- Name: Supercollider
- Homepage: http://supercollider.github.io/
- Why?: I'd personally like to use it, but also I don't think there is anything comparable available in the repository currently. Also I believe the "scsynth" component would benefit other requested packages (e.g. sonic-pi).
- Is it Open Source: yes
- How many potential users?: Supercollider is quite popular, but I can't comment on how well it's audience crosses over with Solus'.
- Link to tarball: https://github.com/supercollider/supercollider/releases/download/Version-3.8.0/SuperCollider-3.8.0-Source-linux.tar.bz2
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| R4550 supercollider | |||
| R4550:47bceb97d3f8 Initial working supercollider, resolves T3250 | |||
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If this gets accepted, it will probably go in the multimedia.audio component. If we end up with enough synth packages, we would probably then create multimedia.audio.synth for example.
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Is there any update on this, as I am doing some personal projects with supercollider and sc3-plugins, and am curious if we're moving forward on this task. I think we'd want both supercollider and sc3-plugins. (And personally, I'd like if we can also get tidal cycles in there too as well as a new haskell stack refresh, but that's asking a lot in one ticket.)
I can also potentially look at what I did to get it to work from source and potentially work on a package, but IIRC sol is coming out soon and will adjust packaging for solus in a new direction.
Thanks!
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@graemelion Waiting on jackd fixes to land this, otherwise I have a local build that at least opens, it just doesn't work without jack.
Also, haskell is on the back burner for me until I can automate rebuilds via dependency tracking.