Hola Rob:
Hello,
Before telling about troubles,
That's a gentile way, I like it!
I need to say that Musix is anyway a great help for musicians ! Lots of troubles I had under XP seem to just don't exist with Musix.
Would you tell us something about the problems you were talking about?
So I tried to send a mail to the list, but it has been bounced.
Did you got subscribed to http://lists.ourproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/musix-users ?
So I changed the options in outlook express (my connection is at my girlfriend's home, under XP),
Oh, maybe Bill Gates did not wants you to mail us...
bounced again, tried another adress, erase all the automatic things like sign etc. But the mail is bounced, so I'm trying this adress found on your site.
You were right
And this is whaét I tried to mail to you :
Ouch: this "é" seems to be from a french keyboard: I'm tying to fix some problems related to french users: after HD install, you will have to copy some files to your Musix OS in order to enjoy a french keyboard. I had attached those files. From: https://www.musix.org.ar/wiki/index.php/Patch ==French users== ===Keyboard===
- I localized KDE in french, but as for the keyboard layout, if I restart, it's still in english...
Hi, I was working on that, and now it works fine Uncompress bin.tar.gz to /bin/ and the other files to /usr/share/apps/kdm/sessions/ Download them from: www.musix.distrux.net/parches/bin.tar.gz www.musix.distrux.net/parches/usr-share-apps-kdm-sessions.tar.gz You can uncompress them with konqueror, or ark Make shure that all the /bin files are executables ones chmod +x /bin/* It should work very well for you from K Desktop Manager (KDM) now. Tell me how does it goes. ===French KDE apps and manpages=== *You must have Internet access Type '''tasksel''' into a console or terminal window (konsole, etc.) Or: you can type apt-get install kde-i18n-fr manpages-fr Follow the install process, it should be easy. Also, you can install synaptic (apt-get install synaptic), that is an easy way to install software packages. These kind of things will be solved into Musix 0.30 ---------------------------------------------------------------
All seems to work good now, midi ok, audio ok, etc. But when I try to record some audio (guitar say), the track remains empty.
I think that you are using Rosegarden without selecting Audio into the track you are trying to record to.
I searched all sorts of combinations in the mixer, but nothing work for this. I record easely in Ardour and Audacity, but not in Rosegarden.
Thats what i mean: try to find out how does Rosegarden use to assign Audio or MIDI tracks (also, synth plugins, etc). You can always read the manual ;)
This is very annoying because I work with midi and audio together. I can't find what's wrong. I tried different "presets" found in the Rosegarden folder.
When I boot, there is different error messages (oops, didn't note them precisely) like "bad sectors" (on CDs), "...failed as there no such -file or folder-"
Did you installed Musix? Mmm.... maybe
etc... Is my CD image damaged or is this bugs ? Best regards, Rob.
Maybe it's damaged. Try with this doc: https://www.ututo.org/xp/modules/xoopsfaq/index.php?cat_id=1#q52 Also, you can type testcd when you boot musix... but I think that it always says that the CD es bad ;) so, I dont know. Try to tell us what messages are you reading there. -- Marcos Guglielmetti Coordinador del desarrollo de Musix GNU+Linux (www.musix.org.ar) http://www.pc-musica.com.ar/Curriculum-Marcos-Guglielmetti.html fecha: vie oct 14 05:10:03 CEST 2005