LinuxMusicians

http://wikifonia.org is interesting

I don't think all the feeds work very good... Dave Philips had wrote a new article about Rakarrack for instance Looks like LinuxJournal has several feeds, and this one was in a feed we weren't subscribed to yet. Added it. also other blogs have some new stuff... or am I wrong? Any specific examples ...

schivmeister wrote:We can cross-reference, but let's not copy.

+1

Cool!

I'll be sure to play with it later on

Odd!

Have you brought this up on the rosegarden mailinglists/bugtracker yet? Might be worth a shot.

Would be nice if the adres of the planet was planet.linuxmusicians.com or something like that... we were working on that, should be finished now So I'm not very enthusiastic about the 'free your media' subscription... Yeah, it had some interesting audio posts at some point but the 'signal-to-noise'...

I voted for Rosegarden, but lately I've been writing Lilypond directly quite a bit. Still looking for the perfect combination of features

welcome!

I guess you mean http://www.codingteam.net/livemix-aff_en.html

Have you tried it? Is it any good? What's it good/bad at?

I can't decide which one of two approaches is better for collaborative development of scores: a wiki or a concurrent versioning system. Frankly, I never understood why this is an either-or question: why couldn't we have a web-based CVS/SVN frontend that, for all practical purposes, looks and feels ...

nathan wrote:do you know if wikimedia is database driven?

jep - its main focus seems to be mysql, though there appears to be support for postgresql also.

The 'wikitex' extension for mediawiki looks cool, too: it allows lilypond code in the wiki pages: http://wikitex.org/ mediawiki has the advantage of being very widely used, which means online support will hopefully be and remain good, plugins will be available for desirable features and users will r...

When I mute all outputs in alsamixer, I still hear (a bit of) sound. The mixer volume sliders don't influence the volume anymore, though. Is this a software problem or a hardware issue? Can I do something to fix it, or should I just get a decent sound card? :). This is a VIA 82C686A/B rev50 onboard ...

I went with a pair of Citronic ST-5's.

Seems like a rather little-known brand, but they sounded *much* better than the Behringer monitors in the same price range at the local DJ shop. Power is more than sufficient, too.

studio32 wrote:You missed http://linux-sound.org/ , http://quicktoots.linuxaudio.org/ http://lau.linuxaudio.org/ ?

Um, those aren't wiki's, unless I'm missing something?