Got an image of the top of the hat? Found a few similar looking ones, but nothing exactly looking like it.
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The specific location would help immensely, to boil down the name of this beauty.
Thanks, I'll try decent samples. As exchange, here my effects and instruments, which I selected for working good with Linux and Windows
effects
- TS overdrive
- TAL reverb
- Room reverb
- Mfm2 from u-he (they are the goat in my opinion)
- gdelay
- Flying delay
- Centaur
- Boyd
- Carve
instruments
- Tal arppadkeys
- OS251
- Monique
- TyrelN6
- TrippleCheese
- Podolski
Hello fellow reaper user. What do you think about sharing some Linux friendly plugins, what are your gotos?
I use peek for that
I believe Redmine with a few plugin's like: checklists and kanban should do the trick. Also there is a Gantt plug-in, which will enhance the basic one, to make it waaaay more usable.
Did that too. I even installed a hot swap for my drives. Worked like a charm.
Hope it helps, would like to know if it was the solution.
Linux does have some amazing and well designed GUI applications. Of course one could do the same in the terminal. It's up to ones preference what to use when.
There is an option for auto mounting a disk, even at boot level. I had this problem before with my backup disk.
You could open the "disk" program, select your disk, use the properties button (cog wheel i believe) go to mount options and there should be two check boxes. One is for this auto mounting at boot level (or something like that) turn that off.
Maximilian Schwarzmüller got a very good course on udemy. Just wait a bit for the next and frequent sale. It's worth it.
I see. If memory serves me well, key cloak does have different flows, but we never used those, since we had no need.
So yeah, that's bad.
Clipman is my favorite