bulletmark;264907 Wrote:
> If I was setting up a dedicated music server then I wouldn't install a
> desktop at all. I'd use ubuntu server edition.
Agreed, if the OP is intending to build a headless server then that
would be the choice I'd make too.
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"All music also sounded completly di
egd;264904 Wrote:
> what desktop environment are you using? If it's Gnome or KDE you might
> do well considering a lighter footprint such as Xfce. It might be
> simplest to install Xubuntu which is basically Ubuntu with a Xfce
> desktop environment.
If I was setting up a dedicated music server
what desktop environment are you using? If it's Gnome or KDE you might
do well considering a lighter footprint such as Xfce. It might be
simplest to install Xubuntu which is basically Ubuntu with a Xfce
desktop environment.
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"All music also sounded completly different , and extremly mu
nicketynick;111920 Wrote:
> I wonder if it would be useful to set up a poll...???
Can I find the poll somewhere?
/Mats
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View this thre
Actually, htop is a newer replacement for top that is a little nicer to
use.
htop/top will tell you how much swap is being used. Also, sort on the
amount of memory used to see who the hogs are.
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Mark Lanctot;264730 Wrote:
> EasyTAG tries to do some things like Mp3tag but doesn't (you can't see
> all tags, for example.)
Yes, EasyTAG can't see or set the compilation tag for example. And as a
newbie to the SB who has been trying to clean up his music database,
I've discovered that this tag
Ok, solved it myself. Apparently the database server had failed to start
due to a line in its configuration file. Commenting out the line
resolved the problem:
/etc/mysql/my.cnf:
...
# net_buffer_size ...
...
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Hi,
suddenly my slimserver doesn't start anymore on booting up my nslu. I
cannot remember that I've changed anything, and it always used to work.
I tried to start the server manually using the following command:
sudo -u slimserv /usr/local/slimserver/slimserver.pl --cachedir
/var/cache/slimserve
Mark Lanctot;264730 Wrote:
> I agree with this, EAC and Mp3tag are third-party applications and they
> could just as easily have been developed for Linux, but they weren't,
> and they really are best-in-class applications with no equivalents. I'm with
> you in that there is simply nothing that
ceejay;264720 Wrote:
> FWIW I'd probably feel bad about running Microsoft's own software in
> Wine (like letting the enemy in through the gate) but that feeling
> doesn't extend to third party software like mp3tag that just happens to
> be released on Windows.
I agree with this, EAC and Mp3tag a
Ben Sandee;264711 Wrote:
> One could say it's a cop-out not to drag out your old NES and play
> it on that...
You could say that, and it would be entirely rational.
However, this is nothing to do with rationality: we're talking visceral
feelings here!
FWIW I'd probably feel bad about running
On Feb 1, 2008 4:24 AM, bulletmark <
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> Ben Sandee;264573 Wrote:
> >
> > I know what you mean and how you feel -- but I would suggest you move
> > past it.
> I know how he feels as well - but it *is* a cop-out.
>
> Yuk, you won't see me touching no dirty stinking windows
I've now got SC7.0 running under a minimal Debian install. It appears to
be working correctly, but rather slowly. The test machine is a 500MHz
AMD K6-2 with 448MB RAM, and the test music library comprises just 4
albums of FLAC files. In comparison, I also have SC7.0 running under
Windows 2000 on a
Ben Sandee;264573 Wrote:
>
> I know what you mean and how you feel -- but I would suggest you move
> past it.
I know how he feels as well - but it *is* a cop-out.
Yuk, you won't see me touching no dirty stinking windows software ...
;)
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