24 Oct
2011
24 Oct
'11
12:06 p.m.
2011/10/24 Julien Claassen <julien(a)mail.upb.de>
Hello Raffaele!
As I think you've just found there's gtklick, which is klick's GUI.
It's
written in Python. If you don't find it in te Debian archives, then download
the source package. It's easy to build, so you should manage. The GUI is
written in Python and relies - I think - on GTK (Gnome). From what I've seen
of that code, it looks very straight forward.
gtklick it's in debian archives but it doesn't show up with any of the
following:
aptitude search ~dmetronome
aptitude search ~dclick
it does with:
aptitude search ~dklick
and "klick" it's not the keyword an end user would think of when searching
for a metronome
Why don't you use LinuxSampler (qsampler or
jsampler) plus the Salamander
or the Maestro Grand piano, which are available for free download from the
linuxsampler.org website. They sound very good, especially for free
gigasamples and so are probably more enjoyable for a piano player.
Kind regards
I'll have a try :)
Julien
regards
-r