64studio 3.0 software wishlist

Qmidiarp Tk707 0.8 with corrected fonts

Why not checkout puredyne's package list: http://puredyne.goto10.org/about.html ? One thing I'd like to see included is PiTiVi: http://www.pitivi.org/ . Aside from that, LuxRender (www.luxrender.net), Sunflow (http://sunflow.sourceforge.net/), Aqsis (http://www.aqsis.org/), Kerkythea (http://www.kerkythea.net/joomla/) and DrQueue (http://www.drqueue.org/cwebsite/) would make welcome additions to the package set.

+1 for SuperCollider, IMHO simply the best existing music software.

It should be supported out-of-the-box with the kernel because the rt2x00 drivers have been included since kernel 2.6.24. I [url=http://www.elinksoflondon.co.uk/]links of london[/url] [url=http://www.ugg-mall.com/]ugg boots[/url]

+1 for jkmeter (from Fons Adriaensen), already mentioned I think.

http://www.kokkinizita.net/linuxaudio/downloads/index.html Please include: ambdec-0.4.2.tar.bz2 (44k) GPL 2.4.0 3.6.1 ambdec manual (PDF, 207k) clthreads-2.4.0.tar.bz2 (15k) LGPL clxclient-3.6.1.tar.bz2 (30k) LGPL Ladspa plugins AMB-plugins-0.4.0.tar.bz2 (23k) GPL Together with the latest Jack version and a multichannel player we can setup a surround playback environment including height. Many other of Fonz programs are also very good. - B

I have installed and tested the packages: "Bristol"(0.40.6) and "Monobristol"(0.40.5) on 64studio 3.0hardy. Everything works fine. You need to add the packages: libasound2-dev, jackd, libX11-dev, libjack-dev, mono-gmcs, download the sources: bristol-0.40.6.tar.gz, monobristol_0.40.5.orig.tar.gz than: sh ./configure, make install Enjoy

Stop concidering about Bristol! The version included in ubuntu-karmic works fine with Monobristol, so inclide it both. I will suggest Jajuk for default audio player. it's perfect for large audio collections. Rosegarden 1.1.7.x does not play sounds at all. It's practicly unusable on both 2.1etch, 3.0hardy and 3.0lenny versions. I use the original hardy 1.1.6.x version and it works just fine. So please reconfigure/downgrade Rosegarden to make it usable. You can add Freebirth and make it with more user-friendly interface if it's possible! Thanks, you are the BEST, Biser

Hey Mick, There might be something in the works... Cheers, Quentin

Just recently i reinstalled my wife's system with a 9.04 MINIMAL ubuntu disc. after the install she had virtually nothing for apps. COOL! i hand picked just what she needed (what she uses the most) and her system is sweetly clean and unbloated. MY wish...the same option for 64 studio. Sure most of us are running dual cores, speedy machines...not the issue but having extra software that has never graced the desktop because they're just never used is the issue. If i had my wish...would be virtually nothing in graphics, JUST what i use in sound and whatever i pick for office. ONLY a browser in internet... Just a wish...or a clean cool way to remove all that i do not use without damaging my current install. cheers

Hi, I would like to request some tools for using 64studio as a slave box for orchestral scoring, or processing over a network. Netjack support seems likely, but including VLC or some tool to remotely access the GUI to make changes to a headless computer would be helpful. The idea is to use 64studio as a replacement for expensive receptors aqnd have some of the equivalent tools they include, that are useful. Composers sometimes farmed boxes for playing instruments connected to a central MAC or Windows computer running DP, Logic or Cubase/Nuendo. Having a way to easily add and maintain 64studio boxes would be handy in this application.

My request is probably out of the ordinary. I'd like to see a separation of the one distro into 2 separate spins -- one for musicians, and the other for graphics/video artists. I'm a musician, so most all of the video stuff (aside from a simple video player) is stuff that I have to manually uninstall. I suspect that the video/graphics guys likewise don't need some of the esoteric music stuff.

Apparently, SuperCollider sclang in svn trunk can now build against ia32-libs, rather than having to be run in a 32-bit chroot! I have tried to do this and failed, but I will try again. I think this would be a great addition to 3.0, we could just sudo apt-get install supercollider-*. I already tried to turn an SC user onto 64 Studio but this was an obstacle. He wanted an easy install, and he wanted 64-bit. -- Michael Pacey

mandvd just errors, lives works but makes avi files that Windows media player can't read...

Like others here I would like to see Bristol included in the final version of 64 Studio 3.0. The version in the Hardy repositories just doesn't want to run.

AmSynth. the package from Ubuntu is unusable

LinuxDSP (http://www.linuxdsp.co.uk) plugins seem great. MuseScore and nted as music notation programs. And I agree with the previous post about WinFF: it' s a great multimedia format converter.

Ok, I learned more about my WLAN USB card: 1. It's not one with rt2570 but with the rt73 chipset 2. It should be supported out-of-the-box with the kernel because the rt2x00 drivers have been included since kernel 2.6.24. I'm a bit confused at this point. (rt2570-source is a legacy package and therefore discontinued) Edit: According to the rt2x00 tem the realtime kernel developers excluded rt2x00 because of compiler errors which they didn't reported to the rt2x00 team. These compiler errors have been fixed in the meantime.

I know what makes it work... Driver modules compiled to a specific kernel. This just has not been done yet. Cheers, Q

Hi, please excuse me if the subject is closed..: -Tuxguitar -Guitarix ... should be ok just with this if you don't get off Ardour and MusE! and please ask to Ubuntu team what did they do to make my graphic card work with Ubuntu 8 .04!

I have a WLAN USB stick with rt2570 chipset, so it would be nice if the corresponding drivers would be including in the Kernel. The source package is this one: http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/net/rt2570-source Including rutilt would also be nice: http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy/net/rutilt

would be nice to have dssi-vst and wine-asio allready installed. bristol, guitarix, rakarrack nice tool is Freecycle - A beat slicer

I would love to see BRP-PACU implemented as a package within Studio 64 (granted, I'm not certain about what exactly that entails...I'm a bit of a newbie). It's not terribly popular, but my experiments with it have been positive, and I can't imagine anyone who does serious audio work not benefiting from a powerful and lightweight replacement for SMAART...even without the need for tuning live sound systems, it can be a great tool for analyzing microphone placement and looking at plugin phase smearing.

Ardour 2.8 64 bits is available on getdeb.net for Hardy. http://www.getdeb.net/download/4129/0

I would like a ready to go version of OpenOMR. I got it working once but never again. I don't know of any other OMR softeare for Linux, but I would give anything a go. Also the latest version of Muse Score. Its everso stable unlike the older on; although MIDI is a bit hit and miss. It would be nice to have a nice selection of soundfonts, but I spose that would be a copyright issue. Must admit I do prefer open office Glad to see you included Evolution; I love it! QAmix is a nifty little tool which makes life easier (for me anyway) As for the rest of 64Studio. I Love it!! Rob

Could it be possible to have Ardour 2.8vst, wineasio and Qtractor ? Tried to download it from getdeb, but the Hardy 64 bits doesn't exist yet. Otherwise, everything works fine, again, with nvidia drivers and the only problems for now, Ardour crashed at startup one time ;) Another questions, certainly not the good post, but Im' here so : Does anyone have a emu 0404 ? What latency do you have ? Thanks... Again... http://www.nocode.fr

Dssi-vst x3.Ticket here? Cheers! Dave.

Dssi-vst +1 Would it be possible to get Opera web browser in the repo's? Not a dealbreaker, but choice is a good thing ;)

Hi :-) 64studio 3.0 beta3 is working brilliantly here also. It certainly is an amazing distro and if the beta3 is a taste of the final release. Wow! Have fun. Cheers! Dave.

If we could have the dssi-vst, it would be so great, with rosegarden, what a perfect solution ! My dream, use "independance free"-vsti in Rosegarden. And again, congratulation, I spent a lot of time to search the perfect distrib. Stable, easy to install with raid, using my HDA soundcard to listen flash and my emu 0404 to work with good latency and after : Ubuntustudio 8.04, mandriva, fedora+ccrma, no one was completely good and 64studio arrived ! You don't imagine how happy I am, and I'm not very often happy. I make music non-stop this last days, instead of searching how to use and configure my distrib. A french happy guy. http://www.nocode.fr

These Leet ladspa plugins are quite good for me, especially the parametric equalizer : An already built package included in the installation could be nice, even if it's easy to compile.

Hi and welcome to the forum, Great to hear beta3 is fine. Two requests for Dssi-vst in one week. Note taken ;-) Cheers! Dave.

Hello there ! First I'm very surprising by the quality of the beta3, no problem on my computer, very good. For the wishlist : -Kdenlive 7.2 ! -Bristol -Dssi-vst -Rakkarack http://www.nocode.fr

The upcoming Ardour 2.8 will have everything included to make the LV2 and Vestige dream a reality. The moment Paul Davis releases the new maintenance release, we should have it soon after. On the topic of Ardour, Paul has now decided to work full time on Ardour, so your donations are very important to get the momentum going for version 3.0 and beyond. Subscribe and give a little bit each month. There are various options, and choose one that would suit your budget. Paul and his family needs our help.

Latest SND, Pd extended, xjadeo if possible.

Hi builders, and thanks for your good work ! A "Ctrl+F" on this page don't return it, so if I could ask you to include VLC and LXDE on the distro ? As I can see, the other posters talks about everything I've think about, think the heart will be Ardour with LV2 and Vestige included, just to wait Ardour 3 with MIDI !! Thank again Free and Team. Fred

I would like to be able to use the Gnome Desktop Manager with all the features it offers, such as editable menus, the usual desktop icons, System Preferences menu on the top taskbar . . . basically the usual stuff that I see when I install Debian on a fresh install.

Hi The packages are moving really fast: Daniel wrote: gtk-recordmydesktop Cheers! dave

alsa-firmware for build-in support for e.g. RME Multiface. Edit: Successfully installed 3.0 Beta 2 (one of my harddrives seems to be defective) and found out that alsa-firmware is already included.

If you could implement the FFADO drivers to be working out of the box in the 3.0 release would definitely be a big plus for me since I have a firewire device. 64Studio absolutely rocks compared with other multimedia distros I've tried. A big thanks to the team for your commitment and dedication to this project.

Hi, is it possible to have ardour with lv2 and vestige VST from synaptic in 64studio 3.0, without compiling it manualy?

Hey, I really like 2.1 but it would be nice to see ffado support. Freebob is working but from what I understand there's been a lot of progress since they changed names to FFADO. Yes, my number one wish would be for better audio hardware support. Great job so far guys keep it up.

My vote for Chordii http://www.vromans.org/johan/projects/Chordii/intro.html

It would be cool if the 3.0 release could include the Sun Nimbus Theme. It is available for download all over the web but requires a bunch of dependencies that would break 64Studio 2.1 While there are many good themes for Gnome, I think Nimbus is really well designed and easy to the eyes. Libglib, libpango etc? I tried with Lenny, even not up-to-date enough and it attempted to remove 64Studio. If it's not a big deal, please include. Nimbus cannot be installed by dragging a zip file. Cheers, Thomas PS. I kept trying and after the first installation, everything accept "Controls" works. After installation run the following:

$ make clean

$ ./configure --prefix=/usr/

$ make

$ make install

Got it to work :-) ignore all other errors. But again, would be nice if included!! OK: It turned out that Jamin won't work with this, doesn't even start. Also some applications (in Wine) won't run stable. So, it better should be included correctly in the installer DVD.

Newest Blender I haven´t seen yet. When can we hope to download 64 studio 3 release. Rudl

cinepaint

- klick and gtklick (http://das.nasophon.de/klick/) - Ardour with VST support (Yes, now we can :-) http://www.ardour.org/node/2388) Cheers Pablo

For Graphics: The latest version of Gimp would be nice, 2.1 comes with 2.2 (I worked with 2.6 on Fedora and it was very good). Leave Scribus at 1.3.3.12svn please. For Audio: could you include REV ladspa, invada plugins, and jconv (convolution reverb) ? Thanks!

Common Music, Common Lisp Music, SuperCollider-emacs, CSound, Blue, Ecasound, rackarrack and Guitarrix, ffado needs some support. Cheers! dave

My wishlist for 3.0 would include: LMMS 0.4.x Latest rosegarden k3b and MP3 plugin if at all possible (prob not) specimen audacious and/or smplayer soundconverter sooperlooper winff - best Linux video converter I've found, now in Debian repos nautilus-image-converter and nautilus-open-terminal nautilus plugins DeVeDe KDEnlive - 0.7.x is getting real good now and 0.7.2 should be a landmark release for Linux video dvdrip dvd95 (GTK DVD shrinkrer) waon - wav to MIDI converter Milkytracker beast swami dvda-tools pianobooster ...and if you have room after that inkscape Musescore synfig studio