My suggestion:
LAD - Linux Audio Developers
SPA - Simple Plugin Api
LAP - Linux Audio Patchbay
LADIES - Linux Audio Developers Intuitive Editing Suite
How many self respecting long haired hippy muso's won't appreciate those
four words?
--
Patrick Shirkey - Manager Boost Hardware.
I like the idea of completely remapable hot-keys. My example because
of a lack of any better would be quake/unreal/tribes, all of which
have remapable keys. If you ever watch people who play these games
(as I do) you will see an incredible amount of diversity in
keystrokes. I watch some people
Hi,
I have for some time wondered why reading two big (and identical) files
simultaneously (diff) takes the double time of reading them
sequentially... today I found the cause :-)
Linux limits the read ahead to 1+31 pages (รก 4096 bytes = 128 kB) with
modern HD this is read quickly (4.3 ms,
Out of interest, what is the minimum or standard keyboard spec assumed
by Linux these days? I have twelve F-keys on my standard PC keyboard,
which with the usual Alt/Ctrl modifiers, gives me 34 command options (F1
always reserved for Help). VC++ uses these a lot, mirroring primary menu
commands,
- Original Message -
From: David G Matthews [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, 28 July 2001 11:09
Subject: Re: [linux-audio-dev] LAAGA name
How about this one:
PAUL - Paul's Audio Universal Linker.
Incorporate's the name of the inventor and is (sort of)
[Rick Burnett [EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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| The problem is getting to that point. I just don't want to put the
| effort into emacs since vim does what I need better. Not saying that
| the whole 'vi' interface was any easier.
[...]
| Having remappable keys is part of the issue, the second part is a
|
* Paul Davis ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
First, you need to generate the autoconf scripts and Makefiles, since
these are not stored in CVS:
cd $AD/quasimodo/libs
sh autogen.sh
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This is standard CVS
Reasonable people differ here. For example, the autoconf authors
(http://subversions.gnu.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/autoconf/).
One of the simplest and least-dependent configure.in files you'll find :)
I think it's a better idea to include configure in CVS. Some macros only
exist in certain versions of
- Original Message -
From: Paul Davis [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, 29 July 2001 5:50
Subject: Re: [linux-audio-dev] LAAGA name
I still like JACK, API and LAAGA. ALBA is not bad but I agree
that its a bit to close to ALSA for comfortable distinction
