- Original Message -
From: "Paul Davis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, 29 July 2001 5:50
Subject: Re: [linux-audio-dev] LAAGA name
>
> I still like "JACK", "API" and "LAAGA". "ALBA" is not bad but I agree
> that its a bit to close to ALSA for comfortable di
> I still like "JACK", "API" and "LAAGA". "ALBA" is not bad but I agree
> that its a bit to close to ALSA for comfortable distinction between
> the two (should that be necessary).
drinking LAAGA until ALBA makes JACK 'API ... eh?
my vote is for "Jack".
Iain.
* Paul Davis ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> >I think it's a better idea to include configure in CVS. Some macros only
> >exist in certain versions of autoconf, and other variables may enter into
> >play that make building it on the fly problematic.
>
> Thats precisely why I don't think it should b
* To [EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> * Paul Davis ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> > First, you need to generate the autoconf scripts and Makefiles, since
> > these are not stored in CVS:
> >
> > cd $AD/quasimodo/libs
> > sh autogen.sh
> > --
>Reasonable people differ here. For example, the autoconf authors
>(http://subversions.gnu.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/autoconf/).
One of the simplest and least-dependent configure.in files you'll find :)
>I think it's a better idea to include configure in CVS. Some macros only
>exist in certain versions
* Paul Davis ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> First, you need to generate the autoconf scripts and Makefiles, since
> these are not stored in CVS:
>
> cd $AD/quasimodo/libs
> sh autogen.sh
> --
>
> This is standard CVS p
The ardour-dev list would really be the right place for this, but
since its been raised here ...
[ ... Adam's problems trying to build ardour ]
>1. sourceforge CVS page never says which module (ardour) to download
>Seems obvious, but without it ever being mentioned on the page...
I'll fix that.
>How about this one:
>PAUL - Paul's Audio Universal Linker.
>Incorporate's the name of the inventor and is (sort of) recursive.
I'm not the inventor.
LAAGA represents the accumulation of 2 years of LAD discussions, with
strong input from Kai, David Olofson, Benno, Richard Furse, Abramo and
many
[Rick Burnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>]
|
| The problem is getting to that point. I just don't want to put the
| effort into emacs since vim does what I need better. Not saying that
| the whole 'vi' interface was any easier.
[...]
| Having remappable keys is part of the issue, the second part is a
I realize that this particular topic has pretty well driven into the
ground the other day, and I don't want this to be seen as part of a
Paul Davis bashing session, but I thought what I'd do is document
what problems and annoyances I ran into in yet another unsuccessful
attempt to compile Ardour.
The problem is getting to that point. I just don't want to put the
effort into emacs since vim does what I need better. Not saying that
the whole 'vi' interface was any easier. I know people who use emacs
and are incredible with it. I think you missed part of my point.
Having remappable keys i
- Original Message -
From: "David G Matthews" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, 28 July 2001 11:09
Subject: Re: [linux-audio-dev] LAAGA name
> How about this one:
> PAUL - Paul's Audio Universal Linker.
> Incorporate's the name of the inventor and is (sort of)
> > My suggestion:
> >
> > LAD - Linux Audio Developers
> > SPA - Simple Plugin Api
> > LAP - Linux Audio Patchbay
> > LADIES - Linux Audio Developers Intuitive Editing Suite
hmmm lads and lap dancing ladies...what are we doing again?
ahh that's right LAAGAlager
oh god, it's doomed
de|
How about this one:
PAUL - Paul's Audio Universal Linker.
Incorporate's the name of the inventor and is (sort of) recursive.
On Sat, 28 Jul 2001, Patrick Shirkey wrote:
> My suggestion:
>
> LAD - Linux Audio Developers
> SPA - Simple Plugin Api
> LAP - Linux Audio Patchbay
> LADIES - Linux Au
Out of interest, what is the minimum or standard keyboard spec assumed
by Linux these days? I have twelve F-keys on my standard PC keyboard,
which with the usual Alt/Ctrl modifiers, gives me 34 command options (F1
always reserved for Help). VC++ uses these a lot, mirroring primary menu
commands, a
Hi,
I have for some time wondered why reading two big (and identical) files
simultaneously (diff) takes the double time of reading them
sequentially... today I found the cause :-)
Linux limits the read ahead to 1+31 pages (รก 4096 bytes = 128 kB) with
modern HD this is read quickly (4.3 ms, with
[Rick Burnett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>]
| I like the idea of completely remapable hot-keys. My example because
[...]
| I also disagree that great effort should have to be put into using the
| UI, thats why I refuse to use emacs and framemaker period, they are
the funny part being that emacs featur
I like the idea of completely remapable hot-keys. My example because
of a lack of any better would be quake/unreal/tribes, all of which
have remapable keys. If you ever watch people who play these games
(as I do) you will see an incredible amount of diversity in
keystrokes. I watch some people
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