Re: [Denemo-devel] The 1.0 release

[Jeremiah Benham]

On 01/19/13 14:07, Richard Shann wrote:
> I am now back with good internet connection. I took advantage of the
> break to look over the code and I have fixed some serious and
> long-standing infelicities. One (the bottom staff becoming unreachable
> in large scores) was more serious than I had thought - on smaller
> screens large scores would be really hobbled.
> As I see that the attempt to create binary packages is still ongoing, I
> thought it might be ok to re-spin the release around the improved code
> that I now have ready.

Maybe we should advertise a pre release to call for more testers. I have 
been working on it. I wish I was making quicker progress. I just 
compiled a linux binary. There was a problem for gtk3 based systems. It 
ran great in gtk2 based systems. I ran it the latest ubuntu but evince 
could not open up the .pdf that lilypond creates. In a gtk2 based system 
it worked fine. The error was something like GTK::Warning *** can't load 
modules for pdf support. So I am trying to consolidate the win32 code 
around line 300 of main.c. I figured linux could benefit from these 
being set also. This binary also only has alsa in for midi. Is it really 
important to have portmidi support on the linux binary? I am not sure if 
the linux binary if updated on the server or not. I compiled it serveral 
times for darwin. Most of the time I compiled using gub. The denemo.ttf 
does not load. I don't see any complaints from pango about any of the 
other fonts. For some reason denemo can't execute lilypond (I confirmed 
that it actually works at the command line). If  compile it using 
macport instead of gub, denemo *is* able to execute lilypond and the 
menu fonts are present.  The denemo.ttf still refuses to load.

Jeremiah

> If there are no objections I will push the fixes to git tomorrow.

I have no objections.

> (BTW, Jeremiah - do you want anything tested?)

Yes. Can you check to see if portmidi is working for the mingw build.

Jeremiah
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