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Technical Specification for OP-XY Patch JSON File Format | |
1. Introduction | |
1.1 Purpose | |
The purpose of this document is to provide a comprehensive technical specification for the JSON file format used to store and exchange patch data on the OP-XY device. This specification aims to standardize the structure and content of patch files, ensuring compatibility and consistency across different patches, whether they are synth presets, drum kits, or sample-based instruments. By adhering to this format, developers, sound designers, and users can create, modify, and share patches efficiently and reliably. | |
1.2 Overview |
Sometimes you have a process you lost the PID, and would like to kill it.
You can use top
(or better htop
) to search for your process name and press k
to kill it.
But this isn’t optimal when you aren’t sure of its name.
A better alternative is to search by the port opened, for example port 80:
sudo lsof -i :80
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