"traditional desktop" apps
You can simply use the Jack2 GUI tools to "wire up" the different apps.
Prof. audio apps going directly to Jack2
others (Adobe Flash, for example) going through pulseaudio
Pulseaudio feeding into Jack2
I think your issues stem from this (possibly misg
only passively cooled),
and this is causing my issues
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where the issue with the natty kernel is, but
thought I'd post here first, prior to filing a bug, just to make sure
this is not a known issue
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due to Gnome3's release date being too close to FF
So shipping Evo-2.32 will bring it back into line with the rest of gnome
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-specific bits split out into
common, shared, cross-environment libraries
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Write one command, and ask it to output GUI instructions in x number of
languages
but that's probably not very do-able, I admit.
Anyway, if you got this far, then thanks for reading.
As I said at the start, this is just a collection of things I think
(from my POV) could be done to improve t
id installed, and how can I setup my software (which alters the squid
config) without breaking their setup
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