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I am kinda amazed that I don’t see more discussions around Steinberg support not being able to close tickets.
I use Cubase since VST 5. The current version is by far the one with the most potential - and the worst regarding reliability.
For months now I have frequent noises / daily freezes etc. that interupt me doing music. Every single day.
So I did send crash dumps to get help. That was May 26, 2017. Status is “open”.
So since over 2 months I, as a loyal customer, with a super stable up-to-date system (at least all video editing with Sony Vegas Pro14 or Adobe Premiere works without any hickups), am patiently waiting for someone to grant me the time to give me an indication on what might be the reason for my daily Cubase performance problems.
I am not saying that it is Cubase, that is not performing. It might be a plugin manufacturer specific problem, or a VST3 problem… I just need help identifying what is going on. Never in my whole life did I feel so let down by a company.
Yes, it’s worse than in many years now.
I used to get hold a swedish support and help 3-4 years ago. Last time this was gone and now some Irish that attend our tickets.
Now the best that happends is “we are sorry about the delay” and “we maintained our servers” and “if your concerns is still current write to us again”.
Obviously just clearing backlog.
At least be able to supply a bug report and be done with it.
I have a bug report from 18 months ago - ticket does not even list in MySteinberg. I have confirmation email from the time it was created.
And no comment ever on it.
Software do things differently. Some are more sensitive than others etc.
I assume you are just letting off steam, not supplying any info on your issue like system specs etc.
Fix that in your forum profile and you only have to do that once.
Support availability is as important a quality of a DAW as editing features.
That is my opinion, but perhaps not everyone agrees with it.
Of course it’s important. I’ve never had an issue with support, always helpful and detailed. Sometimes it may take a few days, but they respond.<issue_start><issue_comment>Title: Fixed osdep_get_name for Darwin
username_0: On Darwin, `osdep_get_name` is broken since tmux `1.9`.

In tmux `1.8`, `osdep_get_name` uses `sysctl` to retrieve the command.

Then, in between tmux `1.8` and `1.9`, `sysctl` got dropped in favor of `proc_pidinfo` + `PROC_PIDT_SHORTBSDINFO`:

```
commit 7360ff4496bfd159ac5935a18de675f067c375db
Author: <NAME> <<EMAIL>>
Date:   Tue Feb 12 09:40:22 2013 +0000

    Use proc_pidinfo on Darwin for process name too, from OZAKI Kiichi.
```

However, `PROC_PIDT_SHORTBSDINFO` is not available on older Mac OS versions. As such, `PROC_PIDT_SHORTBSDINFO` got ultimately changed to `PROC_PIDTBSDINFO` in commit:
```
commit 46b3c1a02564268ab810d0f54190f1e8fc1f4f6d
Author: <NAME> <<EMAIL>>
Date:   Wed Apr 10 12:46:29 2013 +0100

    Use proc_bsdinfo which works on older OS X versions, from OZAKI Kiichi.
```

However, `PROC_PIDTBSDINFO` requires privileges and will only check for processes from the same user. In practice, this breaks `#{pane_current_command}`: in tmux `1.9+`, on Darwin: when you e.g. `sudo -i`, window name won't update anymore (provided you have `automatic-rename` set to `on`).
<issue_comment>username_1: What does your change do?
<issue_comment>username_0: I'm running El Capitan version `10.11.16`. In tmux `1.9+` (i.e. `1.9`, `1.9a`, `2.0`, `2.1`, `2.2` and `HEAD`), once I `sudo -i` automatic window titles stop working:
  - launch `$tmux -f /dev/null` --> window title gets renamed to "bash"
  - launch `vim` --> window title gets renamed to "vim"
  - quit `vim` --> window title gets renamed back to "bash"
  - sudo -i
  - *[enter password]* --> window title **doesn't get renamed** to "sudo" while entering the password nor "sh" (default system shell) once logged as root
  - launch `vim` --> window title  **doesn't get renamed** to "bash"

Executing the same steps with tmux `1.8` gets the window renamed at every step, even when after `sudo -i`.

This is because `PROC_PIDTBSDINFO` requires privileges and will only check for processes from the same user and won't see processes owned by `root` user.

This PR reintroduces conditional compilation and uses `sysctl` when compiling for Mac OS < 10.7 or uses `PROC_PIDT_SHORTBSDINFO` instead of `PROC_PIDTBSDINFO` when compiling for Mac OS >= 10.7.

Once the PR applied, I'm getting the following behavior:

![tmux-516 mov](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/553208/18411327/844bff10-7775-11e6-9480-c0a9054d15b7.gif)

You can see that window title renaming works again, but doesn't update until next status interval or when I press the Enter key. In tmux `1.8`, renaming was instantaneous.
<issue_comment>username_0: Thanks.

BTW should I open another issue for the slight delay I'm experiencing in the gif above? In tmux `1.8` window title is refreshed as soon as the root prompt gets displayed. In the gif above, I have to press Enter to somehow trigger a status refresh, otherwise tmux seems to wait for next `status-interval` timeout.
<issue_comment>username_0: Sorry, I'm talking about **window name** and `automatic-rename`.

In tmux `1.8`, if I do what I do in the gif:

  1. launch `$tmux -f /dev/null`
  2. `$ sudo -i`
  3. *[enter your password]*
  4. *press return key*

As soon as I press the return/enter key in step 4., tmux refreshes the status line and window gets renamed to `0:sh*`.

But in tmux `HEAD` (with this PR applied), as illustrated by the gif above, status refresh doesn't happen until `status-interval` timeout kicks in **OR** until I press the return/enter key one more time. The gif shows the case where I press the return/enter key one more time to force a refresh. As you can see, when the pane displays `tatooine:~ root#` for the first time, tmux *hasn't caught up yet* and window name is still `0:sudo*`.
<issue_comment>username_0: How to explain behavior is different from tmux `1.8` and tmux `HEAD` in that respect? I'm too new to the codebase to circumvent what changed in between 4 versions of tmux :)
<issue_comment>username_2: tmux syncs from openbsd. Not from github.Accelerated IP, USB and You Saturday and Sunday I spent about 10 hours this week walking 10 miles dropping off over 500 flyers for my friend running for San Jose City Council. I learned the following: 1) People have nicer lawns and gardens than me 2) People have worse looking lawns and gardens than me 3) More people living in apartments vote than people in single family homes