> Not sure I will bother with the component but instead use it as headline
for the different tables like the wiki does it.
If you want a good basis for comparison, I would recommend you illustrate a
good basic comparison. :)
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On Mon, Dec 22, 2014 at 6:23 PM, Stian J
Tres Finocchiaro wrote
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>> > What did you mean with Component?
>
>
> Piano Roll, Instrument Dialog, etc.
>
> -Tres
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Not sure I will bother with the component but instead use it as headline for
the different tables like the wiki does it.
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> > What did you mean with Component?
Piano Roll, Instrument Dialog, etc.
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On Mon, Dec 22, 2014 at 4:01 PM, Stian Jørgensrud
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> Tres Finocchiaro wrote
> > I'd recommend making a thread in our tracker with a bulleted list or a
> > table of shortcuts w
Typo: Assuming the libraries are compatible with *cygwin *perhaps it can
get you closer to using cygwin to compile... :)
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On Mon, Dec 22, 2014 at 4:13 PM, Tres Finocchiaro <
tres.finocchi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> @Samuel,
>
> I wrote two bash scripts to fetch and extra
@Samuel,
I wrote two bash scripts to fetch and extract these dependencies...
Assuming the libraries are compatible with mingw, perhaps it can get you
closer to using mingw to compile... :)
https://gist.github.com/tresf/445828d7da04d2cc8d26
First run fetch_ppa.sh, then run extract_debs.sh.
-Tres
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Tres Finocchiaro wrote
> I'd recommend making a thread in our tracker with a bulleted list or a
> table of shortcuts with columns for Component, Action, Shortcut (Existing)
> , Shortcut (Preferred) and let people make recommendations.
What did you mean with Component?
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Hello,
This is a bug of Qt and not of lmms. It is already fixed in the newer
qt-5 version. I already changed to ubuntu vivid and this doesn't happen
for me, but I could reproduce this by using moc-qt4 instead of moc.
The Qt bug report can be found here:
https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse
>
> > This would be super useful for me but I'm sure it's hard if not
> impossible.
@Spekular... Have you used cygwin before? :)
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On Mon, Dec 22, 2014 at 1:33 PM, Spekular R wrote:
> This would be super useful for me but I'm sure it's hard if not impossible.
>
> LMMS didn't support any other than English characters before
You're talking running, he's talking building, i.e. *[ 24%] Scanning
dependencies of target midiimport*
You are right in the sense that he will encounter other problems, but the
way our build script works with paths is completely sepa
nsk-5 wrote
> Problem is cyrillic symbols in my path to lmms.
LMMS didn't support any other than English characters before, so it could be
some code have been forgotten when changed to UTF8. Not sure how much that
helps, Tres probably gave a better answer, but maybe changing to English
characters
This would be super useful for me but I'm sure it's hard if not impossible.
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> Problem is cyrillic symbols in my path to lmms.
Glad you figured it out and thanks for the update.
If you can find a bug (or room for improvement) our cmake script, please
make a pull request and we'll get it fixed.
I'm not sure how well cmake handles these types of things, so any
informati
>
> > Does anyone think it would be worth it for me to find a way (with
> Cygwin or Mingw) to build LMMS on windows for debugging? It would make my
> life easier, and I'm wondering if it would do the same for anyone else.
@Sam,
This has been brought up before and I believe those who have tried t
Xubuntu 14.04 32bit
Build...
[ 24%] Scanning dependencies of target midiimport
Generating moc_opl2instrument.cxx
moc: Cannot open options file specified with @
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22.12.2014 23:49, nsk пишет:
> Xubuntu 14.04 32bit
> Build...
> [ 24%] Scanning dependencies of target midiimport
> Generating moc_opl2instrument.cxx
> moc: Cannot open options file specified with @
>
Problem is cyrillic symbols in my path to lmms.
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Does anyone think it would be worth it for me to find a way (with Cygwin or
Mingw) to build LMMS on windows for debugging? It would make my life easier,
and I'm wondering if it would do the same for anyone else.
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> Whats going to happen to those users who are Mac users in terms of short
> cuts. One thing I can tell you in terms of keys that are the same
> regardless of os and keyboard are the ctrl and alt keys.
Read the code. Try the software. Stop asking stupid questions. Mac is
fine.
I really hate
Stian Jørgensrud wrote
>
> diiz wrote
>> On 12/21/2014 09:41 PM, Stian Jørgensrud wrote:
>>> I will make an attempt to change some shortcut keys
>>
>> I don't think we should change any shortcuts until we can make them
>> configurable.
> Ok... then I don't think you should implement any more sho
> am I safe if I keep away from the Windows/Start on Win keyboards and
COMMAND/Apple on Mac? I
hope that the rest automagically maps to the equivalents.
Please don't worry about Mac. QT handles these things just fine. In terms
of using the Meta key (aka the Windows key), that discussion can be h
Tres Finocchiaro wrote
> I'd recommend making a thread in our tracker with a bulleted list or a
> table of shortcuts with columns for Component, Action, Shortcut (Existing)
> , Shortcut (Preferred) and let people make recommendations. Once we have
> a
> complete list and reach an agreeable consens
>
> Ok... then I don't think you should implement any more shortcuts until it
> is configurable, cause it is starting to become a chaos, and many has
> suggested it already is chaos.
Let's please move forward with this bug report. Telling each other what we
can't do gets us no closer to our goa
diiz wrote
> On 12/21/2014 09:41 PM, Stian Jørgensrud wrote:
>> I will make an attempt to change some shortcut keys
>
> I don't think we should change any shortcuts until we can make them
> configurable.
Ok... then I don't think you should implement any more shortcuts until it is
configurable, c
On 12/21/2014 09:41 PM, Stian Jørgensrud wrote:
> I will make an attempt to change some shortcut keys
I don't think we should change any shortcuts until we can make them
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Whats going to happen to those users who are Mac users in terms of short
cuts. One thing I can tell you in terms of keys that are the same
regardless of os and keyboard are the ctrl and alt keys.
On Mon, Dec 22, 2014 at 11:16 AM, musikbear wrote:
> 1+ for tresf sugestion, but consensus.. :p
> I
1+ for tresf sugestion, but consensus.. :p
I also think theres been several discussion around this already?
Try a search in hub - a lot of thoughts on this, afair
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