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Please say who you are that wants it, and why (say something about it).
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   * Sweep has a problem: it keeps all of the soundfile in RAM (or swap),
     whereas rezound uses swapfiles of its own in the same directory as the audio file.
     In a typical dynebolic situation, the user has audio files on a big (windows) hard disk partition, but no swap,
     so sweep would not work on large files.
     Sweep is built with the GNU-head philosophy that lack of physical memory is a hardware problem :) -martin
   * It also can't play audio continuuosly - the audio cuts out briefly when the display flips from page to page,
     even when you run it as root. -martin
   * The user-interface is prettier than rezound. Do we care? -martin
   * The scratching feature is infantile. TerminatorX does this better. -martin
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   * why? it does nothing that aumix doesn't do. -martin
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 * SuperCollider, real time audio programming language (still in cvs, but already quite usable, Linux version will probably be in cvs for a long long while, so it would be kewl to include it anyway, oh and there's already a Debian package somewhere) [http://supercollider.sf.net/]  * SuperCollider, real time audio programming language [http://supercollider.sf.net/]
   * This is still in cvs, but already quite usable, Linux version will probably be in cvs for a long long while,
     so it would be kewl to include it anyway, oh and there's already a Debian package somewhere)

Dynebolic Wishlist

This is a Dynebolic wishlist. If you want something added to Dynebolic, you can add it here. Please only add software that is free (as in speech).

Please say who you are that wants it, and why (say something about it).

Features

  • JACK Audio Connection Kit
  • X resolution change
  • multiple monitor support
  • kernel 2.6

Applications

  • Sweep, audio processor [http://sweep.sf.net/]

    • Sweep has a problem: it keeps all of the soundfile in RAM (or swap),
      • whereas rezound uses swapfiles of its own in the same directory as the audio file. In a typical dynebolic situation, the user has audio files on a big (windows) hard disk partition, but no swap, so sweep would not work on large files.

        Sweep is built with the GNU-head philosophy that lack of physical memory is a hardware problem :) -martin

    • It also can't play audio continuuosly - the audio cuts out briefly when the display flips from page to page,
      • even when you run it as root. -martin
    • The user-interface is prettier than rezound. Do we care? -martin
    • The scratching feature is infantile. TerminatorX does this better. -martin
  • GNUsound, audio processor [http://gnusound.sf.net/]

  • Litestream, audio streaming server [http://www.litestream.org/]

  • Rexima, commandline volume mixer [http://rus.members.beeb.net/rexima.html]

    • why? it does nothing that aumix doesn't do. -martin
  • Rivendell, a radio broadcast solution [http://www.salemradiolabs.com/rivendell/]

With JACK support

Only useful when JACK is available

See also the DyneBolicSoftwareList

WishList (last edited 2011-07-03 20:13:27 by anonymous)