Gtk-osx-docbook-1.0 hicolor-icon-theme-0.11 Here’s what I have from last night in my ~/gtk/source: Thirdly, if I’m going to go to the effort of doing OS X at all, I want to DO OS X, not just use it… the Linux geek in me shows through…ġ.) What specific versions of the gtk-osx stuff are used for the ‘official’ build? A listing of ~/gtk/source would suffice. Just a thought…Ī second reason is to track the 2.0-ongoing branch in the ardour SVN on OS X. A more general macro-language to define MMC actions and do logic by MMC is I guess the ultimate goal, then anyone could write a ‘MIDI/MMC’ macro set for any specific surface to gain much use of that surface.

My intent is to release the source contributions back to the project as a ‘US-428/224’ patch of sorts (and I want to use that same thing on Linux, but the US-428 driver on Linux isn’t nearly as full-featured as the OS X one). The biggest reason is so that I can customize the code to use more of the TASCAM US-428 capabilities (I want to do things like track selection via the aux buttons, change mappings based on button selections, and in general get the full use of the US-428’s control surface which I don’t think is possible through the stock General MIDI controls). Note that it is not my intention to release any binary builds, just build them for myself (I already did the donation, subscription, and ‘buy Mixbus’ things…) Paul needs to eat, ya’know! Yes, I really want to do this, but I have a few specific questions regarding versions, a clarification on buildsystems, and some miscellany. Ok, for a variety of reasons I’m attempting a from source build on Mac OS X Snow Leopard, as mostly documented at

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