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Oh that's a shame. I tested in renoise on neon/ubuntu 18.04 and it worked.

You can install the low-latency kernel, you should find the linux-lowlatency package easily.

Just found this, it's a cross platform drum machine. It's quite simple but has some handy features.

https://decomposer.de/sitala.html

He can upgrade then or even a month later. No big deal. It is a big deal though, KDE alone between those versions is a huge difference, not to mention the substantial system program differences. Lots of ubuntu users don't even recommend upgrading from one major version to another, let alone two ver...

April 2019 still gives you four months. Good enough for anyone to get started then upgrade when the new one comes. I use plain Debian with KXStudio repositories and I don't even like Ubuntu, but it's just a matter of personal taste and I don't see any problem with support ending in April. Upgrading...

I would NOT use the KX ISO now as support ends in 2019. You can use any recent [] (Arch) distro and add the KX repos by hand. This is fine! While I know what you're saying here, it's a bit misleading. Unless something has changed recently you have to compile all the packages and add them individual...

The next kxstudio release will be based on Neon so it would make sense to use that. I've used for the last year or two and I have had no problems, it's fairly minimal and rock solid. Just add the kxstudio repo, install what you need and you're good to go.

It's a shame that you feel that way but I would encourage you to not worry about posting if you want to ask something. Some people are just miserable, bitter and should be ignored.

Just a small note, Neon team does not recommend using apt for updating - https://blog.neon.kde.org/index.php/201 ... -software/

I have to say that I'm not hugely impressed with this so far. I need to play around with it more in a real song situation but so far it sounds just ok. I would use it mainly for dub type effects on drums and I don't find it particularly convincing, perhaps it is more akin to fender amp reverbs rathe...

Are you writing to an NTFS file system from Linux? Is that considered stable now? I really don't know. Sounds dangerous. öhm.. yes. Was it considered to be unstable? edit: Hmm.. might be a problem with the user rights when backuping /home Writing to ntfs is not unstable but (I believe) you lose the...

There are meta packages which include large groups of programs and plugins, if you search for 'meta' in your package manager you should find them. I think you can install the audio-all meta package (or something similar) to install all of them.

Oh did you mean system directories then? Like the packages you have installed? I think there's a way to back that up with apt/dpkg and be able to restore them dpkg --get-selections > package_list sudo dpkg --clear-selections && sudo dpkg --set-selections < package_list sudo apt-get update &a...

I just rsync everything from the internal drives to an external one.

I read recently that Autechre got frustrated with the limitations of MIDI and OSC and decided to create their own protocol. I would love to know more about it but I think that's about all the information that exists about it. edit: marf, on 03 Nov 2013 - 3:39 PM, said: are you sending CV/ Gate out o...