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So I did the regular updates on my #UbuntuStudio #Linux 24.4 laptop and now after login into KDE/Plasma, things are crashing around and I am left with a black screen and a white mouse pointer.
Exactly what I needed for a busy weekend preceding a busy week. Not.
Search engines are screwed these days, yet after using several of them, I found this on Reddit:
Login in text console (Ctrl+Alt+Fsomething), then:
fc-cache -r
systemctl --user reset-failed plasma-plasmashell.service
sudo rebootThis is how the Internet used to work. Diagnose error as good as you can, ask search engine, find someone with the same problem + a solution. Good.
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So I did the regular updates on my #UbuntuStudio #Linux 24.4 laptop and now after login into KDE/Plasma, things are crashing around and I am left with a black screen and a white mouse pointer.
Exactly what I needed for a busy weekend preceding a busy week. Not.
Search engines are screwed these days, yet after using several of them, I found this on Reddit:
Login in text console (Ctrl+Alt+Fsomething), then:
fc-cache -r
systemctl --user reset-failed plasma-plasmashell.service
sudo rebootThis is how the Internet used to work. Diagnose error as good as you can, ask search engine, find someone with the same problem + a solution. Good.
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So I did the regular updates on my #UbuntuStudio #Linux 24.4 laptop and now after login into KDE/Plasma, things are crashing around and I am left with a black screen and a white mouse pointer.
Exactly what I needed for a busy weekend preceding a busy week. Not.
Search engines are screwed these days, yet after using several of them, I found this on Reddit:
Login in text console (Ctrl+Alt+Fsomething), then:
fc-cache -r
systemctl --user reset-failed plasma-plasmashell.service
sudo rebootThis is how the Internet used to work. Diagnose error as good as you can, ask search engine, find someone with the same problem + a solution. Good.
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So I did the regular updates on my #UbuntuStudio #Linux 24.4 laptop and now after login into KDE/Plasma, things are crashing around and I am left with a black screen and a white mouse pointer.
Exactly what I needed for a busy weekend preceding a busy week. Not.
Search engines are screwed these days, yet after using several of them, I found this on Reddit:
Login in text console (Ctrl+Alt+Fsomething), then:
fc-cache -r
systemctl --user reset-failed plasma-plasmashell.service
sudo rebootThis is how the Internet used to work. Diagnose error as good as you can, ask search engine, find someone with the same problem + a solution. Good.
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So I did the regular updates on my #UbuntuStudio #Linux 24.4 laptop and now after login into KDE/Plasma, things are crashing around and I am left with a black screen and a white mouse pointer.
Exactly what I needed for a busy weekend preceding a busy week. Not.
Search engines are screwed these days, yet after using several of them, I found this on Reddit:
Login in text console (Ctrl+Alt+Fsomething), then:
fc-cache -r
systemctl --user reset-failed plasma-plasmashell.service
sudo rebootThis is how the Internet used to work. Diagnose error as good as you can, ask search engine, find someone with the same problem + a solution. Good.
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Nach den Wahlen, die mich erschüttert haben, gibts nun ein neues Lied von mir.
Im Gegenwind
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xm4BSaQg9Es&t=108Benutzt wurde: #ubuntustudio #ardour #kdenlive #gimp und etwas KI von deevid.ai
Ceterum censeo AfD interdicendam esse.
#Wahl2026 #wahlmv #spdmv #grünemv #linkemv -
Nach den Wahlen, die mich erschüttert haben, gibts nun ein neues Lied von mir.
Im Gegenwind
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xm4BSaQg9Es&t=108Benutzt wurde: #ubuntustudio #ardour #kdenlive #gimp und etwas KI von deevid.ai
Ceterum censeo AfD interdicendam esse.
#Wahl2026 #wahlmv #spdmv #grünemv #linkemv -
#UbuntuStudio now has a BlueSky account https://bsky.app/profile/ubuntustudio.org @ubuntustudio
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#UbuntuStudio now has a BlueSky account https://bsky.app/profile/ubuntustudio.org @ubuntustudio
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#UbuntuStudio now has a BlueSky account https://bsky.app/profile/ubuntustudio.org @ubuntustudio
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#UbuntuStudio now has a BlueSky account https://bsky.app/profile/ubuntustudio.org @ubuntustudio
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#UbuntuStudio now has a BlueSky account https://bsky.app/profile/ubuntustudio.org @ubuntustudio
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Ubuntu Studio 26.04.1 loads desktop, then goes to a black screen #display #kde #gui #desktopenvironments #ubuntustudio
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Ubuntu Studio 26.04.1 loads desktop, then goes to a black screen #display #kde #gui #desktopenvironments #ubuntustudio
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Ubuntu Studio 26.04.1 loads desktop, then goes to a black screen #display #kde #gui #desktopenvironments #ubuntustudio
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Ubuntu Studio 26.04.1 loads desktop, then goes to a black screen #display #kde #gui #desktopenvironments #ubuntustudio
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Ubuntu Studio 26.04.1 loads desktop, then goes to a black screen #display #kde #gui #desktopenvironments #ubuntustudio
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OK, got Gearlever running on my new Ubuntu Studio install. Still can't get Dropbox running, and Front Panel Designer doesn't want to run either.
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OK, got Gearlever running on my new Ubuntu Studio install. Still can't get Dropbox running, and Front Panel Designer doesn't want to run either.
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OK, got Gearlever running on my new Ubuntu Studio install. Still can't get Dropbox running, and Front Panel Designer doesn't want to run either.
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OK, got Gearlever running on my new Ubuntu Studio install. Still can't get Dropbox running, and Front Panel Designer doesn't want to run either.
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OK, got Gearlever running on my new Ubuntu Studio install. Still can't get Dropbox running, and Front Panel Designer doesn't want to run either.
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#Ableton auf #UbuntuStudio läuft!
Mit Push3!Ich bin begeistert. Was ein geiles OpenSource Projekt.
https://github.com/shibco/ableton-linux
Unter Windows hatte ich niemals, auch nur annäherungsweise so eine gnadenlos geringe Latenz mit dem Push. Jetzt kann man es als sogar als "Instrument" benutzen :D
Was eine geile Scheisse. Damit hat sich für mich der letzte Windows Anwendungsfall für mich in Luft aufgelöst.Tschüss Microsoft :D
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#Ableton auf #UbuntuStudio läuft!
Mit Push3!Ich bin begeistert. Was ein geiles OpenSource Projekt.
https://github.com/shibco/ableton-linux
Unter Windows hatte ich niemals, auch nur annäherungsweise so eine gnadenlos geringe Latenz mit dem Push. Jetzt kann man es als sogar als "Instrument" benutzen :D
Was eine geile Scheisse. Damit hat sich für mich der letzte Windows Anwendungsfall für mich in Luft aufgelöst.Tschüss Microsoft :D
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#Ableton auf #UbuntuStudio läuft!
Mit Push3!Ich bin begeistert. Was ein geiles OpenSource Projekt.
https://github.com/shibco/ableton-linux
Unter Windows hatte ich niemals, auch nur annäherungsweise so eine gnadenlos geringe Latenz mit dem Push. Jetzt kann man es als sogar als "Instrument" benutzen :D
Was eine geile Scheisse. Damit hat sich für mich der letzte Windows Anwendungsfall für mich in Luft aufgelöst.Tschüss Microsoft :D
(1/2)
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#Ableton auf #UbuntuStudio läuft!
Mit Push3!Ich bin begeistert. Was ein geiles OpenSource Projekt.
https://github.com/shibco/ableton-linux
Unter Windows hatte ich niemals, auch nur annäherungsweise so eine gnadenlos geringe Latenz mit dem Push. Jetzt kann man es als sogar als "Instrument" benutzen :D
Was eine geile Scheisse. Damit hat sich für mich der letzte Windows Anwendungsfall für mich in Luft aufgelöst.Tschüss Microsoft :D
(1/2)
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#Ableton auf #UbuntuStudio läuft!
Mit Push3!Ich bin begeistert. Was ein geiles OpenSource Projekt.
https://github.com/shibco/ableton-linux
Unter Windows hatte ich niemals, auch nur annäherungsweise so eine gnadenlos geringe Latenz mit dem Push. Jetzt kann man es als sogar als "Instrument" benutzen :D
Was eine geile Scheisse. Damit hat sich für mich der letzte Windows Anwendungsfall für mich in Luft aufgelöst.Tschüss Microsoft :D
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Ok I think I'm done trying #LinuxAudio
The #Linux #kernel itself is becoming #slop so how can any distros avoid it fully going forward?
#Ubuntu and #RedHat (the weird Microsofts of the Linux world) have never been trustworthy, and of course are going all in on slop.
#UbuntuStudio (made by a Christofascist) is slop. (Just read the release notes for 26.04. It's not just sloppy, it's the sloppiest. 🤪)
Even vanilla #Debian Come on!
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Ok I think I'm done trying #LinuxAudio
The #Linux #kernel itself is becoming #slop so how can any distros avoid it fully going forward?
#Ubuntu and #RedHat (the weird Microsofts of the Linux world) have never been trustworthy, and of course are going all in on slop.
#UbuntuStudio (made by a Christofascist) is slop. (Just read the release notes for 26.04. It's not just sloppy, it's the sloppiest. 🤪)
Even vanilla #Debian Come on!
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Ok I think I'm done trying #LinuxAudio
The #Linux #kernel itself is becoming #slop so how can any distros avoid it fully going forward?
#Ubuntu and #RedHat (the weird Microsofts of the Linux world) have never been trustworthy, and of course are going all in on slop.
#UbuntuStudio (made by a Christofascist) is slop. (Just read the release notes for 26.04. It's not just sloppy, it's the sloppiest. 🤪)
Even vanilla #Debian Come on!
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Ok I think I'm done trying #LinuxAudio
The #Linux #kernel itself is becoming #slop so how can any distros avoid it fully going forward?
#Ubuntu and #RedHat (the weird Microsofts of the Linux world) have never been trustworthy, and of course are going all in on slop.
#UbuntuStudio (made by a Christofascist) is slop. (Just read the release notes for 26.04. It's not just sloppy, it's the sloppiest. 🤪)
Even vanilla #Debian Come on!
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Ok I think I'm done trying #LinuxAudio
The #Linux #kernel itself is becoming #slop so how can any distros avoid it fully going forward?
#Ubuntu and #RedHat (the weird Microsofts of the Linux world) have never been trustworthy, and of course are going all in on slop.
#UbuntuStudio (made by a Christofascist) is slop. (Just read the release notes for 26.04. It's not just sloppy, it's the sloppiest. 🤪)
Even vanilla #Debian Come on!
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Reaper graphical errors in FX menu when loading external plugins, as well as freezing and being unable to close without task manager. [Gnome/Wayland] #nvidia #graphics #wayland #ubuntustudio #reaper
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Reaper graphical errors in FX menu when loading external plugins, as well as freezing and being unable to close without task manager. [Gnome/Wayland] #nvidia #graphics #wayland #ubuntustudio #reaper
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Reaper graphical errors in FX menu when loading external plugins, as well as freezing and being unable to close without task manager. [Gnome/Wayland] #nvidia #graphics #wayland #ubuntustudio #reaper
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Reaper graphical errors in FX menu when loading external plugins, as well as freezing and being unable to close without task manager. [Gnome/Wayland] #nvidia #graphics #wayland #ubuntustudio #reaper
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Reaper graphical errors in FX menu when loading external plugins, as well as freezing and being unable to close without task manager. [Gnome/Wayland] #nvidia #graphics #wayland #ubuntustudio #reaper
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Always good to see Ubuntu reviews by people who daily drive it. This one is for Ubuntu Studio, with added guitar licks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xIeGz9Rd-Y #ubuntu #linux #UbuntuStudio
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Always good to see Ubuntu reviews by people who daily drive it. This one is for Ubuntu Studio, with added guitar licks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xIeGz9Rd-Y #ubuntu #linux #UbuntuStudio
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Always good to see Ubuntu reviews by people who daily drive it. This one is for Ubuntu Studio, with added guitar licks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xIeGz9Rd-Y #ubuntu #linux #UbuntuStudio
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Always good to see Ubuntu reviews by people who daily drive it. This one is for Ubuntu Studio, with added guitar licks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xIeGz9Rd-Y #ubuntu #linux #UbuntuStudio
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Always good to see Ubuntu reviews by people who daily drive it. This one is for Ubuntu Studio, with added guitar licks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xIeGz9Rd-Y #ubuntu #linux #UbuntuStudio
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¿Sabían que Ubuntu Studio, la distribución diseñada para artistas, creadores de contenido y podcasters, incluye un motor oculto en su sistema que evita que el audio de tus grabaciones se retrase o se corte?
A diferencia de las versiones normales de Ubuntu que usamos el común de los mortales para navegar por internet o hacer tareas de oficina, este sabor oficial que nació el 10 de mayo de 2007 esconde un secreto muy especial bajo el capó. El sistema viene equipado de fábrica con un kernel de baja latencia o en tiempo real. En términos muy sencillos, esto significa que el procesador de tu computadora le da prioridad absoluta y de forma inmediata a cualquier señal de sonido o video que entre al equipo, reduciendo al mínimo el retraso que suele ocurrir cuando conectas un micrófono profesional o una guitarra eléctrica.
Pero la historia de este sistema tiene otro detalle bastante peculiar relacionado con su apariencia visual. Durante trece largos años, la distribución utilizó un entorno de escritorio llamado Xfce porque era sumamente ligero y no le robaba recursos a la computadora a la hora de renderizar un video pesado o mezclar múltiples pistas de audio. Sin embargo, en octubre de 2020, el equipo de desarrollo sorprendió a todos al mudar por completo el proyecto hacia el entorno KDE Plasma. Lo curioso es que los desarrolladores estaban tan encariñados con la vieja estructura de menús que, a pesar del cambio, modificaron el nuevo escritorio para que tuviera exactamente la misma barra superior a la que sus usuarios ya estaban acostumbrados, manteniendo esa esencia visual intacta durante años para no confundir a los creadores de contenido de su comunidad.
— A. Eldritch, Periodista, Locutor, podcaster y blogger del fediverso
Alt text via @altbot y @TeLoDescribot
#UbuntuStudio #Linux #SoftwareLibre #Podcast #ProducciónAudio #Fediverso
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¿Sabían que Ubuntu Studio, la distribución diseñada para artistas, creadores de contenido y podcasters, incluye un motor oculto en su sistema que evita que el audio de tus grabaciones se retrase o se corte?
A diferencia de las versiones normales de Ubuntu que usamos el común de los mortales para navegar por internet o hacer tareas de oficina, este sabor oficial que nació el 10 de mayo de 2007 esconde un secreto muy especial bajo el capó. El sistema viene equipado de fábrica con un kernel de baja latencia o en tiempo real. En términos muy sencillos, esto significa que el procesador de tu computadora le da prioridad absoluta y de forma inmediata a cualquier señal de sonido o video que entre al equipo, reduciendo al mínimo el retraso que suele ocurrir cuando conectas un micrófono profesional o una guitarra eléctrica.
Pero la historia de este sistema tiene otro detalle bastante peculiar relacionado con su apariencia visual. Durante trece largos años, la distribución utilizó un entorno de escritorio llamado Xfce porque era sumamente ligero y no le robaba recursos a la computadora a la hora de renderizar un video pesado o mezclar múltiples pistas de audio. Sin embargo, en octubre de 2020, el equipo de desarrollo sorprendió a todos al mudar por completo el proyecto hacia el entorno KDE Plasma. Lo curioso es que los desarrolladores estaban tan encariñados con la vieja estructura de menús que, a pesar del cambio, modificaron el nuevo escritorio para que tuviera exactamente la misma barra superior a la que sus usuarios ya estaban acostumbrados, manteniendo esa esencia visual intacta durante años para no confundir a los creadores de contenido de su comunidad.
— A. Eldritch, Periodista, Locutor, podcaster y blogger del fediverso
Alt text via @altbot y @TeLoDescribot
#UbuntuStudio #Linux #SoftwareLibre #Podcast #ProducciónAudio #Fediverso
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¿Sabían que Ubuntu Studio, la distribución diseñada para artistas, creadores de contenido y podcasters, incluye un motor oculto en su sistema que evita que el audio de tus grabaciones se retrase o se corte?
A diferencia de las versiones normales de Ubuntu que usamos el común de los mortales para navegar por internet o hacer tareas de oficina, este sabor oficial que nació el 10 de mayo de 2007 esconde un secreto muy especial bajo el capó. El sistema viene equipado de fábrica con un kernel de baja latencia o en tiempo real. En términos muy sencillos, esto significa que el procesador de tu computadora le da prioridad absoluta y de forma inmediata a cualquier señal de sonido o video que entre al equipo, reduciendo al mínimo el retraso que suele ocurrir cuando conectas un micrófono profesional o una guitarra eléctrica.
Pero la historia de este sistema tiene otro detalle bastante peculiar relacionado con su apariencia visual. Durante trece largos años, la distribución utilizó un entorno de escritorio llamado Xfce porque era sumamente ligero y no le robaba recursos a la computadora a la hora de renderizar un video pesado o mezclar múltiples pistas de audio. Sin embargo, en octubre de 2020, el equipo de desarrollo sorprendió a todos al mudar por completo el proyecto hacia el entorno KDE Plasma. Lo curioso es que los desarrolladores estaban tan encariñados con la vieja estructura de menús que, a pesar del cambio, modificaron el nuevo escritorio para que tuviera exactamente la misma barra superior a la que sus usuarios ya estaban acostumbrados, manteniendo esa esencia visual intacta durante años para no confundir a los creadores de contenido de su comunidad.
— A. Eldritch, Periodista, Locutor, podcaster y blogger del fediverso
Alt text via @altbot y @TeLoDescribot
#UbuntuStudio #Linux #SoftwareLibre #Podcast #ProducciónAudio #Fediverso
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¿Sabían que Ubuntu Studio, la distribución diseñada para artistas, creadores de contenido y podcasters, incluye un motor oculto en su sistema que evita que el audio de tus grabaciones se retrase o se corte?
A diferencia de las versiones normales de Ubuntu que usamos el común de los mortales para navegar por internet o hacer tareas de oficina, este sabor oficial que nació el 10 de mayo de 2007 esconde un secreto muy especial bajo el capó. El sistema viene equipado de fábrica con un kernel de baja latencia o en tiempo real. En términos muy sencillos, esto significa que el procesador de tu computadora le da prioridad absoluta y de forma inmediata a cualquier señal de sonido o video que entre al equipo, reduciendo al mínimo el retraso que suele ocurrir cuando conectas un micrófono profesional o una guitarra eléctrica.
Pero la historia de este sistema tiene otro detalle bastante peculiar relacionado con su apariencia visual. Durante trece largos años, la distribución utilizó un entorno de escritorio llamado Xfce porque era sumamente ligero y no le robaba recursos a la computadora a la hora de renderizar un video pesado o mezclar múltiples pistas de audio. Sin embargo, en octubre de 2020, el equipo de desarrollo sorprendió a todos al mudar por completo el proyecto hacia el entorno KDE Plasma. Lo curioso es que los desarrolladores estaban tan encariñados con la vieja estructura de menús que, a pesar del cambio, modificaron el nuevo escritorio para que tuviera exactamente la misma barra superior a la que sus usuarios ya estaban acostumbrados, manteniendo esa esencia visual intacta durante años para no confundir a los creadores de contenido de su comunidad.
— A. Eldritch, Periodista, Locutor, podcaster y blogger del fediverso
Alt text via @altbot y @TeLoDescribot
#UbuntuStudio #Linux #SoftwareLibre #Podcast #ProducciónAudio #Fediverso
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¿Sabían que Ubuntu Studio, la distribución diseñada para artistas, creadores de contenido y podcasters, incluye un motor oculto en su sistema que evita que el audio de tus grabaciones se retrase o se corte?
A diferencia de las versiones normales de Ubuntu que usamos el común de los mortales para navegar por internet o hacer tareas de oficina, este sabor oficial que nació el 10 de mayo de 2007 esconde un secreto muy especial bajo el capó. El sistema viene equipado de fábrica con un kernel de baja latencia o en tiempo real. En términos muy sencillos, esto significa que el procesador de tu computadora le da prioridad absoluta y de forma inmediata a cualquier señal de sonido o video que entre al equipo, reduciendo al mínimo el retraso que suele ocurrir cuando conectas un micrófono profesional o una guitarra eléctrica.
Pero la historia de este sistema tiene otro detalle bastante peculiar relacionado con su apariencia visual. Durante trece largos años, la distribución utilizó un entorno de escritorio llamado Xfce porque era sumamente ligero y no le robaba recursos a la computadora a la hora de renderizar un video pesado o mezclar múltiples pistas de audio. Sin embargo, en octubre de 2020, el equipo de desarrollo sorprendió a todos al mudar por completo el proyecto hacia el entorno KDE Plasma. Lo curioso es que los desarrolladores estaban tan encariñados con la vieja estructura de menús que, a pesar del cambio, modificaron el nuevo escritorio para que tuviera exactamente la misma barra superior a la que sus usuarios ya estaban acostumbrados, manteniendo esa esencia visual intacta durante años para no confundir a los creadores de contenido de su comunidad.
— A. Eldritch, Periodista, Locutor, podcaster y blogger del fediverso
Alt text via @altbot y @TeLoDescribot
#UbuntuStudio #Linux #SoftwareLibre #Podcast #ProducciónAudio #Fediverso
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🧵 … so here's a little noodeling with my #Carla-based bass FX rig running in #UbuntuStudio #Linux. Still experimental, and I clearly suffered from the red button fever in this snippet…
Input-wise: Steinberger Synapse bass guitar. Eden WTDI bass preamp, Yamaha 01v96i + RME Digi PCI card as an audio interface (any decent audio interface should do). Roland GI20 module via USB feeding MIDI notes from the GK3b MIDI pickup on the bass guitar. Akai LPD8 MIDI controller via USB for parameter adjustments.
All processing in Carla, including reverb. Screen-recorded directly from Carla into #OBS via #Jack.
When Carla is in patchbay view, I get xruns caused by incoming MIDI CC events. Strange. Also, AudioDamage Dubstation 2 does not care for tap commands via MIDI CC unless its window is displayed. Also weird. It would be sweet to have the vzTec Overdrive here, but that just won't work out…
Considering a longer video my PeerTube / @atkwap
#LinuxProAudio #LinuxAudio #BassGuitar #Effects #Plugin #Recording #BassRig
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🧵 … so here's a little noodeling with my #Carla-based bass FX rig running in #UbuntuStudio #Linux. Still experimental, and I clearly suffered from the red button fever in this snippet…
Input-wise: Steinberger Synapse bass guitar. Eden WTDI bass preamp, Yamaha 01v96i + RME Digi PCI card as an audio interface (any decent audio interface should do). Roland GI20 module via USB feeding MIDI notes from the GK3b MIDI pickup on the bass guitar. Akai LPD8 MIDI controller via USB for parameter adjustments.
All processing in Carla, including reverb. Screen-recorded directly from Carla into #OBS via #Jack.
When Carla is in patchbay view, I get xruns caused by incoming MIDI CC events. Strange. Also, AudioDamage Dubstation 2 does not care for tap commands via MIDI CC unless its window is displayed. Also weird. It would be sweet to have the vzTec Overdrive here, but that just won't work out…
Considering a longer video my PeerTube / @atkwap
#LinuxProAudio #LinuxAudio #BassGuitar #Effects #Plugin #Recording #BassRig
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🧵 … so here's a little noodeling with my #Carla-based bass FX rig running in #UbuntuStudio #Linux. Still experimental, and I clearly suffered from the red button fever in this snippet…
Input-wise: Steinberger Synapse bass guitar. Eden WTDI bass preamp, Yamaha 01v96i + RME Digi PCI card as an audio interface (any decent audio interface should do). Roland GI20 module via USB feeding MIDI notes from the GK3b MIDI pickup on the bass guitar. Akai LPD8 MIDI controller via USB for parameter adjustments.
All processing in Carla, including reverb. Screen-recorded directly from Carla into #OBS via #Jack.
When Carla is in patchbay view, I get xruns caused by incoming MIDI CC events. Strange. Also, AudioDamage Dubstation 2 does not care for tap commands via MIDI CC unless its window is displayed. Also weird. It would be sweet to have the vzTec Overdrive here, but that just won't work out…
Considering a longer video my PeerTube / @atkwap
#LinuxProAudio #LinuxAudio #BassGuitar #Effects #Plugin #Recording #BassRig
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🧵 … so here's a little noodeling with my #Carla-based bass FX rig running in #UbuntuStudio #Linux. Still experimental, and I clearly suffered from the red button fever in this snippet…
Input-wise: Steinberger Synapse bass guitar. Eden WTDI bass preamp, Yamaha 01v96i + RME Digi PCI card as an audio interface (any decent audio interface should do). Roland GI20 module via USB feeding MIDI notes from the GK3b MIDI pickup on the bass guitar. Akai LPD8 MIDI controller via USB for parameter adjustments.
All processing in Carla, including reverb. Screen-recorded directly from Carla into #OBS via #Jack.
When Carla is in patchbay view, I get xruns caused by incoming MIDI CC events. Strange. Also, AudioDamage Dubstation 2 does not care for tap commands via MIDI CC unless its window is displayed. Also weird. It would be sweet to have the vzTec Overdrive here, but that just won't work out…
Considering a longer video my PeerTube / @atkwap
#LinuxProAudio #LinuxAudio #BassGuitar #Effects #Plugin #Recording #BassRig
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🧵 … so here's a little noodeling with my #Carla-based bass FX rig running in #UbuntuStudio #Linux. Still experimental, and I clearly suffered from the red button fever in this snippet…
Input-wise: Steinberger Synapse bass guitar. Eden WTDI bass preamp, Yamaha 01v96i + RME Digi PCI card as an audio interface (any decent audio interface should do). Roland GI20 module via USB feeding MIDI notes from the GK3b MIDI pickup on the bass guitar. Akai LPD8 MIDI controller via USB for parameter adjustments.
All processing in Carla, including reverb. Screen-recorded directly from Carla into #OBS via #Jack.
When Carla is in patchbay view, I get xruns caused by incoming MIDI CC events. Strange. Also, AudioDamage Dubstation 2 does not care for tap commands via MIDI CC unless its window is displayed. Also weird. It would be sweet to have the vzTec Overdrive here, but that just won't work out…
Considering a longer video my PeerTube / @atkwap
#LinuxProAudio #LinuxAudio #BassGuitar #Effects #Plugin #Recording #BassRig
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🧵 Yet in the end what this also means is that #Carla, which is a wonderful plugin host I also use on #macOS and #Windows, is not optimal for these types of live setups.
I wouldn't expect it to be #LiveProfessor or #Mainstage.
Yet, easier MIDI tempo sync would be a great thing to have in a plugin host, and perhaps some kind of preset loading by program change. Also, which is an unfortunate thing with #Linux audio altogether is that the MIDI routing between Pipewire/Jack and applications never loads reliably as previously stored.
I'd also have more than two audio outputs without using multiple clients mode.
But then again, I'm on #UbuntuStudio, so my Carla is likely terribly outdated.
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🧵 Yet in the end what this also means is that #Carla, which is a wonderful plugin host I also use on #macOS and #Windows, is not optimal for these types of live setups.
I wouldn't expect it to be #LiveProfessor or #Mainstage.
Yet, easier MIDI tempo sync would be a great thing to have in a plugin host, and perhaps some kind of preset loading by program change. Also, which is an unfortunate thing with #Linux audio altogether is that the MIDI routing between Pipewire/Jack and applications never loads reliably as previously stored.
I'd also have more than two audio outputs without using multiple clients mode.
But then again, I'm on #UbuntuStudio, so my Carla is likely terribly outdated.
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🧵 Yet in the end what this also means is that #Carla, which is a wonderful plugin host I also use on #macOS and #Windows, is not optimal for these types of live setups.
I wouldn't expect it to be #LiveProfessor or #Mainstage.
Yet, easier MIDI tempo sync would be a great thing to have in a plugin host, and perhaps some kind of preset loading by program change. Also, which is an unfortunate thing with #Linux audio altogether is that the MIDI routing between Pipewire/Jack and applications never loads reliably as previously stored.
I'd also have more than two audio outputs without using multiple clients mode.
But then again, I'm on #UbuntuStudio, so my Carla is likely terribly outdated.
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🧵 Yet in the end what this also means is that #Carla, which is a wonderful plugin host I also use on #macOS and #Windows, is not optimal for these types of live setups.
I wouldn't expect it to be #LiveProfessor or #Mainstage.
Yet, easier MIDI tempo sync would be a great thing to have in a plugin host, and perhaps some kind of preset loading by program change. Also, which is an unfortunate thing with #Linux audio altogether is that the MIDI routing between Pipewire/Jack and applications never loads reliably as previously stored.
I'd also have more than two audio outputs without using multiple clients mode.
But then again, I'm on #UbuntuStudio, so my Carla is likely terribly outdated.
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🧵 Yet in the end what this also means is that #Carla, which is a wonderful plugin host I also use on #macOS and #Windows, is not optimal for these types of live setups.
I wouldn't expect it to be #LiveProfessor or #Mainstage.
Yet, easier MIDI tempo sync would be a great thing to have in a plugin host, and perhaps some kind of preset loading by program change. Also, which is an unfortunate thing with #Linux audio altogether is that the MIDI routing between Pipewire/Jack and applications never loads reliably as previously stored.
I'd also have more than two audio outputs without using multiple clients mode.
But then again, I'm on #UbuntuStudio, so my Carla is likely terribly outdated.
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Já conhece o Ubuntu Studio Plus?
Eu criei um repositório de scripts pra instalar programas de criação de conteúdo multimídia no Ubuntu Studio.
O foco do projeto são os programas que não estão disponíveis nos repositórios do Ubuntu.
Tem muitos plugins de áudio adicionados lá.
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Já conhece o Ubuntu Studio Plus?
Eu criei um repositório de scripts pra instalar programas de criação de conteúdo multimídia no Ubuntu Studio.
O foco do projeto são os programas que não estão disponíveis nos repositórios do Ubuntu.
Tem muitos plugins de áudio adicionados lá.
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@studi0
@howto @freeopensource @tutorialHow to solve problems with broken videos using #untrunc
Install untrunc from the Discovery repo:
michaelp-anthwlock-untrunc
or from console:sudo snap install --edge untrunc-anthwlock- Locate the broken file and a similar but good working file in the same folder
- execute the following command in the console from within that folder:
michaelp-anthwlock-untrunc.untruncgoodfileName.mp4 brokenfileName.mp4