M. Mert Yildiran

@Ilia1 could you provide a demo or sample audio from that project? Is there an apt package? How do we integrate it into Dragonfire? Seems like we have to compile...

@Ilia1 we cannot add apt repositories to the user's system. It should be available in Ubuntu's official repositories if we will use it.

@Ilia1 Dragonfire is a not a library nor aiming to become a dependency of a software. So it's not necessary. We tried to put Dragonfire into Debian's repositories but nearly...

@ProphetDaniel I don't fully understand. According to [this search](https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=libjack-dev) it's available in both 14.04 and 16.04. It's even available in ZestyZapus (17.04) and ArtfulAardvark (17.10). Also I forget what was...

@Achyut-BK I'm having hard-time to support Ubuntu 20.04 because there are too many dependency issues. I've removed several dependencies and lost some features on [`1.2.0`](https://github.com/DragonComputer/Dragonfire/tree/1.2.0) branch. Maybe you can figure...

@Achyut-BK I'm sorry for my late reply. `pip3 install -e .` should compile the `realhud` Python C extension without any problem. We should replace `realhud` with an Electron based or...

@Achyut-BK yeah they drop support for TensorFlow 1.x as of Python 3.8. Therefore we should instead migrate to TensorFlow 2 and replace or remove the models broken in TensorFlow 2....

@Achyut-BK it's good to hear that you can help. Distributing with snap, flatpak and appimage is also in the plan. I don't have enough time to focus on this repository...

@LborV please try [1.2.0](https://github.com/DragonComputer/Dragonfire/tree/1.2.0) branch.

@lebedov there is a post-installation entry point for the `.deb` package, this is [that shell script](https://github.com/DragonComputer/Dragonfire/blob/master/debian/postrm). Although it removes the directory that containes the pre-trained models, I never though about...