The next version of Audax will be released (if all goes well) on the 17th of February. The reason for postponing the release is the case that I want to substantially improve my current designs. By taking a bit more time to tweak things the next version of Audax will be more robust than ever. I am also taking a seven day hiatus from techtimejourney so that I can focus on delivering as high quality release as I can.
Take care and see you on the 17th of February.
Recently, I made some much needed updates to two programs, which will also be present in the upcoming Audax 0.1.4.
Wlansetup updated to a version 0.3.1-Audax:
The update fixes a typo, which caused misbehavior on /etc/rc.local if there were already some lines present in it. Now Wlansetup adds the autostart line nicely to the end of /etc/rc.local.
*Note. If you get weird errors when using usb wlan sticks try another usb port. I had one usb port, which gave me plenty of errors and refused to start the interface scan of Wlansetup correctly – all other ports worked just fine.
Get the updated version from here: http://www.techtimejourney.net/wlan-setup-program-wpa2-wpa-psk-debian-family/
Audax sound selector updated to revision B:
The update adds Alsa HDMI support and a simple cli menu to keep things in order.
*Note if you use Debian Jessie/Sid your Alsa services might be masked. If this is the case just reboot the computer and your sound settings should load up correctly.
Get the updated version from here: http://www.techtimejourney.net/audax-sound-selector-program-released/
It turns out that getting a sound output from a HDMI connected display when using Alsa is actually really simple. Here is the outline of the process.
1. Install alsa-utils (we need a tool called aplay). For example: sudo apt-get install alsa-utils
2. Open a terminal client and type aplay -l to list all your sound devices.
You will get something like this: Continue reading
It is time to release another program after some time-consuming tests – in order to verify quality. Without further ado, here comes Sysmanager
Sysmanager’s outlook.