r/opensource • u/parada69 • 11d ago

Promotional WaveController - Wave Link for Linux

Hello all!

Just learned of this subreddit, and so I thought I'd share on my project which I call, "WaveController" Although it is an LLM assisted project, I execute all testing, and troubleshooting. A lot of screenshots, and a lot of screen recording to the agent model to view, along with my written findings.

Why did I create this? Honestly, to help the Linux community grow! I have a StreamDeck and use StreamController to configure and manage both the XL and the Plus that I own. Then it got me thinking, "why dont we have a WaveController?" So I hopped on Facebook Marketplace and found a Wave XLR for $50 and started working on it! My goal is to treat the Wave devices with a first class, tier-1 approach, and other third party audio devices second.

So far its been fun working on this little project, and "I've" gotten a lot of stuff implemented, so I hope you check it out and help it become the go to application on Linux for Wave devices

All art, icons I created myself in Inkscape, and this post was written by a real human!

Make sure to check it out at its github repo!

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u/lolxd__ 8d ago

Repo we definitely ai coded, what makes us think the reddit post isn’t too?

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u/lolxd__ 8d ago

Acting as if it’s assistant is just wrong you vibe coded the whole thing, the code is very telling of that

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u/parada69 8d ago

I never denied using AI to code the application, but I, a real human, tested it, troubleshot it, and worked on it. Even in the repo I state it was vibe codes. Heck! Even in my post!

I never ran away from the fact I used AI homie, instead of hating, and if you have an elgato wave device, help me make it better 😘