On Sat, Oct 23, 2010 at 8:39 PM, Gunnar Wolf <gw...@gwolf.org> wrote:
> Jeremy dijo [Sat, Oct 23, 2010 at 01:26:22AM -0400]: > > > Oh - Thanks for telling me (as this is clearly targetted as a reply to > > > the human questioning you). It is usual for Debian people to answer to > > > ITP bugs stating what they think should be added to the description > > > (or any other comments). > > > > Should that all be included in the description? I think it's a little > bit > > too much information for the package. Anyone who is using this program > > should know what LV2 plugins are, because this is really a tool for > people > > who know what they want to do. > > I would not be so quick to dismiss a user's interest in the package - > sometimes it is a description which makes you see something you'd have > never guessed... > > Of course, I might ge way mistaken if the LV2 standard is too > specialized. I'm just pointing at common practice. > > Anyway, I'd just include something short along what you have > described, maybe including some package names, and this paragraph (or > bits from it): > > > > > In order to create these effects (as a developer) you should > > > > install lv2core and read the included documentation. However, > > > > unless you are experienced with audio programming, you usually > > > > would only use other people's plugins, and simply adjust the > > > > parameters (for example, the volume parameter on an amplifier > > > > plugin). Lv2file (and most other programs which work with LV2 > > > > plugins) allow you to control these parameters directly. > > If I were to update the description, would I somehow do it on the bug tracker, or just in the package I create? Jeremy
