question: should toys be part of Pd distribution?
Mark Danks
mdanks at Stormfront.com
Thu Feb 3 02:42:08 CET 2000
Assuming that new releases get folded in quickly, this sounds good to me.
Miller and I deliberately kept Pd and GEM separate, although it always
causes confusion to new users.
This solves two of the big problems: making sure that the individual
packages are always available and the time commitment on the authors' parts
to deal with it.
Later, Mark
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Karl MacMillan [mailto:karlmac at peabody.jhu.edu]
> Sent: Wednesday, February 02, 2000 5:22 PM
> To: msp at ucsd.edu
> Cc: pd-list at iem.mhsg.ac.at
> Subject: Re: question: should toys be part of Pd distribution?
>
>
> Well, from the response to this so far and from talking to my
> colleagues
> that are interested in PD but still haven't taken the plunge, it seems
> that nice integrated, ready to go binaries with all the
> goodies would be
> welcomed. Perhaps what is needed is someone to compile all this stuff
> for all the platforms into, to use the linux jargon,
> distributions. As
> I have access to linux and windows with compilers and should
> have access
> to an O2 soon (and have the time), I would be happy to do
> this if people
> are interested. This way the individual packages can continue to be
> mantained by their authors and released according to their own
> schedules, but end users can get everything they want. Let me know.
>
> Karl
>
> Miller Puckette wrote:
> >
> > Hi Pd-ers,
> >
> > would it be more convenient for you if I integrated "toys"
> (the pitch
> > tracker, expr, and other really useful things) as part of the Pd
> > distribution? It would make the distribution grow by 150K or so...
> >
> > I'm raising the question because I'm writing a phase object
> for sampling
> > (which someone suggested here a year or so ago) and want to
> put something
> > in "soundfile-tools" in the pd distribution which uses the
> new object...
> > it seems as if that would be a good reason to put "toys" in
> the distribution
> > of Pd...
> >
> > cheers
> > Miller
>
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