Good equalizer app/software for Linux?
 

Just wondering, as I can't seem to find anything....

Is there a app, similar to aumix. but like a good equalizer
maybe even with builtin support for home audio/theater etc?

I would prefer something light and console driven versus a gtk app.

And, I would want something that works on most distro's, if possible?
thanks

OMG I get to post again about OSSv4!!! LOL

http://www.4front-tech.com/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

ossxmix has a built in eq as well, I'd do a screen but I'm lazy this morning. =( And yes I'm being serious about the OSS, it has a lot of new features now and I'm trying to spread the wyrd!

Oh yeah dude
I use ossmix exclusively on tinycore
it's loud!

is ossmix available for debian unstable/testing?

Tinycore, with just OSS, opera,xmms f*%^%& rocks the vol lol

I'll have to reboot to find out if it's avail for deb, sure it is right?

If you follow the build instructions here:

http://www.4front-tech.com/wiki/inde...v4_from_source

you can create a deb....

cheers,

Awh beat to it!!! Yeah, basically all you need to do to make a deb is build and compile it, instead of running make install run make deb and your set.

OK
I'll try it:)

I'll be building/installing it while chrooted, is that OK?

Its not working
the instructions are retarded or something...

after doing this

it seemed to untar itself....


this is where I'm at now and stuck here..

the makefile is in /usr/src/
the oss folder is in /usr/src/

and I'm cd'd into ~/oss (wherever that is??)

this gets me
Unknown id /usr/src/oss

so, whats wrong with this picture?

OK
my mistake
shouldve been

/usr/src/oss*/configure

that ended with erros
alot

I can't copy/paste from grml(unstable) xterm or I would list here

can I copy/paste from xterm, how?

You could run /usr/src/oss/configure | tee /home/linus/wtf.txt

and paste from the text file....

cheers,

it keeps saying

even if I chnge directory whatever

The build directory (~/oss (the "~/" denotes the user's home directory, btw)) must be empty for the configuration to start, so make sure you rm -rf ~/oss before running configure.

Also, make sure the text file you're creating (assuming that you're following the instructions in my previous post), isn't going into the ~/oss dir, as the file is created first, before the configure script runs.

cheers,

You must run the script from an empty directory.

mkdir /osstmp

cd osstmp

/usr/src/oss*/configure

if something fails

rm * -R

run /usr/src/oss*/configure again

OK
still errors

now what?

http://www.4front-tech.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2225

Use a seperate directory, don't use one inside the OSS dir. put oss in /usr/src and make the build dir in /home/username/oss

I don't know if your getting anything similar to that?

alright
first
I'm ignorant when it comes to all this configuration stuff

it made a folder named oss in /home/grml
inside that is "devices.list" and a folder named "noregparm"
which also has a file named "devices.lsit" in it?

In /usr/src is a folder named oss and a file named Makefile

so, what delete the folder/files in /home/grml or what?

what build directory?