[00:46] Ok, that was frustrating. In plasma, what do I set so that when I plug a PTP/MTP device in it shows up in the file manager? [00:47] I can go to settings and set up all kinds of things about my camera. Removable deviced should be mounted... but while I can put the sd card into a reader and see it... it doesn't see the camera when I plug it in. [00:49] Considering all the trouble Kubuntu goes to to be artist friendly and all the stuff it has for detecting my camera (it can even see it's serial number) I am surprised it is not more obvious [00:49] * OvenWerks son needed pictures transfered to the computer for homework. [00:50] Looks like I can teather it easy enough though [00:54] Actually I don't want automount so much as autodetect. [01:32] OvenWerks: Strange, I've never had an issue. Perhaps try a card reader? [01:33] Ya the card reader works... but with thunar the camera just shows up as a mountable device... well it did in 18.04 [01:34] Rapid Photo Downloader is amazing, btw. [01:34] You might also try Digikam. [01:35] Something I need to learn then [01:35] RikMills: Any idea if there's something we can do in our config for PTP/MTP devices? [01:35] Rapid Photo Downloader hardly takes any know-how. [01:36] Not worried about that, just used to opening the file manager and copy/paste or cut/paste [01:36] Seems odd I would have to use something else [01:37] Sort of like I have a 16oz hammer in my hand, but for silver nails I have to set it down and pick up the 18 oz hammer [01:38] I mean, that surprises me. I've never had a problem when plugging-in my camera or my son's camera. [01:39] We might have to install mtp-tools by default. [01:39] OvenWerks: Try installing mtp-tools. [01:39] Or go-mtpfs [01:40] Which one? [01:40] go-mtpfs might already be installed. [01:40] Try mtp-tools. [01:46] ripid-photo dl works ok... so how does one delete the copy on the camera then? [01:46] There should be an option to auto-delete upon download. If not, then erase all images from the camera? [01:47] clear completed downloads [01:47] OvenWerks: Hamburger menu (three lines), .... ^ Yeah, that. [01:48] RPD is nice because it does a bunch simultaneously as opposed to a file manager which does one at a time, hence rapid. [01:49] Ya [01:51] in dolphin get an editable address and put in camera:/ [01:51] The clear did not work... the pictures are still there :) [01:56] OK dolphin deleted my pictures. I was able to add a Camera to places on the sidebar. Clicking on that does go to the camera (well actually it opens a screen with a list of cameras) it does seem to show my camera twice for some reason, with both seeming to go to the same place. [01:57] Now I unplug the camera and one of the camera folders remains [02:03] So, the sidebar is nothing but bookmarks, not like the traditional "places" of old. [02:04] (this is for my beneift, just looking something up, ignore this: bug 1437180) [02:04] bug 1437180 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "Desktop Icons show on the install only desktop" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1437180 [02:06] Ok, that's what that was for. (cleaning the dvd-live seed) [16:57] @teward001 It looks like you've had some more urgent, pressing matters, but materia-kde is still a thing: https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntustudio-dev/materia-kde/+git/materia-kde [18:19] Eickmeyer[m]: pulse does provide network out (and in). I did not know that was winders compatable but I am not surprised. [18:20] Yeah, but that's not something easily set-up, and I have reason to believe his issues are somewhere in that setup. [18:20] I do not doubt that at all. [18:21] Though if they use -controls at all it restarts pulseaudio when jack gets turned off which might unload the net module. [18:24] another odd bit of info... a new install, start jack with controls right away and the user will need to turn up/unmute the audio card manually. Normally Pulse would do this for the user when the first appliaction connects and requests audio out... [18:25] I am not sure if this is true in all cases but it was yesterday [18:27] Interesting. I wonder if alsa has introduced some odd defaults. [18:29] Eickmeyer[m]: with my ice1712 it always has been -inf levels on all the analog signals and I have to remember to set them with every new install. Pulse does not know which ports are the actual outputs :) [18:30] On the first logout all alsa settings are saved so next boot/login is fine [18:31] What I would really like is an alsa backend for jack that has level control that can be set by level keys and the audio applet in the tray [18:32] What pulse does for these things is really quite good (except for input levels on cards with boost) [18:33] However, I suspect pipewire will get done before I get so far as making such a thing [18:33] * OvenWerks is fixing bugs in Ardour foldback GUI [21:18] getting ready to upload new plasma bugfix release ;) [21:41] RikMills: To Groovy, I assume? [21:51] for starters [21:52] I'll SRU the packages with bugfix changes for focal, but that is by the by for studio [21:52] Right.