[04:31] <Kraus> Evening. I have a question. I'm attempting to change my pulse_out bridge to be 4-channel surround instead of just 2-channel stereo. I'm currently looking through pacmd to change it that way, but I have a sneaky suspicion if I reload Jack through Ubuntu Studio Control it will undo all changes I made. Is this true? If so, how can I tell USC to alter one of its jack-sinks to "channels=4" and map it to front-left/right, rear-left/
[04:31] <Kraus> right?
[04:40] <Kraus> I've already checked the wiki documentation for help at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudio/UbuntuStudioControls but it doesn't go into that subject.
[05:47] <Kraus> https://askubuntu.com/questions/1274267/ubuntu-studio-controls-how-to-add-and-map-surround-audio-channels-to-a-pulse-ou
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[11:10] <Digit> hi.  i'm about to install *ubuntu* for an artist friend, on a 32bit netbook.  seems there's no 32bit version of ubuntu-studio, right?.  upstream ubuntu ditched 32bit yeah?  so, if i get, say, the most recent 32bit lubuntu, could i "easily"(?) kit it out like ubuntu-studio?  like, is there a apt.conf tweak and a package/config list somewhere or something?  some overlay script/method?  or am i better off looking for an old ubunu-studio
[11:10] <Digit> that was 32bit?
[16:56] <OvenWerks> Digit: I think 18.04 is the last 32 bit. even there I think I installed an older one and updated.
[16:57] <OvenWerks> Digit: if lubuntu has a 32bit iso, you should be able to just install ubuntustudio-installer and install from there on top of lubuntu.
[16:58]  * OvenWerks has just started switching his laptop to debian... but their main iso seems old... I think I need to install testing
[17:02] <n4dir> you can just upgrade
[17:02] <n4dir> ah, you just started, then ...
[18:57] <Digit> went with antix.  :)
[19:05] <n4dir>  thinking bout an old laptop: either antix or upgrade the existing debian-oldstable. Short: antix seems like a good choice.
[19:27] <Digit> i bounced by considering MXLinux too.   each of these better than my prior two choices "for my friend", voidlinux and carbslinux (i think that was just more for me, heh).
[19:29] <oerheks> choice of distro, how is that related to ubuntustudio support?
[19:46] <Digit> well, picking ubuntustudio directly's out, since 32bit, so, tis a case of pick something else, then add as much of ubuntu studio as can.