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  • ivtec
    Badcaps Legend
    • Dec 2008
    • 1967
    • USA
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    need help choosing music notation linuxmint base

    Hi guy.Need a Music Notation program to work with Linux mint, i found this one on the link but it seems i have to download pakages of some other linux distro can you guys shed some light and advise i like this one.thanks.


    http://www.rosegardenmusic.com/getting/
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    • Time2Retire
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      • Aug 2012
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      #2
      Re: need help choosing music notation linuxmint base

      Don't double post!

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        • Mad_Professor
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          • Feb 2011
          • 1587
          #3
          Re: need help choosing music notation linuxmint base

          linux mint is essentially ubuntu with a face lift.

          According to the site it's community supported, so use the package manager in Linux mint and search for rosegarden. You might need to enable the community repo and then do a refresh of the package list and then search again.

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            • Time2Retire
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              • Aug 2012
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              Re: need help choosing music notation linuxmint base

              Originally posted by Mad_Professor
              linux mint is essentially ubuntu with a face lift.

              According to the site it's community supported, so use the package manager in Linux mint and search for rosegarden. You might need to enable the community repo and then do a refresh of the package list and then search again.
              I already explained this to him in his other post about this. That is why I scolded him for double posting.

              https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showth...250#post303250

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