falktx @falktx@mastodon.falktx.com

@prokoudine @GIMP the new developments on JPEG XL seem weird to me. didnt google abandon the project recently?

@eylul these follow fridays are slightly anxiety inducing, weeks are passing by too quickly! 😅

(oh it is friday again already??)

@x42 I expected to be similar for you haha.

how do you generate those graphs? nice to see it displayed in such fashion, some days were really busy there!

@kamikazow noooo, that seems awful. I am glad my OCD is not that bad

@aniy haha sure, but best to not ignore invoices and receipts of course!

wondering if it is just me, or if others feel a similar problem..

week by week the number of unhandled emails increases, way too many discussions and tickets to reply to.
not sure if the number will ever start to go down at this point 😔

@atsushieno yep, it is then DPF doing the magic of plugin abstraction, which includes web-assembly support.
JUCE doesnt officially support web targets yet

SurgeXT is now in Cardinal!
(together with MildMeld PatchMaster and stoermelder-packone too!)

Just updated the web version so you can try it out without installing.

See for a demo patch by JTB
Press "run" in the top-left module to begin the waves 🌊 🌊

https://cardinal.kx.studio/?patchurl=https://kx.studio/Paste/raw/SSkE0

Coming soon...

oh I forgot to give the magic link! 🤦‍♂️
Try it out in https://cardinal.kx.studio/ 🚋 🚋 🚋

This is kinda cool, getting modules working on Cardinal means we immediately get them working on the browser too (assuming they dont do fancy thread stuff, which most don't)

new stoermelder modules? got it!

update befaco to bring pony-vco,? cool, now it runs on the browser too!

update mindmeld to get patchmaster? yep, loaded in browser!

for showing off and trying random things, this is quite cool.

@apatchworkboy there was a license incompatibility in the past, authors now updated it to be GPLv3+ which is Cardinal compatible <3

it is now in Cardinal, part of latest git and GH action builds 🚀 🚀 🚀

that brings the alternative module browser too. I did skip the MIDI utilities though, as they would need substantial rework in order to run in Cardinal.

@whynothugo closing the last tab on firefox closes the window too yes. previously we needed to use ctrl+q to really close it, this changed quite a while ago

@whynothugo except when applications fully close when doing a last ctrl+w, that is seriously annoying.
Doing multiple ctrl+w until every tab is closed has its uses, and it used to NOT close the whole thing...