Ole Aamot commented:
GNOME Gingerblue may be a Free Software program for musicians who would
compose, record and share original music to the Internet such as soundcloud.com
from the GNOME Desktop.
The project isn’t yet ready for distribution with GNOME 3 and the GUI and
features such as sound recording must be implemented and support for the
GtkRecordButton needs to be added in GTK+ 4.0.
At the moment I have only released GNOME Gingerblue version 0.1.0, but with
very basic features:
Chord Files
Configurable Volume Knob
XML Parsing
The GNOME release team complained at the early release cycle before 0.1.0 in
July and Bassi told me to stop this project, but I estimate it'll take at least
4 years to complete 1.0 in reasonable time for GNOME 4 expected to be released
between 2020 - 2022 with touch enabled mobile UX and recording.
Purism Librem 5 shipped with GNOME 4 will have microphone jack for the input
line, so I assume
that it would be easy to do pre-production and recording if GNOME would focus
on this project.
You may contact me on [email protected] or [email protected] if you have
any questions regarding the development of GNOME Gingerblue. I plan to spend
the Christmas working on it.
Happy hacking,
Ole
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