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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 24 for Linux => Topic started by: bob on April 17, 2018, 04:49:45 pm
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This is the latest version of MC23 for Linux. Please post bugs here. Please start a new thread for anything requiring discussion. Non-bug posts will be deleted.
Download:
amd64 http://files.jriver.com/mediacenter/channels/v24/latest/MediaCenter-24.0.16-amd64.deb
i386 http://files.jriver.com/mediacenter/channels/v24/latest/MediaCenter-24.0.16.deb
arm http://files.jriver.com/mediacenter/channels/v24/latest/MediaCenter-24.0.16-armhf.deb
Also in the beta and latest repos.
24.0.16 (4/17/2018)
1. FIXED: A significant memory leak.
24.0.15 (4/13/2018)
1. NEW: Added support for bilinear image resizing (on ARM which didn't have it before) so that images in the program will look much better.
2. Fixed: A segfault upon startup with systems that have non-standard /dev tree.
24.0.12 (4/10/2018)
1. Fixed: Non-Root users on linux couldn't send WOL packets.
2. Fixed: Removed unsupported print commands from menus.
3. NEW: Much faster FFT code for places where spectrum analysis is used.
4. Changed: Some licensing code. Registration code will need to be re-entered.
24.0.2 (02/03/2018)
1. NEW: First MC24 build for linux
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The right hand search text field for searching still has to be clicked twice before being able to enter text. I paid for 4 versions so far and this simple bug has not yet been fixed on Linux. Are there any UI fixes / improvements for Linux?
The same about shutting down JRIver - shutdown is very slow for MC 21/22/23/24. Any plans to fix it?
Are there any plans to support 4k scaling? On a 4k screen MC 24 doesn't look too good to put it mildly. I had to change the text to size 18 or so to be able to read - and my vision is 20/20.
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The right hand search text field for searching still has to be clicked twice before being able to enter text. I paid for 4 versions so far and this simple bug has not yet been fixed on Linux. Are there any UI fixes / improvements for Linux?
I've never seen this bug, can you provide some info about your Linux system where you've been seeing this?
Are there any plans to support 4k scaling? On a 4k screen MC 24 doesn't look too good to put it mildly. I had to change the text to size 18 or so to be able to read - and my vision is 20/20.
Have you tried using the scaling settings under View-->Size-->200%? With those and a larger font size MC looks the exact same on a 4K screen for me as on a non-4K screen (I'm using it on a 4K screen right now). Or do you mean you want the 4k scaling to be automatic? Or something else?
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Search always works for me with a single click, like Windows and Mac.
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I've never seen this bug, can you provide some info about your Linux system where you've been seeing this?
Have you tried using the scaling settings under View-->Size-->200%? With those and a larger font size MC looks the exact same on a 4K screen for me as on a non-4K screen (I'm using it on a 4K screen right now). Or do you mean you want the 4k scaling to be automatic? Or something else?
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Ubuntu 17.04 17.10 18.04 (this is a RC) - KDE. Steps to reproduce:
1. click on one of the albums or left panel
2. click once in the search field text and try typing - nothing will happen
3. click once more - now the search box works as expected
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In this day and age I'd expect automatic scaling - the same as all other Linux applications I install
BTW - thanks for pointing out the View-->Size-->200% option. Now it looks better. Thanks again
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Ubuntu 17.04 17.10 18.04 (this is a RC) - KDE. Steps to reproduce:
1. click on one of the albums or left panel
2. click once in the search field text and try typing - nothing will happen
3. click once more - now the search box works as expected
It's a KDE thing.
See the last post in this thread:
https://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php/topic,112901.msg796254.html#msg796254
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It's a KDE thing.
See the last post in this thread:
https://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php/topic,112901.msg796254.html#msg796254
Thanks a bunch! For a guy who likes KDE I should have known this :(