Linux-audio-user June 2005

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Re: [linux-audio-user] System Path - Basic Information

by Tom Charles-Edwards

> Message date : Jun 03 2005, 10:07 PM > From : "Jan Depner" <eviltwin69(a)cableone.net> > To : tomcharles-edwards(a)fsmail.net, "A list for linux audio users" <linux-audio-user(a)music.columbia.edu> > Copy to : > Subject : Re: [linux-audio-user] System Path - Basic Information > > On Fri, 2005-06-03 at 11:49, Tom Charles-Edwards wrote: > > Hi all, > > > > newbie alert: > > > > I'm looking for some basic info about the system path, e.g. what its for, how it relates to read/write/execute privileges for directories, and tips on what to do/not to do - particularly in terms of installing and running applications. > > > > Not really much to it. The system PATH is where the system searches > for commands. As far as privileges are concerned you just have to have > execute privileges to the executables and directories. Generally, both > directories and executables are 755 (rwxr-xr-x). Most tar.gz packages > will install by default in /usr/local/bin - which is normally in your > PATH. > > Jan > > > <doh> Thanks for that. If software installs into my home directory instead is that a sign of something horrible happening, or am I OK simply copying the application across to /usr/local/bin and carrying on as normal? I take it putting my home directory in the system path is not the way forward, on security grounds. I was also wondering about editing the system path. From what I can gather from a cursory google the system path can be edited temporarily to affect a specific shell, or system-wide. The files that I've seen mentioned in this context are: /etc/login.defs /home/tom/.bashrc /home/tom/.bash_profile login.defs has 2 lines in it that seem to specify the system path (normal and su), but when I edit the line for the normal user and do echo $PATH there's no change to the system path. Any thoughts? Cheers, Tom </doh> -- Whatever you Wanadoo: http://www.wanadoo.co.uk/time/ This email has been checked for most known viruses - find out more at: http://www.wanadoo.co.uk/help/id/7098.htm

19 years, 5 months

Re: [linux-audio-user] ICE-1712 (Envy24) + Enemy Territory (hope Quake3) = Sound!

by Dmitry Baikov

Fixed installation for non-gentoo users, improved README (added help and examples). Version is still 0.1. Good luck! Dmitry.

19 years, 5 months

[linux-audio-user] Xine and 5.1 channel setup

by Esa Linna

I am not sure if this a correct place to ask, but here we go.. When connecting my 5.1 -headphones (Kasaku) to Audigy 2 ZS and setting up Xine to use 5.1 output, something gets wrong since I can't hear the speech/dialog, which means the center channel(?) Cranked up all the channels via alsamixer too. Anyone else struggling with same problem and even resolved it?

19 years, 5 months

[linux-audio-user] ANN: NoteEdit 2.8.0 Release Candidate 1 released

by Reinhard

Hi, This is the release candidate in the release cycle of the coming 2.8.0 release of NoteEdit. If you still find bugs post them in the Bug tracker. or mail them to the developer mailing list. Known bugs can be found in the Bug tracker as well. Since now, we were successfully maintaining the original English, German (most of NE developers), Slovenian (myself) and Slovakian (Zdenko Podobný) translation. However, we did not recieve any progress report or confirmation about the translations to other languages. Let me remind you that the deadline to commit the translation files is on Sunday, 12th June 2005, 23:59 CET. Translations not being sent until Sunday will not make it to the stable 2.8.0 version. Please contact us immediately if you're making or going to make the translation work for your language. If we won't recieve a confirmation within 48 hours, we will assume that this message didn't reach you and we'll start to search for another translators. If you want to start a new translation for NoteEdit in your language we would be happy if you contact us as well. The best way to contact us is our team's development mailing list (noteedit-devel(a)berlios.de). Release 2.8.0 RC1 -------------------- New features: - Updated translations and fixed Makefile to include Slovenian translation. - RFE #573 - Soprano clef added. - Score info fields and staff names can now include double quotes ("), updated export filters. - RFE #730 - Direct MIDI import - one-click MIDI file import implemented. - RFE #729 - warning message before TSE3 -> Score added. - Automatic bar placement disabled if no time signature defined. - Allow bar placement in empty staffs with no clef/key/time signature. - Merged staff properties and voice dialog. - Staff properties can now change all staffs at once, not only the current one. - Menu point staff -> voices invokes the staff properties. - More improvements to the menu: Easier access via keys, some better menu names (like Close / Quit, Select Multi Staff). - Main window title now includes score title and subtitle by default, if none defined yet, it the current uses file name. - Many score layout window improvements (bottom-up selection, resized buttons to fit captions on buttons, added form caption). - Removed fuzzyness from german translation and updated all po(t) files (others will have fuzzyness as well until translated). - Removed a thrilling MusiXTeX warning when exporting and replaced it with a nice notice dialog. - New icon. - Implemented splash screen. - New playback shortcut. Changed Edit Mode and Insert Rest default shortcuts. - Save main window position and size (default: available screen geometry). - Toolbar settings of every toolbar are saved and restored. - Integrated patch 403 - Better menu structure. - Removed "Report Bug" menu item from help menu. - The last selected key or time signature is now remembered and gets selected automatically when inserting it the second time. - configure now works on FreeBSD (thanks to Raphael Langerhorst) Bug fixes: - Fixed #3944 - polyphony importing wrong in MusicXML. - Fixed #3969 - Score layout: Text on buttons uncomplete. - Fixed #3595 - dbl quotes in some score info fields leads to invalid files. - Fixed #3935 - deleting element doesn't make document edited - also some rework in delete element code. - Fixed #3934 - discard changes dialog ignored on exit. - Fixed #3914 - crash when a pasting to new staff. - Fixed #3504 - bad file save without clef. - Fixed #3861 - Multirests in non-4/4 measure broken. - Fixed #3862 - measures after multirests not numbered correctly. - Fixed #3183 - multistaff broken - warning message added. - Fixed #3403 - export lilypond 2.4 lyrics problem. - Fixed #3418 - Doesn't save icon settings - Fixed #3484 - crash on midi import. - Fixed #3503 - hard crash on midi export. - Fixed #3505 - ABC export when leading repeat open and other voices. - Fixed #3786 - midi export crashes noteedit. - Fixed #3791 - staff->delete / import recording warnings wrong. - Fixed typo in staff properties dialog ("Voice:" -> "Instrument:"). - Fixed #2930 - noteedit stops playing still held notes in other voices. - Fixed #4119 - Stem directions in voice dialog don't get rememberd. Remarks: - LilyPond export of different drum notes inside a single chord is suppressed to prevent choking of Lily. The user should use multiple voices instead. Download the release candidate here: http://download.berlios.de/noteedit/noteedit-2.8.0-rc1.tar.gz Best Regards, Reinhard Katzmann -- Software-Engineer, Developer of User Interfaces Project: Noteedit - a score editor - http://noteedit.berlios.de Project: Pertergrin - a RPG system - http://www.pertergrin.de GnuPG Public Key available on request

19 years, 5 months

[linux-audio-user] ICE-1712 (Envy24) + Enemy Territory (hope Quake3) = Sound!

by Dmitry Baikov

Hello! Finally I've found some time and coded a small wrapper (based on artsdsp) to hear the sound from Enemy Territory on my Delta66. Actually it routes the sound through JACK, so it may be useful not only for poor Envy24 users :) I hope it should work for all Quake3-based games. Feel free to try it out and send your comments. Hope it'll help somebody besides me. The link: http://www.konstruktiv.org/q3jack/ Cheers!

19 years, 5 months

[linux-audio-user] Linux Audio on cluster systems

by Matthew Polashek

Anyone ever mess with clustering linux machines for audio? Is that a dumb idea?

19 years, 5 months

[linux-audio-user] System Path - Basic Information

by Tom Charles-Edwards

Hi all, newbie alert: I'm looking for some basic info about the system path, e.g. what its for, how it relates to read/write/execute privileges for directories, and tips on what to do/not to do - particularly in terms of installing and running applications. Any help gratefully appreciated. Thanks, Tom -- Whatever you Wanadoo: http://www.wanadoo.co.uk/time/ This email has been checked for most known viruses - find out more at: http://www.wanadoo.co.uk/help/id/7098.htm

19 years, 5 months

[linux-audio-user] Advice on software?

by Darren Inwood

Hi list. I've taken a break from sequenced music for several years, during which I changed OS from Windows to GNU/Linux and acquired an older laptop as an upgrade from my geriatric desktop. Now I'm getting "the call" to return to it, so I have the fun task of finding a new way for me to write music! I'm finding myself trying to recreate the way I used to do it, which consisted of using a MIDI loop sequencer for my hardware sampler and synthesisers, recording sequenced loops into the PC, munging them with cool plugins and setting up loop points etc, exporting them to my sampler, then arranging using a MIDI sequencer and my sampler. But having read about the wonders of Jack, and playing briefly with a few Jack-ed apps, I've come to suspect that I will have more fun and get more done by exploring some alternative toolchains ;-) The main problem I am having is that there is just so much info to trawl through and so many apps! Can anyone recommend something stable that could function as a jack-connected sampler player, and something else stable that could function as a regular MIDI sequencer and/or MIDI loop/drum sequencer for my external synths? The other thing plaguing me is that the sound card in my laptop is complete rubbish (Neomagic AC97 thingy) and I'd like to get something external to pipe the audio from my hardware synths in, any suggestions on something USB or PCMCIA and well-supported with good latency? I would only use stereo. Thanks for any and all advice! -- Darren New Zealand

19 years, 5 months

[linux-audio-user] Interesting news item

by M P Smoak

How's this relate to open audio? I know lot's of linux app's now use xml for config files. Now office app's will have xml data files. I find this real interesting. quote from BBC http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4603539.stm Microsoft adopts web file styles Microsoft is putting a key web technology at the heart of its most popular programs. By late 2006 all the files created by users of its Office suite of software will be formatted with web-centred XML specifications. The decision marks a big change to Microsoft's existing proprietary file formats that can be hard to work with. Microsoft said the changes should make it much easier for companies to do more business via the web. endquote Marv

19 years, 5 months

[linux-audio-user] Motorola A780 and linux audio?

by thewade

Hello list! I was just wondering if anyone has fooled around with the motorola A780 cell w/ linux OS andd linux audio? It apparently has a usb port would would make it cool to use to do field recordings (via usb perhaps), or do simple PD stuff. Or stream video or something. Just curious... Thanks for any info! -thewade

19 years, 5 months

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Linux-audio-user June 2005