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@mzero mzero released this 15 Dec 19:01
· 7 commits to master since this release

1.0 is here!

The executables, package, service and even the service-user have all switched to the final names:

  • midiminder - the service, the command for interacting with the service, and user name the service runs under
  • midiwala - the Swiss army knife of ALSA MIDI ports and connections

The package will correctly stop & disable the service under the older name, and will prompt you to remove the older packages. You can do so before or after installation of this version:

sudo apt remove amidiminder  # or purge instead of remove if you prefer
sudp apt remove amidiauto    # if you have this older pagkage

Fixes:

  • Documentation improvements
  • Small improvements in display ports, and empty lists
  • Can now parse exact match rules for ports that have colons in them
  • Handle unparseable state files gracefully

The .deb files below were built for some common OS configurations:

  • midiminder_1.0-1_bookworm_amd64.deb for Debian 12 based OSes, built for x86-64
  • midiminder_1.0-1_bookworm_arm64.deb for Debian 12 based OSes, built for arm 64bit, works for RaspberryPi OS 64bit & Patchbox OS
  • midiminder_1.0-1_bookworm_armhf.deb for Debian 12 based OSes, built for arm 32bit, works for RaspberryPi OS 32bit
  • midiminder_1.0-1_bullseye_armhf.deb for Debian 11 based OSes, built for arm 32bit, works for older RaspberryPi OS 32bit & Patchbox OS
  • midiminder_1.0-1_buster_armhf.deb for Debian 10 based OSes, built for arm 32bit, works for much older RaspberryPi OS 32bit & Patchbox OS

You can see what Debian version your OS is derived from (if any) with:

cat /etc/debian_version || echo not Debian derived