Thanks again for this helpful thread,
sdf
On 23 March 2016 at 15:33, oliver wrote:
> IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
>
>> On 2016-03-23 10:47, oliver wrote:
>>
>>> for whatever reason, my recently "apt-get installed" puredata was
>>> version 0.43 (how so ?)
>>>
>>
>> Debian/wheezy shipped Pd-0.43-2
IOhannes m zmoelnig wrote:
On 2016-03-23 10:47, oliver wrote:
for whatever reason, my recently "apt-get installed" puredata was
version 0.43 (how so ?)
Debian/wheezy shipped Pd-0.43-2 Debian/jessie ships Pd-0.46-2
so if perchance you are using a Raspbian version that is older than
two years,
On 2016-03-23 10:47, oliver wrote:
> for whatever reason, my recently "apt-get installed" puredata was
> version 0.43 (how so ?)
Debian/wheezy shipped Pd-0.43-2
Debian/jessie ships Pd-0.46-2
so if perchance you are using a Raspbian version that is older than two
years, it might come without unsur
On Raspbian Jessie you should get puredata 0.46.2 with apt-get
install. Check what info you get with command 'apt-cache show
puredata'. If it shows another version than 0.46.2, something may be
wrong with your repository settings, which could affect other packages
too.
Katja
On Wed, Mar 23, 2016
Julian Brooks wrote:
Hey Sam! Great to hear you're lurking:) I think it was our first go's
on your Pi when we encountered this.
Can I ask what RPi model's this is with and which version of
Raspbian?
While we can sort hacks for Pd it should presumably be an O.S./W.M.
fix.
I've never encountered
Hey Sam! Great to hear you're lurking:)
I think it was our first go's on your Pi when we encountered this.
Can I ask what RPi model's this is with and which version of Raspbian?
While we can sort hacks for Pd it should presumably be an O.S./W.M. fix.
I've never encountered this problem on variou
Hello all (long time lurking here),
When I came across this problem in 2012, a hack similar to the
linked pdtk_canvas.tcl solution fixed things.
I encountered the same problem with a fresh install more recently, and was
loathed to go digging for the solution - I gave up too easily and went
playi
Correction sorry:
"Also, if you have a qwerty keyboard attached you can make use of the
option key & pointer to pull the window around."
That of course should be alt-click not option-click
Ingo's fix makes more sense anyway (without firing up the rpi and checking)
On 22 March 2016 at 15:24, Ing
It could be a overscan problem.
In Raspbian there is a config.txt file in boot.
#overscan_left=24
#overscan_right=24
#overscan_top=16
#overscan_bottom=16
disable_overscan=1
Try "disable_overscan=0" or change the border values to what gives you a
full screen without going over.
Hello,
This is an old (2012) problem - weird that it's reappeared?
Anyhow - fix (I think) in here:
http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.multimedia.puredata.general/90949
Also, if you have a qwerty keyboard attached you can make use of the option
key & pointer to pull the window around.
Regards,
On Tue, Mar 22, 2016 at 9:56 AM, oliver wrote:
> hi, dear list !
>
> i am experiencing a strange problem with a freshly apt-get installed PD on
> a new Raspberry PI.
>
> whenever i am opening a new patch, the window appears with its menubar
> above the vertical 0 position, meaning i can't touch t
hi, dear list !
i am experiencing a strange problem with a freshly apt-get installed PD
on a new Raspberry PI.
whenever i am opening a new patch, the window appears with its menubar
above the vertical 0 position, meaning i can't touch the window and drag
it to a usable position. the only (ex
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