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= Mubuntu Metapackages Breakdown =

=== mubuntu-desktop ===
Package to form the foundation of Mubuntu. This should retain as much of the Ubuntu admin functions as possible.
 * Status -
=== mubuntu-artwork ===
Easy one. Package that contains all the Mubuntu artwork. Themes, wallpaper, icons etc...
 * Status -
=== mubuntu-desktop-settings ===
This is for desktop settings.
 * Status -
=== mubuntu-audio ===		 It currently looks like Ubuntu Studio will be made up of 7 packages + a 8th of the users choosing.


 - I need help with things that wont be able to be instaled by default because they are non-free. - C.Kontros

These packages we will re-use from Ubuntu: ubuntu-minimal, ubuntu-base, ubuntu-live, ubuntu-standard

=== ubuntustudio-desktop ===


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===== Status: =====
Working on

=== ubuntustudio-desktop-settings ===
This is for desktop settings and system tweaks.

===== Package list: =====

===== Status: =====
Working on

=== ubuntustudio-artwork ===
This package contains merely the Distributor Logo and pulls in all the
other components via Depends.

===== Status: =====
In planning

=== ubuntustudio-audio ===
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 * Status -
=== mubuntu-video ===
Video editing apps. List?
 * Currently the state of "open" video editing seems to be lacking. There are some promising apps coming ([http://www.diva-project.org/ Diva]) but none seem to be at a really usable level yet. Am I mistaken? - C.Kontros[[BR]][[BR]]
 * You can have a look at this projetc, http://garbure.org/ . They made some live cds for multimedia, and one is for video editing. So just see the list of apps they use.
 * Status -
=== mubuntu-graphics ===
A current, complete set of 2D/3D manipulation applications. ie: Inkscape, GIMP, Blender and so on.
 * I need to get some more opinions on this. - C.Kontros[[BR]][[BR]]
 * Status -




So, basicaly, we spoke about two meta-packages for the basics, one for common packages, and one for multiverse/restricted packages. I think we must do packages with the essential, and then, study the possibility to make other meta-packages for midi, video, etc... The idea it that not everybody as the same need of packages, so, perhaps the best way could be to organize meta-packages so that people can easily choose and install only what they need. I make a start of list here:

 *Mubuntu -> install all the meta-packages below
 *Mubuntu-basics
  *jackd (the jack daemon, one program "to rule them all")
  *qjacktcl (good gui to control jackd)
  *ardour (essential tool for audio recording)
  *ubuntustudiolauncher (launch applications in the good way for real time) --> this is a bad idea, IMO. LASH is the way to go. Realtime should be automatic anyhow.
 *Mubuntu-multiverse
  *(start the list here)
 *Mubuntu-soundwork
  *rezound (tool to edit wave)
  *jamin (mastering tool)
 *Mubuntu-midi
  *rosegarden (good midi sequencer)
  *hydrogen (rythm sequencer)
  *seq24 (midi sequencer)
 *Mubuntu-synth
  *ams (alsa modular synth)
  *zynaddsubfx (good synth)
 *Mubuntu-effects
  *omins (set of ladspa effects)
  *tap-plugins (Tom Szilagyi's set of ladspa effects)
  *jack-rack (allow to make rack of ladspa effetc, patched in jack)
  *swh-plugins (Steve Harris’s set of ladspa effects)
  *mcp-plugins (for alsa modulat synth)
  *fil-plugins (set of ladspa effects)
  *cmt (set of ladspa effects)
  *caps (set of ladspa effects)

Don't hesitate to comment, complete the list, etc...
Of course, that's just an idea. (ttoine)

 * My thoughts on this are the fact that if I want to make music, I need the following: ardour, jack, seq24, zynaddsubfx, hydrogen at minimum. So to get these, I install the metapackages that contain them - mubuntu-basics, mubuntu-seq, mubuntu-mastering, etc. and I end up having EVERYTHING installed anyhow. So either we simply use one big package, or we use many packages that depend on different *sets* of applications. If I want seq24, I don't want Rosegarden. But installing a package how you have laid it out, I get both. I don't want both. Do you see the problem? If we get both, then the division into many smaller metapackages by type is just pointless. -DanaOlson
 * Let me clarify what I mean by "sets of applications." My preferred combo is: seq24 + zynaddsubfx + hydrogen + ardour. Other people wouldn't want those, and they might choose: rosegarden4 + ams + specimen + ardour. That's what I mean. The problem is that there are infinite combinations. But having a metapackage contianing all sequencers, and one with all synths, etc just ends up with everything installed anyhow. I hope this is clearer. -DanaOlson
 *Well... the only interest of separating by kind of application is that some people could be interested by only midi apps, some other by audio+midi apps, etc... My choice will be only audio apps, since I only work with real intruments and so don't need midi or synth. Perhaps we don't need to separate every kind of apps, but for sound engineers working in studios, it is important to provide a good solution wih selected audio apps, that they can test without having to install everything. It was in that way I started this list. If you think it is not important, so, I let it down.

Also, there are tons of audio apps you are not accounting for... The list is here: http://ubuntustudio.com/wiki/index.php/Important_Audio_Software

For packaging requests, I have that here:
http://ubuntustudio.com/wiki/index.php/Software_Packaging_Efforts

 * I just want to make a precision : the idea was to ease testing of apps... I know that everyboy don't need the same set of applications.... and of course, that having the same kind of applications is not very util. But only the people who know the softs, like us, don't need meta-packages, since they know what to install. The Idea was to ease the installation of categories of softwares for beginners tests.
 * Beginners will want everything installed and make a choice by trying the software or following tutorials. I don't object to breaking them down further, but it's extra work for what will amount to nothing. New users don't know what they want, experienced users know how to get what they want, and they won't want to install every MIDI app via a metapackage. -DanaOlson
===== Package list: =====
 *aconnectgui -
 *alsa-tools -
 *alsa-tools-gui -
 *ams -
 *amsynth -
 *ardour-gtk -
 *ardour-session-exchange -
 *audacity -
 *beast -
 *bitscope -
 *bristol -
 *cheesetracker -
 *creox -
 *csound -
 *denemo -
 *ecamegapedal -
 *ecasound -
 *fluidsynth -
 *freebirth -
 *freewheeling -
 *freqtweak -
 *galan -
 *gmorgan -
 *gnusound -
 *gtick -
 *horgand -
 *hydrogen -
 *jackbeat -
 *jackd -
 *jackeq -
 *jack-rack -
 *jack-tools -
 *jamin -
 *jdelay -
 *jokosher -
 *kaconnect -
 *kluppe -
 *lilypond-data -
 *lilypond -
 *linuxsampler -
 *lmms -
 *meterbridge -
 *mixxx -
 *muse -
 *mx44 -
 *om -
 *patchage -
 *puredata -
 *qamix -
 *qarecord -
 *qjackctl -
 *qmidiarp -
 *qmidicontrol -
 *qmidiroute -
 *qsampler -
 *qsynth -
 *rezound -
 *rosegarden4 -
 *seq24 -
 *shaketracker -
 *solfege -
 *sooperlooper -
 *soundstretch -
 *soundtracker -
 *specimen -
 *spiralsynthmodular -
 *supercollider -
 *swami -
 *sweep -
 *tapiir -
 *terminatorx -
 *timemachine -
 *timidity -
 *tk707 -
 *vkeybd -
 *xmms -
 *xmms-flac -
 *xmms-jackasyn -
 *xmms-modplug -
 *zynaddsubfx -

 - what about ubuntustudiolauncher ? (ttoine)

===== Status: =====
We have a mostly complete list.


===== Wishlist: =====

 *oggfwd
 *darksnow
 *icecast2
 *k3b
 *vorbistools
 *freecycle
 *lmms (http://lmms.sf.net)
 *aubio (audacity , puredata , wavesurfer, freecycle , sonic visualiser, clam plugin)
 *jacklaunch
 *jack_demolution
 *bristol (http://sourceforge.net/projects/bristol)
 *wired (http://wired.epitech.net)
 *wavesurfer ( http://speech.kth.se/wavesurfer)
 *sonic visualiser (http://sonicvisualiser.org)
 *clam ( http://clam.iua.upf.edu)
 *freecycle (http://freecycle.redsteamrecords.com)
 *alsamixergui
 *jackmix
 *xsox
 *mhwaveedit
 *snd
 *envy24control
 *kluppe
 *emi
 *ceres3
 *stompboxes2
 *splitter (for zynaddsubfx)
 *soundconverter
 *easytag
 *mp3info
 *gnormalize
 *grip

=== ubuntustudio-plugins ===
As Ttoine suggested, all the plugins should be in one package, because it will be nice for people who wish to pick and choose what audio apps, but will want all the LADSPA plugins. We should decide if we want to put DSSI into this as well, or split it into two packages, one for LADSPA and one for DSSI. Once we decide, we can modify the lists.

 - I think if it is possible to make dssi working, we must provide it, in order to give the possibility as soon as possible to make available VST plug-ins. A lot of people have a lot these plug-ins, sometimes, they buy and some are very expensive. I know some professional who won't try audio in Linux until vst will work with. (ttoine)[[BR]][[BR]]
 - FST is included in Debian. How they got around the legal team, I have no idea. In any event, it is illegal to redistribute Steinberg's header files, and so this is simply something we can't do. If you want to change that, contact Steinberg. -DanaOlson[[BR]][[BR]]
 - Is there a way to make only a source package, and during the installation the user will be prompted to provide his steinberg sdk to proceed ? I know that something like that can be done with gentoo. (ttoine)

===== Package list: =====
 *blop -
 *caps -
 *cmt -
 *fil-plugins -
 *ladspa-sdk -
 *mcp-plugins -
 *omins -
 *swh-plugins -
 *tap-plugins -
 *vcf-plugins -
 *dssi-example-plugins -
 *dssi-host-jack -
 *dssi-plugin-fluidsynth -
 *dssi-plugin-hexter -
 *dssi-plugin-xsynth -
 *dssi-utils -

===== Wishlist: =====

===== Status: =====

=== ubuntustudio-video ===
Video editing apps.
===== Package list: =====

 *cinelerra -
 *jahshaka -
 *avidemux - A small editing software for avi. (especially DivX)
 *cinepaint - A painting and image retouching program designed to work best.
with 35mm film and other high resolution high dynamic range images.
 *qdvdauthor - A GUI frontend for dvdauthor and other related tools.
 *pitivi - A non-linear audio/video editor using GStreamer.
 *stopmotion - A program for creating stop motion animation.
 *synfigstudio - A vector-based 2D animation package. (graphical user interface)
 *kino - A non-linear editor for Digital Video data.
 *gochop -
 * codec packages : what about multiverse codecs ?? (ttoine) r: Yeah ! multiverse codecs rules ! ( Br. Team)

===== Wishlist: =====

 * Cinelerra - We need to be able to get this into the Ubuntu repos to make it happen. - C.Kontros
 * [http://www.diva-project.org/ Diva] seems like a good idea. Will it be ready for +1? - C.Kontros
 * go see http://garbure.org , a collection of multimedia live cd (french project, so french website) and more at:
  -http://garbure.org/burek/?el=Softwares , the one dedicated to video live performance.
  -http://garbure.org/pho/?el=Softwares , the one dedicated to video production (ttoine)
 * gephex
 * freej
 * theorur
 * ffmpeg
 * ffmpeg2theora
 * oggfwd
 * jubler
 * democracy player
 * vlc
 * xaos
 * pd-pdp
 * pd-pidip
 * delvj
 * videogrid (pd-pdp patch)
 * lives
 * pd-pdp-freeframe
 * openmovieeditor
 * kdenlive
 * gstreamer
 * k9copy
 * videotrans
 * acidrip
 * mplayer/mencoder
 * spumux
 * transcode
 * istanbul
 * fijuu
 * ogre3d
 * fft



===== Status: =====
We have quite a good list.

=== ubuntustudio-graphics ===
A current, complete set of 2D/3D manipulation applications. ie: Inkscape, GIMP, Blender, and so on.

===== Package list: =====
 *inkscape - A vector-based drawing program.
 *blender - A very fast and versatile 3D modeller/renderer.
 *gimp - A raster-based drawing program.
 *gimp-gap -
 *gimp-svg - A plug-in to import SVG images.
 *gimp-dcraw - A plug-in to import RAW images.
 *f-spot - A personal photo management application.
 *scribus - A open source desktop page layout program.
 *fontforge - Font Editor for PS, TrueType and OpenType fonts.
 *nvu - Complete Web Authoring System.
 *gnome-raw-thumbnailer -


===== Maybe: =====

 *k3d - 3D modeling and animation system
 *wings3d - Nendo-inspired 3D polygon mesh modeller.


===== Status: =====

===== Wishlist: =====

 * ktoon
 * libavg
 * tuxpaint
 * xsane
 * xara-extreme
 * muan
 * crystalspace 3d
 * blender2crystal

= Disk Breakdown =
=== CD Image ===

==== CD Image ====
 * ubuntustudio-minimal, ubuntustudio-base, ubuntustudio-live, ubuntustudio-standard, ubuntustudio-desktop, ubuntustudio-settings and ubuntustudio-artwork
 * You will apt-get the meta of your choice on the CD.
=== DVD Image ===
The DVD will include:
 * ubuntustudio-minimal, ubuntustudio-base, ubuntustudio-live, ubuntustudio-standard, ubuntustudio-desktop, ubuntustudio-settings, ubuntustudio-artwork, ubuntustudio-audio, ubuntustudio-dssi, ubuntustudio-ladspa-plugins, ubuntustudio-video and ubuntustudio-graphics

Now on either disk you use, these are installed by default: ubuntustudio-minimal, ubuntustudio-base, ubuntustudio-live, ubuntustudio-standard, ubuntustudio-desktop, ubuntustudio-settings and ubuntustudio-artwork. Ubuntustudio-audio, ubuntustudio-audio-plugins, ubuntustudio-video and ubuntustudio-graphics will be installed, as needed, by the user.

It currently looks like Ubuntu Studio will be made up of 7 packages + a 8th of the users choosing.

  • - I need help with things that wont be able to be instaled by default because they are non-free. - C.Kontros

These packages we will re-use from Ubuntu: ubuntu-minimal, ubuntu-base, ubuntu-live, ubuntu-standard

ubuntustudio-desktop

Status:

Working on

ubuntustudio-desktop-settings

This is for desktop settings and system tweaks.

Package list:

Status:

Working on

ubuntustudio-artwork

This package contains merely the Distributor Logo and pulls in all the other components via Depends.

Status:

In planning

ubuntustudio-audio

All applications deemed nessessary to provide a working PC studio environment. This is the package most users of other derivatives will be interested in, so they don't get forced into a different desktop environment with a new theme and such.

Package list:
  • aconnectgui -
  • alsa-tools -
  • alsa-tools-gui -
  • ams -
  • amsynth -
  • ardour-gtk -
  • ardour-session-exchange -
  • audacity -
  • beast -
  • bitscope -
  • bristol -
  • cheesetracker -
  • creox -
  • csound -
  • denemo -
  • ecamegapedal -
  • ecasound -
  • fluidsynth -
  • freebirth -
  • freewheeling -
  • freqtweak -
  • galan -
  • gmorgan -
  • gnusound -
  • gtick -
  • horgand -
  • hydrogen -
  • jackbeat -
  • jackd -
  • jackeq -
  • jack-rack -
  • jack-tools -
  • jamin -
  • jdelay -
  • jokosher -
  • kaconnect -
  • kluppe -
  • lilypond-data -
  • lilypond -
  • linuxsampler -
  • lmms -
  • meterbridge -
  • mixxx -
  • muse -
  • mx44 -
  • om -
  • patchage -
  • puredata -
  • qamix -
  • qarecord -
  • qjackctl -
  • qmidiarp -
  • qmidicontrol -
  • qmidiroute -
  • qsampler -
  • qsynth -
  • rezound -
  • rosegarden4 -
  • seq24 -
  • shaketracker -
  • solfege -
  • sooperlooper -
  • soundstretch -
  • soundtracker -
  • specimen -
  • spiralsynthmodular -
  • supercollider -
  • swami -
  • sweep -
  • tapiir -
  • terminatorx -
  • timemachine -
  • timidity -
  • tk707 -
  • vkeybd -
  • xmms -
  • xmms-flac -
  • xmms-jackasyn -
  • xmms-modplug -
  • zynaddsubfx - - what about ubuntustudiolauncher ? (ttoine)

Status:

We have a mostly complete list.

Wishlist:

ubuntustudio-plugins

As Ttoine suggested, all the plugins should be in one package, because it will be nice for people who wish to pick and choose what audio apps, but will want all the LADSPA plugins. We should decide if we want to put DSSI into this as well, or split it into two packages, one for LADSPA and one for DSSI. Once we decide, we can modify the lists.

  • - I think if it is possible to make dssi working, we must provide it, in order to give the possibility as soon as possible to make available VST plug-ins. A lot of people have a lot these plug-ins, sometimes, they buy and some are very expensive. I know some professional who won't try audio in Linux until vst will work with. (ttoine)BRBR - FST is included in Debian. How they got around the legal team, I have no idea. In any event, it is illegal to redistribute Steinberg's header files, and so this is simply something we can't do. If you want to change that, contact Steinberg. -DanaOlsonBRBR - Is there a way to make only a source package, and during the installation the user will be prompted to provide his steinberg sdk to proceed ? I know that something like that can be done with gentoo. (ttoine)

Package list:
  • blop -
  • caps -
  • cmt -
  • fil-plugins -
  • ladspa-sdk -
  • mcp-plugins -
  • omins -
  • swh-plugins -
  • tap-plugins -
  • vcf-plugins -
  • dssi-example-plugins -
  • dssi-host-jack -
  • dssi-plugin-fluidsynth -
  • dssi-plugin-hexter -
  • dssi-plugin-xsynth -
  • dssi-utils -

Wishlist:

Status:

ubuntustudio-video

Video editing apps.

Package list:
  • cinelerra -
  • jahshaka -
  • avidemux - A small editing software for avi. (especially DivX)
  • cinepaint - A painting and image retouching program designed to work best.

with 35mm film and other high resolution high dynamic range images.

  • qdvdauthor - A GUI frontend for dvdauthor and other related tools.
  • pitivi - A non-linear audio/video editor using GStreamer.
  • stopmotion - A program for creating stop motion animation.
  • synfigstudio - A vector-based 2D animation package. (graphical user interface)
  • kino - A non-linear editor for Digital Video data.
  • gochop -
  • codec packages : what about multiverse codecs ?? (ttoine) r: Yeah ! multiverse codecs rules ! ( Br. Team)

Wishlist:
  • Cinelerra - We need to be able to get this into the Ubuntu repos to make it happen. - C.Kontros

  • [http://www.diva-project.org/ Diva] seems like a good idea. Will it be ready for +1? - C.Kontros

  • go see http://garbure.org , a collection of multimedia live cd (french project, so french website) and more at:

  • gephex
  • freej
  • theorur
  • ffmpeg
  • ffmpeg2theora
  • oggfwd
  • jubler
  • democracy player
  • vlc
  • xaos
  • pd-pdp
  • pd-pidip
  • delvj
  • videogrid (pd-pdp patch)
  • lives
  • pd-pdp-freeframe
  • openmovieeditor
  • kdenlive
  • gstreamer
  • k9copy
  • videotrans
  • acidrip
  • mplayer/mencoder
  • spumux
  • transcode
  • istanbul
  • fijuu
  • ogre3d
  • fft

Status:

We have quite a good list.

ubuntustudio-graphics

A current, complete set of 2D/3D manipulation applications. ie: Inkscape, GIMP, Blender, and so on.

Package list:
  • inkscape - A vector-based drawing program.
  • blender - A very fast and versatile 3D modeller/renderer.
  • gimp - A raster-based drawing program.
  • gimp-gap -
  • gimp-svg - A plug-in to import SVG images.
  • gimp-dcraw - A plug-in to import RAW images.
  • f-spot - A personal photo management application.
  • scribus - A open source desktop page layout program.

  • fontforge - Font Editor for PS, TrueType and OpenType fonts.

  • nvu - Complete Web Authoring System.
  • gnome-raw-thumbnailer -

Maybe:
  • k3d - 3D modeling and animation system
  • wings3d - Nendo-inspired 3D polygon mesh modeller.

Status:

Wishlist:
  • ktoon
  • libavg
  • tuxpaint
  • xsane
  • xara-extreme
  • muan
  • crystalspace 3d
  • blender2crystal

Disk Breakdown

CD Image

CD Image

  • ubuntustudio-minimal, ubuntustudio-base, ubuntustudio-live, ubuntustudio-standard, ubuntustudio-desktop, ubuntustudio-settings and ubuntustudio-artwork
  • You will apt-get the meta of your choice on the CD.

DVD Image

The DVD will include:

  • ubuntustudio-minimal, ubuntustudio-base, ubuntustudio-live, ubuntustudio-standard, ubuntustudio-desktop, ubuntustudio-settings, ubuntustudio-artwork, ubuntustudio-audio, ubuntustudio-dssi, ubuntustudio-ladspa-plugins, ubuntustudio-video and ubuntustudio-graphics

Now on either disk you use, these are installed by default: ubuntustudio-minimal, ubuntustudio-base, ubuntustudio-live, ubuntustudio-standard, ubuntustudio-desktop, ubuntustudio-settings and ubuntustudio-artwork. Ubuntustudio-audio, ubuntustudio-audio-plugins, ubuntustudio-video and ubuntustudio-graphics will be installed, as needed, by the user.

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UbuntuStudio/PackageList (last edited 2012-05-21 04:23:56 by 90-230-166-102-no35)