Hi Aymeric, Lovely to hear from you and I hope yourself and the family are all very well:)
Well, I have to say you guys are giving alpha releases a bad name... I avoided checking it out as I presumed it would be at too early a stage for hacking weakling like myself, but check it out I did and it worked perfectly 1st time. Who'd a thunk it! It's this one, from here: http://homes.visions.cz/puredyne/gazpacho/puredyne-1010-gazpacho-DVD-amd64-alpha.iso Installed on the pd usb stick with unetboot. Next Installed on a Lenovo x61s. Only issues I have had so far was with trying to get a firewire soundcard working on short notice but that seems more to do with the general state of firewire with 10.10. With the 9.11 version I have been running for a while there has been issues with pd and jack not running happily together but tbh as I only ever use pd it's not been a problem. Firewire was pretty frustrating though as it requires jack, was quite a stress getting it going. The lesson being I guess; don't expect everything thing to work easy. It's probably a good sign as most things I need to do normally work without much stress within puredyne. On another note: The 'exp~' tunes you guys did are fantastic. I have been promoting them within all the computer music peeps at Huddersfield and everyone 'gets it'. Cheers, Julian On 2 May 2011 08:46, Aymeric Mansoux <[email protected]> wrote: > Hey Julian, > > J bz said : > > Hope you don't mind me asking: > > > > Any sign of the next release? > > > > I'm aware there's the beta1 version but I thought you'd done quite a lot > of > > work since then, or should I dive into that one and have done with it:) > > Not ready to use yet (mostly because of the syslinux problem - see mail > to Dan). > > Next release most likely to be in the Summer. > > We had a lot of delays due to real life catching up ;) > Whether it is academia or people getting jobs to pay the rent. > > As usual, we welcome any kind of help, Puredyne is developed on our > spare time. If anyone knows an organization that would be willing to > fund a sprint/coding party, it would of course speed things up and buy > time from some of us. Other than that, as usual, documentation is > needed, packaging maintenance, and any idea/suggestion to improve the > project is very much welcome. > > > > Cheers for all the admirable work so far, > > Thanks! :) > > > a. > -- > http://su.kuri.mu > > --- > [email protected] > http://identi.ca/group/puredyne > irc://irc.goto10.org/puredyne >
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