19 Nov
2012
19 Nov
'12
8:14 p.m.
On Mon, Nov 19, 2012 at 10:00 AM, Neil C Smith <neil(a)neilcsmith.net> wrote:
On 18 November 2012 12:44, Aurélien Leblond
<blablack(a)gmail.com> wrote:
I'm using 12.10 because of other issues in 12.04 (especially USB soundcard
requiring a higher kernel to run ok).
Over the past 2 years I am having this laptop, I haven't been able to get a
single stable version of Ubuntu for playing music:
- Soundcard not supported
- EHCI not supporting USB 2.0 soundcard
- XHCI not supporting USB 2.0 soundcard
- Compiz being too slow
- FGLRX creating xrun
Now I re-installed FGLRX and it runs ok, but I forgot about another bug in
the couple FGLRX and Compiz that makes my CPU go 100% (this issue was
already in 12.04)...
I have all these issues reported or fixed...
I know we have digressed from the original issue between with Ardour and
Ubuntu (conclusion here: it's an Ubuntu issue as installing FGLRX fixes the
problem),..
@David: In Ubuntu 12.10, Unity 2D doesn't
exist anymore. And thanks for
the
suggestion, but I actually doesn't want to
drop Unity for XFCE - I really
like the look and feel of Unity... But that's a discussion for another
time
:)
I'm with you on Unity - best desktop UI I've used since I had to give
up on RISC OS in '98! :-)
However, I'd question why you're using Ubuntu 12.10? I now stick with
LTS editions, and treat the others as what they really are - betas for
the LTS's. With the low-latency kernel and using the KXStudio ppa's
for most audio stuff, this seems a pretty solid and usable setup,
given that I use it as a general purpose setup with audio capabilities
rather than a purely audio platform.