Thank you for sharing this! I have enjoyed thumbkey for a long while, but it's lovely being back on qwerty to try this out :) at minimum it means I have a keyboard to offer when other people use my phone! :)
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Does this mean people loved my performance of "15 guitar pedals wired to create a feedback loop from hell"?
Perhaps it needed to be appreciated in another room, or I shall turn into another person in the next year or so... I fear it!
That's a very fair opinion too! I feel they changed about 4 times as a band (understandably I guess as they were about for 3 decades), and damn Life's Rich Pageant was special - it's one I play very often, and it is stacked! :)
It's the best they sounded as a pure rock band, even though I have such a soft spot for Murmur. New Adventures touched on that feeling again, but it wasn't front to back perfect in the same way (partly because of its length!)
The trouble I have is I couldn't imagine life without what came after Life's Rich Pageant, for instance Automatic meant a great deal to me, as it was the first album I remember hearing and loving growing up. :)
As massive R.E.M. fan, this made me conflicted! Automatic for the People is beautiful, and most days my favourite, but I wouldn't want to miss where the band went after.
Their last album was brilliant, Accelerate was fun... I know AftP was a hell of a peak, but I can't find it in me to write off anything except a chunk of Around the Sun...
Thank you for allowing me to talk about my favourite band. :)
Thank you for mentioning /e/os, this is the first I've heard of it and it looks like a nice open source os without making using it a chore! 😁
I might give it a go over the weekend once I've backed up everything. 😊
That is impressive! It makes me want to have a project idea just to try it out! :)
Not sure why this made me look but it is cool that Linux as a whole has a bigger user share than Windows 7 and 8.
I am relishing the idea of switching, I just need my last few creative outlets (mostly music software) to work on Linux fully, and I will jump. 😊
I am the same - I obliterated all my posts and comments, and try to see whatever answer I can't find elsewhere, and run.
It was much easier than I thought it would be, which was a nice surprise. :)
That's awful news :( fantastic unique musician
Lil Server Issue sadly is my name! Https being silly I should think 😁
I like making mini projects with Godot or Unity on the computer, or sometimes actually use my guitars or weird toy/synth instruments. 😁 Shout out to the Korg Monotron for getting me into all this!
Agreed, not just plugins its also Ableton Live for me! There is nothing that scratches that for me, bitwig does look promising eventually though. :)
Then on top of that wanting to develop games without learning another game engine (I'm far into a game, and can't change engine without starting again)
And I wanna play Baldurs Gate 3 again dammit! (To be fair I think that might work and haven't looked) :) .
I used Linux for 5 years and loved it, have a pi and a degoogled Foss phone as much as possible. I am an ally to it all, but have usecases which dictate Windows ... I think it's not unreasonable to want something to get better without binning 70℅ of why I use my computer. :)
Edit: I just learned this thread, wine might work with Ableton, this is great news :)