>> I've been using a shell scipt to load the various applications used for
my
>> projects and one of these applications is qsynth. As far as I can see,
>> qsynth does not alow a configuration file to be specified, so I can't
vary
>> the sound fonts I use from project to project - please correct me if I am
>> wrong, it will solve my problem.
>
> The conf file is ~/.qt/qsynthrc, so your script can do, for
>example :
>cd ~/.qt
>cat qsynthrc-song1 > qsythrc
>qsynth &
>
>and for antother song :
>cd ~/.qt
>cat qsynthrc-song2 > qsythrc
>qsynth &
>
>and after creating a third setup, don't forget to cat ~/.qt/.qsynthrc >
>~/.qt/qsynthrc-song3
>
> I hope I understood the question...
>
>Y.
Yea, I thought of doing somthing like that but hoped there was a more
elegant solution, it's the sort of thing one would like to be able to do
with lash.
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