On Wed, 3 Jul 2002, Mathieu Roy wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is genartware a software or the project of creating "several
> applications"?
we would first try to use existing applications (slightly modified for
this purpose) like CSound and PureData or jMax even... and than decide
on
design issues and dynamics ... to go from scratch or continue
modifaying
tham.
> If it is a big project which would carry many differents
subprojects,
> each subproject should have his proper project account on savannah.
> For example, the project DotGNU have several subprojects on
savannah,
> as DotGNU Libraries, DotGNU forum system.
> Can you clarify this point?
This is reasonable argument after the initial planning and research
part is over...know it would only fragment things ... we would like to
keep it centerd for first year and than devide things.
> You haven't said anything about dependancies. About sound, images,
the
> problematic point is the over-representation of proprietary
standards
> and libraries. Can you state your position? Note that savannah host
> only projects that can be installed, used, without installing
> proprietary libraries or softwares. That means that your program can
> support proprietary extension but should work anyway well without
it.
> You surely understand that we dont want to incitate people to
install
> proprietary stuff.
I am well awear of this fact and we will mosty relay on existing free
formats like ogg and xml ... when we decide to start new format
development it will be FREE. No need to worry.
> Also, could you create a tarball with the code as it now exists
> and make it available to a temporary URL?
There isn't any tarball as we are now collecting the works of
individual
works from PD and CSound communities to learn on their strategies.
It might take 3/4 months before we actually get into the coding!
We even plan to open a public call for people to submit code that
meets
requierments (FREE, crossplatform and expandable) and award with some
cash/travel price person who submits best code for start of the
project
and builds the fundation.
Would such award be against policies(as it would not be a fee but
maybe
travel to Croatia or something like that)?
Regards
Zeljko
> So, please resubmit with all this clarifications,
>
> Regards,
>
>
>
> Le mer 03 jui 2002 à 3h24, address@hidden a écrit :
> >
> > A package was submitted to savannah.gnu.org.
> > This mail was sent to address@hidden, address@hidden
> >
> >
> > Zeljko Blace <address@hidden> described the package as follows:
> > License: lgpl
> > Other License:
> > Package: GenArtWare, toolset for prosuming generative art/media
> > System name: genartware
> > This package wants to apply for inclusion in the GNU project
> >
> > Description:
> > GenArtWare is a project of producing several applications that are
> > supposed to (dis)play, author and transcode generative media
content.
> > This primarly stands for music and sound (as a free alternative to
> > commercial Koan engine from SSEYO), but also for visual arts like
> > graphics, 3D and video.
> > With this software and standard that we hope to establish we would
> > liketo introduce new qualities to the media art (be it music,
video,
> > graphics or interactive computer art). These are primarly
variability
> > and generativity of media (meaning symplified being able to play
the
> > material differently every time ... without actuall change of the
> > musical score or visual composition).
> > It does not exist yet but Multimedia Institute is working on it.
> >
> > Other Software Required:
> >
> >
> > Other Comments:
> >
> >
> >
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> >
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