0.4.13 takes no effect from this, which rises another question... 0.4.10? Is that working better, or just having multiple versions stashed at the back of your comp? Posted by: Jernemies  on 2012-04-16 17:54:20

I noticed, from the way you arrange GUS-patches, that you use Windows. In Ubuntu, there's two ways of installing something: dpkg and compilation. To use dpkg, I have to download a .deb file containing the program, double-click it and watch the magic, like Windows NSIS installers in .exe. But there's no .deb package of LMMS 0.4.13, not that I know. The other way is to compile source-code using CMake. This is a more complicated procedure that can get you stuck in a salad of dependences, it can be long, tedious and might simply fail. To do that, I need LMMS source code in a .tar.bz2 file. I know where to find the lastest LMMS source, just waiting for me to compile, but I fail everytime I try. Posted by: Yure16  on 2012-04-16 18:31:34

Ah =O. I'm not an expert, but maybe the folk at IRC would know something helpful. Though if not... Your work hasn't suffered from that. Posted by: Jernemies  on 2012-04-16 19:01:51

I'll stick with 0.4.10 and save my next try at compilation for when a new instrument plugin is released.x3 Posted by: Yure16  on 2012-04-16 19:38:27

@Yure I use Ubuntu too. You can get LMMS through here: https://launchpad.net/~dns/+archive/sound If you install this archive you can download lmms 0.4.13 fine. Posted by: socceroos  on 2012-04-19 08:35:17

@Sam: I wanted to take an afternoon nap today, but now I'm totally redoing my plans. Thank you very much!:3 Posted by: Yure16  on 2012-04-20 15:53:21