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Hi, haha, OK I've connected the dots now, As far as how to handle the /home/USER directory, the Remastersys installer has the capability to preserve a separate /home/USER partition however it is in early development and doesn't always do what's expected, also one of the reasons AV Linux works fairly...

Hi, Thanks very much for posting your comments. FYI AV Linux 6.0 will be coming in June and will feature a lot of significant improvements and important updates (especially LV2 related) as well as some new software additions. Since AV Linux is ISO based not repository based it will require a fresh i...

falkTX, Congrats on an amazing collection of hard work! All the best with this release and I sincerely hope Ubuntu users with shake their heads out of 'free' apathy and give you some well-deserved financial support for the countless hours and planning you've invested in this amazing addition to the ...

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I somewhat disagree that it can be that uniform a process, which really is unfortunate... I think the attention to detail that raboof is referring to is really what separates a 'good-enough' library to an amazing one especially with strings and woodwinds where timbre and nuance are everything.

Hi, The festige binary works perfectly here, that is pretty slick and easy! Thanks so much for packaging the DISTRHO plugins that's awesome! I have some packages with the existing ones already but I'll just substitute yours. I think I'll build a package for cadence-aloop-daemon with a launcher that ...

Cool, Well I know it's open but I always like to ask anyway especially when I am speaking directly to the developer, Open source is no excuse for bad manners... :D As far as python 3.0 it's in Debian Testing and Sid along with python3-pyqt4 but not in Stable (Squeeze) and I am sticking with Squeeze ...

Bingo! The module was the issue. Well isn't that pretty... you are a genius falktx! http://bandshed.net/images/screenshots/snd-aloop.png I'll continue testing it with various apps running. With your blessing I may roll it in to AV Linux 6.0 development (not released until June so you should have KXS...

Hmmm, I have ALSA 1.0.25 here but not python 3.0 (2.6) but I'm having an issue, might be because of my soundcard, this machine has 2 M-Audio 1010LTs. Might be interesting to know about though since a lot of KXStudio users probably also have 1010LT's. I'll grab my laptop and try it there with the onb...

OK Cool, Works fine here now, I'm geting noise artifacts from Youtube but that may be because I'm running JACK at 2048fpp in Virtualbox. Otherwise the script runs without errors and the alsa2jack and jack2alsa clients all are showing up in my connections. Nice work dude!! I might try it on my AV dev...

OK, I get an error in the terminal here, probably just from the forum formatting or a copy and paste error. Here it is: glen@glen-VirtualBox:~$ cadence-aloop-daemon from: can't read /var/mail/ctypes from: can't read /var/mail/os from: can't read /var/mail/sys from: can't read /var/mail/signal from: ...

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I'll have a look at your script later tonight and give it a try. Thanks for sharing that!

Hi, Like many folks I'm pretty curious about Ubuntu 12.04 so I did an install in a VM and of course my first stop was the KXStudio PPA. As always hats off to you falktx, do you EVER sleep? So far I'm using jack2 with qjackctl, I read and noticed I have to call the pulse-jack script every time I laun...

Hi, I've tried to sit on my hands, but I can't any longer... The conduct at this forum shown in this thread and another recent thread is becoming really disappointing to be honest. I don't know lowt3ch and I've never used nor am very likely to use his product for obvious reasons. I can understand br...

I'm not sure why people don't care more about ladish... Yes it uses DBus, but it's a default in JACK2 anyway, and lots of other apps use it too (KDE, Gnome and PulseAudio at least). The fact that it can have 'studios' and projects is a major deal for me, and also the a2j integration. I believe the ...

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Thanks for sharing that info, very helpful!