Hi guys while you're on the subject, after finding out that without any
configuration needed my FCB-1010 foot control can select the instruments in the
active bank at select locations I tried swapping and deleting instruments and
even tried to create my own bank but all actions were denied access. After
reading up in the manual I realized I had to create a new bank root directory
then import the banks and instruments which I could then edit as I please. I
know a little bit about Linux so I was able to find the original banks but for
a complete nube it can be very hard. Maybe save the original default files in a
read-write access enabled directory to begin with?
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De : yoshimi-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <yoshimi-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> de la part de
Will Godfrey <willgodfrey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Envoyé : 27 janvier 2020 05:18
À : yoshimi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <yoshimi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Objet : [yoshimi] Re: Back on Banks
On Sun, 26 Jan 2020 21:53:17 +0100
Jesper Lloyd <jpl.lloyd@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The XDG spec would dictate that it should be stored under
$XDG_DATA_HOME/yoshimi/, where XDG_DATA_HOME should default to
$HOME/.local/share
Interesting. .local is there, but echo '$XDG_DATA_HOME' produces nothing,
whereas $HOME gives the expected response.
Sorry, my wording was a bit unclear. My understanding is that an
application that follows the XDG spec should respect the XDG_DATA_HOME
envvar if it is set, but otherwise fall back to using
$HOME/.local/share
There is no law demanding that particular spec be followed of course,
but I think it's a pretty sensible way of organizing user data for
applications.