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Zrythm 1.0.0-beta.6.0.1 has been released! We have also migrated our infrastructure/repositories/bug trackers from SourceHut to our own GitLab instance ==== Screenshot ==== https://www.zrythm.org/static/images/screenshots/screenshot-20221015.png ==== Demo ==== JDFight - Power Over People: https://ww...

d.healey wrote: ↑Thu Jun 01, 2023 10:30 am

Anyone managed to get it running on Debian testing? I downloaded the trial version installer but the binary doesn't run. Is an AppImage available?

what error are you getting? the binary is supposed to work on debian testing

rncbc wrote: ↑Thu Mar 24, 2022 4:39 pm check yours truly qpwgraph for a dang old qjackctl replacement

Oh neat I've been using Qjackctl all this time. time to switch

For me Pipewire is not a current reality it is still a future possibility (in a Distribution sense) so perhaps once it is fully baked and all Distros come with it by default we will look back on this thread and chuckle about how silly it was.. :D I have been using PipeWire only for many months (may...

You're misunderstanding. Of course it is possible for an application to use ALSA. The issue is that for an application to do that, it requires reimplementing what JACK does inside of the application. This is pointless because JACK and Pipewire already do it and present a simpler API for application...

ALSA is unusable as-is because it doesn't have an API usable by apps like DAWs. It's a very low level API intended for things like JACK and PipeWire. In the context of a DAW, you have to make it work by implementing it the way JACK does and there is no point doing that when JACK already does that. J...

@GMaq just released beta 1.1.11. deb package should be fixed now Hi, and thanks for the fix! Some progress but still some problems.. With the latest 1.1.11 update the zrythm Debian 11 package does launch and go through it's setup now however once the main window opens after a couple of clicks it st...

@GMaq just released beta 1.1.11. deb package should be fixed now

sunrat wrote: ↑Tue Mar 22, 2022 11:34 pm No GTK4 packages are installed.

Zrythm deb packages bundle gtk4 and other libs that debian is missing in /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/zrythm

I fixed the issue in the latest nightly build. I reverted to gtk 4.6.0 and checked it works on debian 11. I will make a new release later today

Oh-oh.. Problem already, I installed the Deb for Debian Bullseye (11) in AVL-MXE 21 and I pulled in the dependencies but I'm getting a terminal error: zrythm: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/zrythm/libgtk-4.so.1: undefined symbol: wl_proxy_marshal_flags Anyone else using it on Debian...

Do you mind bug reports from distro packagers? I know some people who sell FLOSS see themselves as selling support and aprioristically dislike bug reports for unofficial builds but I personally think that by linking against bleeding-edge libraries (as we do on openSUSE Tumbleweed, rolling distro) c...

Hi, stumbled upon this in an online search is it usable for production? The project format is stable now and there are no major issues being reported so I'd say so. The stuff remaining for v1 are minor things (mostly graphical) For Debian (MX Linux and AV Linux) is a problem try to use zrythm, 'coz ...

Wow, this is very cool, especially that they licensed it as MIT! I am usually a copyleft kind of person but for open standards permissive licenses are the way to go Note that from the permissive licenses, only Apache gives you a patent license. This is why GNU/FSF recommend Apache if you want to us...

I think something like this would be great, iirc Paul mentioned opentimelineIO in one of his interviews https://github.com/PixarAnimationStudios/OpenTimelineIO
I don't see a C API anywhere though