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Re: Issue 938 in lilypond: building lilypond omf files: what, why, how,
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Re: Issue 938 in lilypond: building lilypond omf files: what, why, how, etc |
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Sun, 20 Dec 2009 14:55:37 +0000 |
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Comment #3 on issue 938 by percival.music.ca: building lilypond omf files:
what, why, how, etc
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=938
How are they used: I mean, does anybody use them? If I go to a repository
of
open-source manuals (do those exist?), is lilypond listed? Does redhat use
them to
help the packaging? in short, would anybody notice if we dropped support
for them
entirely?
are the generated correctly? on my local system, I see:
<creator>
</creator>
<maintainer>
gperciva (None)
</maintainer>
<title>
is that correct? What does it say on the official, distributed, version?
Are the
omf files actually included in the official, distributed version? If not,
then it
seems obvious that we can just junk them.
Valentin:
This isn't an issue that can be solved by editing texinfo, ly, or scm
files, so it's
not documentation. I'm clarifying this distinction in the new bug
classifications.
We're not just "documenting it somewhere", because it's not clear what the
answer
those questions _is_.
Look, it's not an urgent issue. It has the lowest possible priority. I
don't care
if nobody looks at this for another year. But if you *do* look into it, I
want
everything answered.
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