Hi all. New release of OpenMusic 6.12 for Linux available, this time a 64-bit version. Main new features: - 64 bit support for all platforms (no need for any 32-bit dependendencies) - JUCE based audio i/o and device selection Piles of enhancements and bug-fixes. For more info about OpenMusic: http://repmus.ircam.fr/openmusic/home RPM, DEB and tar-ball available here: https://forge.ircam.fr/p/OM/downloads/ The RPM is packaged on Fedora 24. The DEB is packaged on Ubuntu 16.04.2 (running in a VM, minimally tested). The tar-ball doesn’t care. After extracting, OM can be run without installation from inside the extracted folder. The only caveat is the fonts (omfonts) need to be installed at the usual place. They may be copied from the resources/ folder to wherever your system may look (e.g. /usr/share/fonts on Fedora). Have a look at README.LINUX. All sources are GPL and comes with the application. For access to the current development versions look here: git://git.forge.ircam.fr/OM.git If you want to compile your own versions of the lisp sources there's a guide at http://repmus.ircam.fr/openmusic/sources. If you for some reason (old computer, weird architecture) need to build a local version of OMAudioLib.so (JUCE based audio i/o) you'll find the sources for this lib here: git://git.forge.ircam.fr/omaudiolib.git OM includes a full REPL and basic debugging aids, so if you just want to load lisp-files or edit code there's no need to reach outside the running application. Thanks for all bug-reports! -anders