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@Nokkaelaein was suggesting Cadence but it means using a third party repo, which is always a last resort for me.


No no no, I was not suggesting Cadence :). Like I wrote, it is "not realistic or even usable to install Cadence on a PipeWire system, or to expect someone to install this just for ...

MX Snapshot is one of the most awesome system tools ever written. No hyperbole.

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There isn't anything quite like it anywhere else. This is coming from someone with pretty extensive experience in different systems through the years :P ... Like we have waxed nostalgic in some other ...

IndioBlanco wrote: Sat Jun 14, 2025 12:40 pm Well, thank you very much, although I have been using Reaper and Linux for some time to have time to dedicate them and my medium/low level.

Cool, rock on!

For those who use Reaper and are having the same problem assigning MIDI controls, I've found this method, although it will take me a while to learn how to use it and configure it correctly


Realearn is indeed pretty awesome. We currently have a 126 pages deep thread on it at the REAPER forums ...

My roundabout answer :) (don't worry, it does arrive at a useful point, haha) : I still use a tool(set) called Cadence for managing the audio backends in my system, at least when preferring a nice consolidated GUI tool for the job. It's not being developed further, but at the moment is still ...

It must be offline. It must be GUI-based. It must not require compiling anything or reading any instructions. Perhaps there are more restrictions, all of which should have been stated entirely upfront instead of teased out piecemeal over the course of three days and fourteen posts.


Yeah, if ...

I'm not aware of an application that hasn't already been mentioned and none of the suggestions in the other thread seem to have been just right for you.


The other thread was about transcribing speech to text, i.e. generating text from user-provided audio input, and the ones mentioned there work ...

I don't see what this has to do with the OP's suggestion.


It removes selected locales completely from disk, addressing OP's "saving disk space by removing unused locales" wish. I've done this to no ill effect in the past. However, I agree with your caution, and wouldn't recommend this as a ...

Using Linux on modern machines here as well, with RME audio hardware (mainly RME HDSPe AIO models), and the absolutely latest cutting edge software (taking into account any platform). Among my friends, Linux is seeing plenty of use on very powerful recent hardware for AI development, game ...

This project has a very slim chance of succeeding because of how it's being handled, and by whom (pretty much singlehandedly). It's got a strong stench of stay-away-from-this, and even Torvalds basically called the guy insane a few years ago (as the person wrote on the kernel mailing list how ...