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install Linux on an Intel Mac | |
instructions assume the following: | |
you are preparing the Linux installer on a Mac running macOS 14.6 | |
(older versions of macOS may reference some specifics with slightly different naming in Disk Utility, but the logic is the same going back to macOS 10.11) | |
for the purposes of this tutorial, Linux = Elementary OS 7.1 | |
essentially a stripped-down Ubuntu with a much better UI and a separate app store layer that will feel very familiar to those who have used Apple's App Store | |
how to install Elementary OS 7.1 | |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31M6XtYDaho |
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# This POC worked great in Elementary 6.1, which is based on Ubuntu 20.04, but SANE should be relatively agnostic as to distro | |
# my gist expands on https://ubuntu.forumming.com/question/8436/how-do-i-get-ubuntu-18-to-ldquo-see-rdquo-my-dell-1135n-mfp-39-s-scanner | |
# The Dell 1135n MFC is a re-badged Samsung SCX-4623FW, though has unique USB idVendor and idProduct identifiers | |
# determine your printer's IP address if you wish to use network scanning; for this example, I will use 192.168.1.111 | |
# edit /etc/sane.d/xerox_mfp.conf | |
# add the following lines |
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# (assumes a standard install of Elementary OS 6.1) | |
# (following steps are cleaned-up and condensed from 100% trail and error, but easily figured out based on compile outputs) | |
# build | |
apt-get install -y git cargo libdbus-1-dev pkg-config libusb-1.0-0-dev | |
mkdir ~/git_repos | |
cd ~/git_repos | |
git clone https://github.com/pop-os/system76-power.git | |
cd ~/git_repos/system76-power | |
make |
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# building Audacity 3.0.x | |
# environment | |
# 2011 Mac Mini, Core i5, 16GB RAM | |
# macOS 10.13.6 | |
# from previous efforts with other compile work, brew already installed | |
# pre-reqs | |
# cmake install |
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setting up U20_Editor in WINE 5.x | |
These instructions assume an environment based on Ubuntu 18.x or 20.x; actual environment where this was tested was Modicia 20 | |
# install Wine | |
sudo apt-get install wine-stable | |
# get the U20 Editor installer | |
https://web.archive.org/web/20191118133803/http://llamamusic.com/u20/U-20_220_Editor_v4.1.zip (works, and best link I've been able to find) |
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Using the VEC Infinity foot pedal as input device in macOS 10.13.x, aka "High Sierra" | |
environment | |
Mac mini (Late 2012 model) | |
macOS 10.13.6 | |
VEC Infinity foot pedal, originally sold as a bundled product with one of their transcription packages | |
initial state |