65

(13 replies, posted in Bugs and Requests)

nicely done :3

66

(90 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

Monotron wrote:

It's a neat idea, but it would be a complete rip off of other's designs. Profiting off of another person's design is not cool at all, and probably illegal. That being said I really do enjoy the idea of a sleek arduino boy though, as it would be great for the less tech savvy or the lazy with a lot of money in their pockets. Now if they did get the consent and ownership rights to the original design, then it would be a different story. It seems like it would be fantastic for live sets.

well, arduinoboy is gplv2 licensed. so, it wouldn't be illegal to re-distribute the code (on a device or to read elsewhere). i don't know about the actual circuit design themselves, though.

67

(5 replies, posted in Graphics, Artwork & Design)

reminded me of:

http://vimeo.com/18213908

68

(90 replies, posted in Nintendo Handhelds)

hmmm. this seems like a very expensive collation of other people's work. wont be buying, good luck to them.

"water music" by aleksi eeben.

http://aleksieeben.bandcamp.com/track/water-music

but i'm not saying oss is necessarily the issue. i can't remember when canonical dropped compatibility.

SketchMan3 wrote:

Yeah, I have ALSA. KiGB needs to step up their game, yo!

Downloading alsa-oss now

Edit: Still nothing. Hmmm... lemme check my emails and see if they've written me back...

it probably wouldn't work anyway because canonical removed alsa compatibility layer. i compiled a kernel with oss enabled a while back to play quake3 arena but there are probably some tutorials (or maybe binaries) out there to help you do this. worse still, you could switch to gentoo, if you're feeling suitably masochistic. good luck.

Men of Mega wrote:
PULSELOOPER wrote:

where did you see this?

My bad, the deal via ableton.com ended a week ago apparently...

it was a 33% discount.

The Silph Scope wrote:

I was going to suggest compiling it from source but it seems to be closed source sad
Did you try posting on the Ubuntu forums?

Hmm which sound architecture are you using? ALSA/Pulse/OSS/etc?

oss support was deprecated from the ubuntu kernel some time ago. i suspect this could be where part of the problems lies. i've found various softwares only work with oss and this caused me a bit of pain of the past year and a bit.

74

(41 replies, posted in General Discussion)

these days, digital. i have no space for physical artefacts in my flat.

75

(1,620 replies, posted in General Discussion)

somebody set us up the foam.

Aeros wrote:
herr_prof wrote:

Or at least a feed for your bookmarked user list.

chip music heart bits is working on that, actually.

can you clarify why you think it is better to rely on an aggregated feed from a thirty-party website? if anything, rss feeds on cm.org would make the job of "chip music heart bits" much easier in the long run.

i don't know the cm.org stack but, in many frameworks, providing rss feeds is trivial. that said, the devs on cm.org offer their time for free... here's hoping.

as in the topic. it would be really nice to have an rss feed for individual users to keep up to date with people whose music you're most interested in.

in before separate file.

sounds more like colonopenbracket or maybe even that guy... superpowerless, or something.

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(430 replies, posted in General Discussion)

Zan-zan-zawa-butt wrote:

me and ant1 are the welsh chipscene

tatws hapus!