XP on Ubuntu - adobe Premiere on linux

[thomaspruzina]

Adobe is asking comunity whether demand for CS on linux exist, tell them clear YES.

Thumbsup!

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[Danotto94]

Would anyone know the solution to a lack of screen resolutions under windows 7?

My desktop comes out either too large that I have to scroll or too small that it's ridiculous

[Danotto94]

What's the latest version of Adobe Premiere you can run on a VM?

[osmorphyus666]

sorry for multi-posts - chrome screwing up.

[gragadile]

what is he playing on premiere? Is it porn with Katsumi?

[osmorphyus666]

it must be nice having a million gigs of ram and a $1,000.00 USD processor along with a 9 million dollar vid. processor.

this is *not* everyday computing with ubuntu, folks. your gateway 3000 will not do this out of the box.

OP is obvious shill is shill. welcome to the internet.

[sausagenmuff]

@osmorphyus666

this was on like a 400$ computer.

70$ processor, 30$ video card.

[osmorphyus666]

@sausagenmuff give computer specs or gtfo

[sausagenmuff]

@osmorphyus666

this was a 1.8ghz intel with a cheap GF7 and 2gigs of ram. I built it for 400 bucks.

[poshko41]

I'm more interested in getting a copy of that video you were editing! :D

[firelily]

I am dual booting Ubuntu 9.10 and Win 7. I would totally switch over to Linux IF it runs Adobe Master Suite. So, you're telling me with VM or Virtual box, you have to install Premiere everytime you "boot" into Windows? Do you have any experience with it running it under Wine?

Thanks in advance.

[sausagenmuff]

@firelily

what? no you install it once just like any other program.

no it will not work in wine, older versions are do able in vmware / virtualbox though.

also stick with xp, win7 is useless..

[relampago21]

please, anyone could tell me if installing adobe premiere pro this way I would be able to use the firewire capture

many thanks in advance

[enzogianvittorio]

FANTASTIC !!!

please more I would like seeing more on running adobe premiere and or after effects using virtualbox..! then I would move in a second from this sh..t of windows to LINUX !!!

Thanks for a video like this !!!

[10mjt29]

lost for words. fan-tas-tic!

[elprrrrr5]

i love ubuntu but damn!!!! it was so hard to find the nvidia and my wireless card that i decide to downgrade to xp

[russkeller]

Wasn't anyharder to find for me than it was figuring windows for the first time. I just wish it wasn't a hobby to make games work on WINE. If that happened the landscape would be quite different.

[EmpInd]

You could get the drivers for ubuntu from Nvidia.

Or just add restricted-ubuntu-extra in the installer. Then you can install nvidia drivers that are fully tested with ubuntu.

But be warned that it's illegal in many countries. Since it uses some codecs that are patented...

I personally use Mandriva Free and added the PLF repositories... And it installs without any problems..

[darkalligator]

MY ONLY COMPLAIN ABOUT UBUNTU AND SIMILAR IS SUPPORT FOR MY VIDEO CARD. ITS A NIGHTMARE TO INSTALL A GRAPHICS CARD FROM ATI AND WORSE IF ITS NVIDIA. And watch dvds or read mp3 files. For the rest i like it.

[sausagenmuff]

nvidia has WAY better support for linux than ati.

it is easy once you know how to do it.. for instance i use arch linux.. to install a nvidia card you type "Pacman -S nvidia" and boom your done... MUCH simpler than windows.

[kai001]

Er, all I did was select "Install Restricted Drivers" when Ubuntu notified me that there were drivers available for me when I booted into Ubuntu. And then it was installed. :P Shouldn't that work for most cards? XD

[sausagenmuff]

this was a core2duo 2.4, and 2gb of ram.. now a days id reccomend a quad core and 4 gigs.. just cause its so cheep

[sanderlewis]

Sausagenmuff! Awesome! I have one question... How well does Premiere run in VMWare/Virtual Box. What limitations have you run into (i.e. capture/rendering/etc.)?

[frexxx]

Winwdows is for Porn, eh?

I was laughing!

But I wanted to thank you to show me, that I could use Premiere when I decide to take Linux as my first OS, which i didnt do yet, cause i need Premiere!

[rernst2]

Ok,

very cool. You can run Windows under Linux and Linux under Windows. You can't run a simple and very popular kids game like Toontown under Linux any which way, using VMware, Virtualbox or anything else.

I am with you man, trust me. I want to run Premiere or FCP. What I don't want to run is Windows. Yet what you show is that you can fiddle with two operating systems. I have done five at a time. It's called proof of concept.

[sausagenmuff]

IF you use it every day, it's not proof of concept, it's just computing.

proof of concept would be if u do something, but never use it.

[EPtalent]

Please help. I need to be able to do exactly what you have done. I'm new to Ubuntu and linux. I need to get virtual box working to where it will run xp and therefore let me use Adobe Premiere and After Effects.

[sausagenmuff]

now a days i reccomend VMware over VirtualBox.

it's in your software repository, try it out.

[comedyloop]

I've installed Ubuntu today and I'm watching videos on youtube about it and i have to try this cose I use Adobe Premiere a lot. Video's great, just have to see how it will be on my computer :D

[cascarrabias13]

ok, im a windows man, cause my work is there, im a win 32 app's developer, but i must say one thing...."Microsoft's multitask.....got owned."

[Extor69]

Hello..im mecanic ing. so i was wondering if i can use AUTOCAD on virtual box with xp??? and some other simulators...if it can..OMG..i just change linux now!

[allnicknamesaretaken]

which compiz option did you use to get the background go transparent to show the windows of the other desktops?

I've tried a lot of "transparency" options in compiz, but none got it to look like that :(

[sausagenmuff]

turn both transparancy sliders down to about 22% in the cube options.

then in GENERAL options make sure to turn OFF lighting.

that should do it :)

[premavilas]

Hello sausagemuff,

congratulations, nice clip, nice configurations.

I would like to know how do you managed to run XP in this way under Linux. I have Ubuntu and I can run Windows in a Box, but not integrated in the Linux-Desktop...how did you made this, appears to be a miracle!

Greetings from Berlin,

prema

[sausagenmuff]

its' called "seamless mode" and comes intigrated into Virtualbox, when you use the guest additions CD.

though it doesn't seem to work for everyone. just like a lot of things,the Bleeding Edge is quite often buggy.

[genuchelu]

what emulation software did you use?

[sausagenmuff]

VirtualBox

If you have a debian based distro like Ubuntu, it will be in your software repository.

[genuchelu]

what emulatio software did you use?

[chilenoygordo]

Not a surprise. Well, being serious, what is your PC configuration? At least 2 Gb RAM, dude? (I've got just 768 mb RAM, so it looks not possible on my current piece of shit)

sorry for my english (I'm drunk and clock is around 5 am)

[sausagenmuff]

ubuntu with all the eye-candy and compiz "cube" turned on.. only uses about 500 MB of ram, with a bunch of programs open i have never gone over 850MB.. :)

when running 2 OS's you need Ram for both, 500 for LIN, 500 for WIN.. so about a 1GB.

when im running 2 OS's and have lots of programs open in each I have gone as high as 1.8GB ram usage. but I do not believe in swap files in EITHER OS.

having a DUAL CORE helps a lot as well ;)

[WallaWallaOnions]

Hey, when you run XP, and like Premiere, does Premiere have access to all of the power available? Because I heard that you lose performance when you run OS's within another. If the rendering and stuff can be full blown in this setup then I totally will use this setup for my next computer.

[sausagenmuff]

almost no performance loss, I did a 1MB run of SUPERPI, and it came in almost identical:

windows 15 seconds

Linux 16 seconds

VRBOX 16 seconds

BUT, virtual box is NOT mutlti-threaded at the moment, meaning I have 4cores and the guest OS only has access to one.

VMware Does use more than one core (only 2 i belive) but vmware is so slow (up to 20 seconds) vbox is still much faster even on one core.

-good question.

[sky77high]

The video is amazing. Im actually running XP/Ubuntu dual boot at the moment and must say that Ubuntu is developing at light speed in a very positive direction. If Microsoft makes another dead OS like Vista they are screwed :)

[sausagenmuff]

heh yeah M$ royally screwed up vista... it was the final straw for a lot of people.

Debian distros like ubuntu have likewise had a ENORMOUS year!!

[calrocker]

great music, who is it?

[sausagenmuff]

"To the sea" by Yello

[calrocker]

Thank you very much. Phenomenal video, by the way. I can't believe what I'm seeing!  A friend of mine has turned me on to Ubuntu and I will have to give it a shot!

[franklynd]

yeah i've heard of ndiswrapper , but downloading all the dependencies on a computer without internet can be a right pain in the ass :P.

[franklynd]

i wouls make the switch if there werent so many driver issues

[sausagenmuff]

the only issues i've EVER found on linux based systems are wlan drivers... which admittedly can be hard to find.

Now-a-days you can use windows drivers, with a NSIS wrapper on linux systems.. which sounds hard, but is really not that tough if you know your way around a PC. chEErs!

[sausagenmuff]

of all the questions I thought someone would ask about my Ridiculously complicated win/lin Desktop, it has to be about the girl...LOL!

Her name is Harada Ourei.

[rynos86]

who's the girl in that video?