Richard Bown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > It's true that our printing facilities are a bit limited > at the moment
I would say that if you want really good printing, you should probably accept a non-WYSIWYG approach and use Lilypond as your printing engine at least, even if you use an interactive editor such as Rosegarden-4 or Denemo to get the data into Lilypond format in the first place. We would like to do much better native printing from RG-4 than we do at the moment (not hard -- native printing is completely useless at the moment), but it'll never be as good as Lilypond. As for editing capabilities, it would always be useful to know what you're wanting to do and how the program could do a better job of helping you. How else will we improve it? And Rosegarden is not your only option: you should take a look at NoteEdit and Denemo as well, if sequencing is not of any interest to you. I think these are enough projects to make it far more worth your time contributing to one of them than starting your own, but obviously it's up to you. Notation is not particularly easy to do though. Chris
