Re: [linux-audio-user] The missing link

linuxmedia4(a)netscape.net wrote: It's not so much that you have an old version, as that you have a rather different program altogether. Generally when anyone on this list refers to Rosegarden they're likely to be talking about Rosegarden-4, which is a newer and far more sophisticated application that doesn't even have much code in common with Rosegarden-2.1. It's still very much "in development", but you probably won't find it any less stable than Rosegarden-2.1 anyway... Rosegarden-4 is not included with any of the major distros yet, but it should compile out-of-the-box on SuSE 8.1 (the majority of core Rosegarden developers use SuSE). You may need to install the odd extra package but nothing that isn't on the SuSE CDs. It's a KDE application that generally installs into the KDE directory tree (though you don't have to run KDE to use it), and you can have both Rosegarden-2.1 and Rosegarden-4 installed at the same time -- you just need to make sure the right one's in your $PATH. Information, downloads and mailing-list details at http://www.all-day-breakfast.com/rosegarden/ Chris