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As for name calling, all I did was point out that it is in breach of what is the accepted opensource software 'contract' to publish some software that exclusively incorporates some package at the expense of some other project. It limits freedom, not something to be encouraged. I'm not sure I agree....

Jamesf wrote:Well, in practice it's almost disconcertingly plug-and-play class-compliant, so at least I leapt to a correct conclusion.

Nice one. I will keep mackie under the radar from now on.

To replace it in the medium term, I bought a Mackie Producer 2x2, partly because they make a point of explicitly supporting Linux. For €109, I'm impressed - that thing's good! For as long as you can get by on 2 ins, 2 outs and MIDI in/out, it's worth seriously considering. That's interesting! Is it...

I know Dell made a token effort to ship machines with Ubuntu a while back, but that didn't really go anywhere. Dell is still selling some Inspiron and XPS laptops with Ubuntu preinstalled in various areas. You can buy one in the UK, for example. I still haven't figured out how to enable them to bel...

Great stuff! I kinda wanted to do a similar thing. Maybe in the near future.

I would recommend all the material published by Julius Orion Smith III:

https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~jos/

Plenty of good stuff there.

For now, I consider that there should be no problems since the host does not have anything to do with the GUI of the plugin, I think at the moment. I might be very wrong. I do not know about the details, but you could check a presentation done by AVTK main developer a few years ago. I took a look a...

If it is for audio plugins, you might run into problems with how it embeds in a DAW. I think GTK is known to have issues, for example, and QT too I think. Take a look at this: http://openavproductions.com/avtk/

Yep. More info: https://www.archlinux.org/news/the-end-of-i686-support/

Thanks! The reason I asked this question is because I want to have at least one convolver to play with impulse responses. Now I already installed jconvolver but its hard to understand (for me at least) without a GUI. Perhaps there is another alternative? You could use the LSP Plugins suite, it has ...

Hi! Anyway, this place also seems like a start for exploring what's "out there", in terms of communities. In terms of Audio algorithms and programs, the Faust mailing list is quite active and very supportive. If you ever used Faust, or you are interested into it, you could find many intere...

Don't put anything there at all that isn't encrypted. They will scrape it for whatever information they can get, including scanning images to see if they recognise anything. They will then not only use the information themselves, but will sell it to anyone who will pay for it. [...] ⋅ Is ...

No need to rebutt me if you aren't of the intebded audience of MX Linux DAW users(!), etc. It is not about rebutting you, and nobody cares about somehow destroying your argument by being pedantic or nitpicky. It is all about contributing to the discussion that you initiated with additional related ...

Many or most or perhaps ALL of these items can be safely(?, we hope) purged (completely removed) from a default MX LINUX 18.x fresh install. At least on Debian, the installer installs the base image, and then there is a separate step that allows you to install additional 'tasksel' bundles. The defa...

The Focusrite product line looks good but I really want to know what technical facts someone should assemble before committing to a purchase. I am planning to use the configuration for CD-quality production of mostly instrumental music. Comment is invited! Focusrite are normally quite good. I had a...