Susan Dridi wrote:
> Grammostola Rosea wrote:
>
> <snip>
>
>   
>> - The dev of guitarix uses Debian Sid(ux), he will be willing to build 
>> Debian unstable packages or already has some!
>>
>> - klick and gtklick?
>> - rakarrack?
>> - lv2 plugins?
>> - musescore (mscore)?
>>     
>
> I looked at the linuxmusicians.com site and found a forum about notation 
> editors. I haven't really liked Rosegarden for that, it just takes me 
> too long to enter notes with a mouse. I tried Denemo, which allows you 
> to use the computer keyboard to enter notes, but also had problems with 
> it. MuseScore (mscore) looks interesting and the package is already in 
> Lenny and Hardy. I plan on installing it on my laptop, which runs 
> Xubuntu (it's an old machine without much memory) and see if it works.
>
> A few things appeal to me about MuseScore - it has a nice online user 
> handbook, you can use the computer keyboard to enter notes, etc., you 
> can add chord symbols and it supports repeats.
>
> My needs are kind of simple, I just want something to transcribe bass 
> lines and I want to be able to do it quicker than by writing in a 
> manuscript tablet. I don't care about midi for this purpose, although 
> MuseScore does use midi too. I have high hopes, I'll let you know what I 
> think. Has anyone here used this package?
>
>   
I think Musescore is a good wysiwy notation editor. Make sure you  get 
the latest 0.9.4 I believe...
I also think Musescore is pretty far in its development. Further than 
any other wysiwyg editor.

I think there are 3 candidates for a wysiwyg editor:

1) musescore
2) NtEd
3) Canorus

I personally uses Frescobaldi with Lilypond most of the time, but 
sometimes NtEd (make sure you have the latest!) I like this one cause 
it's very fast, light and true wysiwyg! You have to try it (there is a 
Debian package)!
http://vsr.informatik.tu-chemnitz.de/staff/jan/nted/nted.xhtml

I have no experience with Canorus, but I think it is to unstable right now.

So I think you should choose for a wysiwyg between mscore or NtEd.

\r

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