Jan Nieuwenhuizen writes:
> i would like to keep a copy of the newest stable and the newest
> unstable versions on my computer, so that i can follow and try out and
> contribute to the development of the unstable updates
[..]
> but can switch to a manual install from sources if need be.
If you wa
On Donnerstag, 2. September 2004 13:00, Sean Reed wrote:
> hi.
>
> might anyone have a suggestion as to how to install two separate
> versions of lilypond (the current stable and the current unstable) on
> the same machine, and then be able to decide which version to run?
>[...]
> i'm on a mac with
I would run a test procedure first, before doing the real thing. But if
this were my project, maybe I would download the packages and name them
Cygwin01 and Cygwin02, or similar, so I could tell them apart. Then I
would might write batch files to connect with each one. Then I would write
ano
On Thu, 2 Sep 2004, Sean Reed wrote:
might anyone have a suggestion as to how to install two separate
versions of lilypond (the current stable and the current unstable) on
the same machine, and then be able to decide which version to run?
I think you can put the packages anywhere you like, when
This looks like a bug to me:
\version "2.2.2"
\score {
\notes \relative c'' { \autoBeamOn c8 b \autoBeamOff a c r2 }
\paper { raggedright = ##t }
}
The two notes following the \autoBeamOff are beamed together with the
two notes before it. It seems that the autoBeam properties only kick
in fo
hi.
might anyone have a suggestion as to how to install two separate
versions of lilypond (the current stable and the current unstable) on
the same machine, and then be able to decide which version to run?
i would like to keep a copy of the newest stable and the newest
unstable versions on my c
