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Aleksander at 09:35, 5 April 2012

2012-04-05T09:35:08Z

Aleksander: Update for Oneiric packaging

2012-04-05T09:33:49Z

Update for Oneiric packaging

Aleksander: Added info for Natty

2011-04-13T14:13:44Z

Added info for Natty

Aleksander at 15:41, 29 March 2011

2011-03-29T15:41:46Z

Aleksander: Added PPA webpage link

2011-03-16T18:05:23Z

Added PPA webpage link

Aleksander: New Troubleshooting section

2011-03-15T17:09:57Z

New Troubleshooting section

Aleksander at 14:00, 15 March 2011

2011-03-15T14:00:19Z

Aleksander: updated details for maverick

2011-03-15T13:57:57Z

updated details for maverick

Admin: /* Ubuntu Jaunty */

2010-08-11T15:14:54Z

‎Ubuntu Jaunty

Admin: /* Ubuntu Jaunty */

2009-11-14T12:22:38Z

‎Ubuntu Jaunty

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 {{Languages}}
-== Ubuntu Lucid/Maverick/Natty/Oneiric ==
+== Ubuntu PPA ==
 Follow these instructions to install Psychosynth if you are using Ubuntu or any other derivative (like [http://trisquel.info Trisquel GNU/Linux]).

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 {{Languages}}
-== Ubuntu Lucid/Maverick/Natty ==
+== Ubuntu Lucid/Maverick/Natty/Oneiric ==
 Follow these instructions to install Psychosynth if you are using Ubuntu or any other derivative (like [http://trisquel.info Trisquel GNU/Linux]).
-These packages have been tested in Ubuntu Lucid (10.04), Ubuntu Maverick (10.10) and Ubuntu Natty (11.04), as well as other older releases not covered in this PPA.
+These packages have been tested in Ubuntu Lucid (10.04), Ubuntu Maverick (10.10), Ubuntu Natty (11.04) and Ubuntu Oneiric (11.10), as well as other older releases not covered in this PPA.
 Please note that since Maverick, the Ubuntu kernel comes without OSS support, so only ALSA or JACK output are supported. See the Troubleshooting section below.
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 '''1. Sound comes terribly delayed (up to 30s)'''
 If you have ALSA configured in Settings->Audio->Output and you get the audio veeeery delayed, then try to use another Alsa device instead of the 'default' one, like 'hw:0,0':
 <pre>
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 </pre>
-'''2. No sound yet!'''
+If no sound yet, try to use JACK output in Settings->Audio->Output:
-Try to use JACK output in Settings->Audio->Output:
 <pre>
 $> sudo apt-get install jackd
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 $> psynth3d -o jack
 </pre>

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 {{Languages}}
-== Ubuntu Lucid/Maverick ==
+== Ubuntu Lucid/Maverick/Natty ==
 Follow these instructions to install Psychosynth if you are using Ubuntu or any other derivative (like [http://trisquel.info Trisquel GNU/Linux]).
-These packages have been tested in Ubuntu Lucid 10.04 and Ubuntu Maverick 10.10, as well as other older releases not covered in this PPA. Please note that since Maverick, the Ubuntu kernel comes without OSS support, so you'll need to choose either ALSA or JACK output. See the Troubleshooting section below.
+These packages have been tested in Ubuntu Lucid (10.04), Ubuntu Maverick (10.10) and Ubuntu Natty (11.04), as well as other older releases not covered in this PPA.
 These packages are maintained by [http://es.gnu.org/~aleksander/web/ Aleksander Morgado].

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 === Troubleshooting ===
-'''1. No sound!'''
+'''1. Sound comes terribly delayed (up to 30s)'''
+If you have ALSA configured in Settings->Audio->Output and you get the audio veeeery delayed, then try to use another Alsa device instead of the 'default' one, like 'hw:0,0':
-Since Maverick, Ubuntu comes without OSS support in the kernel. So make sure you're don't have OSS as default output in Settings->Audio->Output
+<pre>
+$> psynth3d -o alsa --alsa-device hw:0,0
-'''2. No sound yet! Or very delayed audio!'''
+</pre>
-If you have ALSA configured in Settings->Audio->Output and you still cannot get any audio, or the audio is veeeery delayed, then try to use JACK output in Settings->Audio->Output :
 <pre>
 $> sudo apt-get install jackd

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 === Manual setup ===
-In case you maintain manually your sources.list, here you have the detailed manual setup instructions.
+In case you maintain manually your sources.list, here you have the detailed manual setup instructions. More information can be found in the [https://launchpad.net/~gnu-psychosynth-team/+archive/ppa GNU Psychosynth PPA webpage].
 <pre>

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 {{Languages}}
-If you are using a Ubuntu distribution, the best way to install Psychosynth is to add the repository to your sources list. To add your repository you may do it graphically using Synaptic or just edit this file as ''root'': ''/etc/apt/sources.list''. There are repositories available for the following distributions:
+If you are using Ubuntu or any other derivative (like [http://trisquel.info Trisquel GNU/Linux] , the best way to install Psychosynth is to add the repository to your sources list. To add your repository you may do it graphically using Synaptic or just edit this file as ''root'': ''/etc/apt/sources.list''. There are repositories available for the following distributions:
-== Ubuntu Lucid ==
+== Ubuntu Lucid/Maverick ==
 <pre>
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 </pre>
-Where it says ''lucid'' you may also write a later version of the Ubuntu distribution. You may need to tell apt to accept those repos without issuing a warning when running apt-get update. For that, you can just do the following for each warned key:
+Where it says ''lucid'' you may also write a later version of the Ubuntu distribution (e.g ''maverick''). You may need to tell apt to accept those repos without issuing a warning when running apt-get update. For that, you can just do the following for each warned key:
 <pre>
 $> gpg --keyserver subkeys.pgp.net --recv 4A3B72F02ADA7053
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 Once you run sudo apt-get update, install the packages:
 <pre>
 $> sudo apt-get install psychosynth-gui psychosynth-samples
 </pre>
-This repository has been tested Ubuntu Jaunty. Many thanks to [http://es.gnu.org/~aleksander/web/ Aleksander Morgado] for maintaining these packages.
+Many thanks to [http://es.gnu.org/~aleksander/web/ Aleksander Morgado] for maintaining these packages.

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 If you are using a Ubuntu distribution, the best way to install Psychosynth is to add the repository to your sources list. To add your repository you may do it graphically using Synaptic or just edit this file as ''root'': ''/etc/apt/sources.list''. There are repositories available for the following distributions:
-== Ubuntu Jaunty ==
+== Ubuntu Lucid ==
 <pre>
-# Andrew Finn's PPA for ogre 1.6
+deb https://launchpad.net/~gnu-psychosynth-team/+archive/ppa lucid main
-deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/andrewfenn/ogredev/ubuntu karmic main
+deb-src https://launchpad.net/~gnu-psychosynth-team/+archive/ppa lucid main
-deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/andrewfenn/ogredev/ubuntu karmic main
-−
-# Aleksander Morgado's PPA for Psychosynth
-deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/aleksander-m/psychosynth/ubuntu karmic main
-deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/aleksander-m/psychosynth/ubuntu karmic main
 </pre>
-Where it says ''karmic'' you may also write ''jaunty'' in case you use that distribution. You may need to tell apt to accept those repos without issuing a warning when running apt-get update. For that, you can just do the following for each warned key:
+Where it says ''lucid'' you may also write a later version of the Ubuntu distribution. You may need to tell apt to accept those repos without issuing a warning when running apt-get update. For that, you can just do the following for each warned key:
 <pre>
 $> gpg --keyserver subkeys.pgp.net --recv 4A3B72F02ADA7053