13 Sep
2006
13 Sep
'06
5:41 p.m.
Quoting Robert Jonsson <rj(a)spamatica.se>se>:
Hi,
On Wednesday 13 September 2006 09:03, Yves Potin wrote:
I asked about this same issue on lmuse-user a while ago [0] (got no replies,
though). I understood from my attempts that MusE needs fst <= 1.6, and fst-1.6
needs Wine's libwine_unicode.so library. The tricky part is that in recent Wine
releases it has been merged with libwine.so. I can't remember if I tried to
change all mentions of libwine_unicode to libwine in the fst sources. Maybe I
could see if that helps.
I don't know what the last Wine release was that included libwine_unicode.so,
but installing that and fst-1.6 should (in theory) enable VST in MusE.
Personally, I enjoy the cutting edge too much to retreat. :)
Juuso
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Le 12 Sep � 10:22, Frieder B�rzele ecrivait:
Again, it was a while since I tried so I may be wrong, but as I recall fst
1.8/1.7 is quite different from the older versions, which is what MusE
supports. It is quite unfortunate that their version numbering is
consecutive.
I think I tried fixing one of the versions for muse at one time but gave up. sync the overlay and try:
emerge fst =museseq-0.8.1a
Hi.
Well, after testing more carefully, I notice that I can't have vst
support in Muse.