LinuxMusicians

Couldn't agree with you more. Actually, these kind of specific configurations belong in seperate dirs (like /etc/security/limits.d/) so convention-wise it's a good thing. I judged a bit too quickly from the wrong perspective.

I like this kind of stuff Chipfryer, it's dark and expresses a good shot of anxiety. Where's the whole song?

Yes and no. Just checked the jack-audio-connection-kit-0.118 package for Lucid, and indeed, there is an option to install an audio.conf file (through a debconf template). But it's not enabled by default. So yes, it's not necessary anymore to do it manually and no, it's not automatically done when in...

Hello rimp,

Welcome! But what kind of cable/adaptor are you referring to?

Best,

Jeremy

What distro are you using Louigi? Ubuntu doesn't have the alsa_in and alsa_out tools.
And Thorgal, congrats!!

Yeah, stuff like this is a lot of trial and error. But if you do it more regularly you'll get the hang of it

Are the Bristol softsynths included with Rosegarden? Or are you trying something else?

AutoStatic wrote:First install checkinstall of course.

And that's done by following the suggestion, so sudo apt-get install checkinstall

Another Q. If I downloaded the necessary dependencies as files and kept them in that folder would they be installed along with the application or would check install do this for me please? Those dependencies were debs also or did you compile them yourself? Not sure if checkinstall also automaticall...

You can run it any time, not necessarily at login.

Chipfryer wrote:Would check install create a .deb install file that could be used to re-install via gdebi?

Yes.

Chipfryer, make sure you use sudo checkinstall make install instead of the final make install . First install checkinstall of course. What this app does is making a .deb of your make install routine. This makes it easier to remove it and could prevent potential screw-ups :) It's not necessary of cou...

You need libfftw3-dev probably.

@Chipfryer, what are you trying to achieve?