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Laurent Schwartz posted a comment on discussion Jamulus OS v2
Note : You don't need to compile Jamulus package anymore, there is a debian package on github ( https://github.com/jamulussoftware/jamulus/releases look at the assets )
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If you want to give it a try, you can create a custom iso from already installed and tweaked debian with Respin https://linuxrespin.org/. I did not yet test it but it seems some Linux distro have been created using it.
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One solution would be to create Jamulus OS on top of Debian but i notice that create an iso for Debian seems far more complex than on Ubuntu with Cubic and Debian lack some easy to use software manager for average users like Ubuntu ... Use of Librazik3 iso would be a good start : it has a lot of audio software already packaged and it's GPL. https://librazik.tuxfamily.org/base-site-LZK/english.php
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Hello Bernhard, Thanks for your interest in Jamulus OS. But ... The Jamulus OS advantage was that once the usb stick was created, it was helpful out of the box without any further steps. Create a script to be applied after usb stick creation with UbuntuStudio will add one step and will keep this simplicity out ... Further more, apply change to a usb stick is slow and take a lot more time than on hard drive .... So, this is not a desired solution except perhaps if change are few. Sorry ... Kind Regards,...
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Hello Bernhard, Thaks for your interest in Jamulus OS. But ... The Jamulus OS advantage was that once the usb stick was created, it was helpful out of the box without any further steps. Create a script to be applied after usb stick creation with UbuntuStudio will add one step and will keep this simplicity out ... Further more, apply change to a usb stick is slow and take a lot more time than on hard drive .... So, this is not a desired solution except perhaps if change are few. Sorry ... Kind Regards,...
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It's just an idea. I have no skills to do it. I know that Butt is an open source software and is devopped by volunteer.
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Hello, Thanks for this wonderful piece of software ! Kind Regards, Laurent
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Hello, Could it be possible to implement native Jack server support on Windows and MacOS too ? I would like to use Jack, JackTrip and Ardour with Butt. They all use Jack server natively except Butt. This would allow for real multiplatform solution to broadcast. Today, we have to use Jack on Linux, ASIO drivers on Windows and Blackhole on MacOS. Note : Jack server can work even when there is no sound card (on a server machine for example). Just select Dummy driver. When i start butt on a MacOS Mojave...
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Could it be possible to implement native Jack server support on Windows and MacOS too ? I would like to use Jack, JackTrip and Ardour with Butt. They all use Jack server natively except Butt. This would allow for real multiplatform solution to broadcast. Today, we have to use Jack on Linux, ASIO drivers on Windows and Blackhole on MacOS. Note : Jack server can work even when there is no sound card (on a server machine for example). Just select Dummy driver. When i start butt on a MacOS Mojave VM...
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https://www.facebook.com/notes/jamulus-worldjam/howto-idiots-guide-to-installing-or-upgrading-a-jamulus-server-on-amazon-aws-lig/818091045662521/
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Have you tried with an uppercase "J" ? Jamulus instead of jamulus
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Jamulus client and server are a single binary. To start a Jamulus server type : jamulus -s Type jamulus -v to print the jamulus version. jamulus -h to print the help. Jamulus is in Ubuntu 21.04. See the following link https://jamulus.io/wiki/Installation-for-Linux .
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Hello Adalbert, I agree with you that if we could setup a multi-platform program (using python for example) that download the iso file, install it on USB stick and then adapt it to the end user need, this would work under the copyright. But i don't see how to do that ... I don't even know if it's possible. As you stated previously, update a USB stick can take a lot of time and it can alter the stick so the changes should be minimal ... Most of the changes should be done on hard drive and not on USB...
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The copyright is documented here : https://ubuntu.com/legal/intellectual-property-policy "You can modify Ubuntu for personal or internal commercial use. You can redistribute Ubuntu, but only where there has been no modification to it."
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Hello, Because of copyright issues, Jamulus OS has recently change his product packaging and i think it is useless in its actual form. I'm so sorry for inconvenience but i 'm going to remove all downloadable files. There are a lot of Linux OS which have Jamulus out of the box now so the need for Jamulus OS is questionable. You can find every Linux OS with Jamulus built-in here: https://jamulus.io/wiki/Installation-for-Linux Jamulus OS has shown that Linux is a very good solution for average users...
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Sorry I updated the md5sum, i made a mistake.
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It seems not. I uploaded the md5 file. 9cd54d00c28ce83fb9680f2378dc3f5b ./jamulus-OS-v2.02-install.run
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It seems not. I uploaded the md5 file. 7daecc42f65185c9de267f592003e779 jamulus-OS-v2.02-install.run
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Hello Adalbert, You can test an image without rebooting your computer using virtualbox. But my target is to write an image to usb stick with rufus and check that i can boot with that. Kind Regards, Laurent
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Nice, Laurent
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I have to test this image with rufus on windows.
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Well, i can create a little sized usb persistent stick with jamulus installation (4,1GiB) using virtualbox. And then use mkusb to create a clone on a other USB stick (even larger). I used all defaults option in mkusb routine to create the usb persistent stick image. This way, i do not modify ubuntu iso file but i will be able to share an image with Jamulus preinstalled. I'm going to make some further tests before providing this image to the community.
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Hello; I'm so sorry for inconvenience and agree with you that the new delivery is suboptimal ... But it has been done very quickly to answer a user request that seemed to me founded. What you suggest is interesting but to be usable, it would have to be set on Windows plateform and this is outside of my skills. Linux users would generally don't mind three additional command lines. May be even it could be achieve using graphical desktop routine. An alternative approach would be to create a persistent...
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Sorry to insist but how can you have an error message about pulseaudio in jack if pulseaudio bridge is not activated ? (I don't understand).
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if using ubuntu studio controls doesn't work for you , then please try the following command lines to deactivate pulseaudio bridge with jack (CTRL+ALT+t to open a terminal): pactl unload-module module-jack-sink;pactl unload-module module-jack-source; The error message about pulseaudio that you show me should disappear. I attached some screenshot of qjackctl (Graphe button) on my setup so you can see what appear or disappear when pulse bridge is active/inactive. This kind of problem can appear when:...
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Hello Rick, It seems Pulseaudio is causing the error message. If you haven't got a modern PC then you should consider the following : Extract from WIKI: Audio optimisation If you don't use pulseaudio to grab audio from web explorer like firefox or other pulseaudio capable applications, please don't activate the pulseaudio bridge in Ubuntu studio controls as it can take CPU even if you don't use it. If you have a simple setup with Jamulus, you will not need pulseaudio bridge, so don't activate it...
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I was not aware of such policy, thank you for pointing that out. I need time to react in my development ... BR, Laurent
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I will consider your demand but write / maintain dev documentation or even create / maintain a source repository is time consuming and it will not be done very soon ... BR, Laurent
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I will consider your demand but write / maintain dev documentation or even create / maintain a source repository is time consuming and it will not be done very soon ...
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Hello David, You are right there is still no repository for jamulus OS. But anyway all source can be found on jamulus OS itself. If you need jamulus OS optimizations then install it on a USB stick or hard drive, it's the simplest way today. BR, Laurent
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2.01 is the last one. Ext4 is a good choice for root, home or var partition. You may want to add a swap partition. But all of this should be done automatically when selecting simple installation option.
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I can install and get the user i asked for : "laurent". I added (after installing) a username "olivier" and i can login with. May be you have disk issue with your hard drive ... Preventing from reading the system files and generating errors before the login display ... Can you try another hard drive or a USB hard drive ? Or the iso file is corrupted (but a check is done during the boot when selecting "Install Jamulus OS") BR, Laurent
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Other thought, have you check the iso file with md5sum against the .md5 file content ?
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Other thought, have you check the iso file with md5sum and the .md5 file ?
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Hello Olivier, What is the name you choose for the login ?
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Hello Olivier, What is the name you choose for the login ?
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Hello, The Jamulus OS v2.00 with Jamulus 3.6.0 is out. It is based on ubuntu studio 20.04.1 and runs XFCE4. Some script to optimize ubuntu studio env for Jamulus have been added. Ardour 6.3 replaces ardour 5.12. ulauncher has been added and a list of applications have been added to default (RaySession, vokoscreen ...) Attention, the iso file size is greater than V1 size because compression is faster. Some boot startup option have been added. The default target does not check the iso image. First...
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Hello, The Jamulus OS v2.00 with Jamulus 3.6.0 is out. It is based on ubuntu studio 20.04.1 and runs XFCE4. Some script to optimize ubuntu studio env for Jamulus have been added. Ardour 6.3 replaces ardour 5.12. ulauncher has been added and a list of applications have been added to default (RaySession, vokoscreen ...) Attention, the iso file size is greater than V1 size because compression is faster. Some boot startup option have been added. The default target does not check the iso image. First...
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If you want to allow only a IP whitelist to access to your jamulus private server, you can do it with a firewall. A simple firewall for Jamulus OS/Ubuntu is ufw with a nice GUI named gufw. sudo apt install gufw Deny access to your computer and for each IP address (musician IPv4 addresses) add a rule to allow input on 22124/UDP.
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Hello, I think you cannot avoid language selection at startup without recreating a new iso for German purpose. You can try to create a custom iso with cubic starting from jamulus OS V2 (you will need Ubuntu 20.04 or jamulus OS v2 Install ). If you can't find how to setup the default language on a custom iso build with cubic please ask askubuntu.com for Ubuntu 20.04 it will work the same. And please report your documentation in this thread. I'm interested. BR, Laurent
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You can also start the script at session startup. press CTRL+space and type "session". Then choose session start software and simply add your script to the configuration.
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Also, you can setup a session using RaySession. You will be able to start/close your audio software as well as setup your jack connexions and other things you need in one click.
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It is possible that the fstab file is overwritten when using a USB persistent. It would work nicely on a regular install (hard drive). You might want to create a personal script that mount your drive using sudo. On a USB persistent live session, it will not require any sudo password with the default account. something like : Example: script.sh 1 2#!/bin/bash sudo mount /dev/sda1 /my-mount-point Then simply create an icon on your desktop that runs your script /path/to/script.sh
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Hello, Alternatively, if you have other question you can search on askubuntu.com https://askubuntu.com/questions/164926/how-to-make-partitions-mount-at-startu BR, Laurent
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To install VLC Player press CTRL+space and type "Software" press enter. Click the search icon, type vlc and click install. That's done. But vlc is installed by default in Jamulus OS. To quickly access VLC press CTRL+space and type vlc + enter.
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Hi, Sorry for the late answer, have you try to select in the hardware settings test only your TASCAM card in sound card selection rather than "all" (if it appears in the sound card list) ? BR, Laurent
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Sorry for the late answer .... But indeed there is no sound in the video.
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If there is a way to put a DAW between the mixer sw and Jamulus , would it not add latency ? If there is no XRUNS, there is no additional latency. You see XRUNS in QJackCtl Messages button.
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If there is a way to put a DAW between the mixer sw and Jamulus , would it not add latency ? If there is no XRUNS, there is no additional latency.
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If there is a way to put a DAW between the mixer sw and Jamulus , would it not add latency ? If there is no XRUNS, there is no additional latency.
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Hello, I suggest you use QJackCtl Graph for audio rerouting capabilities. Audacity works in a special way. Select Jack driver. It does not publish any audio virtual cable to QJackCtl Graph but you have to select your recording virtual cable(s) and your playing virtual cable(s) from the app. (see. Edit >> Preferences >> Devices). Pulseaudio is an audio server as well as Jack. But Jack focus on realtime audio pro processing. Pulseaudio focus on desktop experiences (PC, mobile ...). If you want firefox...
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Hello, Thanks for the tips. I notice that either solutions are not ideal. Also putting this in Jamulus OS documentation can confuse average and beginner users ... I think it's more an advanced feature and you have to know what you do and what are the drawbacks. I decided to not put it in the wiki. But if needed information is here as well as on internet. If you want to post on the v2 forum about this, you are welcome. BR, Laurent
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To boot on your USB stick, you have to tell your computer that you want to do so. Usually you do it using a keyboard shortcut at the start of your computer. (Look at the screen for some information about the key to press to access BIOS). Then go to boot menu and adapt it to your need. Your Scarlett 2i2 3rd gen should work on Linux because it is class compliant. https://support.focusrite.com/hc/en-gb/articles/115002523165-Are-Focusrite-USB-interfaces-Plug-and-Play-on-Mac-
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To boot on your USB stick, you have to tell your computer that you want to do so. Usually you do it using a keyboard shortcut at the start of your computer. (Look at the screen for some information about the key to press to access BIOS). Then go to boot menu and adapt it to your need. Your Scarlett 2i2 3rd gen should work on Linux because it is class compliant.
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Not exactly you need to setup your USB stick with Jamulus OS on it as described in the wiki steps (a few steps) and then boot your computer on your USB Stick. In other words, you won't use Windows 10 anymore to start Jamulus server and Jamulus client if you use Jamulus OS. Jamulus OS is a Linux OS. Your sound card has to be compatible. The windows compatibility does not imply that your sound card is Linux compatible. BR, Laurent
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Hello Daniel, Please note that Jamulus OS v1 is not supported anymore. If you follow the steps mentioned in the wiki ( https://sourceforge.net/p/jamulus-os/wiki/ ) , you should boot and start Jamulus OS (A Linux operating system). Once done please consult the video howto to know what to do. ( https://sourceforge.net/p/jamulus-os/wiki/HOW-TO/ ) BR, Laurent
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Please note that Jamulus OS v1 is not supported anymore. If you follow the steps mentioned in the wiki (https://sourceforge.net/p/jamulus-os/wiki/), you should boot and start Jamulus OS (A Linux operating system). Once done please consult the video howto to know what to do. ( https://sourceforge.net/p/jamulus-os/wiki/HOW-TO/ ) BR, Laurent
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Hello, Jamulus OS will not address it directly but if ubuntustudio 20.04 or ubuntu 20.04 address it, chances are you can update your Jamulus OS with this feature or install the required software. BR, Laurent
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Hello @38 Source Forges, I had a look at puppy but not FossaPup64. Puppy is a great distribution but it is minimalist. It has a learning curve (at least to me). I don't think that jack audio packages and applications can fit in 300MB ... Also, I was not convinced by the user management in that Linux distro. Any decent 64 bits computer that is audio capable should be able to boot with an USB stick or an USB drive. Today 8GB USB stick can be bought for a reasonable price otherwise you can also install...
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Hello, The Jamulus OS v2.00 with Jamulus 3.6.0 is out. It is based on ubuntu studio 20.04.1 and runs XFCE4. Some script to optimize ubuntu studio env for Jamulus have been added. Ardour 6.3 replaces ardour 5.12. ulauncher has been added and a list of applications have been added to default (RaySession, vokoscreen ...) Attention, the iso file size is greater than V1 size because compression is faster. Some boot startup option have been added. The default target does not check the iso image. First...
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Hello, The Jamulus OS v2.00 with Jamulus 3.6.0 is out. It is based on ubuntu studio 20.04.1 and runs XFCE4. Some script to optimize ubuntu studio env for Jamulus have been added. Ardour 6.3 replaces ardour 5.12. ulauncher has been added and a list of applications have been added to default (RaySession, vokoscreen ...) Attention, the iso file size is greater than V1 size because compression is faster. Some boot startup option have been added. The default target does not check the iso image. First...
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Hello, The Jamulus OS v2.00 with Jamulus 3.6.0 is out. It is based on ubuntu studio 20.04.1 and runs XFCE4. Some script to optimize ubuntu studio env for Jamulus have been added. Ardour 6.3 replaces ardour 5.12. ulauncher has been added and a list of applications have been added to default (RaySession, vokoscreen ...) Attention, the iso file size is greater than V1 size because compression is faster. Some boot startup option have been added. The default target does not check the iso image. First...
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The speedtest command line which i use to probe the network, provides a web service which operates automatically to the nearest server available. In your case, the nearest server is too far for the ping time to be relevant ... I added some more testing and changed the message given to the end user. But if the server is far, i can not say if internet connection is good enough ... I will search for better solution ... Any help on this topic is welcome ! For HDMI sound cards, this is a known bug .......
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The speedtest command line which i use to probe the network, provides a web service which operates automatically to the nearest server available. In your case, the nearest server is too far for the ping time to be relevant ... I added some more testing and changed the message given to the end user. But if the server is far, i can not say if internet connection is good enouh ... I will search for better solution ... Any help on this topic is welcome ! For HDMI sound cards, this is a known bug .......
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Thx for reporting ! I'll check that.
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Hi, The Jamulus OS v2 system takes about 4GB already on your USB stick. The remaining space (all or just a part) can be set to persistence for system update and personal data. If there is some space left after setting your persistence partition, you will use it as a shared partition between Linux and other OS like windows (for example to share records ...). The size of your persistent partition is up to you, it depends on your use and on the usb stick size. You'll have to experiment .... It is advise...
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Hello, The Jamulus OS v2.00 with Jamulus 3.6.0 is out. It is based on ubuntu studio 20.04.1 and runs XFCE4. Some script to optimize ubuntu studio env for Jamulus have been added. Ardour 6.3 replaces ardour 5.12. ulauncher has been added and a list of applications have been added to default (RaySession, vokoscreen ...) Attention, the iso file size is greater than V1 size because compression is faster. Some boot startup option have been added. The default target does not check the iso image. First...
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Hello, The Jamulus OS v2.00 with Jamulus 3.6.0 is out. It is based on ubuntu studio 20.04.1 and runs XFCE4. Some script to optimize ubuntu studio env for Jamulus have been added. Ardour 6.3 replaces ardour 5.12. ulauncher has been added and a list of applications have been added to default (RaySession, vokoscreen ...) Attention, the iso file size is greater than V1 size because compression is faster. Some boot startup option have been added. The default target does not check the iso image. First...
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Hello, The Jamulus OS v2.00 with Jamulus 3.6.0 is out. It is based on ubuntu studio 20.04.1 and runs XFCE4. Some script to optimize ubuntu studio env for Jamulus have been added. Ardour 6.3 replaces ardour 5.12. ulauncher has been added and a list of applications have been added to default (RaySession, vokoscreen ...) Attention, the iso file size is greater than V1 size because compression is faster. Some boot startup option have been added. The default target does not check the iso image. First...
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Hello, The Jamulus OS v2.00 with Jamulus 3.6.0 is out. It is based on ubuntu studio 20.04.1 and runs XFCE4. Some script to optimize ubuntu studio env for Jamulus have been added. Ardour 6.3 replaces ardour 5.12. ulauncher has been added and a list of applications have been added to default (RaySession, vokoscreen ...) Attention, the iso file size is greater than V1 size because compression is faster. Some boot startup option have been added. The default target does not check the iso image. First...
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HI, Indeed Ubuntu does only provide amd iso. No Intel target. According to google From booting an iso in RAM. The easiest way to test this out is when booting, hit the 'e' key to edit the boot options of Ubuntu. Add the word 'toram' right after the word 'boot=casper' and before 'quiet' then hit F10 or Ctrl+X to boot. Booting will take a little longer as everything is being copied from the USB to memory. I have to test this before make it a permanent boot option for Jamulus OS. Also this will hopefully...
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Hy, Indeed Ubuntu does only provide amd iso. No Intel target. According to google From booting an iso in RAM. The easiest way to test this out is when booting, hit the 'e' key to edit the boot options of Ubuntu. Add the word 'toram' right after the word 'boot=casper' and before 'quiet' then hit F10 or Ctrl+X to boot. Booting will take a little longer as everything is being copied from the USB to memory. I have to test this before make it a permanent boot option for Jamulus OS. Also this will hopefully...
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Hello, The Jamulus OS v2.00 with Jamulus 3.6.0 is out. It is based on ubuntu studio 20.04.1 and runs XFCE4. Some script to optimize ubuntu studio env for Jamulus have been added. Ardour 6.3 replaces ardour 5.12. ulauncher has been added and a list of applications have been added to default (RaySession, vokoscreen ...) Attention, the iso file size is greater than V1 size because compression is faster. Some boot startup option have been added. The default target does not check the iso image. First...
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Hello, The Jamulus OS v2.00 with Jamulus 3.6.0 is out. It is based on ubuntu studio 20.04.1 and runs XFCE4. Some script to optimize ubuntu studio env for Jamulus have been added. Ardour 6.3 replaces ardour 5.12. ulauncher has been added and a list of applications have been added to default (RaySession, vokoscreen ...) Attention, the iso file size is greater than V1 size because compression is faster. Some boot startup option have been added. The default target does not check the iso image. First...
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Hello, The Jamulus OS v2.00 with Jamulus 3.6.0 is out. It is based on ubuntu studio 20.04.1 and runs XFCE4. Some script to optimize ubuntu studio env for Jamulus have been added. Ardour 6.3 replaces ardour 5.12. ulauncher has been added and a list of applications have been added to default (RaySession, vokoscreen ...) Attention, the iso file size is greater than V1 size because compression is faster. Some boot startup option have been added. The default target does not check the iso image. WIKI and...
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Hello, The Jamulus OS v2.00 with Jamulus 3.6.0 is out. It is based on ubuntu studio 20.04.1 and runs XFCE4. Some script to optimize ubuntu studio env for Jamulus have been added. Ardour 6.3 replaces ardour 5.12. ulauncher has been added and a list of applications have been added to default (RaySession, vokoscreen ...) Attention, the iso file size is greater than V1 size because compression is faster. Some boot startup option have been added. The default target does not check the iso image. WIKI and...
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Hello, The Jamulus OS v2.00 with Jamulus 3.6.0 is out. It is based on ubuntu studio 20.04.1 and runs XFCE4. Some script to optimize ubuntu studio env for Jamulus have been added. Ardour 6.3 replaces ardour 5.12. ulauncher has been added and a list of applications have been added to default (RaySession, vokoscreen ...) Attention, the iso file size is greater than V1 size because compression is faster. Some boot startup option have been added. The default target does not check the iso image. WIKI and...
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Hello, There is no intel JamulusOS version. At least i tested successfully USB 2.0 and USB 3.0. I experimented that USB stick 3.0 compatible 2.0 are faster than USB stick 2.0 only. (read/write faster). BR, Laurent
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Hello, There is no intel JamulusOS version. At least i tested successfully USB 2.0 and USB 3.0. I experiment that USB stick 3.0 compatible 2.0 are faster than USB stick 2.0 only. (read/write faster). BR, Laurent
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Hello, There is no intel JamulusOS version. At least i tested successfully USB 2.0 and USB 3.0. I experiment that USB stick 3.0 compatible 2.0 are faster than USB stick 2.0 only. (read/write faster)
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Hello, The Jamulus OS v2.00 with Jamulus 3.6.0 is out. It is based on ubuntu studio 20.04.1 and runs XFCE4. Some script to optimize ubuntu studio env for Jamulus have been added. Ardour 6.3 replaces ardour 5.12. ulauncher has been added and a list of applications have been added to default (RaySession, vokoscreen ...) Attention, the iso file size is greater than V1 size because compression is faster. Some boot startup option have been added. The default target does not check the iso image. WIKI and...
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