded to new after my requests :) [02:18] \o/ [20:09] * OvenWerks is now a video editor... [20:10] I went to my son's award cerimony... took some (not very good) video clips. [20:13] used open shot to clip to time and assemble. rendered... FF showed no sound but VLC and xine were fine [20:20] FF has codec issues. [21:22] OvenWerks: -menu-add now in the seed, should appear in tomorrow's daily. [22:37] OvenWerks: Also, new plymouth theme, update to grub2-themes-ubuntustudio, and fixes to missing icons in the "Ubuntu Studio Information" submenu uploaded to eoan, should also land in tomorrow's daily.