Tasks, Workflows, and Packages for Ubuntu Studio Natty

[bart.deruyter at gmail.com]

Hi,

I've added a workflow to the list 'Making a music publication'. I've put it  
in the graphic tasks, because it is not just for reading music, also for  
writing an educational book for example, with lots of graphics and text. If  
it must be moved, let me know.

grtz,
Bart

Op schreef Eric Hedekar <afterthebeep at gmail.com>:


> On Thu, Nov 11, 2010 at 12:59 PM, bart deruyter bart.deruyter at gmail.com>  
> wrote:



> 2010/11/11 Bernard Hurley bernard at marcade.biz>





> On Fri, 2010-10-29 at 16:36 -0500, Scott Lavender wrote:


> > Hello again.

> >

> > We are almost a month from the first Alpha image for Ubuntu Studio and

> > I wanted to share an update about Ubuntu Studio Natty Narwhal 11.04.

> >


> Sorry for not replying earlier. To my mind lilypond + frescobaldi far

> superior to mscore. But if both are in the archive that's OK. Actually

> I'm not sure if frescobaldi is in the archive or if I installed it from

> somewhere else.



> You might also consider putting Fomus, and, when it has been packaged,

> Common Music, from the puredyne ppa in the archive. A lot of development

> is going into CM + fomus + lily. I am working on another front end to

> this system, called Kaa, which I hope will end up as a sort of

> compositional rapid prototype tool.



> Bernard






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> Lilypond + frescobaldi might be more difficult to learn indeed, but I
> agree with it's quality. On top of that mscore doesn't have the
> possibility to add tabs to your score (perhaps an svn version can, but I
> guess it's not quite stable yet). Ok, there's tuxguitar for that, but
> tuxguitar is not really ment for printing, more for displaying on a
> screen. In my experience printing from tuxguitar is not good at all.
> Perhaps the option is to keep lilypond installed by default,and add
> frescobaldi (or have it at least in the archive).



> The version of mscore that was installed in 10.04 by default was
> very buggy too. Ironically I had to install a newer, unstable version,
> to have it stable (dragging slurs caused crashes). So it was actually
> useless to have it installed by default in the first place.



> grtz,
> Bart
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> As I've voiced to the other developers in IRC, I also see Lilypond +  
> Frescobaldi as the best notation software for those who want to write  
> anything complex (though guitar tabs isn't really even that complex). I  
> have added a workflow, which includes Lilypond and Frescobaldi, to the  
> wiki page where all of this is being hashed out - AND I ENCOURAGE  
> EVERYONE TO ADD TO THE WIKI PAGE to get more processes and veiwpoints  
> involved in this development process. Bernard, for instance should  
> probably add a workflow that includes Common Music if that task isn't  
> already taken by a superior program or other workflows (maybe even if it  
> is).



> Without community involvement adjusting the wiki page a lot of the  
> suggestions in this e-mail thread will fall to the dregs of past history  
> without full consideration by all developers. Please add your ideas to  
> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuStudio/Workflows



> - Eric Hedekar


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