Any interest in having Skink as a 'front end' for a command-line tool? in other words, use Skink to enter, proof read and proof-listen, and then invoke abcxxps for final output?
wil Atte Andre Jensen wrote: > On Wed, 5 Jun 2002, Wil Macaulay wrote: > > > Thanks Atte. Just out of interest, what platform are you running it on? > > Linux Mandrake 8.0. It worked perfectly right out of the box, although it > took me some time to figure out how to install Java... > > > As to freeware vs. shareware, I see benefits and drawbacks on both sides. No matter > > what, there will be a version of Skink that will be free, but there may be >versions with > > 'advanced' features (table of contents? incipits?) that are paid for. > > I know I'm not writing any software, but I think it's extremely important > with free software. IMHO abcm2ps is the superior abc implementation and > it's open source. And Jean-Francois is even *very* actively developing it. > I can live with the disabling of 'advanced' features, as long as that > doesn't include stuff like saving and printing... I would prob not use > anyway, I'll prob stick with abcm2ps, but some of my unsaved friends would > be easier to get started it there were a mature, free gui alternative for > their platform - you guessed it: windows... > > I was just curious about what the heck skink was, and I can only say that > it looked nice, and that I hope you'll continue to develop it. > -- > love, peace & harmony > Atte > > To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: >http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html
