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[NoOp]

On 08/15/2008 06:06 PM, NoOp wrote:
> On 08/15/2008 04:42 PM, Doug Pollard wrote:
> [snip]
>>>   
>> No Op,
>>     At the moment until I get this first video finished I am  a little 
>> afraid to make this change but will a little later.   Cinelerra did not 
>> run well in Ubuntu 7.10  studio.  Lots of crashes and errors I read a 
>> lot about it on the Cinelerra list and many had a bad time of it.  I 
>> don't know if  it's been straightened out or not??   
> 
> No idea, as I've only 'toyed' with it to see what it was about. However,
> my guess would be that it probably was just 7.10 in general as 'Studio'
> is basically packaging of various audio, video etc files ontop of
> standard Gnome (I think - I'll check further).
> 
> What I can do this weekend is try the Gnome to Studio addition on a
> hardy test machine to see if it blows up or just slides right in. That
> way you can get a 'live' opinion before you decide to try it on your
> machine. :-)
> 

Doug, I updated the test machine today using the command line:
sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude install ubuntustudio-audio
ubuntustudio-audio-plugins ubuntustudio-graphics ubuntustudio-video linux-rt

And it worked just fine. I left out  ubuntustudio-desktop from the
command as I wasn't interested in installing the actual
ubuntustudio-desktop and having it replace the ubuntu-desktop.

Note: I elected to allow it to use the package grub and that puts the
2.6.24-19-386 kernel first in the grub menu and the 2.6.24-19-rt kernel
second. Booting into either works without problems, however I wonder why
that selection removed 2.6.24-19-generic; I'll reinstall
2.6.24-19-generic and see if it has any odd effects.

>From looking at the Graphics menu I spot several new programs:

- Blender (full screen)
- Blender (windowed)
- Stopmotion
- Synfig Studio

In Sound & video:
Aconnectgui
Aeolus
Ardor GTK2
Audacious
Beast
Bitscope
Creox c
Echomixer
Elisa Media Center
Envy24Control
Freebirth
Freqtweak
Genpo
Gnome CD Master
GNU Denemo
Gtick
HDSPConf
HDSPMixer
Hexter
Hydrogen
Jackbeat
Jack Control
JackE
Jack Rack
Jack Timemachine
Jamin
kino
meterbridge
mixxx
muse
musescore
offconvert
open movie editor
patchage
puredata
qamix
qsynth
rmedigcontrol
rosegarden
seq24
sooperlooper
sound recorder
stopmotion
terminatorX
tvtime television viewer
virtual midi keyboard
xawtv
zynaddsubfx sotware synthesizer

All of which can/could be installed individually.

In any event, it downloads about 544MB and installed just fine. So if
you reach a point that you decide to add studio to sdb1 it should do
just fine. Added note: I've not tried any of the applications (yet) so
none of the above should be construed as 'installed and working'.