As an alternative to terminatorX, the Mixxx project has progressed to the
point where you can do a lot of what tX does, just add a sampler.
The novelty of tX was mostly in the support of mouse-as-controller, audio
effects, and looping samples. Support for hot cues and looping is under
active
If you run a graphical Ubuntu desktop system, there is a necessary step to
do dpkg-reconfigure gnome-applets and suid root enable the CPU selector...
for older distributions of Ubuntu. Newer Ubuntu distributions have a keyring
managed access to the cpu frequency selection from the cpu frequency
If I may suggest, why go to all of this trouble?
Just make a client that registers with a webpage, ala ninjam. (For those of
you not hip to ninjam, it is a collaborative jam-session program and each
instance can phone home to show the user's presence on a webpage).
In the case of local
To get a more accurate idea of block errors, use a quality drive like a
Plextor and Robert Fuller's https://gna.org/projects/cued software. My
Plextor 712-SA does the trick. Be aware that the firmware of Plextor drives
does some error correction to achieve the extremely low jitter.
HA forums are
