Simply reinstall the removed packages after the new ardour has installed. Cheers, Quentin
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> Hi Ralf, >> >> Cinelerra is not officially part of 64 Studio... it has to many ugly >> dependencies. >> >> Works fine on my system though - but on Gnome. > Hi Quentin :) > > even if it's not officially part, it should be taken care that Cinelerra > can be used stable. Does it work with the stable 64 Studio 2.1 and Gnome > or is Cinelerra stable on a 64 Studio Lenny and Gnome on your system? > > As you can read in my Ardour 2.5 mail, Cinelerra is removed, maybe I > installed to many aubio packages and maybe I can reinstall Cinelerra > without any trouble after Ardour 2.5 is fine. > > When 64 Studio 3.0 is released, I won't do an update, but a complete new > installation. At the moment there is no need for Cinelerra, I will try > to do all the stuff I have to do for 64 Studio and to partition a hard > disk today, so that I can make music as from tomorrow. > > It looks like that I only have to wait for Ardour 2.5, than I have to > update Reaper, to partition the hard disk, make some tests with the hard > disk because of some troubles and than I have August to make music. > > I won't buy a NVidia in August, because I don't wont to risk, to run > into troubles and if I need Cinelerra, I will use Suse 11.0. August is > for making music with 64 Studio. I hope I'll get no troubles because of > the removed liblame0 for Ardour ;). > > ... > > > _______________________________________________ 64studio-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.64studio.com/mailman/listinfo/64studio-users
