btw. and 1st of all, i've been really enjoying your new album (Yassin Philip - Faux Frogs). 2nd. i'm actually in love with your tutorial on LMP (Qtractor QuickStart). now the question fades/reverbs away: why don't you give a little hand to the wiki? ;) your work is and will be priceless. \o/
now to the subject at hand... erm. well, the big icons on qjackctl were in fact an old feature request from more than a decade ago (!). yep. not kidding at all.
nowadays, we all know that the advent of supa-dupa-hi-res screens are taking the bloat out of yore. my opinion goes that 4K (and 8K whatever) will be great for film making, mostly capture, cinema-wise recording and what not, and otoh. 2K (or FHD) is far well and quite enough for room/individual playback screening. yeah. you can reckon that old 640K-ram-is-enough-for-everyone saying from the old 80's, but we're not talking about machine power, instead we're talking about human vision and real eye-balls-thru-brain perception--trivia riddle alert!---do you know that your eyeball (or any other humans for that matter) does not ever change or grow during your entire lifetime? yep. since birth to the grave? :)
hi,
btw. and 1st of all, i've been really enjoying your new album (Yassin Philip - Faux Frogs). 2nd. i'm actually in love with your tutorial on LMP (Qtractor QuickStart). now the question fades/reverbs away: why don't you give a little hand to the wiki? ;) your work is and will be priceless. \o/
now to the subject at hand... erm. well, the big icons on qjackctl were in fact an old feature request from more than a decade ago (!). yep. not kidding at all.
nowadays, we all know that the advent of supa-dupa-hi-res screens are taking the bloat out of yore. my opinion goes that 4K (and 8K whatever) will be great for film making, mostly capture, cinema-wise recording and what not, and otoh. 2K (or FHD) is far well and quite enough for room/individual playback screening. yeah. you can reckon that old 640K-ram-is-enough-for-everyone saying from the old 80's, but we're not talking about machine power, instead we're talking about human vision and real eye-balls-thru-brain perception--trivia riddle alert!---do you know that your eyeball (or any other humans for that matter) does not ever change or grow during your entire lifetime? yep. since birth to the grave? :)
yet however, earing is another subject.
byee.