Torchlight
So Im now playing this game called Torchlight, which was just released late last month. Okay, gameplay is very much like Diablo 1 and 2....because one of the developers was behind those games. For some unknown reason, Im actually reminded of World of Warcraft with this game, specifically with the vibe. Plus side, at least you dont pay for every game. Downside, its got no multiplayer mode. Cool thing to have muskets and old-fashion rifles as part of the arsenal, but theres no concept of ammunition, just like Diablo 1.
Ubuntu Studio
I had to downgrade my Ubuntu Studio to 9.04 from 9.10. True, 9.10 updates easier as compared to previous versions. But its the hardware compatibility thats driving me crazy. In fact, Im having tech issues with my graphics card and making the guitar interface work with jack. Jack, is ta sort of virtual interface which lets you route your audio path into different chains before recording or playing it. Its an essential tool for apps like Ardour and Hydrogen.
The graphics issue, Im still working around it. The guitar interface, I still have to work around it and even try other interfaces for jack. Now I wonder how this will fair with midi.
My DVD writer
...is now a useless piece of crap because it now cannot burn nor even read discs I burned. It also cannot open, not unless theres a disc inside. Now I need to buy a new one.
So Im now playing this game called Torchlight, which was just released late last month. Okay, gameplay is very much like Diablo 1 and 2....because one of the developers was behind those games. For some unknown reason, Im actually reminded of World of Warcraft with this game, specifically with the vibe. Plus side, at least you dont pay for every game. Downside, its got no multiplayer mode. Cool thing to have muskets and old-fashion rifles as part of the arsenal, but theres no concept of ammunition, just like Diablo 1.
Ubuntu Studio
I had to downgrade my Ubuntu Studio to 9.04 from 9.10. True, 9.10 updates easier as compared to previous versions. But its the hardware compatibility thats driving me crazy. In fact, Im having tech issues with my graphics card and making the guitar interface work with jack. Jack, is ta sort of virtual interface which lets you route your audio path into different chains before recording or playing it. Its an essential tool for apps like Ardour and Hydrogen.
The graphics issue, Im still working around it. The guitar interface, I still have to work around it and even try other interfaces for jack. Now I wonder how this will fair with midi.
My DVD writer
...is now a useless piece of crap because it now cannot burn nor even read discs I burned. It also cannot open, not unless theres a disc inside. Now I need to buy a new one.
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