Hey Jonathan,
On 3/31/21 09:45, you wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Just to stick my head above the parapet.
>
Good to "meet" you. I admire your work on Airpro and your other tools
and utilities! Thank you for sharing!
> I’m actually the person behind the Radiotools site, so I just wanted to make
> clear
about the Rivendell Radio Automation System
Subject: [RDD] Linux Mint
Everyone may already know the folks at RadioTools broadcast software in the UK
have devised a way to run Rivendell under Linux Mint; a desktop distro based on
Ubuntu. They call their incarnation "AirPro".
We have a local e-cycler called Free Geek who refurbishes and resells
computers. Linux Mint is the normal distribution used. I have four of
these machines in service, the oldest almost four years old, with no
complaints whatsoever. Granted, they are normal desktop use, not
Rivendell, but for
Alan,
It has been confirmed by a few users that Rivendell 3.5.0 builds
successfully on Linux Mint 19.3 using the instructions at:
http://wiki.rivendellaudio.org/index.php/Ubuntu18_04
I admit I have not used Mint myself, however there are quite a few on
the Rivendell users Facebook group who
Everyone may already know the folks at RadioTools broadcast software in the
UK have devised a way to run Rivendell under Linux Mint; a desktop distro
based on Ubuntu. They call their incarnation "AirPro".
There have been some good packages created such as RRAbuntu and Edge
Radio's RPi version
Hi Andy,
I compiled Rivendell 2.0.? on Linux Mint several months ago, and it
seems like it was the same as compiling it on Ubuntu. But then I had
some audio issue with it and finally gave up and went back to Ubuntu.
I usually save my bash_history so I can look and see if I have it from
Thanks Scott for the feedback.
As far as audio trbls are concerned I have noticed Linux audio set ups
are far more complicated than many other types of OS's myself; mostly
because of the pulse/alsa/jack inter-relationships or lack thereof.
It would indeed be nice to just assign the basic
