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Co-worker: "If you don't game on your desktop, then what's the point in having one?" (lemmy.world)
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Old office firesale OEM Dell optiplex 5040 w/ i7 -6700 chipset Upgraded with extra ram and nvme. No GPU.
Dual monitor setup (one 5:4 for that pre 2010 vibe)

Mint with Cinnamon. Programs - Yoshimi, CMUS, xed, htop and Ollama running Llava:7b in cool-retro-term.

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[โ€“] [email protected] 2 points 4 hours ago (1 children)

Left screen is me bullying an AI in a themed terminal. Just for fun. Virtual midi keyboard (glad you asked) is yoshimi, which assigns the keys automatically to your keyboard. I was actually playing along to some music [playing in cmus] using a 25 key midi sampler. The virtual keyboard shows me which key is being pressed [a blue dot appears on the relevant key]
https://yoshimi.github.io/docs/user-guide/starting/starting.html You know what, install yoshimi and use it. It's great fun.

[โ€“] [email protected] 2 points 4 hours ago

I can just imagine my whole-ass piano glaring at me while I use my computer to play midi music!

Thanks for the reply. I might try that out.