Peter Salomonsen

Hi, On my Mac using Java 8 from https://java.com works with the version you can download here. When it comes to newer Java versions I know about the startup problem, and there's a fix for it in the github repository here (if you are able to compile it on your own): https://github.com/petersalomonsen/frinika/commit/eeaaa1770542d37358e66017910eb4a72b768db8 However I still think Java 8 is the best version to use for Frinika, and wouldn't really recommend a newer version. Java 8 is also the latest release...

Hi, Thanks for the effort. Like you say it is a lot of work when trying to refactor and reorganize. No problem if you want to use the "Frinika Studio" name. There's also a new initiative from the author of DGuitar: https://github.com/mauriciogracia/DAWN As for myself I'm mostly into using the tools for creating music - done some improvements, but not anything for release yet. I'm also interested in the stuff going on with web audio and webassembly, so my programming efforts are mostly going in that...

Are you able to run Frinika using Jack on Linux? I was trying to use Jack, works with the old frinika, but not with 0.9.0 ( client shows up in qjackctl, but not possible to connect with system output)

Dependency on Java 8 or newer is acceptible yes! Your version is quite a major upgrade so would be appropriate to go for 0.9 Backward compatibility testing is mostly about being able to load old projects, like the example projects on sourceforge. If you have to break some of this it's not critical. It's ok to integrate other libraries and projects Feel free to create installers. Zip-only distribution is for simplicity, and some package-maintainers have been creating installers for various distros...

Dependency on Java 8 or newer is acceptible yes! Your version is quite a major upgrade so would be appropriate to go for 0.9 Backward compatibility testing is mostly about being able to load old projects, like the example projects on sourceforge. If you have to break some of this it's not critical. It's ok to integrate other libraries and projects Feel free to create installers. Zip-only distribution is for simplicity, and some package-maintainers have been creating installers for various distros...

I'm ok with modularization and switching to gradle, so for me you don't need to keep the current sources.. Looking forward to see the progress here!

Looks very good :-) https://github.com/hajdam/frinika-studio

Sorry for late reply. Just tested with the latest version - and loaded one of my projects which worked fine! Looks good with the new Dracula theme :-) How are you thinking about merging? Will you be posting a patch (pull request) into the existing Frinika repository, or are you suggesting replacing the existing sources with your reorganized structure (you have moved all the sources into different folders ( modules )) ?