LinuxMusicians

I will leave it as it is for now. It's not such a big problem anyway, and who knows what problems I get into when I want to use .desktop-files. I'm going to concentrate somewhat more on making music, and less on the ins and outs of Linux.

rghvdberg wrote:Maybe better would be a custom .desktop file
Just look in /usr/share/applications for examples

Thanks - found some info about that here: https://developer.gnome.org/integration ... es.html.en

I hope there is also a more simple solution...?

To run a certain church organ VST in LMMS I have to start LMMS from the command line. See: http://lmms.io/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=31031 To do that from the desktop I have put a bash file on the desktop that starts LMMS when I doubleclick on it. So that works fine as an alternative launcher. Bu...

Thanks! I have put the following command in the launcher and it works now!

Found it!


It comes with the Nyquist install from the repositories.

Strangely it doesn't work to simply point to it from a launcher on my desktop:


No idea what I'm doing wrong...

Where can I get a Nyquist User Interface or Composition Environment? One can find plenty of pdf's on the internet writing about it, but where can one actually download such a thing?

Upgrade to Linux Mint 19.2 succeeded! We will see how things work out from here...

I am almost ready making my backups. It happens too often lately that I cannot work with interesting audio programs because of my old operating system, so I will do the upgrade probably today.

So it has to be Linux Mint 19, and I like Cinnamon. Further it has to have LTS. But how about 19, 19.1 and 19.2...?

Yes - I am already busy making a backup. This is going to be a complete restart where everything has to be reinstalled. That's why it took me so long to find the motivation to upgrade to a newer Linux Mint version.

The 32-bit or 64-bit version?

I want to upgrade to a newer Linux Mint release. This is my computer:


What release of Linux Mint is best for me given the computer I am using?

Good to know. Thanks!

Thanks! So if I understand correctly you will generally have access to newer versions of programs like LMMS, Audacity, Faust, Nyquist, etc. in your repositories after upgrading Linux Mint to a newer release?

Are the repositories of all releases of Linux Mint the same? That is: do you also get a different repository when you upgrade to a newer Linux Mint release?