Re: [Jazzplusplus-user] RE : Is Jazz development dead?

[Le M. <thi...@fr...>]

Hello

The Jazzware old version is working on recent Windows versions as well as on old
ones. I've never succeeded in installing the sources on different linux
distributions (general midi problem and my own incompetence)
There's a fork, but I don't have any idea about its development :
http://jazzplusplus.sourceforge.net
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jazzplusplus
I'm using both rosegarden and Jazz++ and my opinion is that rosegarden is more
complete but Jazz++ is easier and can be run on old systems, which is good to
compose general midi files or play live.
Et je suis content qu'il y ait des français sur cette liste ;)

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Selon Philippe CROGIEZ <cr...@ya...>:

> Hello
>
>   je ne comprend ton mail
>   moi je l'utilise en windows XP
>
>   i don't unterstand if you are linux or windows
>   i use jazz on XP
>
>   regards
>
>
> Kevin Cosgrove <ke...@do...> a écrit :
>
> On 29 November 2007 at 16:43, "Mark Dawson-Butterworth" wrote:
>
> > Hello there! I've reached the stage where Jazz 4.0.0 no longer does all
> > I need, but see no sign of development since 2004. Is this the case?
> > I'm a software engineer by profession, so am willing to help if there is
> > still development ongoing, but am an embedded programmer with little
> > Windows knowledge.
>
> I've never used Jazz++ anywhere besides Linux. Jazz is dead enough
> that I've moved to Rosegarden4 on Linux and I'm really happy with it.
> The only thing it doesn't have, that Jazz has, is the harmony
> browser.
>
> Best-o-luck....
>
> --
> Kevin
>