Bernard Gray

@b12f thanks for the reply! @Givo29 and I work together, I raised the original ticket in OpenProject and got Joel to do the work to meet the ticket requirements. In...

@ulferts thanks for the detailed review, we will spend some time on it over the next couple of weeks (in between the other competing work, hopefully)

> I guess this isn't about the individual sample bank names though, is it - just the name of the folder at the top of the search which doesn't show...

Fwiw I've bundled a lot of this into an ansible playbook/role: https://github.com/cleary/ansible?files=1 The parts I see as sticking points at the moment have to do with the start up -...

These last few comments have got me a bit confused since they're referencing supercollider, and not tidalcycles. The detail by @yaxu is a great how to for interacting with the...

``` Yes true @cleary, I was just looking for ideas from the supercollider community. I've always found the process of contributing a package to debian, and Dan Stowell's post demystifies...

Yeah, I mentioned giving preference to an editor that was already packaged - I use atom so I wasn't sure how well the other options worked. Re the dirt samples,...

@MoiRouhs this thread is specifically related to the path to packaging tidal cycles, not general troubleshooting - can I recommend you create a separate issue, or visit some of the...

I guess what's not clear to me is how much repository maintenance goes on across the tidalcycles repos - is there specific stuff that is menial and time consuming that...

I think this can be closed now A summary of discussions around the place: Short term: pulsar (atom fork) has come to the fore as the best choice as a...