Hello. Translation branch was not compilable for me until I applied this
patch:
https://codereview.appspot.com/35580043
I am running Debian Jessie and have FreeType 2.5.1-1, so this applies to
other branches as well. Sorry, I don't remember having discussed the topic
on-list.
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Francisco Vila.
Janek Warchoł writes:
> a first "hotfix" was already pushed
> (http://git.savannah.gnu.org/gitweb/?p=lilypond.git;a=commit;h=fcad9f183bb05f7206427bf5fc1b95fd8209d26e)
> and i'm working on a bigger cleanup of first 3 chapters now.
> Misleading information, fear me!
>
> best
> j
>
> PS it seems tha
2013/12/7 Janek Warchoł :
> i'm infuriated. A new contributor had turned up, read CG and sent his
> patch to the "frogs" mailing list, which, as far as i know, is dead
> (and since lilynet is down, i'm not sure it's actually working at
> all).
>
> This is absolutely unacceptable. Not only is our
2013/12/9 Janek Warchoł :
> [...] i will be pretty much inactive for the next 2 months [...]
> I hope to finish my current lilypond business before the end of this
> week so that it will be in good state. In particular, i think about
> finishing:
> - metafont code cleanup
> - shorter accidentals i
2013/12/9 :
> i have not looked at the code, but small nit: I think you could leave
> the new subdirectory for another time. 5 files (and only accidentals)
> does not fix anything, and rather adds to the confusion.
Indeed. I'll remove the subdir, but keep the split.
2013/12/9 :
> also, for re
Hi,
recently my LilyPond activity was very high - not far from 24/7 ;-P -
but unfortunately this period will end soon (my arms hurt - they need
a break from computer...). I got an internship that starts in the
next week, and thus i will be pretty much inactive for the next 2
months, because i'll
"Phil Holmes" writes:
> The way uploads of binaries works, is that we (i.e. me) upload them to
> the lilypond.org website, and then I presume a cron job on
> linuxaudio.org copies them to their server, which presumably has fewer
> restrictions in terms of bandwidth. I've checked, and the latest
The way uploads of binaries works, is that we (i.e. me) upload them to the
lilypond.org website, and then I presume a cron job on linuxaudio.org copies
them to their server, which presumably has fewer restrictions in terms of
bandwidth. I've checked, and the latest binaries are on the lilypond.
On 2013/12/09 09:31:57, hanwenn wrote:
also, for reviewing, you should do the file reorganization and the
code
reorganization in different changes.
It's also a good idea to move files and change files in different
commits since git gets worse at tracking moves/renames the more changes
happen
also, for reviewing, you should do the file reorganization and the code
reorganization in different changes.
https://codereview.appspot.com/38530043/
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i have not looked at the code, but small nit: I think you could leave
the new subdirectory for another time. 5 files (and only accidentals)
does not fix anything, and rather adds to the confusion.
https://codereview.appspot.com/38530043/
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