Interesting! I used to run the computers in an advertising firm and file formats and printers (and color correction) was an everyday chore.

I found this in the manual for the 900; "JPEG with the Exif Version 2.3 standard taken by digital cameras DCF*1 version 1.0
or 2.0*2 compliant"

Maybe you could convert the pics to this format? (BMP seems stone age )

1.1.2 configured on my setup. Just missed two packages, which I installed.
Example of what configure told me:

So I apt searched for liblibxfce4ui-2-dev and installed it. The other missing was a "vte"-package.
I'm on Devaun 5 too and have build-essential and linux-headers-xx installed since a long time.

When compiling one must consider that often times the source Readme does not mention ALL necessary libs needed.

I used to use Audacity but some years ago changed to Reaper. I always found Audacity tricky to use. Reaper is a more full blown audio/midi app but I find it easier to configure.

I assume you're recording some mono or stereo input? If so, Alsa would do nicely. In Reaper you can activate Alsa and at the same time deactivate Pulseaudio (if you have it). Alsa is the basis of all sound and has the lowest latency.

One advantage with Reaper, is that you can very easily use compressors, reverbs, EQ and more on your recording. I found Audacity harder to use and manage sound in.

Reaper is free to use and Linux native, with thousands of native plugins: https://www.reaper.fm/

Found this on the interwebs and it sounds logical to me:

On Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxmint/comm … necessary/
The mentioned link:
http://lists.busybox.net/pipermail/busy … 74114.html

If all this is true, I don't feel so grumpy anymore.

(a long time ago I bought a 105 megabyte SCSI HD for like 350 USD - and that was cheap)

sysv-rc-conf
https://www.alibabacloud.com/help/en/ec … u-instance

Driver 525.147.05-6~deb12u1 will fix it, it seems. I have proposed-updates active, so I'll just wait for it to trickle down.

EDIT: Kernel 6.5.0.0 fixed it for now, I guess.

@stultumanto ahh, thank you! Now I've got something to do this snowy day too!

I've modified the yad script a bit, to also pop-op a countdown timer, so as to know when it's finished.
But, I can not get the code to pass a variable to the next script. I've tried a bunch of stuff like several different kinds of single AND double quotes. I've tried to define the variable TIME and and then read it in in the next script, but it all seems to be above my pay grade (or IQ rather).

My altered code:
snip...

--field="   3 Minutes!/home/USER/alarm_96_icon.png":fbtn "bash -c '/home/USER/bin/newtimerwindow3 &  sleep 3m ; aplay /home/USER/alarm-1000.wav'" \

...end snip.

I would like to pass the variable TIME to this script:

#!/bin/bash
##script to open new countdown from newtimer script (yad)

xterm -fa 'Monospace' -fs 48 -geometry 20x4 -e 'bash -c "/home/USER/bin/countdowntimer 3"

Instead of "..countdowntimer 3", I've tested "..countdowntimer $TIME" - no luck.

As you see, it's all very crude, but fun and maybe even a bit functional.

Crude example:

--field="   3 Minutes!/home/USER/alarm_96_icon.png":fbtn "bash -c 'TIME=3 & /home/USER/bin/newtimerwindow &  sleep 3m ; aplay /home/USER/alarm-1000.wav'" \

In the receiving script I use $TIME , but it throws everything off, and nothing opens or happens. Like this:

cat bin/countdowntimer
#!/bin/bash

hour=0
## min="$1"
min="$TIME" 
sec=0
        while [ $hour -ge 0 ]; do
                 while [ $min -ge 0 ]; do
                         while [ $sec -ge 0 ]; do
                                 echo -ne "$hour:$min:$sec\033[0K\r"
                                 let "sec=sec-1"
                                 sleep 1
                         done
                         sec=59
                         let "min=min-1"
                 done
                 min=59
                 let "hour=hour-1"
         done

+1 one the above! Thanks Devs!

Play guitar too and Devuan is great platform for a DAW! I recommend Reaper - lot of native plugins for Linux and easy to use GUI.

(Wish I had a Strat )