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Thanks for the speedy reply I will do this asap ☺

Just upgraded on Ubuntu 16.04 with your repositories enabled and think I hit N when I should have hit Y. I admit it's my fault for not reading properly the first time and thinking it was related to the configuration file you are offered to change on initial steps. Then a similar message came up and ...

Well I never knew they had started basically back-porting kernels from later version into point releases in Ubuntu. I thought a simple dist-upgrade was meant to give you all the updates as you would have by installing from a later point release iso image. Seems that hasn't been the case for a few ye...

Hi falkTX, I was hoping that with Ubuntu 14.04.3 audacity gets upgraded but they stick to 2.0.5 You will never see it in Ubuntu! I mean within 14.04 by that. They ONLY do security upgrades once a release is out. Upgrades to the likes of Audacity are not going to affect security so they wont be upda...

Set periods to 2. Other values are needed only if other hardware interferes with audio operation such that 2 periods won't suffice. ie, The other settings are intended primarily for badly behaving systems. JACK should default to 2, I've personally often found that 3 is more stable, but as you say i...

I had a similar-ish problem when I installed KXStudio and tried to update from a base install at the time SourceForge was down. Falk managed to rescue me from having to reinstall from scratch by giving me a few pointer. I will try and lay out the basic steps I took. Everything else was just sending ...

No, all it means is running manually from a terminal so you can see the output of the parts that are failing, you will see errors. I'm getting a bit lost in it all I have to say, what exactly isn't working then? My SSD isn't being trimmed[1] with the fstrim command[2] and the Wastebin isn't being e...

Just saw this, maybe it would help? In my case none of the instructions were a perfect solution. If you were as unlucky as me, try this detailed one Put all your executing code in a separate text file with an arbitrary name such as foo.sh and save it in an arbitrary place. Add #!/bin/sh as first li...

Nobody??

Don't suppose you'd mind having a look at this thread and seeing if you have any ideas as it is KXStudio I am running. As it shouldn't be specific to the distro I'm running I posted it in the more general forum. Guess I could post to the Ubuntu forum as well if nobody seems to know (although I prett...

Do have rights to edit the description of this forum? Currently reads:

KXStudio Discussion
Official support for the KXStudio Linux distribution and applications.
More info at http://kxstudio.sourceforge.net
Moderators: falkTX, MattKingUSA, khz

I'm sure you can see where the edit is needed

The arch wiki is very well laid out. Worth a couple hours, with format and fstab tips. Cheers Just clicked you said fstab. I believe the majority of my fstab edits came from reading Arch Wiki (which mostly agreed with the other sites I read but I personally think their wiki was by far the best writ...

Hi, I didn't get the full grasp of what you're doing, but it looks like you're wiping out the log with the last line. echo all working > /home/xxx/bootcheck.txt should be instead echo all working >> /home/xxx/bootcheck.txt BR, LX To be honest I didn't really need to add the text on any of the lines...

I have recently upgraded RAM and fitted an SSD to my laptop and installed KXStudio on it. I have read a few guides for optimising the SSD and believed I had come up with options which should work. The thing is now I don't believe the lines I have added to rc.local are giving the behaviour I would ex...

I noticed another problem a couple of days ago, while still using the Mono3.0 theme, and I could not see the text in the entry fields when typing into Facebook using Firefox. Not tested since I've changed to XFCE-Dusk and I don't even know which GUI framework Firefox uses or if it might be related....