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Aleks wrote:Only if I could sort out this thing with interface colors.

for example the oxygen-gtk theme is known to be buggy when it comes to gtk2 styles. So experiment with different themes could help to determinate the culprit.

It's interesting that it only happens with this specific plugin. As far I know there is no other plug which use gtk-rc style files. Hm, so I have to rebuild it? Can it be done in terminal somehow without rebuilding? Yes, you need to re-build it, or you remove the ladspa plugs by hand (not recommend...

So, screenshots, the problem was that I was getting this: This is the guitarix LADSPA plugin. I'd like to remove those double entries, As you build guitarix from source, you just need to build it without ladspa plugins to get rid of the double entry, cause the first entry contains the ladspa plugin...

The bug with guitarix triggering theme changes in ardour may be something worth reporting to guitarix devs. I've just build ardour3.3 from git and there are no problems with the Gx-plugs. So it is more likely a problem/bug in unity or the chosen theme-engine. http://img20.imageshack.us/img20/5765/f...

GraysonPeddie wrote:Which file holds the source code when I select LR > L+R (Mono Sum L+R) in the Stereo Mode drop down list?

calf/src/modules.cpp line 618

Hi The guitarix project have done some research work on the ImpulseResponse creation (convolution) field and comes up with a first experimental source aimed to create IR-files by compare a source (you play it) and a goal (that's what you want to let it sound like). Those how interested in this speci...

I disagree. Creating a host I've seen plugins crash for the most stupid reasons. Yes, I've seen as well a couple of plugs which crash hosts for several reasons, but I talk about the guitarix plugins here. The guitarix developers provide a host by themselves (yes, guitarix is a plugin host), so they...

That's a perfect "hen and egg" situation. Plugins expose the required features in the meta-data. Carla scans those and if it founds a plugin which says worker-required (like some guitarix plugins do), then it won't allow to load such plugins. Plugins scan the LV2_Feature features in the in...

The Idea to have a easy to use ttl file generator tool, is a good one. So I've checked what your tool provide, unfortunately I must say that it isn't what I've suspected. From my experience the most time-consumption part when create the ttl file is to find the correct hints to use, to let the host k...

Some plugins will work, others will not. Those that require the new lv2-worker extension won't work. The guitarix plugins all do sanity checks for the required extensions. When a host didn't support a (needed) extension, for example the lv2-worker extension, they just disable the related calls. In ...

the LV2 worker extension is mean to do work for the dsp part, which didn't needs (or can't) be done in realtime. Loading a sample, for example. The tread to do it is provided by the host. You can asses it from the dsp part, send data and pointers to receive the results. From the UI you can send a me...

I've avoided to enable cgroups in my kernels for now, but yes, reading the documentation it looks like it could be a solution for this special issue.
Please let us know if you do some tests with it.

Fortunately those leaking processes be rare this day's. :) I don't think they are rarer than previously, it's just that we have so much RAM these days that it's hard to run out of it, so we don't notice memory leaks so much as before. You'll notice it when you control your mem usage (which you do c...

AutoStatic wrote:Java != JavaScript

right, a point for you,

But for the context here it is unrelated.
It's a web-application, running in the browser.
It run on the device which host the browser, that could be a Android or any other device, even a windows or apple one.

But then again, my question was about what can be done to improve the situation on Linux and your answer does not provide any useful hint but tries to tell me that I should instead fix a random leaking app. Not useful at all, eh? :D You can use mmap() and mlock() to ensure your critical data is in ...