Quentin Harley wrote:
> Ralf Mardorf wrote:
>> Hi Quentin
>>
>> here's what I did:
>>
>>
>
> Thanks for testing. It seems there is still a little problem with the
> .deb file I built :-P
>
> I will try to fix it, and then I'll try again.
>
> Dave also reported the wine packages missing... I'll have Free look
> into it, and in the mean time I'll post the alternative when I fixed
> the .deb
>
> Cheers,
> Quentin

Thank you Quentin

I didn't take a look if wine is in the backports, but it's in the etch
main repository, when I looked with Iceweasel for it, only Synaptic
isn't able to "see" it, resp. it looks like apt-get too.

If your .deb file is fine, I could test it again with Lenny's wine.

Cheers,
Ralf

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> Thanks for testing. It seems there is still a little problem with the
> .deb file I built :-P
>
> I will try to fix it, and then I'll try again.

I did reset my 64 Studio by doing

spinymouse@64studio:~/Desktop/tmp$ rm in regsvr32 winecfg
spinymouse@64studio:~/Desktop/tmp$ ls
dvdramtools reaper2301-install.exe
spinymouse@64studio:~/Desktop/tmp$ cd ~
spinymouse@64studio:~$ rm -r .wine

I marked wine for complete removal, so synaptic did this

Commit Log for Wed Jul 2 16:40:39 2008


Completely removed the following packages:
wine

Removed the following packages:
wineasio

Is this enough for a reset?

Cheers,
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Ralf Mardorf wrote:
>
>
>> Thanks for testing. It seems there is still a little problem with the
>> .deb file I built :-P
>>
>> I will try to fix it, and then I'll try again.
>>
>
> I did reset my 64 Studio by doing
>
> spinymouse@64studio:~/Desktop/tmp$ rm in regsvr32 winecfg
> spinymouse@64studio:~/Desktop/tmp$ ls
> dvdramtools reaper2301-install.exe
> spinymouse@64studio:~/Desktop/tmp$ cd ~
> spinymouse@64studio:~$ rm -r .wine
>
> I marked wine for complete removal, so synaptic did this
>
> Commit Log for Wed Jul 2 16:40:39 2008
>
>
> Completely removed the following packages:
> wine
>
> Removed the following packages:
> wineasio
>
> Is this enough for a reset?
>
> Cheers,
> Ralf
>

spinymouse@64studio:~/Desktop$ rm REAPER.desktop REAPER.lnk

But the libwine packages are still installed and wineasio were removed
normally and not completely.

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worked for me :]
-thank you very much Quentin!


> 64 Studio <>Hi Users, Developers
>
> I am writing a HowTo for the 64 Studio web page, but I need
> a bit of
> help: Testers!
>
> NB NB NB: If you are not comfortable hacking linux, please
> wait for the
> How-To on the web page. I'll send the link when
> it's done.
>
> This is for the special wineasio-x for 64bit. I created a
> .deb package
> for it, so no need for compiling stuff and hunting for
> dependencies...
>
> Make sure the following repositories are active in
> Synaptic:
>
> deb http://ftp.debian.org/debian/ etch main contrib
> non-free
> deb http://apt.64studio.com/64studio/testing/ 64studio main
> deb http://apt.64studio.com/backports/ etch-backports main
>
>
> Also add the following repository (for 64bit):
> deb http://apt.harleystudio.co.za/ etch main
>
> Press reload, and then mark the following packages for
> installation:
>
> wine, wineasio
>
> and apply.
>
> in a terminal, enter the following:
>
> regsvr32 wineasio.dll
> winecfg
>
> Under the audio tab, select ALSA, and press ok.
>
> Now, download the latest installer executable from the
> Reaper website:
> http://www.cockos.com/reaper/download.php
>
> install in a terminal with the command:
> wine reaper2301-install.exe
>
> It will install Reaper, and even stick a launch icon on the
> desktop.
>
> Now,
>
> * Start jack, the normal way.
> * Press <Alt><F2>, and type
> "jackbridge" and press enter (only do
> this in 64bit)
> * double click on the reaper launch icon
>
>
> When Reaper starts up, and you are in the interface, press
> <Ctrl>P for
> preferences, and under Audio -> Device, select ASIO
>
> Now, open your jack-control connections interface and
> connect the
> jackbridge outputs with your alsa inputs.
>
> Press play in Reaper...
>
> Please give feedback on your progress.
>
> Thanks,
> Quentin




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I prefer double clicks, so for me they never went out of style. The
default KDE single click is annoying, especially when I am selecting
multiple items and a select all is not appropriate. I guess everyone
has their own preference.

Ralf Mardorf wrote:
| OT:
|
| * double click on the reaper launch icon
|
| Hm, I prefer single clicks for KDE and GNOME, as far as possible and
it makes me wonder that double clicks came into fashion again.
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Gustin Johnson wrote:
> I prefer double clicks, so for me they never went out of style. The
> default KDE single click is annoying, especially when I am selecting
> multiple items and a select all is not appropriate. I guess everyone
> has their own preference.
>
> Ralf Mardorf wrote:
> | OT:
> |
> | * double click on the reaper launch icon
> |
> | Hm, I prefer single clicks for KDE and GNOME, as far as possible and
> it makes me wonder that double clicks came into fashion again.

Yep, but I think you have better luck than I, because some Linux
applications can't be set to accept single clicks. GNOME can accept
single clicks, but not some file browser used by GNOME applications.

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