Hi dave, I havent yet installed the new p:d so im not the person to say what is right and wrong, but I believe that you need to copy sclang.sc and .cfg to your home dir as .sclang.sc and .sclang.cfg . When downloading supercollider they live in your-sc-dir/linux/examples , but if you cant find them you can also download them from: http://supercollider.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/supercollider/trunk/linux/examples/
Maybe Karsten has set up SC configuration differently in p:d I doubt it can hurt to put these files in your home dir. Tell us if it works :) cheers, Martin On Mon, Sep 15, 2008 at 12:24 PM, dave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello everyone, > > I found puredyne after reading an article written by Daniel James in > linuxformat mag. > > Your documentation page and reading this list has helped me to install > puredyne to my hard disk. I couldn't get the full install because of > dependency problems with xjadeo video player, but I have managed > to merge xfce4, your menu structure and software into two installs. > > One is a 64studio upgraded to lenny, and the other is a lenny base install > with xfce4, xorg and a realtime kernel installed on a reboot of the base > system. > The net-install cd gave me problems so I downloaded cd1 and installed the > base from that. > Today I heard my first sounds with supercollider and also came to terms with > just how much I need to learn. > > I am starting supercollider with > $ emacs -sclang and then typing s=Server.local.boot into the workspace > this is making connections in qjackctl. Some examples I am finding on the > supercollider website are working, as long as I stay with the basic one > liners. > I keep coming across references to .sclang.cfg & .sclang.sc but can't seem > to find any on the system? > > Anyway this was mainly to say hello and thanks for the great > release/software. > > Cheers, > dave. > > > > > > > > > > > --- > [email protected] > irc.goto10.org #pure:dyne > --- [email protected] irc.goto10.org #pure:dyne
