LinuxMusicians

I’ve just tested it in QTractor. Crashes. Backtrace at https://gist.github.com/Joermungand/f0c48880ac9905d46b725fb23fef1084 . Both tests were made at 48 kHz sample rate, jack running at buffer size 1024, 2 periods/buffer. This is just my daily, playback-only setup using the mobo sound card. With the...

Here’s the backtrace produced by Ardour 5.8: https://gist.github.com/Joermungand/00f ... f3f498568a, freshly installed. Had Ardour 5.6 from git previously, it crashed, too.

why the hell isn't there suil(-libs) >= 0.8.4 available from the mighty kxstudio repos? suil 0.8.4, which was released on last november 20, 2016 suil is still at 0.8.2 in the official Arch repo, too – which is supposed to provide the latest and greatest. So hold your horses, it’s not singular. Well...

Someone requested that the maintainer added that in AUR. Yes, that is true, but I have my doubts about it since it is not customary practice in the AUR. Adding a message to that effect to my PKGBUILDs is not exactly in line with the AUR etiquette. Packages are supposed to be made available in the A...

Joermungand wrote:these packages typically store their files in ‘/usr/share/{pkg}’

Well, more or less; usually at specific locations under ‘/usr/share’ (e.g. icons, themes, fonts, etc.), but still essentially there.

I looked at my faust installation, that is provided by faust-git, to find that it is a bit different. It puts few headers in /usr/include and all the rest in /usr/share (a part for executables in /usr/bin). That was actually what I had in mind: only few files are placed in include. which headers of...

Hi CrocoDuck! I do not think myself an expert but there are a few things I’d like to say. If I read your script correctly, it copies the entire subdirectories to include. However, as far as I can see on the Github page, besides header files, those subdirectories also contain cpp files, as well as sc...

Hi funkmuscle,
I get (more or less) similar issues with the git version, but the one from extra works just fine. I saw your post on the Arch forum saying that the latter fails, too. Is that still the case?

funkmuscle wrote:I just find these are very stiff. I use the lxvst. I'll try the lv2 to see if that makes a difference.

Behaviour is the same in both cases here. I can get the knobs to turn about two thirds of the whole range when I move the whole height of the screen, which is 1050 pixels.

funkmuscle wrote:Oh as a side note, I'm using Arch, when using knobs with the mouse, I don't get that much movement.

Have you tried moving the mouse up and down?

Fixed! Thanks again, raboof!

Thanks for the details, sadko4u. I, too, was thinking that it might not necessarily need a package on its own. I’m not going to provide a script for it for once, but if you think it is called for, please let me know. I’ll be happy to help.

Hi! Please excuse my ignorance, but, while updating the AUR scripts for the plugins and considering adding a new one for the profiling application, it occurred to me that I had absolutely no idea of what profiling plugins was about. I’ve never encountered it before and I would very much like to unde...

tnovelli wrote:Due to the incorrect SSL certificate, by any chance?

Yeah, it looks like it.

Sorry to be a bore, but it seems the feed has been down for a few days again.