Hi Gustin :) Gustin Johnson wrote: > Ralf Mardorf wrote: > > To answer your original question. Tunapie is not installed by default > and is not a media production application. As such the 64Studio people > do not maintain it and neither does Canical so it is not a Ubuntu > problem either. Tunapie is from the "universe" repository and like the > packages from "multiverse", it is maintained by the community. For > bugs, suggestions etc, see the community website: > > https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU > > Part of the responsibility thing I am always babbling about is doing the > research to find out who is responsible for a given package. Spewing > messages to various mailing lists is not going to solve problems. Your > choices are to either wait for someone else to care, or to take control > of the situation yourself. > > While it might be nice to have a single source to turn to when you have > problems, this is simply not the case. The reality is that this is also > not true when you have problems on other platforms. > > This is also what I do. I am working on maintaining the bristol synth > for Ubuntu Studio. The version in Debian and Ubuntu is out of date, so > it seems that no one in the Debian or Ubuntu community cares about this > program. I do care about this program so instead of spamming every > possible list I am managing it myself. > > How you should approach these kinds of problems is to first identify > what your objective is. In my case I want the newer britol and keep the > jack support. The next step is to figure out how best to accomplish > this task, there are other options open to me but the method I chose was > appropriate to me.
I wrote off-list that I'm now subscribed to the open bugs and wishlist tickets site, but I can't login to the open bugs and wishlist tickets site, the owner, Daniel is informed about this too. I agree that it's better to post clear bugs like a broken link off the flashplugin-nonfree to the bug tracker of 64 Studio, even if this might be from the Ubuntu repository to. For the problem with TunaPie there are two reasons why I don't agree: 1. The bad preferences might be fine for Ubuntu Hardy, but not fine for 64 Studio 3.0-beta3. 2. After I set the preferences, TunaPie seems to be fine, but the used media player gxmms2 might have a problem. For troubles like that, I can write reports from pillar to post, because it might not be a bug and it's unclear which application fails. I guess the main address to report to, should be the used distro. Cheers, Ralf _______________________________________________ 64studio-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.64studio.com/mailman/listinfo/64studio-users
