Just compile linuxsampler and install. Oly libgig may be a problem and you
can build a new version without removing the older one. It works. It's same
with Qsampler and liclscp.
Hav fun,
On Thu, Mar 27, 2008 at 5:54 AM, <dfro@email-addr-hidden> wrote:
> I have UbuntuStudio Gutsy installed on an Intel-based computer. I want
> to try LinuxSampler, but because of some wording in the software's GPL,
> UbuntuStudio removed it from the distro. They actually seem to have
> only half removed it. Qsampler, libgig, and liblscp are still installed
> with the distro. I don't see any purpose for including them, since they
> require LinuxSampler, correct?
>
> My problem is that I want to remove these 3 packages and do a clean
> compile/install of LS and all its dependencies, but synaptic says it
> will remove the ubuntustudio-audio package. I do not want to remove
> this, because I am sure a lot of .deb packages have this as a
> dependency. So, how do I proceed?
>
> Any thoughts?
>
> Thanks,
> dfro
>
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