Linux support

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I'm just re-posting this. Is anyone interested in running ctrlr on Linux. I can do Linux builds but i don't know if there is anyone out there using Linux for music.

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Please do!
We may not be many, but linux musicians do exist

I there are no really good music production apps for linux, but I mainly use hardware synths and sequencers, and most of them have to be programmed trough a computer and its a pain everytime i have to use windows to do that, this is a really great opportunity.

Also linux is gaining in popularity, sooner or later there will be enough good programs to fully use it to produce music, ubuntu studio was a step in the right direction and this is an other good step!

[tacky]

Hi - have just bought a dsi tetra; glad I found this place.

I'm running Ubuntu Lucid - any movement on Linux builds?

Congrats on this cool looking project anyhow.

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Well actually yes, i posted some fixes to JUCE to do builds on gcc < 4.2 and i was able to build the engine, i need to find a build system now that would handle the source structure i have now, make has some problems i dont wont to use the classic "configure; make" stuff cause it's a mess, CMake i don't know, premake looks nice but it's unknown to anyone. Once i figure that out i'll post some builds.

[tacky]

Sounds good - is SCons any use to you? SConstruct files are way over my head unfortunately.
Best of luck with it and thanks for thinking of us Linux types.