5 Apr
2012
5 Apr
'12
10:27 p.m.
hi all,
I've been playing with the non session manager, and like it very much. is it possible
to add command line arguments to the executable name? I've tried playing with
something like:
ghostess $somestuffhere fluidsynth-dssi.so
…which seems to fail. any ideas?
thanks!
Josh
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Josh Lawrence
8 Apr
8 Apr
6:06 p.m.
On 04/05/2012 10:27 PM, Josh Lawrence wrote:
hi all,
I've been playing with the non session manager, and like it very much. is it
possible to add command line arguments to the executable name? I've tried playing
with something like:
ghostess $somestuffhere fluidsynth-dssi.so
…which seems to fail. any ideas?
you can make a script with the exec command, see also archives
9 Apr
9 Apr
8:06 p.m.
New subject: non session manager
On 04/05/2012 10:27 PM, Josh Lawrence wrote:
I've been playing with the non session manager,
and like it very much
Yes, I like it also. It's fast and it seems to do what you expect from a
session manager to do. Tbh, I like it more then JackSession at the
moment, because the extra functionality it gives you and the pleasant
workflow.
Also I think it's a good decision to not make it dependent on JACK. Now
you can add apps without JACK support (Frescobaldi, Emacs with
supercollider?) to a session and leave others (with JACK support) out of
the session if you want that. It also doesn't have extra dependencies
for the apps with NSM support, which is a nice plus if you think about
adoption of the API. An obvious advantage compared to Ladish is that you
don't need Jackdbus or something, just plain JACK.
I also used aj-snapshot for script sessions, but JACKPatch, which comes
with non-session-manager (NSM), is a good replacement for that.
I changed my JackSession and script sessions to NSM here. So far so good!
Regards,
\r
16 Apr
16 Apr
10:37 a.m.
On 04/05/2012 10:27 PM, Josh Lawrence wrote:
I've been playing with the non session manager,
and like it very much. is it possible to add command line arguments to the executable
name? I've tried playing with something like:
ghostess $somestuffhere fluidsynth-dssi.so
There is now an nsm-proxy application. If you build latest from git, you
are able to add client nsm-proxy and add arguments to the binary as you
would do on the command line.
HTH
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