[ILUG] What's "VFS: Close: File count is 0" ?

[Jeremy Smyth]

I started getting this a coupla weeks ago (coupla? Maybe I'm getting that
Spelling disease....) I'm getting the feeling it's netscape related, but I
don't know.
Any ideas?

/jer

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Date: Thu Jun  1 14:46:40 2000

On 1 Jun 00, at 11:43, Martin Donlon wrote:

> On Mon, 29 May 2000, Joe Fay wrote:
> 
> > I've  tried some of the drivers for this card under Linux, but nothing
> > consistant and satisfactory so far.  I need to do full duplex -- both
> > MIDI and multiple audio tracks.  Under $M win, I use Power Tracks or
> > Cakewalk.  How would you proceed to get drivers and software under Linux
> > to make this work...I still have one of my #$%$#(*^& machines on Win98
> > just to do this.  I'd dearly love to wipe 'Mr. Bill' off the drive!
> If your looking for tools similar to Power Tracks or Cakewalk for Linux
> you may want to reconsider:/ Decent, professional quality music packages
> just don't exist atm. There isn't even a *working* mod tracker for Linux
> ffs.
> Get a Mac or an Atari Falcon. Something thats *good* for music work. 

Alternatively check out Jazz++ - http://www.jazzware.com/
It's recently gone open source so you can always improve on it if it 
doesn't fit your needs fully.  I've only played with it a little, but it 
seems fairly nifty so far.

Martin.