On Tue, 6 Mar 2001, Tom Cato Amundsen wrote:
> I am writing GNU Solfege, a free eartraining program. It is written
> in python, with 700 lines of C to talk to the OSS sound driver.
GNU Solfege is not spam :).
One question -- I've seen four projects linked (at least
vaguely) with GMD, namely:
1. Lilypond (of course :) )
2. Denemo
3. Solfege
4. Primrose
Are there any others that I've missed?
:)
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