Maybe that can change if that happens in the sphere of audio?

ardour, on the other hand, is unexpectedly cool, but I have little experience with DAWs in general, so it’s hard to make any objective statements about it. but personally I prefer ardour over reaper and anything else now. friends liked it too.

are you scrolling thru old messages? 😂

yeah.

so what are your favorite topics in tech?

many. can’t name any particular 😀
not an expert in anything, but interested in almost every aspect of software and hardware. and I find the latest is much more deeper rabbit hole than CS

and yours?

esp is awesome. did you know about esphome.io?

jack of all trades ( I won’t say master of none though)

discovered it recently, was amazed

none of people I know would say «master of smth» about themselves 😀
constant learning in IT, you are always left behind for several years at best

I’m also hoping for the new protocol named matter

seems interesting.

I don’t usually see many big companies signing under something universal, open and user-oriented. usually they endorse DRM and vendor-locking.

And i am logging it in a log file now i want the log file with time stamp on everycmd so that it can be tracked according to time on system

date ; command

Someone told me that bsd is great in that part but beats me. I never used bsd os. He told me that the he used freebsd because it have an outstanding control of audio so far I heard for him.

it might. but the main part of working with audio is applying plugins. compressors, parametric equalizers, de-essers, sidechaining everything, etc. even the same plugin from different authors might require slightly different experience and method of setting it up correctly. so they are not so interchangeable as one may think. and open-source plugins are just shit. sadly. from UI/UX viewpoint.

most high-end popular plugins are paid and proprietary, and of course don’t work on linux.

so you may end up having the best sound subsystem with low latency and perfect stability and control, but… you can’t even use any decent parametric EQ with it. zero sense so :/

Well, we haven’t triump in some areas like audio because that cycle. There is not nice iu/ux because most are propietary so people use propietary os so the manufacturers and software vendor don’t feel the urge to offer support to floss os because the low demand.

In contrast, I can tell the good support that linux is getting in drawing software and hardware where you can find drivers for most common drawing tabs. But that happened because more andmore people used linux to draw illustration moved for the great krita also!

Maybe that can change if that happens in the sphere of audio? Though I know hardware and software support in linux is lacking (soundblaster company is one at fault too)

Do I have to add date before every 100 cmd

There where you wanna see the date

I don’t know how to automate it so have to do it manually only

And for example i am running this cmd

Yum install curl

So it would be like

Date yum install curl >>/var/log/logfile.txt

Why don’t you use PS1 for that or maybe a prompt like starship.rs ?

Don’t forget the semicolon

Either
date ; yum…

Or
date
yum …

> yum