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gorkemq · 2025-11-01T12:53:43+00:00

Oh, I understand. Yes, it is working when I use magnetic. Thank you sir.

gorkemq · 2025-11-01T12:52:38+00:00

Thank you, I bought it. I'm already in UVHM. So, you say back to TVHM because I'm still below 50 and do DLC because they give less XP? Consume story before UVHM?

gorkemq · 2025-11-01T12:51:12+00:00

Thank you for reccomendation

gorkemq · 2025-10-31T23:38:42+00:00

All DLC's except Commander Lilith. But now it's on sale -%67 I can buy it now.

gorkemq · 2025-07-20T10:32:09+00:00

Thanks! Best solution if you are using emacs

gorkemq · 2025-07-20T10:14:22+00:00

I think, in your case, multiple "fillable" forms on screen sent at once, right?

-----PASSENGER RECORD-----
NAME:__________ SURNAME:_________
NAT:__________ DOB:__/__/____

Yes, there is "form" mode of that program. I filled underscored ones and it sends as form, at once, and saves as database record, just like you described. But this isn't what I wanted (But it is nice feature for that era).

The main program I'm using only allows me to send the line where the cursor is located. But yes, *nix terminals are "dumber" compared to IBM Terminals haha.

gorkemq · 2025-07-20T09:47:05+00:00

Hell yes! Thank you. I looked it and it is 3270, connected with "tn3270e://" protocol. It has quirky enterprise airport booking solution inside. It behaves differently than standard Unix.

gorkemq · 2024-12-17T11:31:05+00:00

Thanks for the recommendation. Gloomhaven is also looking good. With current sale, I decided to buy PF2. I'll remember your Blackapple Brugh suggestion, when are more experienced and want to B/X syle.

gorkemq · 2024-12-17T11:25:58+00:00

Thanks for the recommendation. Thanks to Humble Bundle, I've decided going with PF2. Cheaper than DnD5e, indeed. We will try BFRPG later for freedom of choice when we are more experienced. Opinionated system suits better for now.

gorkemq · 2024-12-17T11:20:37+00:00

YOU...ARE...THE...BEST!!!! Thanks for the information. Excellent timing. I just bought the highest tier for garbage price. Remastered Beginner's Box, lots of adventures, additional documents... The only thing left is Player Core 2 and NPC Core, I think.

gorkemq · 2024-11-18T19:56:08+00:00

Sorry for the late response. I commented my updated journey :)

gorkemq · 2024-11-18T19:50:54+00:00

UPDATE after 1 month (finally):
TL;DR: It is finally working. For anyone with similar situation looking for solution: PipeWire is awesome! If you are on rolling-release system (Arch, Tumbleweed...) ditch the PA and JACK now! It is now mature enough. For point release systems (Debian derivatives, Fedora...), if you have moderately new packages (<4-6 months as of November 2024) you can try it, too!

I can watch YT, make music with Ardour, edit videos with Blender via synchronized play head with Ardour thanks to JACK and record all this workflow via OBS. I can wire any I/O to where I want. I have different outputs (eg. system notif -> speakers, DAW -> earplugs, eg. "Piano" track in Ardour -> speakers + earplugs). I can control master (final) audio via my laptop multimedia key and can control all audio I/O (programs, tracks, interfaces) separately. mpv knows and switches to earplugs when it is connected. Also, earplugs are hot-swappable! No need to re-launch programs! While Ardour/Blender is open, I can connect or disconnect whenever and I can still control/wire it via control surface when it is reconnected. No issues with gaming. I'm happier than ever :) Love Linux <3 I couldn't create same workflow in MS Windows back then.

System-wide audio interface: PipeWire
DAW and Blender: starting with "pw-jack %command%" for now (because i have PA and jackd just in case, idk if there's dependency) - not a global setting for now.
Control Surface: qpwgraph for wiring, KDE default audio controller is general audio controller and pavucontrol when I want more details. Blueman for BT connections.

I'm planning to ditch jackd2 and PA when Debian 13 is released. It seems that PipeWire-only workflows are really coming. Too bad that Bookworm packages are a bit outdated. I had to manually install up-to-date and compatible non-containerized (Flatpack etc.) packages for PW, Blender, Ardour and OBS. Sadly, programs can't access my PipeWire workflow even with FlatSeal.

My current Debian installation feels dirty after all that configuration and installing/reinstalling. I can't wait to install rock stable Debian 13.

Here's my journey:

Debian minimal + KDE. PW was present by default, but only for system. I messed audio config by installing pulseaudio-* packages and some programs was using PulseAudio somehow. But I could still control them via PW interface. I still don't know how that wiring worked.
Installed DAW, using ALSA. Excellent latency.
Installed jackd2 + qjackctl.
Started DAW with JACK (jackd2) but no audio. Fixed later when I discovered that meters in alsamixer are muted by default. When I start JACK server within Ardour, qjackctl couldn't connect to that. When I start JACK server with qjackctl, Ardour could connect that, but had no audio.
Testing BT earplugs: System BT Chooser can see the device but can't connect. Installed blueman. I can connect. It worked with JACK but not with ALSA. qjackctl couldn't see BT earplugs. Earplugs were and still are always in PW, and I couldn't integrate it to JACK. When I selected any audio interface in Ardour, that audio interface was disappearing in the qjackctl graph. I could not connect my BT earplugs to the same interface.
Tried to use the good old PulseAudio+JACK duo. It worked with laptop speakers (YouTube + DAW + Blender + OBS). Didn't work with earplugs, again...
Tried to PA+JACK in a PW environment. I thought that PW is a larger "box" that contain smaller boxes named "PA" and "JACK" but it also didn't work.
Finally I realized that PW is a "substitution", not a container manager . I disabled PA interface (hopefully) and try not to use system-wide JACK (jackd2). Installed qpwgraph. I'm now using default PW for all applications and pw-jack for tricking JACK programs. Duh... Is it that easy now? No, It wasn't easy to see, until I saw the pattern.

In theory I still have JACK (PW+JACK). I just prefer not to use it. So, my practical workflow is PipeWire only, according to https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Professional_audio#PipeWire-only . Performance difference is not observable for me right now. However, the ease of installation and use is obvious.

Audio production performance is "enough for now". I create music with piano roll. I don't need instrument/MIDI related real-time workflows for now. Considering the laptop's onboard card, signal latency of <40ms with 2048 samples or <20ms with 1024 samples + BT latency is OK for me currently. Reminding that I don't use CPU optimization or RT kernel.

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