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mxmilkb
6y ago
Check out Murray Bookchin.
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mxmilkb
7y ago
Brian Eno - Thursday Afternoon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZ6V8pH4HPY
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LV2 plugin format
(lv2plug.in)
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mxmilkb
7y ago
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mxmilkb
7y ago
With the greatest of respect, maybe, going forward, it would be best for clarity to include a caveat along with your "JACK is probably overkill" statements that you are taking about users who don't require (or might be intere
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mxmilkb
7y ago
If only JUCE supported the open LV2 plugin format.. (And opening up projects in Projucer and saving out something wasn't an all to commonly required build step) I would encourage interested folk to check out DPF and/or come hang o
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mxmilkb
7y ago
LADISH is old, NSM is the newer session management hotness. http://non.tuxfamily.org/nsm/API.html
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7y ago
Both JACK and LV2 are multiplatform, but there are Windows build problems for JACK atm. I'm unaware as to the current state of things regarding macOS. However, Carla is multiplatform can do it all internally. There are a limited number
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mxmilkb
7y ago
See also the JACK audio and LV2 plugin form of CV - https://llllllll.co/t/jack-lv2-cv-ports/29428
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mxmilkb
7y ago
Yes! That's the right queue-within-a-playlist feature with numbers next to the playlist entries that I'm looking for. Even has a queue dialog window. And there's an Android app that works as a remote, and it can http stream,
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mxmilkb
7y ago
Thanks for the feedback, but that's fairly different from what I'm seeking. To be clear, because I've been searching years for this, the main differences are that you are using a shuffled playlist rather than an ordered playl
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mxmilkb
7y ago
Maybe I am confused because ncmpcpp doesn't exactly use mpd nomenclature regarding queues and playlists - https://github.com/arybczak/ncmpcpp/issues/188 As I remember it, in Winamp you load a playlist fr
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mxmilkb
7y ago
Is there anything for Linux that has similar functionality to the Jump To File mechanism for finding and enqueuing songs to play next within in a playlist without altering the playlist itself? It was so good that it was integrated into (IIR
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mxmilkb
7y ago
I tried this because FF doesn't do hardware video decoding yet, and, on an older laptop, FF was taking up a whole core for watching YouTube vs. around 30% in mpv. Unfortunately every "open with.." solution I tried though took
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7y ago
Hmm, that worked for me in i3 before but not in bspwm. I tried FF PiP recently, but I have "bspwm config honor_size_hints true" and that makes the window resize itself until it's the size of a postage stamp. The above is a kn
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7y ago
Out-of-date software and related dependency hell is the breakage that rolling-release/Arch gets me away from. More UX anecdote; I use Arch (btw) but trying Manjaro just now for something so I grabed an image from osboxes.org; the syste
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mxmilkb
7y ago
https://suttacentral.net/offline https://github.com/suttacentral
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mxmilkb
7y ago
I do wonder how much could be saved on energy bills for one of the most common uses of the net (watching videos), especially for folk in developing nations.
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mxmilkb
7y ago
Can anyone advise how far away hardware accelerated video on Linux might be?