Hmm, it looks like the first few messages there are doing initial setup. After that, it looks like it’s having trouble loading some of its libraries. Then it isn’t able to read your sound devices. I haven’t run Mixxx with nixos or pipewire, but maybe try the flatpak? Sorry it isn’t running out of the box for you.
Mixxx can do all of those things, it’s a free alternative to Serato DJ and similar. It’s super straightforward to playback audio slowed to the exact BPM you need, loop it, and/or play it in a different key. Give it a try!
Let me know if you need any help.
Good bot
Big W
I highly recommend timeshift. It makes it easy to make system snapshots (think system restore points) at regular intervals so that if you try something and it breaks your system, you can restore it to a working state. It has saved me hours of work from all of the reinstalls that I didn’t have to do. I wish I had something like this when I first started out with Linux. It would have saved me dozens of Linux installs.
Steven Colbert as President Hathaway on Monsters Vs. Aliens
Overwatch. I’ve played since 2018 and I still haven’t climbed out of Bronze. I love the story and character lore a ton though!
I always bypass ever launching Edge by installing with
winget install mozilla.firefox
Or just install Linux.
My main complaint is that the message is so big, and that it covers so much of the screen.
Edit: I forgot to mention that I dislike sites suggesting a monthly donation my default.
If one must use liquid accelerants, kerosene or (gasp) charcoal lighting fluid are good choices because they don’t turn into gas as readily or burn as quickly as gas. Again only of you must. Solid fire starters are more reliable and safe anyway.
Maybe not, but it still shows this:
It’s a great, foss DJ app. It gets better every time I pull it out to tinker with it. I’m not a DJ, but it’s a powerful tool.
You can get anything you want
Load them in mixxx, and then hit the 16- or 32-bar loop button on the sections you want to repeat.
FRAMESHIFT DRIVE CHARGING
Glad to hear it! Mixxx has been one of my favorite projects to use, and they always surprise me with new features whenever I open it up!