Hello Ardour folks!
AV Linux and MX Moksha 25 have been simultaneously released! Get the full scoop in my Blog post and on the renovated AVL and MXM websites here:
Blog post: AV Linux and MX Moksha 25 Released!
AVL site: AV Linux MX Edition
MXM site: MX Moksha
Best to all and Happy Thanksgiving to our American brothers and sisters!
Glen
Great. I was planning to install new version of AV Linux on my take-it-everywhere-and-break-it -if-you-must laptop these days as soon as i manage to catch a breath, so i was very curious when it’ll appear.
I’m kinda sad that the original image will not contain Ardour 9, but hey, whatahell.
Cool, thanks Glen.
One quick question for Glen.
Have you ever tried using remote control mixing applications for live mixers like Midas M,MR, Behringer X,XR and Wing series (occasionally A&H Qu) with AVLinux? I suspect it’s not going to be the problem (since they offer linux versions of their applications) but still…any experience? Very often i end up doing live sound for some band so i kinda need this. How’s support for different wi-fi routers, lan etc.
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Hi, thanks so much for your interest in the project!
TBH I have never used AVL with these product-specific applications so I can’t give specific advice. AVL uses ‘Connman’ for internet connections so it does differ from Distros that use the more common Network Manager, whether this is a pro or a con I can’t say… In my experience WiFi has worked as expected but this has only been in my own home or in the Studio. There are not many reports of trouble in this regard so I would hope things would be successful.
On the subject of WiFi, the Enlightenment Desktop Environment provides an extremely simple frontend for Connman, I do provide a more detailed frontend called ‘Connman UI Setup’ and it can be found in the ‘Internet’ menu…
