On 10/14/09, Kevin Donnelly wrote:
> On Wednesday 14 October 2009 08:24, you wrote:
>> Hi Kevin,
>>
>> Thanks for taking the time to respond. From this & what you wrote Ralf
>> below, I have a better feel for what you're getting at. I don't fully
>> agree, but I wasn't half clear to begin with. My
Michael Jarosch wrote:
> Now, is it possible to open a blog for Ralf on 64studio? I would totally
> agree putting a fat link on the top page of 64studio to "Ralf's blog".
>
I tried to lure some of our regular list posters away to the forums, but
only a few took the bait.
Ralf only has 28 post
Hi!
It's getting real hot in here...
Like Dave, I'm also of two minds about this topic and I was quiet a long
time. On one hand some people seem to be interested about Ralfs
postings, on the other hand I can remember that there have been at least
three or four arguments about them since he subscri
On Wednesday 14 October 2009 05:41, Ralf Mardorf wrote:
@ Peter
> Peter Geirnaert wrote:
> > This topic is pissing in my eyes and it begins to hurt.
The words "pot", "kettle" and "black" come to mind. If Ralf has a right to
fill the list with posts that are off-topic (ie don't relate to the di
On Wednesday 14 October 2009 08:24, you wrote:
> Hi Kevin,
>
> Thanks for taking the time to respond. From this & what you wrote Ralf
> below, I have a better feel for what you're getting at. I don't fully
> agree, but I wasn't half clear to begin with. My apologies there.
>
> (& Hi Ralf)
>
> I was
Peter Geirnaert wrote:
> This topic is pissing in my eyes and it begins to hurt.
> Free software, but don't be too free with it. Be like this with it,
> and not like that.
> Whatever.
Hi Peter :)
it's funny, I guess it's satire ;).
Kevin Donnelly wrote:
> Do you think there is some vast conspir
This topic is pissing in my eyes and it begins to hurt.
Free software, but don't be too free with it. Be like this with it, and not
like that.
Whatever.
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Dave Phillips wrote:
> Ralf Mardorf wrote:
>
>> Dave could you solve the trouble with the MidiSport? I guess such
>> reports should be send to this user list too, to prevent people to buy
>> such devices.
>>
>>
>>
>
> IIRC Clemens Ladisch suggested upgrading to the latest ALSA, but I have
Hi all,
as I am a new user, i think i should just make a statement (I'll keep it
very short):
[...]
> To new users,
>
> I would encourage you not to be put off by Ralf's experience. There
> are lots of us who have a great time using Linux apps, and are more
> than happy on a daily basis to use
I'll quickly add to this, and thoroughly endorse Kevin's articulate
and throughtful post.
I left 64 Studio for Gentoo out of choice, and the desire to build a
studio from the ground up for a specific purpose. (See
www.openoctave.org.)
But my experience with 64studio 3.0. beta was a rewarding one,
On Tuesday 13 October 2009 06:20, you wrote:
> Kevin Donnelly wrote:
> > Suppose I decide to replace the
> > round wheels on my Citroen with square ones, and then go to the garage to
> > complain that it bumps a lot when I drive along - what do you think
> > they'll say?
>
> Issues like MIDI jitter
On Monday 12 October 2009 11:57, sevol wrote:
> But 64studio, & other Debian-based install discs I tried, failed to
> see the system drive to install to - Western Digital Caviar SE16
> WD6400AAKS 640GB 7200 RPM 16MB Cache SATA, btw - so, I gave up. I
> think this is my 1st post to this list, maybe
Ralf Mardorf wrote:
> Dave could you solve the trouble with the MidiSport? I guess such
> reports should be send to this user list too, to prevent people to buy
> such devices.
>
>
IIRC Clemens Ladisch suggested upgrading to the latest ALSA, but I have
not yet done so. I solved my problem with
Dave Phillips wrote:
> [snip]
> Now, my second mind: Like Ralf, I work with 64 Studio (2.1 and 3.0 beta)
> in a heavily customized environment.
My 64 Studio isn't really heavily customized, anyway, you are the one
with the USB MIDI device ;), so OT, but important:
The MidiSport Dave is using mi
Kevin Donnelly wrote:
> Suppose I decide to replace the
> round wheels on my Citroen with square ones, and then go to the garage to
> complain that it bumps a lot when I drive along - what do you think they'll
> say?
>
Issues like MIDI jitter depends to trouble by vanilla installs because
t
Quentin Harley wrote:
> Calling all lurkers - if you have experience to share, get get the stuff
> flowing please! This is the users list after all.
Sometimes people just write "Wow, the distro is great!" ... I do agree.
I wish that those people should also write what especially they do like.
Jonathan Leonard wrote:
> Please come back!
:) Thank you!
I never was gone.
I do understand that it would be better to write less mails then I do
write sometimes ;).
I don't understand that using the flexibility of Linux should be bad ;).
Doing upgrades and installing additional software that
On 10/11/09, Dave Phillips wrote:
> Kevin Donnelly wrote:
>> If a new user comes to this list and reviews posts over the last 6 months,
>>
>> what is he/she going to see? Probably about 70% of them are from Ralf,
>> listing a variety of "problems" he is having with 64Studio. The new user
>> may
Kevin Donnelly wrote:
> If a new user comes to this list and reviews posts over the last 6 months,
> what is he/she going to see? Probably about 70% of them are from Ralf,
> listing a variety of "problems" he is having with 64Studio. The new user may
> conclude that this is a buggy distro, or
On Saturday 10 October 2009 23:36, Jonathan Leonard wrote:
> Truth be told there is no procedure or standard or
> tutorial for 3.0 right now. We get used to getting kernels from Free and
> now Robin shows up with .31 on the dev list that I can't install then
> someone tells you to stop improvising
Rich Dugan wrote:
> Over the 5-6 months I’ve been subscribed to the list, it “feels” to me the
> mood has changed – newbies such as myself possibly read the myriad of
> postings from one person who seems to be hell-bent on looking for problems,
> feel threatened, inadequate or whatever and simpl
On Sat, Oct 10, 2009 at 3:36 PM, Jonathan Leonard
wrote:
> Ralf is my hero.
::De-lurk::
I completely agree. Ralf is awesome.
::Lurk::
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And honestly if you think Ralf is such a bad boy for experimenting then I
guess Skullnotions will have to go too.
;P
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On Sat, Oct 10, 2009 at 2:38 PM, Pablo Fernandez wrote:
>
>> Date: Thu, 8 Oct 2009 13:53:26 -0700 (PDT)
>> From: Rich Dugan
>>
>
>
> Date: Thu, 8 Oct 2009 13:53:26 -0700 (PDT)
> From: Rich Dugan
> Subject: [64studio-users] comments from a noob...
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Kia ora!
As a fairly new member of the Linux/64studio world, I have enjoyed reading this
list so I can glean anything that may be of use. I have to say though, I agree
with recent comments re the high volume of listings from one member.
As a newbie I have enough trouble trying to fit the linu
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