@sleepsounds - files corrected :)
jackalpup is an audio production focused puppy with jack sound server preconfigured.
-Remastered from Fossapup64 for an, almost, traditional base. (thanks @666philb)
-Utilizing a shiny new 5.4.70-rt40 full real time kernel. (three cheers for @rockedge)
-A curation of linux audio apps and plugins mostly from the kxstudio repos but also drawing ideas and inspiration from Avlinux and studio 1337.
-Focused on including tools and plugins that are not available from the ppm.
-A lite(ish) starter pack of synths, sequencers, loopers, multi tracking and effects.
-Carla audio plugin host gives access to a few hundred audio/midi instruments, effects and utilities
-Plugin additions have been manually trimmed down wherever possible to one plugin format (lv2) to keep as small a base as possible while still having a hefty arsenal of awesome sauce ready to rock.
-Customized jack capture (cadence-tools) for quickly recording all jack audio on the fly.
-Ported right click actions (avlinux) for building sfz soundkits and h2drumkits.
-Global dark theme for those of us who loathe a white screen. (recommend advanced night mode for palemoon to complete the vibe)
-Main iso (661 MB) has Carla (with a few hundred plugins), qtractor, Luppp, guitarix, sequencer64, Qmidiarp, Helm, ZynAddSubfx and more.
-ydrv (171 MB) adds Ardour, calf rack, mixxx and a few hundred more plugins
-Kxstudio repos are available through pkg. Helper in puppy reference.
Known issues-- ( I have tested the full package on 2 machines over the last week or so )
I sometimes need to restart X for the removable drive icons to show. pmount works fine
The menu items do not always reflect the selections on menu manager
I am guessing that it is something I missed when combining the adrv and main sfs.
Everything else is as expected (or better with the new kernel!)
I have also uploaded a "multiboot" zip for usb. It has both refind for uefi and grub4dos for bios mode.
Simply place the contents of the zip at the root of a FAT formatted usb (or first partition) with the flags BOOT and ESP.
It is experimental but I have had good results and I am curios how it works for others.
more details here: https://forum.puppylinux.com/viewtopic.php?f=119&t=1148
