The LilyPond repository is the only one that I follow closely that
actually has (not quite but almost) daily updates anyway. I try to
keep up to date as to where it's going, how it works and who's
implicated (and in what capacity/portion). It is a big and complicated
project that seems to have a
Le 18/08/2022 à 21:30, Pierre-Luc Gauthier a écrit :
I also read "git log -p" on a daily basis.
Just curious: are you really reading `git log -p` *on the LilyPond
repository* on a daily basis? Or is this a general method to learn
about software that you apply for various pieces of software on
HI Pierre-Luc;
This is very nice, thank you.
Ken
On Thu, Aug 18, 2022 at 12:30 PM Pierre-Luc Gauthier
wrote:
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> Thanks Andrew for your input. I did write a few manuals (and still do)
> for some system usage and I know how hard it can be to cover all what
> a system can do and how to do it.
Thanks Andrew for your input. I did write a few manuals (and still do)
for some system usage and I know how hard it can be to cover all what
a system can do and how to do it.
For the record, I learned a *lot* reading all (most) of the change logs :
Thank you, Aaron. Yes, I found that Wikipedia entry at about the same
time that I first struggled with the tremolo.
It really comes back to being able to think and write fluently, doesn't it? :-)
Thanks to you all for your great support on this list.
Ken
On Thu, Aug 18, 2022 at 9:09 AM Aaron
AWESOME!
On Thu, Aug 18, 2022 at 9:14 AM Werner LEMBERG wrote:
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>
> > What even makes it more difficult is when I don't even know what
> > something is called at all (no terminology) and/or when I have no
> > clue how to succinctly describe what it is that I don't know. For
> > example, the
> What even makes it more difficult is when I don't even know what
> something is called at all (no terminology) and/or when I have no
> clue how to succinctly describe what it is that I don't know. For
> example, the tremolo; I recognized the graphic but I had no way to
> search for it by
On 2022-08-18 8:49 am, Kenneth Wolcott wrote:
What even makes it more difficult is when I don't even know what
something is called at all (no terminology) and/or when I have no clue
how to succinctly describe what it is that I don't know. For example,
the tremolo; I recognized the graphic but I
Thank you all for your commentary on my question.
I think there are some very nice responses here that give me some perspective.
What even makes it more difficult is when I don't even know what
something is called at all (no terminology) and/or when I have no clue
how to succinctly describe what
On 8/18/2022 5:48 AM, Andrew Bernard wrote:
Every layman seems to have a
different 'layman's term' for things, some of which are true
alternatives and some of which are just plain wrong.
Doing residential tech support, I will never forget the man who referred
to the desktop background
Hello Ken,
I also use Dorico, which currently has a 1720 page PDF manual. If I may
make a few comments. There's an active Steinberg Dorico forum. It's
continuously full of complaints about using the manual. It's also full
of complaints saying Dorico is not 'intuitive'. Finally somewhat
Le 18/08/2022 à 04:16, Kenneth Wolcott a écrit :
Hi;
Dumb documentation question here:
Kind of like a FAQ but also kind of like an index.
So this would be a "translation" of layman's terms to
Lilypond/professional terminology and an index; it could even point to
existing indices (in Notation)
I do see the FAQ on the documentation page, but I think that this
needs to be expanded, in more detail, as it frequently takes too long
to find things in the existing documentation.
Maybe I just don't use the right search strings to find what I'm looking for.
On Wed, Aug 17, 2022 at 7:16 PM
Hi;
Dumb documentation question here:
Kind of like a FAQ but also kind of like an index.
So this would be a "translation" of layman's terms to
Lilypond/professional terminology and an index; it could even point to
existing indices (in Notation) and/or the Glossary.
Q: Does Lilypond do X
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