2014-10-31 21:43 GMT+01:00 Br. Samuel Springuel :
> 1) Download the binary for the latest development release
> 2) Unpack the tarball
> 3) Rename the application file to "LilyPond-dev"
> 4) Copy into Applications
This is what I usually do.
Indeed at the moment I have about a dozen of different ver
> Am 31.10.2014 20:19, schrieb Br. Samuel Springuel:
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>> What's the simplest way to get both the development and stable version of
>> lilypond running on a Mac from a user perspective? I already have the
>> stable version installed from the downloadable binaries and don't want to
>> mess with th
I assume that this works the same (or at least reasonably similar) on
Linux and Mac:
- install one version (as you have) on the user level (i.e. not as root)
- *move* the whole installation directory from ~/lilypond to somewhere
else, e.g. ~/lilyponds/2.18.2 (the last part is an arbitrary name,
Figured out the answer to my own question:
1) Download the binary for the latest development release
2) Unpack the tarball
3) Rename the application file to "LilyPond-dev"
4) Copy into Applications
5) Create command line alias scripts which point to the development version
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What's the simplest way to get both the development and stable version
of lilypond running on a Mac from a user perspective? I already have
the stable version installed from the downloadable binaries and don't
want to mess with this but also want to test some changes that have
taken place in t
