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Thanks,

Seems to work and is better than the workaround that I suggested.

Hi, I was having the same (or similar) compiling problems trying to compile synthv1, samplv1, and drumkv1 on my Linux Fedora system. Same problem still existed on version 0.8.1, 0.8.2, and 0.8.3 I don't know exactly where the error is, but I managed to compile succesfully this strange way: (After un...

Are we talking about this bug? :

[url]http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=32637[/url]
This problem first showed about up around wine version 1.5.16 and hasn't been fixed since then. I hope it will be fixed one day soon.

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MT

Interesting Poll. Would be more interesting if LinuxMusicians was known and visited by more Linux Musicians. Comments: I use Rosegarden frequently, but not to edit scores. Using a full featured sequencer as a score editor ? No thanks. I use Noteedit frequently, but this is NOT listed in the poll. I ...

I'm using Planet CCRMA / Fedora. Pretty good combination. Gradually packages from CCRMA are moving to the standard Fedora repositories.

I don't see many CCRMA people here yet. I'll recommend this forum in the planet-ccrma mailing list !

[quote="briwood"]I've done whole charts by writing Lilypond code with Emacs. I'm hoping to find a faster way. While working directly with a text editor you gradually develop your own personal tricks to make this hardwork faster and easier. Then later when you try different GUI frontend sol...

Lilypond is the best music engraver for Linux, but very few people can work with the input syntax without using a GUI frontend like Rosegarden, Noteedit, Denemo, or Canorus. But GUI frontends usually don't support 100% of all the features that a text-based program like Lilypond has. There are altern...