1 thing holding me back from switching to Linux.
One of the only things holding me back from switching to Linux is audacity with Orca. It will not read dialogs and it will not read the selection bar. I would really like to fix this and maybe find a audio editor that is accessible in Linux
Re: 1 thing holding me back from switching to Linux.
Hi, for simple audio editing, effects such as tempo, speed, combining multiple files, etc, have you tried sox? it's a command line "swis army knife of audio editing", according to its man page. Audacity, certain components
Re: 1 thing holding me back from switching to Linux.
I need to be able to do multi track and trim and cut audio and mix audio at different points in time.
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=275256#p275256
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Re: 1 thing holding me back from switching to Linux.
Hmmm.I guess if I was starting again I'd skip windows get a mac and vm or well use linux.My issue is I have brought so many programs, gaming is only possible mostly on windows.I have audacity, goldwave, cd burner xp, and a host of
Re: 1 thing holding me back from switching to Linux.
Yep, Linux is great, but I was unable to keep it as my primary OS due to the following facts:1. None of the Linux DAW software that I've tried is accessible. On Windows we have Reaper plus a bunch of VST plugins not available for Li
Re: 1 thing holding me back from switching to Linux.
I like that I can do just about anything with it, without being barred by some corporation that doesn't give a crap about me. Apple? Gotta pay $100 to be featured in their ghost town of A PC app store. Microsoft? You hereby consent
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I'm with Devinprater. I actually use Arch Linux, the distro that Sonar is loosely based on. I say loosely because Sonar is based on Manjaro Linux, and Manjaro is based on Arch.I switched in March of last year, and I haven't l
Re: 1 thing holding me back from switching to Linux.
@5 your reasons are basically my own. I also don't like the fact that the synths are not interruptable, or they are to a very low level, as in, not very responsive, I've had to flush orca's buffer at times. I also think sp
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@8: Hmm, I've never had any issues with Orca. I'm using ESpeak, and I'm not having any problems with latency, or interrupting the speech. I also use PulseAudio with Speakup and Orca, though it did require a workaround to g
Re: 1 thing holding me back from switching to Linux.
Well ì sim some asistance can you give me accesible linux vỉtual machines?
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=277072#p277072
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Yeah, the Linux accessibility stack is a huge mess, on top of the audio stack which is another mess. I've tried and tried to be happy with Linux but just can't because of all the little workarounds I have to do to even approach
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Well all that being said, looking at Orca's git repository's change log there seem to be some pretty significant rewrites happening; maybe I'll give it another go in a month or so and see how much better it
Re: 1 thing holding me back from switching to Linux.
Wasn't it just one employee from Canonical working on orca there for a while, good to hear there's some improvements going on in that sphere.
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=2772
Re: 1 thing holding me back from switching to Linux.
Seems to be just one dev working on Orca right now, along with another one on speech-dispatcher which might as well be a part of it. Not sure about brltty or at-spi. I believe the situation is the same for GTK+ though I'm not pos
Re: 1 thing holding me back from switching to Linux.
Seems to be just one dev working on Orca right now, along with another one on speech-dispatcher which might as well be a part of it. Not sure about brltty or at-spi. I believe the situation is the same for GTK+ though I'm not pos
Re: 1 thing holding me back from switching to Linux.
Well apparently something is broken or incompatible and Orca won't speak on a fresh install of Arch. Think I just demonstrated my own point nicely.
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=277311#p2
Re: 1 thing holding me back from switching to Linux.
I've always installed using the talking arch live media, but then put gnome or mate on there plus x11, lightdm and gtk_greeter. I've never been able to start my desktop by startx or putting lightdm in the .xinitrc file like I&#
Re: 1 thing holding me back from switching to Linux.
Hmm, I've always started X with xinit and it works fine for me. This was a fresh install of Arch and I know Mate was running because I could hit CTRL+Alt+Del and space to shut down; Orca just wouldn't start. Suppose I could&
Re: 1 thing holding me back from switching to Linux.
hmm, did you use the actual arch live media, or talking arch, I've used talking arch since I doubt I could get speech any other way during the install. I've tried stormdragon's buildscript, and that sure gets the job done
Re: 1 thing holding me back from switching to Linux.
OK, speaking of that, can you please give me linux virtual machines?Is that I cannot I say, i'm nervous to install Linux in my hd because the I don't know, I cannot switch back to windows!
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Re: 1 thing holding me back from switching to Linux.
I think I'll stay with win 10. LOL
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=278078#p278078
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Re: 1 thing holding me back from switching to Linux.
I'll be getting a Win10 laptop in a few days, 8 g,gs ram and 1 tb hard drive, so I'll be able to judge the worth of all 3 major systems, Mac, Linux, and Windows. I wanted to like Android, but 5.0.1, and the keyboard stic
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