[16:47] not yet been busy [16:50] @teward001 Ok, just whenever you have a free cycle. :) [17:42] Eickmeyer[m]: two perhaps useful packages to add: gphoto2 v4l2loopback-utils v4l2loopback-dkms [17:42] the last two one is the dep of the other. [17:42] Reason for adding? -> https://medium.com/nerdery/dslr-webcam-setup-for-linux-9b6d1b79ae22 [17:42] better use of OBS [17:46] Having said that, I could not get it to work yet. Adding the kernel module (v4l2loopback-dkms) does make my camera show up but the loopback command doesn't work for me (using VLC or cheese or OBS) [17:59] OvenWerks: I'll add it to my list. :) [18:00] I can add my dslr to OBS using gphoto2 --stdout --capture-movie | ffplay - [18:01] which creates a window and then using that window in OSB rather than the v4l loopback [18:02] Yeah, totally. That's something that game streamers want, and something that is 100% part of my vision for this project. [18:03] the v4l loopback would be nicer though. I will work on that... at some time [18:04] OvenWerks: Yeah, gphoto2 is easy since it's already in the archive. [18:04] v4l loopback is too [18:05] Yeah, it all is. Are we looking to make a frontend for this? [18:05] * OvenWerks has to get it all to work first [18:06] Ok, bet. If we can make a front-end that makes this braindead simple ala studio-controls, I'm all for it. [18:07] In fact, I'm in love with this idea. [18:08] Eickmeyer: remember the libvirt bug I told you about? virsh/virt-manager complaining that storage is not btrfs, refusing to mount storagte. It is fixed already 😍 [18:08] It would be easy to add the load module at boot button (similar to the use ffado maodules [18:08] Mauro Gaspari: Gotta love it when bugfixes do their job. :) [18:09] well, it is in proposed. but I just tested it and it works nicely now. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/virt-manager/+bug/1901242 [18:09] Launchpad bug 1901242 in libvirt (Ubuntu Groovy) "virt-manager local directory storage failing" [Medium,Fix committed] [18:09] Yep, an SRU. I just finished an SRU for darktable this morning. I've gotten quite used to writing those. :) [18:09] The module does not interfere with the use of entangle either [18:09] OvenWerks: Yeah, since we already have the framework and have been there before, I'd say this would be a great target for this cycle. [18:10] I will add it to my list... [18:12] OvenWerks: you asked to test if autojack/studio controls crash in 20.10. I managed to get it to crash a few times. I was trying to break network-manager by starting VPNs with wrong settings, cancelling connection while it attempted to connect. that triggered a crash of my panel (probably nm-applet) and then the panel restarted. when that happened, studio controls (autojack) crashed too. [18:12] Do you want me to attempt recreate and save logs? [18:13] sure [18:14] best with log level set to extra of course [18:14] outside of that crazy test I did, it is rock solid. I will try to break it again and keep an eye on it. actually let me fire up Timeshift before I do that 😅 [18:16] OvenWerks: I will check that tomorrow. I just realized it is 2AM here wooopsss. see you guys later 😴 [18:16] o/ [18:17] SLEEP Mauro Gaspari , it's for your own good! [18:18] I expect you all noticed, but Qt 5.15 is here and plasma 5.20 is landing... [18:18] * OvenWerks wonders if that is release or git (-controls that is) [18:19] and some kde applications updates [18:19] RikMills: cool. [18:20] RikMills: Cool. [18:20] s/cool/kool [18:21] * Eickmeyer[m] really needs to get a hirsute environment going other than his packaging server [21:02] Eickmeyer[m]: do you have kde 'user-manager' package in your seeds? if so, when new plasma desktop migrates it will obsolete it, as the KCM has been reworked and merged into that [21:03] RikMills: I'll double-check, but I'm pretty sure we do. If that's the case, will it just go transitional-dummy, or should I remove it from the seed? [21:04] (Just confirmed, we do carry it) [21:04] Eickmeyer[m]: I woiuld remove from seed either way, but I am waiting to see what debian do regards a transitional package before I add one [21:04] RikMills: Works for me. :) [21:05] kool [21:05] It's a recommends, so it'll just get dropped from the metas as soon as I do a refresh. [21:05] great [21:07] Eickmeyer[m]: note: because of same files, plasma-desktop has to break/replace it, so if people ask if that is ok to allow it to be removed, then obviously the answer is yes [21:08] Makes sense. I doubt we'll have too many people upset about it this early in the cycle, so I think we're good to go. [21:08] yeah, I just mention to cover all bases [21:08] CYA. Got it. :) [21:08] :) [22:04] it appears v4l2loopback is broken in 20.04 [22:05] Eickmeyer: see: https://github.com/umlaeute/v4l2loopback/issues/370#issuecomment-723181424 and https://github.com/umlaeute/v4l2loopback/issues/370#issuecomment-723228590 === verz_broke is now known as veremitz [22:05] Eickmeyer: I can confirm that installing the 20.10 package just works [22:06] (in 20.04 using dpkg i as suggested) [22:06] As 20.04 is LTS it would make sense to fix this maybe? [22:51] Eickmeyer: also, while talking adding packages ;) there is an OBS module that would be nice to add. [22:56] https://github.com/CatxFish/obs-v4l2sink [22:57] This OBS module allows the output of OBS to show up on linux as a video device (like another camera) [22:58] This means that obs could be used as the camera in online conferencing tools like zoom, hangouts, skype, etc. [23:01] * OvenWerks now has two Camaera batteries to install [23:17] Eickmeyer: Bug #1903926 [23:17] bug 1903926 in v4l2loopback (Ubuntu) "Device '/dev/video1' is not a output device - While device seen as output by v4l2-ctl" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1903926 [23:19] OvenWerks: That's brilliant, but that bug... [23:19] We might be able to SRU that. [23:20] I mean, so long as the diff isn't gigantic. [23:27] OvenWerks: Looks like there's an SRU for it now: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/v4l2loopback/+bug/1901491 [23:27] Launchpad bug 1901491 in v4l2loopback (Ubuntu Focal) "Created devices are not available" [High,Fix committed] [23:29] OvenWerks: Would that do the trick?