8 Nov
2002
8 Nov
'02
7:53 p.m.
assayag gerard wrote:
Until now, we did'nt have the internal resources
to develop a full
linux version of OpenMusic. However a fragmental prototype of OM/Linux
based on cmucl had been developed by Camilo Rueda and his team at Cali
Univsersity in Colombia. See http://escher.puj.edu.co/openmusic/
Things are changing now, thanks to the Agnula (A GNU Linux Audio
Distribution) project. This project is funded by the European
Commission, coordinated by Tempo Reale in Florence, and involves Ircam
(coordinator : Francois Dechelle) as a partner. See
http://www.agnula.org/
Thanks to Francois Dechelle's support, we may now envision the
integration of OmLinux in the following monthes, as well as the
definition of a coherent development strategy between OMLinux and OM/OsX.
More info to come soon...
Gérard Assayag
Music Representation Team
IRCAM
Thanks for the response. I discovered the project from Columbia a few
days after I posted on this list, and downloaded the code and tried to
compile it. I didn't build and I emailed the developers at Cali
University, who still haven't responded. I am, however, very glad to
see that Ircam has decided to move forward on this. OM is an excellent
piece of software, and I'm looking forward to seeing it running on Linux!
-dgm