ozu usually you have to - git clone URL
- git submodule update --init --recursive
- git checkout VERSION
- cd ..
- mv packagename packagename-VERSION
ozu - tar cf packagename-VERSION.tar.gz packagename-VERSION
ozu and then you are good to go! That's why I never use services, because sooner or later something is gonna break
kottvv > <@ozu:chat.weho.st> hey I saw you on the credits in https://github.com/jatinchowdhury18/AnalogTapeModel good job!
yeah)
moreover Jatin has made some contributions to JUCE-LV2 developement
ozu however with LMMS implementing LV2 in the next version, it is also possible that I will return to it after many years
kottvv nice to hear)
kottvv aside form daw stuff, how are you?
kottvv score? afaik "studio one" has decent score editor, but I never use itbitwitg, ardour, tracktion - haven't such feature
and in the reaper it's very basic
kottvv musescore is the best :)
kottvv С++
ozu I have a local mirror, yes. I haven't updated it in a while, it's at around 5 GB. Now it's probably even bigger
kottvv most of juce packages are branches
ozu I am fine too. How are your C++ studies going?
kottvv why we are against the branches from my repo? :)
ozu GeekosDAW is modular, we want people to branch our packages and if possible contribute. This way it's simpler.
ozu if you notice none of my packages are branched from ozu :) we are not against branching, of course, we do it for many packages, but that's only for repos belonging to non-members. Since you are a full team member, you can work directly on our repo. Of course, you can put yourself in the copyright notice at the top of each .spec
kottvv I use branching for convinience. As I update juce repo very often it requires no actions for pushing in GDAW (just triggering services sometimes), with separate packages I have to 1 submit request, 2 accept request and it annoy a little bit :)
kottvv If you tell me where i can find a users feedback on GDAW😆
ozu I understand. But you can directly work on the gdaw repos if the change is unlikely to break something. For example, when I do simple lv2 packages with few dependencies, I work directly on the gdaw package. You could work on kill_it and then submit only for the big packages or those which are likely to break after updating
ozu yes, Telegram is where we get most of our feedback. Initially there were only Italian users but now there's people from all over the world. I am sad that you can't join, this wasn't something we wanted: most of our users just use Telegram and would not easily switch to something else. I hope that now that Matrix is becoming more popular, we will be able to bring more users on Matrix! As for matrix, I can't kick this annoying Gitter bot. Can you make a new geekosdaw channel and invite me there, please?
Telegram Bridge was kicked by ozu.