[PD] [OT] Music Notation in linux

[Jonathan Wilkes]

Whoa, Musescore looks way better than I thought it would!  What kinds of bugs does 1.1 have?

Anyone know how its feature set compares to Lilypond?  Some short comments on their forum 

said the output was similar (because it uses the Feta font from Lilypond) but I'd love to see a 

real review of how it handles some of the finer points of music notation.

-Jonathan

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>I think MuseScore is the alternative but it's so buggy yet...
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>Lilypondtool in JEdit is also good.
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>On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 11:48 PM, BanjoBob Faraday <jbturgid at hotmail.com> wrote:
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>Hey Guys
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>>Sorry if this is on the wrong list, but I'm looking for an open source package to prepare some choral sheet music. So far I've found musescore, note edit and lilypond, but I'm not sure if I want to use any of them. Has written any sheet music in linux? Any advice on what to use? 
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>>Lilypond looks interesting, edited in plain text, then prepares a score as an image. It's a command-line scoring package!!! But I'm not sure if I want to learn to read the text file, which would be needed to write music in it. 
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>>Anyway, I'm willing to listen to any advice on this. 
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>>Andrew
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