Aere
June 14th, 2012, 09:20 PM
In upgrading from Lubuntu 11.10 to 12.04, the "qjackctl" component is marked as obsolete, and is removed in a way that I cannot re-install it, rendering my (MIDI music system) useless for its intended purpose.
I have had no problems in using qjackctl in Lubuntu 11.10, or 12.04 (from a fresh install).
Why has it been taken away (marked obsolete)?
If there is some reason it can't be used in Lubuntu, then I must abandon Lubuntu, since MIDI music is most of what I do, and qjackctl is a critical component in that work.
Is there a way I can get around it being marked "obsolete", so I can re-install it, or must I do a complete fresh install?
I have had no problems in using qjackctl in Lubuntu 11.10, or 12.04 (from a fresh install).
Why has it been taken away (marked obsolete)?
If there is some reason it can't be used in Lubuntu, then I must abandon Lubuntu, since MIDI music is most of what I do, and qjackctl is a critical component in that work.
Is there a way I can get around it being marked "obsolete", so I can re-install it, or must I do a complete fresh install?