Hi Aaron,
(FYI, I dropped the LAD list in replying.)
On Mon, 7 Jun 2010, Aaron Krister Johnson wrote:
> I have a young bright-eyed, bright-eared 12-year old composition student
> working on a ASUS EEE-PC netbook. On my advice he switched over to Ubuntu
[snip]
> 1) Ardour works fine as it should 90% of the time, except on a netbook, the
> windows fail to maximize correctly to available screen real estate (1024x600
Yes, a stock install of Ardour is too large to fit on a
1024x600 screen. You'll need a patched version of Ardour to
get it to fit nicely on the screen.
> I think), e.g., when you scroll down, you get the lowest ardour track
> leaving video trails, and basically it looks like a huge GTK bug of some
> sort---the interaction with the pointer of course becomes impossible. On my
This sounds like a video driver (xorg) problem, to me.
What's the video card in that thing?
> 2) My student is reporting that at least on his Ubuntu machine, he's having
> a problem getting sound consistently out of Ardour: sometimes, he says, the
> mixer seems to randomly disconnect the tracks from the "Master Out" bus, and
> sometimes he reports that jack misbehaves and that he cannot reconnect to
> it. I'm going to try to get to the bottom of it, but I can report that I've
> experienced similar things on rare occasions (Ardour 2.8.7, and jack 0.118.0
> on Arch, maybe Ubuntu has other destructive aspects?), although I'm much
Did you install a low-latency kernel?
Also, I would consider switching to Jack2, since it won't
kick you out if there's a hiccup.
-gabriel
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