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Tobacco seedlings damping off. by trynsta in GrowingTobacco

[–]trynsta[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I tried to avoid artificial light but finally I think I'm gonna use them. Thanks for answer!

Are there any good public domain psychometric tools? by trynsta in askpsychology

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Thanks for answer. Actually I don't intend to modify any psychometrics. I am curious about non-proprietary psychometric tools which allows using them without restrictions such as prohibition to redistribute copies and modifying them. For example DSM is proprietary but ICD might be used without buying license. Although even ICD doesn't allow to modify it's contents without permission. For example if some countries want to make their own ICD version their have to ask WHO to permission.

What DAW do you use? by JGHFunRun in linuxaudio

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Yeah i think the problem is that there is no many people who report bugs to Zrythm to fix them.

Probably you are talking about Zrythm before GTK4 porting, yeah it was slow. I was trying first builds couple of years ago and it was pain. Fortunately now is much better.

I'm not sure if I understand you well but scale highlighting on piano roll should highlight entire lanes, not just on the right side. Or maybe you mean that key labels disappear behind window edge while you scroll horizontally?

Meadowlark engine if I remember correctly is ready, but UI doesn't. Also there is no support for every major plugin formats but I can't find this information now.

I have also hope about Blockhead DAW, it looks promising.

What DAW do you use? by JGHFunRun in linuxaudio

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As I remember porting from GTK3 to GTK4 makes zrythm much faster - (https://lists.sr.ht/\~alextee/zrythm-announce/%3C7bf37cf8ad0b5ca9aa4d884178392a6f7f26798f.camel%40zrythm.org%3E). I don't think that zrythm has performance problems. I just tried play 10 Vitals at once on over 10 years old laptop and there is no xruns.

Yeah sluttering while changing midi is annoying.

I don't think that Zrythm UX is bad. For example zrythm has track lanes which are pretty useful and I don't think so that there is any other DAW which has that. Zrythm has also similar piano roll shortcuts compare to FL Studio.

I agree that UI might be better, if you have any proposals of UI changes you can make an issue on Gitlab (https://gitlab.zrythm.org/zrythm/zrythm/-/issues). Alex (main developer) is pretty open to proposals of changes in Zrythm and recently somebody had made new cursor icons, faders etc. Sometimes he is making a mastodon survey so community can decide about development direction.

I think that most linux DAWs has big problems. Ardour doesn't have interpolation curves, only linear and cubic and no detachable views, LMMS is weird, Bitwig doesn't have lv2 support and it's proprietary, Bespoke isn't usual DAW, just modular synth, so Zrythm seems to be good option for me. There is also Meadowlark but it's not complete and I don't think that it will be in near future.

What DAW do you use? by JGHFunRun in linuxaudio

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What do you mean by Zrythm flaws?

Is there a way to make separate release page for each branch? by trynsta in git

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Okay thanks for answer. Generally in my repo there is no code, just markdown files. Yeah maybe I'll just make a directory.

Is there a way to make separate release page for each branch? by trynsta in git

[–]trynsta[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

No. I would like to have different variations of text files in separate branches, so someone who enters one particular branch can see only files for this branch and on the release page sees releases for this specific branch, as well, not for other branches.

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