Casper Jeukendrup

I asked quite a lot of people on the MuseScore.org forums to test this, and so far the results seem exactly what I expected: MuseScore does at least launch now,...

Yes, in our license there is a small exception / clarification about user scores that were made using the notation fonts packaged with MuseScore. I guess that's why GitHub doesn't...

I must say I'm not an expert either, but I don't think so, since this exception is only about files that users create using MuseScore; those files do indeed evade...

@bkunda or @oktophonie Could you please test this briefly?

Might it be caused by the fact that `QString` has been replaced with our own `String`? Git Blame specifically mentions https://github.com/musescore/MuseScore/commit/c31e7fb0720817a4a1558c02ca17f71dc941b7a6 somewhere.

> In which file? Open the MuseScore repo in Qt Creator, hit Ctrl+Shift+F (Cmd+Shift+F on macOS) and search for "Hide/delete palette"; then you'll find it automatically :) --- > Why...

VS Code is probably also fine. But the "big" Visual Studio not, because it won't see the QML files.

The `.ts` files should also stay unchanged indeed; those are re-generated automatically at the moments that we need them.

You should undo the changes to the files with the `.ts` extension. There should be only one change, namely the one in `src/palette/qml/MuseScore/Palette/internal/TreePaletteHeader.qml`. The other changes should be removed from...

Almost there! The changes in `share/locale/musescore_af.ts` need to be undone too... Once that is done, it would be great if you could squash the commits, so that you have 1...