AFAIK, the torrent are working OK. My torrent server is seeding all the time and i there are others seeders too. I tried right now and counted 5/9 seeders. Probably you have some problem with torrent in your network. Perhaps your company limits torrent use.
Anyway, you can download the official Gorgona Omega image from this links:
Hi, here are some pictures of my super cheap build with air wiring, a Joy-It display and a nice tag-and-slot case made with my Dremel-Drawer-Slides-and-MDF-CNC:
Oh, sorry. I didn’t know this was customary. I hope it’s meant as a “hello world” more than a “look how I can make it go to 100% CPU load”. I’m not too much of a musician (that’s why I’m looking for a sequencer :-)). But my daughter started to improvise immediately. So here is a short invention with the linuxsampler oboe + some reverb.
Just noticed: there are some small digital hiccups. Sorry for that.
Thanks for that. I like the idea of the Hello World!
On one fairly expansive evening in Barcelona we decided the most uplifting things the project could generate were sound recordings from machines out there !
Here is my hello world, a rendition of Here Comes the Sun, from The Beatles, for beginners(sorry for any mistakes btw , and thx for musicdot.com.br for the original):
The kvm doesn’t work with the due without causing a bug, so, i got rid of it. I’m passing the midi data via serial thru a Arduino pro micro and it is using the MIDIUSB library to pass the serial data to the PC at the same time that the Arduino due pass data to the zynthian also via USB.
PS: in that case, don’t join the 3.3v lines of the two boards, just to be safe.
Here, zynthian keyboard done
Working with a arduino due and a kvm switch, allowing it to be used as a usb midi controller or with zynthian
Here is my hello world, a rendition of Here Comes the Sun, from The Beatles, for beginners(sorry for any mistakes btw 
, and thx for musicdot.com.br for the original):