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By the way, when I say "compact", I mean something around 25 keys, normal size.

well, after a small search, the reviews for the korg nano controllers are *really* bad ...

Hey there. As the title suggests, I'm thinking of buying a Midi controller with the specs mentionned. My price range is 100-200€, preferably 100-150€. And of course, it has to be 100% linux compatible. I saw the M-Audio Axiom 25, which seems to have what I'm looking for. But does anyone have another...

Wicked, becks ! thanks for the info, I'll check this out this weekend.

Hey people. I recently acquired a soundcard (FA-66 to be precise) that allows me to finally MIDI-connect my Korg Electribe SX to my laptop. Now I would like to get the Electribe as the sync master for everything. There seems to be this jack-transport thing, but I'm not so sure ... please tell me if ...

thorgal is right, the quick and dirty way to do it is to add the command to the /etc/rc.local file - this script is ran at boot time. There is a cleaner way to do it, though. depending of the distro you use, it might be a bit different, but here is the idea. I said cpufreq is a daemon. With every da...

On somewhat recent kernels, frequency scaling is handled by the cpufreq daemon and a bunch of kernel level stuff - at least on all system I've seen so far. cpufreq-info gives some insight : analyzing CPU 0: driver: acpi-cpufreq CPUs which need to switch frequency at the same time: 0 hardware limits:...