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Di Rossi wrote:And you can run Cross in wine?...

i gave it go it seems like something is missing for me to do so.
i even gave vdj a test and it opened
i installed wineasio and it reads my sound card by n.i
however i would want to wait to see if mixvibes can get there DVS working with wine to DJ on it as i had it with vdj lol.

j-kut wrote:Wine sucks for realtime apps.

what would u use im new to this o.s and would like to know

you want tips?

get a reliable win-machine and optimise it, thats the best you can do...

jeeese, why make it more complicated if there is a working and stable system?

j-kut wrote:you want tips?

get a reliable win-machine and optimise it, thats the best you can do...

jeeese, why make it more complicated if there is a working and stable system?

Good advice!

Presonally, I do love Linux and use it more than Windows, but I wouldn't trust a Linux system for doing live gigs!

There is an option for people who want to try Linux however and it's quite safe. Ubuntu and Linux Mint do have Windows installers which set up a small Linux system which dual boots on startup. You install it like any other Windows program, and if you experience problems, you can remove it like any other program too. Linux has made massive improvements in the last few years, but a sound system that is reliable, and stable enough to run DJ programs is, unfortuantely, a long way off yet.

AS much as I'd love a version of Cross to try on Linux, I'll always use my Windows set-up to play live gigs.

Let me proove you wrong my friends!

Blackbrook wrote:Let me proove you wrong my friends!

Go for it Steve! We need screenshots, recordings, everything!

You can be the Linux DJ King

the thing to do is get indiviauls together to work on the solution,,, sorry i an way out of the loop (no computer savy),, but any help to get it to fruitation i can ,will support the effort

daniel clark wrote::cool: the thing to do is get indiviauls together to work on the solution,,, sorry i an way out of the loop (no computer savy),, but any help to get it to fruitation i can ,will support the effort

I'm like you Daniel - an enthusiastic amateur!

The mazing thing about Linux is just what you mentioned, individuals. It's run by numerous people, giving their time for free in most cases, to create something good for other people.

Also, to tailor a version of Linux for one single purpose. For instance there are versions designed for music production, graphics production...and so on.

There's no reason why that there can't be a special version of Linux designed purely for DJ's...

not trying to dampen any mood ,but the main concern and stopper would be proteriy rights(realy spelled wrong), so any thing with mixvibes coding will have to be done with mixvibes support and blessings

I agree and understand - but just imagine...

'Ubuntu Cross Edition'!!!!!