[06:09] <MooDoo> howdy all
[06:39] <mapps> hi all
[06:39] <mapps> just finishing the martian
[06:39] <mapps> pretty good
[06:49] <MooDoo> matt damon?
[06:58] <mapps> ja
[06:58] <mapps> cool film
[07:03] <MooDoo> yeah very good
[07:03] <\sv> updated the bios on my asus k53u in the hope it woud enable bluetooth. i know this has bluetooth. but it's not working http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/hardware/201110-9891/
[07:04] <mapps> ;[
[07:04] <mapps> what film to watch next hmm#
[07:14] <knightwise> morning :)
[07:14] <knightwise> listening to Cory Doctorows pirate cinema :)
[07:33] <MooDoo> morning knightwise i'm listening to what ever this is on spotify lol
[07:34] <MooDoo> did I just get kicked then?
[07:44] <brobostigon> morning boys and girls.
[07:44] <MooDoo> morning brobostigon
[07:45] <brobostigon> morning MooDoo
[07:46] <MooDoo> how are you brobostigon
[07:47] <brobostigon> half asleep and my eczema could be better, and you?
[07:49] <MooDoo> brobostigon: in the office since 5:45 so you can quite imagine
[07:50] <brobostigon> :(
[07:50] <MooDoo> brobostigon: i'm having a brain f**t, can't remember the ubuntu site to see when I created my account lol :)
[07:51] <MooDoo> not the wiki, the other one
[07:51] <brobostigon> oh dear.
[07:51] <brobostigon> launchpad?
[07:51] <MooDoo> darn it, that's the one
[07:51] <MooDoo> lol
[07:51] <MooDoo> *blush*
[07:51] <brobostigon> :)
[09:06] <davmor2> Morning all you Linux funksters
[09:31] <JamesTait> Good morning all!  Happy Wednesday and happy Carrot Cake Day! 😃
[09:37] <davmor2> JamesTait: got you covered dude https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKnoffPV8m0 One singing Carrott :D
[09:38] <JamesTait> I hope that's the Jasper variety.
[09:38] <JamesTait> Oh yes!  davmor2, you never fail. ❤
[09:39] <davmor2> JamesTait: :)
[14:11] <diddledan> https://blogs.microsoft.com/blog/2016/02/03/microsoft-acquires-swiftkey-in-support-of-re-inventing-productivity-ambition/
[14:12] <zmoylan-pi> inserting the w10 sniffers as we speak...
[14:15] <awilkins> That was my first response
[14:16] <awilkins> But on reflection it could also be a bid to inflate their patent portfolio so they can continue to profit from Android installs
[14:19] <zmoylan-pi> people will just swap to something non ms
[17:40] <Azelphur> Hey folks, I'm having a weird issue with SSH where publickey auth only works if I've logged in with a password recently. Here's the output from ssh -v. Any ideas? http://pastebin.com/v4RL9XN4
[17:45] <diddledan> Azelphur: encrypted home folder maybe?
[17:45] <Azelphur> diddledan: yea, I think it has encryption
[17:47] <diddledan> Azelphur: that'll be why then
[17:47] <Azelphur> any way to fix that?
[17:48] <diddledan> Don't use an encrypted home folder
[17:48] <Myrtti> LUKS all the way, babay
[17:48] <Azelphur> guess I need to disable my encrypted folder some how
[17:53] <popey> that's easily done
[22:10] <dogmatic69> Hi all, I just bought a dashcam. Put sd card in it and let it format the thing. Now when I plug it into the pc it wont mount
[22:10] <dogmatic69> any ideas what could be the issue?
[22:10] <dogmatic69> I can hear it, pc makes a sound when its inserted/remove
[22:10] <dogmatic69> removed..
[22:11] <dogmatic69> In the logs I can see it showing up... "mmc0: new high speed SDHC card at address 0001"
[22:12] <dogmatic69> mmc0:0001  31.2 GiB
[22:12] <dogmatic69> and similar when removed
[22:14] <zmoylan-pi> ntfs format?
[22:15] <dogmatic69> no idea what, dashcam formatted it
[22:15] <dogmatic69> there does not seem to be any errors in the logs
[22:18] <diddledan> dogmatic69: sudo blkid -s /dev/mmc0
[22:19] <diddledan> (I think it's -s)
[22:19] <diddledan> I would guess it's exFAT
[22:19] <diddledan> ubuntu can handle ntfs fine so I would have expected it to work had it been that
[22:24] <dogmatic69> ok, I just stuck it in windows and its strange.
[22:25] <dogmatic69> the dashcam has made some strange partitions and a single exe which is a pretty cool viewer for the video
[22:25] <mappps> hi all
[22:25] <dogmatic69> integrates google maps, g-sensor output (x, y, z), speed etc...
[22:25] <dogmatic69> probably 0 chance of working on linux :(
[22:30] <dogmatic69> # blkid /dev/mmcblk0
[22:30] <dogmatic69> /dev/mmcblk0: PTTYPE="dos"
[22:45] <diddledan> dogmatic69: try /dev/mmcblk0p1
[22:45] <diddledan> or maybe mmcblk0a


[17:13] <bittin_> Hello o/
[17:27] <rs2009> Hi :)
[17:31] <phil8o> Hello (:)
[17:53] <frenchguych> Hello !
[17:59] <madhens> Hello, all!
[18:03] <_DWD_> Hey!
[18:03] <bittin-> need to watch the Indaba later on Youtube i kinda signed up to help with GNOME Online hackaton things
[18:03] <bittin-> but guess helping with GNOME things is a good enough excuse
[18:26] <bittin-> there is french hirsute shirts i think
[18:26] <bittin-> https://enventelibre.org/fr/ubuntu-fr/190-501-t-shirt-ubuntu-hirsute-hippo.html
[19:18] <bittin> got my cloak :)
[19:18] <madhens> Woo hoo!
[19:19] <madhens> And thank you all for joining us! It'll be great once we can bridge everything together, but I like that this chat is permanent!
[19:19] <bittin> guess i should connect to channels from my Ubuntu Server shell when i am less lazy
[19:19] <bittin> now when Libera is our new home
[19:21] <bittin> atleast moved over 3 Ubuntu channels now
[19:21] <bittin> thats a start
[19:31] <Gorian> so, what's this about wiki stuff?
[19:32] <Gorian> also, in case it got missed, my contribution to the talk about the band stuff - if you haven't seen it, SUSE already does music video. They are actually pretty well done parodies
[19:32] <Gorian> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYRlTISvjww
[19:32] <_DWD_> my contribution was to call the Ubuntu band, "Ubuntu Jam & Tea"
[19:32] <Gorian> I saw that! I can sing and play guitar, and bass - I'll join
[19:33] <Gorian> wait, why are there two DWDs in here?!
[19:33] <_DWD_> One is my phone DWD, and one is KDE _DWD_
[19:33] <Gorian> ah, okay
[19:33] <_DWD_> I can't figure out how to get both devices on as one account name
[19:33] <Gorian> use a bouncer
[19:33] <Gorian> as I talked about earlier :P
[19:33] <_DWD_> I'll have to look at this
[19:34] <_DWD_> i got as far as googlin' for bouner names
[19:41] <madhens> Ooooh, I like Ubuntu Jam & Tea!
[19:51] <luna> moved over to Libera fully now, 3 channels that does not exists anymore, 2 that lives on OFTC instead and 1 i don't want to be in anymore as i want to avoid someone
[20:00] <madhens> Good a reason as any to drop that channel!
[20:04] <luna> think i am kinda fully moved now other then 11-12 channels that gone or on OFTC or Matrix or i don't wanna be in anymore
[20:05] <Gorian> who are we avoiding?
[20:05] <luna> a british 18 year old boy
[20:05] <Gorian> and you can join the discord - then DWD or I can beat people up if they are bugging you
[20:05] <luna> i already am there as bittin_


[09:36] <jbrett> anyone here know what the status of randr-1.2 is for feisty?  I.e. is it going to eventually make it?
[10:33] <crimsun> jbrett: are you tracking feisty at all?
[10:33] <crimsun> jbrett:
[10:33] <crimsun> crimsun@FUN:~$ dpkg -l libxrandr2|grep ^ii
[10:33] <crimsun> ii  libxrandr2     1.2.0-3ubuntu1 X11 RandR extension library
[10:34] <jbrett> crimsun: yeah, I'm tracking it, but xrandr reports that the server only supports randr 1.1
[10:34] <ajmitch> crimsun: but is the server built with that support?
[10:34] <jbrett> i.e. no..
[10:34] <jbrett> and xrandr is a 1.1 version as well.
[10:35] <crimsun> that's due to debian/patches/125_randr-version-supported.diff
[10:42] <jbrett> crimsun: from what package is that?
[10:42] <crimsun> xorg-server.
[10:42] <jbrett> ok
[10:44] <crimsun> no, I meant the source package xorg-server.
[10:45] <jbrett> aka xserver-xorg-core?
[10:48] <crimsun> don't use packages.ubuntu
[10:48] <jbrett> heh
[10:48] <jbrett> so, the changelog says "The server supports protocol 1.1, make sure we use it".
[10:49] <jbrett> that's it.  I still don't get it.
[10:52] <jbrett> ++#define SERVER_RANDR_MAJOR    1
[10:52] <jbrett> ++#define SERVER_RANDR_MINOR    1
[10:53] <jbrett> that explains why it only supports 1.1, but I still don't know if 1.2 is planned to be turned on for feisty..
[10:53] <crimsun> you need to ask in ubuntu-x
[10:54] <crimsun> be prepared to testify whether it works for you using Timo's packages
[11:02] <jbrett> timo's packages are downrev from the ubuntu repositories now though, so I didn't install them (except for xrandr)
[11:03] <jbrett> erm, no wait, who's timo?
[11:05] <crimsun> 16:54 [freenode]  -!- tepsipakki<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[11:05] <crimsun> 16:54 [freenode]  -!-  ircname  : Timo Aaltonen
[11:05] <crimsun> 16:54 [freenode]  -!-  channels : #ubuntu-x #ubuntu-kernel #ubuntu-bugs


[01:45] <Muscovy> Tonight I'll update the daily PPA then get going on more screenshots.
[01:46] <Muscovy> I keep meaning to sit down and take a bunch.
[01:46] <UndiFineD> :)
[21:05] <MichealH> 58
[21:05] <MichealH> Uhh
[21:12] <UndiFineD> -16
[21:14] <MichealH> I mean tot say /w 58
[21:14] <MichealH>  /w 98 onwards!
[21:18] <Omega> :>
[21:19] <Omega> I waited so long for irssi to be updates, there was this annoying bug before.
[21:23] <MichealH> irssi rocks
[21:23]  * MichealH starts dancing to irs
[21:24] <MichealH> I AM A GOD DAMN <TAB> ADDICT :L
[21:26] <MichealH>  /w 63
[21:26] <MichealH> GRR
[21:26] <MichealH> SPACE
[21:27] <UndiFineD> the final frontier
[21:28] <MichealH> -.-
[21:29] <UndiFineD> i am a tab addict too
[21:30] <UndiFineD> we should create a LP team for it
 addicts anonymous
[21:30] <MichealH> For over-excessive tabbers
[21:33] <Omega> Did you guys see the humble indie bundle?
[21:34] <UndiFineD> yes i did
[21:34] <UndiFineD> well, it was a good idea in 1990
[21:35] <Omega> http://www.humblebundle.com/
[21:35] <Omega> What?
[21:35] <Omega> 1990? it was this year man.
[21:35] <Omega> And it was a huge success.
[21:35] <MichealH> Its AndrewMC :D
[21:36] <AndrewMC> MichealH: im getting the bzr now and thinking ill do some screenies for you guys
[21:36] <Omega> Awesome!
[21:36] <UndiFineD> what I meant, if they wanted an opensource economy, that was a great idea in 1990, but now it is somewhat late for it
[21:36] <MichealH> :D
[21:36] <Omega> Well, they have 79,233 purchases, and considering they started today.
[21:36] <Omega> I think they're doing pretty good.
[21:37] <MichealH> Omega: Just a but popular Much? :)
[21:37] <MichealH> s/but/bit
[21:37] <UndiFineD> 80.000 of nearly 7 billion people
[21:38] <Omega> Average Linux is the highest
[21:38] <Omega> ?
[21:45] <MichealH> Omega: Killed the chan :P
[21:45]  * MichealH hides
[21:45] <UndiFineD> :P
[21:45] <MichealH> I revived the chan, wewt!
[21:46] <MichealH> Cant read my Cant read my POKER FACE!
[21:46] <MichealH> More like 'Cant read my Cant read my DEVELOPMENT FACE!'
[21:48] <AndrewMC> where do i save the screenshots?
[21:48] <MichealH> AndrewMC: Its probably best loking at UndiFineD or Omega for that question
[21:48] <AndrewMC> okay
[21:49] <MichealH> I dont have a copy on my PC Currently
[21:49] <UndiFineD> o_O
[21:49] <AndrewMC> i see no screenshots folder so i was wondering if i should just make one?
[21:49] <MichealH> I do WEB Development, UndiFineD ;)
[21:49]  * UndiFineD opens projects dir
[21:50] <AndrewMC> UndiFineD: just tell me where
[21:51] <UndiFineD> ~/ubuntu-tour/tours/<tour>/<lang>/images
[21:53] <AndrewMC> UndiFineD: would Ubuntu Intro on the wiki page fall under about-ubuntu?
[21:53] <AndrewMC> oh never mind
[21:53] <AndrewMC> i see some screenshots already there
[21:53] <UndiFineD> :)
[21:55] <AndrewMC> ill have to print off the list and check off which ones are already done
[21:56] <AndrewMC> ill work on that tomrrow or maybe later tonight
[21:58] <UndiFineD> great
[21:58] <UndiFineD> I should file some more bugs too
[21:58] <UndiFineD> kinda forgot on sunday
[21:59]  * AndrewMC goes to put the ISO on a flash drive
[22:00] <UndiFineD> AndrewMC, you could try with alpha1 too
[22:00] <AndrewMC> ok i just grabbed the one off the wiki page
[22:01] <UndiFineD> hmmm, has that been updated ? i dont know
[22:01]  * AndrewMC shrugs
[22:08] <MichealH> Hey Emerling
[22:08] <UndiFineD> :)
[22:11] <Emerling> Hi MichealH
[22:11] <Emerling> hi all friends
[22:47] <Emerling> hi friends,
[22:47] <Emerling> i have dude or problem
[22:47] <Emerling> y no can add repository ubuntu-tour-admins
[22:48] <UndiFineD> hmm
[22:49] <Emerling> daily version and stable i no can
[22:51] <UndiFineD> sudo apt-add-repository ppa:ubuntu-tour-admins/daily
[22:52] <UndiFineD> sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade -y
[22:53] <UndiFineD> sudo apt-get install ubuntu-tour


[19:42] <Keybuk> mjg59: not having much luck with this sd problem
[19:43] <mjg59> Keybuk: I don't have the hardware, so there's really nothing I can do
[19:44] <Keybuk> it gets as far as fetching SCR from the card
[19:44] <Keybuk> gets a "Command Complete" interrupt in response
[19:45] <Keybuk> followed by an error interrupt with the Data End Bit Error flag set
[19:45] <mjg59> My knowledge of the low-level SD protocol is only marginally above non-existent
[19:46] <Keybuk> yeah, as is mine
[19:46] <Keybuk> if I comment out the offending bit of code, the same thing just happens later anyway
[20:57] <goldphish> I'm trying to rebuild a stock kernel and I'm greeted with a few errors when running debian/rules updateconfigs
[20:57] <goldphish> linux-source-2.6.22-2.6.22/debian/scripts/misc/splitconfig.pl: Permission denied
[20:57] <goldphish> so I chmod +x it and the script moves on till it gets to this...
[20:57] <goldphish> /root/linux-source-2.6.22-2.6.22/scripts/gcc-version.sh: line 11: hppa-linux-gcc: command not found
[20:58] <goldphish> which makes sense seeing that I'm on x86. So why does it look for hppa-linux-gcc?


[04:43] <PupuserPuppyStud> hi room
[04:44] <PupuserPuppyStud> how good is u-studio, should i go try and find a review?
[04:45] <PupuserPuppyStud> does anybody have a midi device found automatically?
[04:46] <PupuserPuppyStud> i didn't think so.
[04:46] <len-dt> both of my midi devices are found.
[04:46] <len-dt> It is a live dvd or usb stick
[04:46] <PupuserPuppyStud> what are thy called?
[04:47] <len-dt> try it first.
[04:47] <len-dt> What are what called
[04:48] <PupuserPuppyStud> what midi devices does u-studio find, is the question
[04:48] <len-dt> The ones I have personally tried are an old ensoniq gameport and a generic USB midi port.
[04:49] <PupuserPuppyStud> that's 200% better than me
[04:50] <len-dt> The easiest way to test is to boot the live iso and try without installing.
[04:50] <len-dt> How did you look for the midi device.
[04:52] <PupuserPuppyStud> i used a command line info site, i just didn't try it. p.i.t.a.
[04:53] <PupuserPuppyStud> are there any good ham radio irc's anyone knows of?
[04:53] <len-dt> If you boot to a live iso and look in qjackctl it shold be there even without jack running
[04:53] <PupuserPuppyStud> thanks bud
[04:54] <len-dt> I don't know the ircs that well.
[04:54] <PupuserPuppyStud> i ve found it before, it just didn't get going
[04:55] <PupuserPuppyStud> or responding, or light up
[04:56] <PupuserPuppyStud> i have 2 usb midi's and a motif too, that is disappointing
[04:56] <len-dt> Pretty hard for me to know what that means. I plug the keyboard into the midi port. Use qjackctl to connect the midi port to a running softsynth and when I press keys the softsyth spits out the notes I hit.
[04:56] <PupuserPuppyStud> but it works fine on old windows systems
[04:56] <PupuserPuppyStud> rhat sounds great
[04:59] <PupuserPuppyStud> what generic usb? i have a uno and a yamaha, both usb. your is usb i assume
[05:00] <PupuserPuppyStud> has rosegarden gotten any better in the past year?
[05:00] <PupuserPuppyStud> it's pretty cool in pup studio
[05:02] <Len-nb> my usb is a cakewalk/roland.
[05:03] <Len-nb> I haven't used rosegarden in a while.
[05:03] <Len-nb> I am mostly a guitarist and use midi mostly for drums
[05:04] <PupuserPuppyStud> i like cakewalk, i run sonar, a cakewalk spin-off, in windows, it's perfectly cool
[05:04] <Len-nb> hydrogen mostly does it for me
[05:04] <Len-nb> I haven't had a windows system forever.
[05:05] <PupuserPuppyStud> i haven't run windows in years either , except by accident
[05:06] <Len-nb> Ustudio comes with qtractor out of the box, but rose is installable from the ubuntu repos
[05:07] <PupuserPuppyStud> sounds good, do you have any quirks with u studio?
[05:08] <Len-nb> Mostly hardware stuff. My wireless on my netbook has to be unloaded while doing audio.
[05:08] <Len-nb> Both of my machines are older low memory machines.
[05:08] <Len-nb> No dual core here.
[05:09] <Len-nb> My desktop is a p4 just went from 1G to 2.5G with a d66 audio IF
[05:09] <PupuserPuppyStud> pup studio 3.1 is freakin great, i'm totally greatful and in awww with it. no dual core here either. you sound happy with a p4, that's great
[05:11] <Len-nb> Ya, I work with what I have.
[05:11] <PupuserPuppyStud> what do you call low memory, when lots of things are open you need more memory or i have found it's a no go to do something fairly reasonably useful
[05:12] <Len-nb> low means less than 2 g these days.
[05:13] <Len-nb> I had 1G in both machines but still managed to do a lot with it
[05:14] <PupuserPuppyStud> wow, i did pretty much with 1/4 of that, but not lately. what area of the planet are you in right now? i'm in california
[05:14] <Len-nb> Swappiness is a bit high out of the box (60) I set it to 10 or less.
[05:15] <Len-nb> I am in BC on Vancouver Island
[05:16] <PupuserPuppyStud> so, you planning on a new machine? what are you workin on, with the music thing?
[05:16] <Len-nb> a new machine is maybe years down the road right now... too much money for me.
[05:17] <Len-nb> mostly I play live. The computer thing is new to me I have mostly been doing testing for US
[05:17] <Len-nb> (US means UbuntuStudio)
[05:18] <PupuserPuppyStud> yeah, i know. i mostly do midi between keyboards, and modules, and a midi delay, all hardware, no programs to mouse around to have my fun.
[05:18] <Len-nb> I haven't done much real recording for a while.
[05:19] <Len-nb> Last time I did a demo for someone else I used a fostex R8 tape machine.
[05:19] <PupuserPuppyStud> i get midi feedback, it's awesome, talk about sustain!
[05:20] <Len-nb> I haven't managed that. But I haven't tried really.
[05:21] <PupuserPuppyStud> the amount of midi data runninr in a loop, is ---staggering
[05:22] <Len-nb> Ya, it would be.
[05:22] <PupuserPuppyStud> if i make a mistake with midi settings, i can crash the synth. but it has booted right back up. good designs, i suppose.
[05:23] <Len-nb>  Even just watching the output of a mod wheel move shows a lot.
[05:23] <PupuserPuppyStud> it does the new age sound pretty easy, but it's hard to work out a good sustain sound
[05:25] <PupuserPuppyStud> i like my little old yamaha djx synth, it has good midi control and a great low end, with whatever they put in it, but only if you work the sound with midi
[05:26] <Len-nb> Mine is a DX7, I like the feel of the KB. don't use the internal sounds that much right now.
[05:26] <PupuserPuppyStud> i got that djx free, but it's a cheapie anyway if you can find one. i have a k3m too, the bass and filteres are legendary- it's a kawai
[05:27] <PupuserPuppyStud> have you tried the dx 7 emulators? i want thaose sounds
[05:27] <Len-nb> There is hexter. It seems to do pretty good.
[05:29] <Len-nb> It just uses patches ready made it seems to have no way of creating patches, no patch editor
[05:29] <Len-nb> I had a nice patch editor on my old mega-ste
[05:30] <PupuserPuppyStud> editing is almost everything
[05:30] <Len-nb> Ya the DX is fun for creating new sounds
[05:32] <PupuserPuppyStud> i had a korg 01w, it was incredible, but it stopped working, that is a deep, deep box.
[05:34] <PupuserPuppyStud> and alot of programs for it too. i read a lot about the dx7. i remember wanting one. it seemed like the best ever possible synth at the time
[05:34] <Len-nb> The DX is great for making life like sounds.
[05:35] <Len-nb> Even off the wall sounds tended to have a "rreal" sound
[05:35] <PupuserPuppyStud> life-like, i never heard that way of saying it, about the sound
[05:36] <PupuserPuppyStud> does it sound lik little animals heh, lots of sounds i make are like defects from space
[05:37] <Len-nb> Well they are synth sounds, but seem to have come from a live instrument... only there is nothing that sounds that way.
[05:37] <Len-nb> I think it is the conplexity the FM mod gives
[05:38] <Len-nb> *complexity
[05:38] <PupuserPuppyStud> so, the emulator editor in not easy to get or do? i'm interested
[05:39] <Len-nb> There does not seem to be one in the repo so far. hexter says it does accept patch changes in the form of sysex messages.
[05:39] <PupuserPuppyStud> yeah, the dx could do some warm things. do you eventually get used to the controlling of it and does it finally get a little easier to edit?
[05:40] <PupuserPuppyStud> i do syx
[05:41] <PupuserPuppyStud> syx can be augmented with a little program called midiox, it's for win though. heard of midiox? i'll be looking for that for 'nix when i get a chance
[05:42] <Len-nb> I think it is like the old B3s. It doesn't take long to make something sound ok. but years to fully explore the instrument.
[05:43] <PupuserPuppyStud> yeah, yrars, i know the  feeling, it's a long long experience to get fluent
[05:45] <PupuserPuppyStud> so do you feel like there is something you want after the dx7? it seems like it didn't get better, from what i read.
[05:45] <Len-nb> everything went to wave table... a sample player.
[05:47] <PupuserPuppyStud> what is the technical discription of the dx7 again? fm, and ...
[05:47] <Len-nb> qsynth does a not bad job of that, but it does not give the expressability of synth sound creation
[05:47] <PupuserPuppyStud> i like hands on knobs, anything interface is usually too tedious
[05:48] <Len-nb> The original DX was just fm pretty much, sine waves in. 6 operators in variour arangements
[05:49] <Len-nb> The DX7 didn't have much in  the way of knobs either. setting up patches was tedious
[05:49] <PupuserPuppyStud> yeah, but t least you had hardware controls. one of my synths is a quasimidi raven, ever hear of that one?
[05:50] <Len-nb> nope. been out of the loop HW wise for years.
[05:50] <Len-nb> got married and have kids ...
[05:51] <Len-nb> Just started getting back into playing with things at home since last year at the end
[05:51] <Len-nb> Thats why all my stuf is so old.
[05:53] <PupuserPuppyStud> the raven is fun too, but it is like being stuck in a basement in europe and some odd things are included for sure, it's german alright. that dx7 has a large pallet of
[05:53] <PupuserPuppyStud> things to do, can you do them all?
[05:54] <Len-nb> I have a book... I go back to it when i get stuck
[05:54] <Len-nb> The keyboard has access to all functions
[05:55] <PupuserPuppyStud> i still have not got my motif to do everything, it's like learning linux twice
[05:55] <Len-nb> I had a cheaper yamaha that I ended up making a patch editor for because I couldn't get at everything from the keyboard
[05:56] <Len-nb> It was sort of FM but started with odd wave shapes to begin with. two FM only.
[05:56] <PupuserPuppyStud> maybe i used your editor, thanks for the good work -what else dod you make?
[05:57] <Len-nb> It was for an old atari ste.
[05:57] <Len-nb> Most of the sw I have done has been menu stuff at work...
[05:58] <PupuserPuppyStud> i may have read about it, i wanted an atari for a while. it's been a while
[05:59] <PupuserPuppyStud> do you know about soundiver?
[05:59] <Len-nb> I had a really nice sequencer on the atari... 1024 tracks to 16 chanels out.
[06:00] <Len-nb> They had midi built in. No good sound stuff though... nothing like a sound blaster even.
[06:00] <PupuserPuppyStud> i agree, s-blaster is the max fun i ever had
[06:00] <PupuserPuppyStud> what did you do with sound blaster?
[06:02] <Len-nb> Nothing, I didn't have one. I was just saying that the sound available on the atari was worse than that. I have an ensoniq though, but I think it was before SB bought them.
[06:02] <Len-nb> All I use it for is the midi port.
[06:03] <Len-nb> If I use it for anything else it bugs my delta 66 multi track.
[06:04] <PupuserPuppyStud> i had good experience with the sb live fidelity ....with 3 drums /keyed at once , the memory of it remains with me, it was clearer than , maybe, anything i've ever tried
[06:05] <Len-nb> They were one of the better 16 bit ones.
[06:06] <PupuserPuppyStud> did you ever use sound fonts?
[06:07] <Len-nb> only the software ones. Like used on timidity and qsynth
[06:08] <Len-nb> None of my cards have there own synth
[06:08] <PupuserPuppyStud> ok, i better go,- keep beating on those pots and pans up ther in canada, you cats are the greatest
[06:08] <Len-nb> Thanks for the chat, bye


[05:10] <raj_> hello every one i want to some changes on mate desktop and test i am not getting it . i have downloaded the mate reposit from github
[05:12] <mike_> KKJJJBG
[05:44] <raj_> hello
[05:45] <raj_> any one help me
[06:29] <erle-> Why is Atril not Apparmored like Evince?
[06:29] <erle-> The same rules should work, shouldn't they?
[06:52] <mate|29550> hello
[06:53] <mate|29550> I have session issue in Ubuntu mate
[06:54] <mate|29550> i have open the application in thin pc after this application is close automatically
[06:54] <mate|29550> please help me this issue
[06:54] <mate|29550> any one can help me
[06:55] <diogenes_> what application?
[07:22] <mate|29550> openERP Client
[07:30] <Astro7467> @mate|29550: run from command line to see if any errors
[07:31] <Astro7467> view properties of link if unsure of Command (right click)
[07:45] <mate|29550> https://thepasteb.in/p/BghP5gRB1oLUY
[07:45] <mate|29550> I have This type of error is given
[07:45] <mate|29550> please see and give me help
[08:26] <bray90820> So I am here on a raspberry pi 3B with ubuntu mate and a few mp4 files I have aren't playing in VLC they work fine on OSX tho
[08:36] <andrescholz> allo
[09:34] <voodoochild> hello!! ;)
[09:50] <sigurd> hiya MATE's:)
[09:52] <sigurdson> what is the command to write an iso image to a DVD?
[09:58] <diogenes_> sigurdson, install k3b
[10:14] <sigurdson> ok, installing it :) ey mkisofs still exists? Sooo long since i have used this.. but i want to create some images from dvd's
[10:15] <sigurdson> or maybe just as well use a third party tool
[10:16] <sigurdson> diogenes_ i am having some baby problems with my installation, may i PM you about some issues?
[10:21] <sigurdson> i will ask here.. My problem is that when i installed ubuntu mate i let the installer choose the partitioning and make the installation that was recommended. However, it stole 800GB of my disk space for the ext 4 partition. Now, i want to resize this partition to maybe just a couple houndred GB. When i open gparted i cannot adjust the disk probably because i am running in linux on the current disk. Now, i have  an old boot CD with
[10:21] <sigurdson> parted magic and was wondering if i can use this to make the partition smaller without causing any problems with the OS?
[10:33] <sigurdson> i will ask here.. My problem is that when i installed ubuntu mate i let the installer choose the partitioning and make the installation that was recommended. However, it stole 800GB of my disk space for the ext 4 partition. Now, i want to resize this partition to maybe just a couple houndred GB. When i open gparted i cannot adjust the disk probably because i am running in linux on the current disk. Now, i have  an old boot CD with
[10:33] <sigurdson> parted magic and was wondering if i can use this to make the partition smaller without causing any problems with the OS?
[10:33] <sigurdson> diogenes_ i wrote this to you, i didnt see you were logged out.
[10:49] <diogenes_> sigurdson, if you know what you're doing then yes, BUT it's advisable to back up your data first
[11:24] <Solar> hello, linux newbie here. Curious about Ubuntu Mate.
[11:25] <Solar> is it easy to install and use?
[11:25] <Solar> how is Ubuntu Mate vis a vis Mint?
[11:29] <Solar> hello
[11:30] <Solar2017> hello, anyone online here?
[11:36] <sigurdson> i think parted magic will resize a partition without corrupting any data or destroy the OS :D
[11:37] <sigurdson> i dont see any other way to do this
[11:37] <raj_> hello any mate-desktop developer
[11:38] <raj_> hello
[11:39] <sigurdson> anyone know the newsgroup adress for linux?
[13:10] <sigurdson> Any JavaScript writers in here?
[13:12] <diogenes_> why?
[13:24] <sigurdson> I am doing some JavaScript i was just wondering..
[13:25] <sigurdson> What code editor people use
[13:26] <sigurdson> anyway i am done for the day, later :)
[13:51] <arnav> Hi
[13:52] <arnav> I am trying to connect wifi display or wireless display from my mobile to raspberry pi screen, how to do it?
[14:02] <arnav> Hello
[14:06] <mate|13814> Hi, I just installed Ubuntu Mate 17.10 beta on a new Dell Inspiron 7567 laptop which has a Nvidia 1050ti graphics card.  The log screen works and when I login I get a black screen with just the cursor.  When I tested in live mode everything worked fine with the laptop.
[14:06] <mate|13814> Any ideas?
[14:06] <mate|13814> I had hoped to run updates, but I cannot get to a tty termainl at the login screen using ctrl Alt F1
[14:09] <arnav> can you please try Ctrl+Alt+T
[14:11] <arnav> I am new to HexChat and Ubuntu, can you please help how to change my name in this chat
[14:11] <server_> Hello
[14:13] <mate|13814> I tried using rescue mode but still could not get updates to work even after enabling networking but when I select resume from rescue mode it said not all graphics would load and then this time when I logged in it worked.
[14:14] <arnav> thanks mate
[14:15] <mate|13814> running updates now to see if that fixes it.  Will also install Nvidia driver
[14:27] <mate|13814> installing updates and then the Nvidia driver fixed the problem.
[14:27] <mate|13814> Thanks for the help
[19:00] <Dooley_da_Vulcan> ouroumov: hello
[19:01] <Dooley_da_Vulcan> can anyone here assist me with a question about usb 3 flash drives?
[23:36] <bray90820> So I am on ubuntu mate with a script to start at boot is there a way to boot up and bypass running the script