This is appropriately named as it does collide with the intent of
Ubuntustudio which is a ready made studio for artists and musicians.
This is a /d//evelopment environment/, and although its specific to
the needs of people who would use these programs its not quite in the
user space, its
Hello Gord,
2013/10/6 Gord Williams i...@gordlwilliams.com:
This is appropriately named as it does collide with the intent of
Ubuntustudio which is a ready made studio for artists and musicians. This
is a development environment, and although its specific to the needs of
people who would
Hi, Gord and Howard,
I think the fact that all sorts of creative folks can use Ubuntu Studio
out of the box is a great thing.
Special tools and emphases can be added by the user.
Unless one is running really ancient hardware, there should be no need to
subtract anything; Howard, et al, do a great
Hi all,
Yes, I meant on the ISO. I teach a lot using SuperCollider and it would be
great to be able to give students bootable discs or usb drives with Ubuntu
Studio including SC installed by default. Let me know if I can help in some
way.
Thanks,
Bruno
On Saturday, October 5, 2013, Sudhangathan B
Hi Gord,
If I may disagree, SuperCollider is in the same family of software as
PureData (Pd) and Max/MSP. Except it is based on regular text-based
programming as opposed to visual programming. SuperCollider users use it
for anything from music composition in studio to live electronics on stage,
as
I agree on all of this.
It's not a development environment in the way that you create audio
applications with it. You code performances with it.
Ubuntu Studio is supposed to offer all workflows, in which these sort of
tools have their place.
It was meant to be included a while ago already, and
To include on application is not big task at all, but if you would like
to help out with our development work, which includes things like
choosing applications and in some cases setting up settings for them,
you are more than welcome to help.
Check out http://ubuntustudio.org/contribute/
On Sun,
2013/10/6 Gord Williamsi...@gordlwilliams.com:
This is appropriately named as it does collide with the intent of
Ubuntustudio which is a ready made studio for artists and musicians...
Perhaps its appropriate at some point for Ubuntustudio to consider forks.
Ubuntustudio -dev - would cover it.
The solution to this problem will be fixed for 14.04, namely, the user
will have the choice which metas to install.
Maybe it might even be worth thinking about per package selection, but
this remains to be seen.
In your case it sounds to me that what you want to do is not install any
metas, and
What problem? ;-)
I think it's a great gift that we have a special flavour of Ubuntu
packed with all sorts of media tools. Heading towards free choice of DE
and metas it will only get better.
While I don't know or understand or bother to find out how to use most
of the programs available, I
Yeah, Alf!
Add my thanks to Kaj and all
On Sun, Oct 6, 2013 at 12:10 PM, Alf Haakon Lund a...@mellomrommet.nowrote:
What problem? ;-)
I think it's a great gift that we have a special flavour of Ubuntu packed
with all sorts of media tools. Heading towards free choice of DE and metas
it will
On Sun, Oct 6, 2013 at 7:44 PM, Gord Williams i...@gordlwilliams.comwrote:
2013/10/6 Gord Williams i...@gordlwilliams.com i...@gordlwilliams.com:
I wasn't planning to write all this, but I believe it needs to be said. I
have noticed over the years of using Linux that distributions, even
/The solution to this problem will be fixed for 14.04, namely, the user will
have the choice which metas to install.
Maybe it might even be worth thinking about per package selection, but this
remains to be seen./
Meta's tend to be almost as much of a mish mash and I am not sure where that
/I appreciate the diversity of the distriution even though I don't use
everything. I still make new discoveries of applications and some of them I
will use, others not. The hard part for a distribution is what to include
and not and why. I use Kdenlive, others use OpenShot or Cinerella. Which
Hi, Gord.
I think 'yet another xxx' is in the very deep nature of FOSS
(Free or, at least, Open Source Software), GPLed, etx.
It's something good and natural. It's the other side of the
one-app-only proprietary monopolic scheme.
Maybe it isn't perfect, but is better. And you just live with it,
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