LinuxMusicians

You might want to start a separate thread. this one has been marked solved. Not very likely to see much traffic.

-JJ

I just moved from ubuntu to debian stretch. In ubuntu the multimedia menu was subdivided by task. i.e audio, video, graph or something like that. Is it possible to do this menu sub-dividing under debian and KXStudio?

TIA.

-JJ

Well, I got this working. I have not been able find where it tells me to, but one needs to have Multiarch enabled. I did a rebuild from scratch, it was a new install anyway. The Steps for Success: 1) Installed Debian Stretch 2) configure Multiarch 3) install Nvidia (I can't live with just one monito...

I've search the forums and googled. Google takes me to another thread I started. :) I'm famous. When I attempt to install kxstudio-meta-wine, it errors out, I get the following output: root@noise:~# apt install kxstudio-meta-wine Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state i...

Ok, seems we're good to go. For windows stuff install wine-rt and wineasio I've come back to continuing the installation. :) I was able to install kxstudio-meta-all. I tried to install kxstudio-meta-wine and got an error: The following packages have unmet dependencies: kxstudio-meta-wine : Depends:...

I followed the instructions, and hit a dead end. I reinstalled Debian a couple of times and tried to install KXStudio, all ending at same location. Stopped due to error: root@noise:~# apt-get install kxstudio-meta-all ...edited for brevity... The following packages have unmet dependencies: kxstudio-...

I read through http://kxstudio.linuxaudio.org/Repositories, it seems straight forward. Install "Stretch" enable KX:Studio repositories and enable GCC5 packages. Sonar and FL Studio will be replaced with Ardour and LMMS. And they (Windows SW) will remain on a second hard disk (dual boot) un...

I just set up debian 9 with Nvidia drivers and I want to install KXStudio, and Multiarch. I have several VST's from Sonar and FL Studio 12 and some old 32 bit plugins. I'm sure wine will be required. What would be the best way to set all this up? If it helps I'm running on an Intel i7-3770K with 32G...