Geekos DAW (libre music-making repository for openSUSE)

[Gps]

From a LMMS perspective it's simple.

LMMS comes with an older versions of the calf plugins.

Its not as easy as just adding the newer versions, because they are in a different format and LMMS tries to be backwards compatible.

So, that if you load a track made with an older version, it will sound the same in a newer version of LMMS.

If only I could hire a few coders, fix anything Carla related in LMMS. I think Carla in LMMS has the potential of fixing a lot of shortcomings of LMMS.
(Plugin related)

Carla supports about all. Last time I tried though, I could not automate any knobs of Amsynth in LMMS.
Falktx is on the LMMS dev team though, so all we need is patience. (and stay optimistic)

[Basslint]

is it possible then to convert all these nice lmms plugins into, let's say lv2 plugins?

Nope, they have to be rewritten from scratch. For some of them there are such projects (in some cases, with extended features):

https://github.com/WeirdConstructor/Kickmess
https://github.com/Madadog/three_osc

[Tim E. Real]

Hi @Basslint

I hope I am referring to the same repo discussed here...
Is anyone here able to contact the maintainer of the OBS Geekos DAW?

Can you pass along the following info?

By chance I clicked on Geekos DAW link in someone's signature line,
and curiously navigated to the list of software, to muse.

I discovered this at the opensuse live build log/multimedia:proaudio/muse/openSUSE_Tumbleweed/x86_64:
"undefined reference to symbol 'serd_node_new_file_uri'"

So I looked in MusE source. We never told our cmake to link with libserd !

Strange, Geekos DAW's muse.spec file + muse-4.1.0.tar.gz built just fine here on Tumbleweed using rpmbuild !
I found the very end of their build log in the linking section contained -lsord but not -lserd.
And here, my build contained both -lsord and -lserd.
No one has ever reported such a thing.

So... Here in MusE github master ChangeLog...

• *Fixed (maybe): LV2: Missing link with libserd.
  Only one serd call was added in 2015 by danvd. A later neglect by me perhaps?

Hopefully fixed in our next release?
Or if they have time, maybe compress our current master to something like muse-4.1.0-gdtest.tar.gz,
adjust the muse.spec file version number accordingly, and try a wee test to see if it solved?

Happy to help any further.
Thanks!
T.

[luciorgomes]

Hi @Basslint

I hope I am referring to the same repo discussed here...
Is anyone here able to contact the maintainer of the OBS Geekos DAW?

There is a Telegram group:
https://t.me/geekosdaw

[Kott]

Hi @Basslint

I hope I am referring to the same repo discussed here...
Is anyone here able to contact the maintainer of the OBS Geekos DAW?

Hi! Thank you so much.
Build should be fixed now.

[Tim E. Real]

Maybe my git changes can be extracted as a patch, and simply applied
as an RPM packaging patch, as is sometimes seen in packages.
Here would be a good use case for such a patch - benign linker fix and not too 'code-altering'.
Until our next release comes out.

Let me know if any trouble.

[Kott]

Maybe my git changes can be extracted as a patch, and simply applied
as an RPM packaging patch, as is sometimes seen in packages.
Here would be a good use case for such a patch - benign linker fix and not too 'code-altering'.
Until our next release comes out.

Let me know if any trouble.

Unfortunately this commit is far away from 4.1.0, but I adopted the flags, so it builds fine now: https://build.opensuse.org/package/view ... h?expand=1 https://build.opensuse.org/package/show ... audio/muse

[Tim E. Real]

Nice! Good stuff.

I found the very end of their build log in the linking section contained -lsord but not -lserd.
And here, my build contained both -lsord and -lserd.

I think there is only one thing that can do that: PackageConfig .pc files
Here is my lilv-0.pc

Code: Select all

Requires: lv2 serd-0 sord-0 sratom-0
Libs: -L${libdir} -llilv-0  -ldl

I was expecting to see -lserd and -lsord but I think maybe the 'Requires' section is pulling them in with the other .pc files.
I must then suspect that your lilv .pc file might not contain the same thing as mine.
Or maybe your serd .pc file does not contain -lserd?