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666threesixes666
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TomWij
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xaviermiller
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666threesixes666
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its release almost slipped my mind. it was kinda disappointing that it only comes in a deb. i was expecting full on foss tarballs.  |
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The LT
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| Anyone tried to install it? Any dependencies to look out for? It would be nice to build a low latency live embedded system on Gentoo. |
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xaviermiller
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I installed it : it embeds all dependencies (including a JRE environment).
I just had to convert the .deb to .tar.gz, then deploy the files in /opt and /usr/local
It seems to run quite well, but since there is no demo sequence, I'm a bit lost in the interface (I was already lost with its "cousin", Ableton Live)
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allan_k
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| XavierMiller wrote: | I installed it : it embeds all dependencies (including a JRE environment).
I just had to convert the .deb to .tar.gz, then deploy the files in /opt and /usr/local
It seems to run quite well, but since there is no demo sequence, I'm a bit lost in the interface (I was already lost with its "cousin", Ableton Live) |
Are you on 32 or 64 bit?
Did you use deb2targz or something else?
I get errors trying to start up .. I really don't want to go to an Ubuntu based distro .. for using Bitwig.. (I'm a very long time gentoo user - just can't find my original forum login so created a new one) |
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xaviermiller
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I am on 64 bits (no multilib), and I don't remember the tool I used, probably deb2tgz or alien.
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allan_k
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| hmm .. thanks.. I'll try it on another machine.. may be some local configuration issue.. |
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allan_k
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| XavierMiller wrote: | | I am on 64 bits (no multilib), and I don't remember the tool I used, probably deb2tgz or alien. |
any chance I can see your fstab.. seems like it could be related... |
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Gunde
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| The LT wrote: | | Anyone tried to install it? Any dependencies to look out for? |
This Bitwig ebuild lists quite a few dependencies. Running smooth here. |
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