On Fri, 17 May 2013 22:48:30 +0200, Len Ovens <len@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
There's alpha stuff in the repos. But I think the real reason is they
want
to know who tests it for them. And who to bug to buy the release version.
Only 64bit and only Ubuntu seems pretty narrow. they should be looking at
how ardour does stuff. (or opera for that matter)
I help with ubuntu (UbuntuStudio actually) so it is nice they chose
that... but I would make something that works for everyone if it was me.
(32bit with an installer for binary, src in a tar ball)
Full ACK.
I sent bug reports. I'm not much interested in this software, but a little
bit. More important IMO is that Macki and Behringer sell it with their
hardware, so there's a little chance, that hardware vendors care more
about Linux.
Some from this list call Behringer crap. I can confirm that Behringer is
far away from the quality of the other gear I own, but I suspect they are
market leader. The sound quality of some gear is ok, it's just durability
that can't compare with the other gear I own. I own gear that is 30 years
old and never needed to be repaired, I had to repair the mixer I own after
3 years.
Unfortunately Traktion doesn't run on Ubuntu yet. At least not on my
Precise and Quantal and somebody else from this list reported the same
error message.
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