[Babarosa]

Hi, I just wanted to add that the latest build works fine with (X)Ubuntu 14.04!

Thank you again,
Michael

[Babarosa]

I agree, I am content with v1644 anyway. I am compiling a lot of audio applications myself, I’ll see.

Thank you very much!
Michael

[Babarosa]

In usr/lib I have installed “libbfd-2.22-system.so”. So I guess, I have to upgrade then to “libbfd-2.24-system.so”?

[Babarosa]

Yes, I am talking about the 64bit versions using it on Xubuntu 12.04 64bit. The file Ctrlr-x86_64 itself from v1644 is 32,7 MB large, whereas the file Ctrlr-x86_64 itself from 16.04.2014 is only 19,9 MB large.
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When I start the latest build from a terminal the output is:

./Ctrlr-x86_64: error while loading shared libraries: libbfd-2.24-system.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

Ctrlr doesn’t start at all, yet the package “binutils-dev GNU binary utilities (BFD development files)” is installed.
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Starting version1644 this way works fine, I do not need the package “libbfd” respectively “binutils-dev GNU binary utilities (BFD development files)”.

Greetings,
Michael

[Babarosa]

Dear atom,

thank you very much – I saw that “Ctrlr_1261.bin” is online now.

Greetings, Michael

[Babarosa]

Dear atom,

binaries just as in the download section wold be more than sufficient (at least for me). Thank you for your efforts!

Cheers, Michael

[Babarosa]

Hi there,

I would politely ask for recent nightly builds of ctrlr for Linux (I am using Xubuntu), if you don’t mind.

Greetings, Michael

[Babarosa]

Hi there!

This is my first posting in this forum.
For a long timeI I have been searching for a tool like ctrlr- thanks for sharing with us. I am doing my musical work completely with Xubuntu and therefore politely ask you to continue your compiling ctrlr also for GNU/Linux based systems.

Greetings, Michael

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