Re: [Lmms-users] LMMS 0.4.0 RC1

[A. T. F. <tre...@gm...>]

Once again, great news!  Can't wait to try!

-Tres

On Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 2:30 AM, Tobias Doerffel
<tob...@gm...>wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I'm glad to announce the availability of LMMS 0.4.0 RC1. It adds several
> small
> cool features but mainly fixes all bugs found in Beta2.
>
> Detailed changes:
>
> * win32 build with latest GCC 4.3.2
> * introduced remotePlugin framework for allowing various special plugins to
> be
> built and usable for all platforms
> * added VST support for win32-version
> * added PAPU instrument (for chiptune music)
> * added PortAudio support (currently only on Linux)
> * added initial simple support for recording into sample-tracks (currently
> only supported on Linux)
> * added support for directly entering triplet notes
> * added basic support for deleting controllers (only peakController isn't
> handled yet)
> * improved and unified appearence of user interface
> * improved filebrowser for not crashing at preview anymore and handle more
> filetypes for previewing (such as SF2 files etc.)
> * fixed broken WinMM MIDI driver in win32-version
> * fixed MIDI output which didn't work at all in beta2
> * fixed freeze when adding BB-tracks
> * properly save and restore position, size, visibility and state of
> subwindows
> * save LADSPA effect filenames without extension and add correct one
> (depending on platform built for) when loading settings - fixes missing
> effects when loading songs in Windows which were made in Linux and vice
> versa
> * improved internal handling of MIDI messages
> * fixed clicks and pops in SID instrument
> * improved Piano-Roll paste behavior - instead of pasting at 0, paste at
> the
> quantized location of the time-line's position-indicator
> * fixed crashes related to adding/removing items in Song Editor
> * added better information on how to build VST support on x86_64 Linux
> * fixed various other crashes, see bug tracker for details
> * Patman instrument: per default enable loop mode per default and apply
> soft
> release at the end
> * on Linux don't forget to install manpage
>
>
> Instructions on how to build LMMS from source can be found in file INSTALL
> inside the tarball. The win32-version is ready to use.
>
> Beginning with this release I also built binary packages for Ubuntu Hardy,
> Ubuntu Intrepid and Debian Lenny. The two important deb-files (lmms and
> lmms-
> common) can be found at the download page. After installing these you'll
> probably have to resolve dependency issues. Run "apt-get -f install" or
> similiar.
>
> If you want to build DEB-packages on your own (e.g. for 64 bit platform),
> first make sure to have the dpkg-dev package installed. Then grab the
> source
> tarball, extract it and inside the newly created directory, download and
> extract the file "lmms-0.3.9+0.4.0rc1-1-debian.tar.bz2". Now run "dpkg-
> buildpackage". It'll tell you about missing development packages. If all
> requirements are met, dpkg-buildpackage will produce nice DEB-files :)
>
>
> Please report bugs at
> https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=105168&atid=640434
>
> The download is available at
> https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=105168
>
>
> Please don't forget about the Song Contest!
>
> toby
>
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