• Creat@discuss.tchncs.de
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    Wasn’t there some issues with telemetry data flowing to Russia or something? I never looked into it as I didn’t need an audio editor since I’ve read that. Is that still an issue (she was it ever one to begin with)?

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    Finally! I haven’t been able to use it due to problems with menus that stem from incompatibility with Wayland (…I think, it’s been a minute). Been using Tenacity instead, which has been a decent stand-in, but it will be nice to be able to use the OG again.

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      Im on wayland and don’t recall having an issue with audacity since i switched to Linux over a year ago fwiw. It’s been a few months since i did anything serious with it but a year ago i did initially record ~100 hours of audio on it for a project

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        There was something weird with the menus locking up. I tried the pacman package and the flatpak, and both had the same issue.

        It was a known issue that was going to be addressed via the v5 revamp, but I can’t seem to find the original issue. Maybe it was a Qt thing, I dunno.

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      14 hours ago

      Wait, people want to use Audacity? I switched to Tenacity because I wanted to due to it having no slop or telemetry. I figured all Tenacity users were the same.

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        That’s why I switched too. I installed the latest Audacity on a work computer, after using it lots in the past, without knowing about the Muse group situation. The install kinda tricks you into also installing their Muse bullshit along with it

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          Audacity was bought by Muse Group and almost immediately implemented a “don’t you rather want to save on our cloud service instead?” pop-up and IIRC telemetry. Tenacity emerged as the most active fork without that shit and they since diverged a lot from Audacity.

          OTOH the resources of Muse Group made this huge rewrite possible. The level of pain between using wxWidgets or dismissing pop-ups is higher for wxWidgets for me.

          Maybe Tenacity is willing to throw away their homegrown developments to start fresh with the new code base. No idea.