Hello, All--
I have been unsuccessful getting Yoshimi to work in Ubuntu Studio 18.04.
This has been the case for the Yoshimi included in the distro, 1.5.7, and
1.5.8. When starting, the GUI and splash screen appear. The splash screen
does not disappear, and the GUI is completely frozen. the command,
"killall yoshimi," fails to eliminate the GUI.
i'm sorry i can't be of more help, as no error messages have been
generated. If anybody else has had this experience, i'd be happy to hear
any solutions you've learned.
Thank you!
tom
Hi, Will!
>Did you compile youself?
>If so, did you check the dependency list?
Yes, i did compile from source, and yes, all dependencies were in place. i
just rechecked them to be sure. All dependencies are in place.
>Are you running with jack or alsa?
>What window manager are you using?
i've been running with jack. i'm going to reboot and try with alsa. Since
it's ubuntu studio, i'm pretty sure the window manager is xfce.
i recompiled, with better success. Yoshimi did connect to jack. However,
the GUI is still frozen. i'll reboot and try alsa.
Dear Linux Audio Conference friends!
We need your support for this year's conference [1].
Currently we are still looking for volunteers to help us with the
following:
* Session Chairs - https://dudle.inf.tu-dresden.de/LAC18_Session/
* Stage Hands - https://dudle.inf.tu-dresden.de/LAC18_Stage/
* Camera/ Videomixer operators -
https://dudle.inf.tu-dresden.de/LAC18_Video/
If you would like to support us, please provide your mail address and
availability
to the corresponding dudle instance.
A short introduction/workshop for the different kinds of tasks will be
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20180607 16:00 (CEST) (two hours before the Welcome Speech).
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The organizing team would like to thank you in advance, if you can spent
some time
to help us with running the conference.
See you in Berlin!
[1] https://lac.linuxaudio.org/2018
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Hello,
This time around, in sharp contrast with the previous "Summer Theme",
is a rather spacey piece, with long pad flights, some thump-thump kick
drum in the distance, some high hat also in the distance, some voices,
a synth that does some kind of a solo of some sort, a beat that comes
and goes, all in all some kind of fog that covers through which some
things are heard.
https://soundcloud.com/nominal6/fog
Cheers.
Hey everyone!
A while ago I stopped receiving LAU emails. Maybe it was due to the
linuxaudio.org hack. Then I resubscribed, but now I am getting emails in
bulk, which is very inconvenient for me and I have no idea how to respond
to individual emails from the digest.
I tried going to the LAU list website and logging in to maybe change the
configuration somehow, but I couldn't login - I think I forgot the correct
password for this.
Can someone please help? All I want is to start receiving LAU emails
normally, not in a digest form.
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Hey hey,
I haven several MIDI devices plugged in either directly as USB MIDI devices or
using a USB-MIDI cable. They ae plugged into hubs, if that is important.
Now when I connect them through the ALSA seq API, I sometimes get
notifications lilke these, printed on every console, if I change:
[1354175.824801] usb 1-4.1: urb status -32
The ID in brackets changes.
Any idea what this is and how it can be fixed? I have seen that this is some
kind of general USB kernel warning, but haven't been able to find a solution,
yet.
Thanks for any help and best wishes,
Jeanette
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