I might have missed this discussion, but there a reason you are building
2.2? New development should normally be on master.
Anyjow, my understanding is the spurious Loading dialog on Linux of using
the wrong Qt version. I believe 2.2 is supposed to use 5.4, some newer
versions aren't totally compatible in some way. If you do a search of the
issue tracker you should find previous discussion of this.
Marc
On Sun, Aug 20, 2017 at 8:24 AM Tommaso Cucinotta <
[email protected]> wrote:
> On 18/08/2017 19:15, Lasconic wrote:
> > Werner and I build several time daily from the command line. Werner
> > on Linux and I, on MacOSX.
> >
> > Also for every commit on the 2.2 and master branch, Travis runs on
> > the command line on Ubuntu 14.04
> > https://travis-ci.org/musescore/MuseScore/jobs/265942105
> >
> > So there is something very particular in your setting.
>
> good to know, I finally had it working, but I was absorbed a couple of
> days into the actual beef of my hobbyish time-wasting project, which you
> can see summarized here ;-P:
>
> https://www.facebook.com/tommaso.cucinotta.9/posts/1703499883024460
>
> Shortly, MuseScore can now teach me a Piano piece through a NeoPixel LED
> stripe driven through an Arduino board, coupled with a MIDI-USB converter
> to feed-back my pressed keys to MuseScore -- I thought you might have been
> curious to know :-)!
> (I know, you can buy LED-enabled keyboards, but a DIY one is just
> different... :-) )
> (the full set-up needs also low-latency audio on Linux though Jack
> painlessly supported in MuseScore as well, and possibly a fully preemptible
> and/or PREEMPT_RT kernel)
>
> Back to my glitches into the excellent MuseScore software:
>
> 1) Makefile being overwritten on 'make' from root folder: AFAICR, this
> stopped once I installed the seemingly missing cmake-qt-gui package
> (missing despite the apt-get build-dep ..., so seems a problem of the
> .deb/Ubuntu packages)
>
> 2) cmake standard recipe (mkdir xxx; cd xxx; cmake ../): simple inspection
> of Makefile revealed that the only difference is that this way there's no
> CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE specified -- do we pick a default one in such case? (e.g.,
> DEBUG); anyway, this was screwing up Makefile in root folder et al., due to
> 1)
>
> 3) the MuseScore version I succesfully managed to finally compile,
> tweak/modify and use, is origin/2.2 (standard Qt 5.7 from Ubuntu 17.04)
>
> 4) I still have the annoyance of the "Loading..." dialog every time I
> launch the program (that closes on explicit/manual Alt+F4 only) -- any
> advice into what to look at, to have it go away, would be appreciated
>
> 5) PREFIX now works, but SUFFIX is not honored: so 'sudo make
> PREFIX=/usr/local/mscore-git SUFFIX=-git install' gave me an installed
> /usr/local/mscore-git/bin/mscore executable
>
> Thanks,
>
> T.
> --
> Tommaso Cucinotta
> Home Page: http://retis.sssup.it/~tommaso
> LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/tommasocucinotta
>
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