I just checked that a possible solution is to unzip the exe archive in
somedir.
Then I called lilypond.exe in usr/bin and it worked fine. However, I wonder
if there can be unwanted side effects in "installing" the program in this
way...
On Mon, Dec 19, 2022 at 2:46 AM Paolo Prete wrote:
> Hello
Hello,
Is there a way to install versions up to 2.23.6-1 for Windows without the
installer GUI interaction, with a command line that specifies the
destination directory?
AFAIK, this is possible for Darwin and Linux, but I can't find a way for
Windows.
On Linux, for example, I do:
echo '\n' | sh
Hi all,
I am a very basic user of lilypond - I never did anything more
advanced than simple piano pieces with lyrics - but a few weeks ago I
found a way to use REPLs to learn Tikz, and I recorded a video about
that, that is here...
http://angg.twu.net/eev-tikz.html
Its two main ideas can be ad
Le 18/12/2022 à 22:22, Abraham Lee a écrit :
By the way, is there already an issue for your request in the
LilyPond
tracker?
No, I haven't submitted an issue about this. I've tolerated it for
long enough that I just keep forgetting about it lol.
Then I suggest to create one.
B
On Sun, Dec 18, 2022 at 2:16 PM Jean Abou Samra wrote:
> Le 18/12/2022 à 22:03, Abraham Lee a écrit :
> > Great questions, Jean.
> >
> > As a font creator (both text and music) and semi-power user, I've
> > always hated that LilyPond only looks within its own data folder for
> > music fonts. This
Le 18/12/2022 à 22:03, Abraham Lee a écrit :
Great questions, Jean.
As a font creator (both text and music) and semi-power user, I've
always hated that LilyPond only looks within its own data folder for
music fonts. This has required me to duplicate all my fonts to the
data directory of every
Hi all,
> As a font creator (both text and music) and semi-power user, I've always
> hated that LilyPond only looks within its own data folder for music fonts.
OMG YES
As someone with multiple installations of Lilypond, and multiple custom fonts,
managing this is more than a small PITA…
> Would
Great questions, Jean.
As a font creator (both text and music) and semi-power user, I've always
hated that LilyPond only looks within its own data folder for music fonts.
This has required me to duplicate all my fonts to the data directory of
every new version of LilyPond I install to make them ac
Hi,
Is there a way to express this in a Fontconfig configuration
file: "If you find a matching font in this directory given
as relative path, ignore other matches and choose that one"?
Context: LilyPond (the GNU music typesetter) uses Fontconfig via
Pango for finding text fonts, but also for mus
