The only major problems I have had with Sonar can all be traced back to running it on wine..

John
For a moment I thought I was in the Coffee House!

Well, it wouldn't be appropriate unless we change its name to the Winery.

I can run SONAR and whine just fine now.

Anderton

John
For a moment I thought I was in the Coffee House!

Well, it wouldn't be appropriate unless we change its name to the Winery.

How 'bout a new forum called "The Tasting Room"?
 
 

You are clearly all pissed .

Thanks Noel...

Doktor AvalancheSonar is now Windows 10 certified

pwalpwal
"certified" or "compatible"?

Certified.

Works with beer. Doesn't work with whiskey. Gin my bottom half gets aired out.

I've found a good work around for running Sonar with Whisky, Just run it with a good single malt or a sour mash from Tennessee. Good rule of thumb with Whisky, "if it don't come from Tennessee, don't spell it with an E!"  IMHO, Running Sonar on wine is next to impossible, all mine are Bordeaux's, generally intended for lying down, makes ya way to sleepy to enjoy the production process....Just sayin.....

Hang on. If you don't upgrade to gin cakewalk may no longer be able to support you when you fall down. Those who want to stay on whisky go ahead, but one of these days you may end up having a nasty accident, and you will be forced to stay where you are on whisky. Nobody will support you.

Doktor Avalanche
Hang on. If you don't upgrade to gin cakewalk may no longer be able to support you when you fall down. Those who want to stay on whisky go ahead, but one of these days you may end up having a nasty accident, and you will be forced to stay where you are on whisky. Nobody will support you.

Seems like some kind of a subliminal cross post.  But I never said I was staying on whisky permanently, just for now, until I'm ready for gin...