From 23541ef330cdeca46aaea3e6a0b8eb1fb3776b7c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: falkTX
Just follow the instructions here.
+ Simply uninstall the kxstudio-repos package with the "purge" option, like so:
+
+ Due to how Debian packages work, uninstalling a package does not remove its /etc content, as these are treated as system configuration files.
+ It is common for Ubuntu (and maybe others) to disable or even automatically modify external repository files when upgrading to a new version.
+ Simply uninstall (using "purge", see above) and reinstall the KXStudio repositories again.
+
Any modern Debian or Ubuntu based system, running GNU/Linux.
A few reasons actually:
How do I activate the KXStudio repos?
+How do I activate the KXStudio repositories?
How do I remove/uninstall the KXStudio repositories?
+
+sudo apt-get purge kxstudio-repos
+
+
+ We must use the purge option in order to delete such files.
+ Note that this operation will not uninstall or downgrade individual packages.
+I upgraded my OS and can no longer install KXStudio packages
+
+ This leads to the KXStudio repositories no longer being setup properly.
+What computer systems are supported?
@@ -46,7 +68,7 @@ include_once("includes/header.php");
You can, but it will likely not be answered. The KXStudio repositories focus on audio plugins, not general applications.
Why are applications not the focus for the KXStudio repos?
+Why are applications not the focus for the KXStudio repositories?
This can be achieved by activating specific build flags (-ffast-math -mfpmath=sse) and set a few CPU flags in the audio thread.
Some plugins include such flags as part of their build rules, but not all.
- Packages in the KXStudio repos have all these flags active (all plugin builds, plus audio threads set the needed CPU flags),
+ Packages in the KXStudio repositories have all these flags active (all plugin builds, plus audio threads set the needed CPU flags),
so denormals become a thing of the past. :)
Something to note is that distributions like Debian, which want to keep support for old hardware, cannot enable this.
@@ -96,7 +118,8 @@ include_once("includes/header.php");
This is for protection of those running the KXStudio repositories in rolling-release style distributions.
An update from the distribution which does not follow KXStudio rules is a potential source of issues (see the points above).
Better to have something stable that you know won't break during updates.
- (The focus on plugins in the repos means it is much less work to maintain them, and this critical. The KXStudio repos should be up-to-date as much as possible)
+ (The focus on plugins in the repositories means it is much less work to maintain them, and this critical.
+ The KXStudio repositories should be up-to-date as much as possible)