LinuxMusicians

I've looked at a few files and... wow, what a mess. volatile instead of std::atomic? memcpy instead of std::copy? No support for non-POD types in your KODE_Array class, no thread safety in KODE_Queue_Buffer, no exception safety, reinventing standard library, etc.

For a basic MIDI setup you can try QSynth + QJackCtl. I dunno if there are distros that come with these preinstalled.

Markus wrote:Additionally I started a new project I'm concentrating on

Wow, that code smells 1990s. Why so extremely old C-like style if you force it to be C++?

When I was in my late 20s I watched my grandfather die in pretty bad health Eh, I'm in my late 20s right now and I watch my mom and dad dying from bad health (all my grandparents are dead already). Myself I depend on a lot of pills to survive. Wikipedia says that my life expectancy is ~45 years so ...

GMaq wrote:Grub's 'os-prober' misses the mark sometimes, simple as that,

Does it run every boot or does it run only when you invoke the command to update GRUB config? It seems the latter which is retarded.

So I'm kinda returning a bit to music and now I have high PPI monitor and at least Calf and Rosegarden have pretty much unreadable fonts and UI. Is there any solution to this? Why do people still hardcode pixels???

I feel nothing good.

tripomatic wrote:As i see, it look handy, but if it doesn't find your kernel(s) you still have to configure it.

Does it work flawless?

In my experience it found everything except encrypted systems in which case I wrote a simple script that copies the kernel to ESP.

I wonder if the default implementation will be a spyware like Juce is.

Why do you guys use such garbage as GRUB when there are much better loaders such as rEFInd. rEFInd scans EFI system partition during boot and lists all OSes.

What an absolute mess.

The biggest problem for me is that the runtimes can't read global configuration and I have no idea how to configure them. I have HiPPI monitor and Flakpak apps think I have 96 PPI and the text is too small. I can barely read it.

H is B flat, not the other way around.

tavasti wrote:Returning to this topic. Is there free or affordable orchestral soundfonts which have multiple velocity layers?

The free as in freedom one is VSCO, others are proprietary.

So I've stumbled upon a recent drama involving Ardour and learned that devs only support "official" builds. The reasons vary but I see that the only way to get official build is to pay. But they only provide i386 and amd64 builds. I look at debian repo and see alpha amd64 arm64 armel armhf...