Started working of the article.

@ycollet Proposal for feature image for your article:

Good for me !

Editing suggestions:

Add ‘preempt=full threadirqs‘ as options on the kernel command line (via grub just before booting a kernel)

You might want to link to Fedora's documentation on how to update kernel parameters here.

Connect your guitar to the input of your USB audio interface and your monitoring speakers to the output of your USD audio interface and that’s all.

What if I purchased mine with Euros or some other non-United-States-Dollar currency? 😛

Guitarix first commit dates back to November 2008.

* Guitarix's

... (only available in the git repository) ...

* Git

... a MIDI learn windows pops up and allow you to define an association between MIDI event and the GUI element.

* allows

at the top, there is a couple GxDrop (LV2) (check the mod-gxpitchshifter package in the Audinux COPR repository) and Overdrive.

Perhaps you meant "... there are a couple panels -- ..."?

It supports various file format and is available as a LV2 plugin.

* formats

You can find these plugins in the ‘Reverb” section of Guitarix.

mismatched quotes

You can also visualizer the temporal representation of your signal

* visualize

This is one of the big advantage of the Pipewire-Jack solution

* advantages

Fixed all the above items.
Found a fedora doc page related to grub3 where is described how to add an option to the kernel and how to make this change permanent.

The only thing to check: the internal llink to the [22] url. I think I reproduced the same internal link as others ...

@ycollet I think we are close to publication. Only one more question. The following appears...
"A NAM file is around 300 kok ..."
and I am not familiar with "kok". Perhaps others in this field are but it made me ask if this is an error, a typo, or just something out of my field of experience. :blush: .
If you can clarify, to me or in the text, I think we can schedule this for 29 July.

Thanks for all your work on this article.

Argh ... It's a typo. It's 'ko' ... I fix this.

@ycollet Your article is scheduled for 29 July (Monday).
Thanks again.

Excellent ! Thanks a lot !