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Where can I download the latest version of libdbus-c++ (one of the sub-dependencies for MuseScore)? The Slackware version that I am using is 15.0.

I don't see it as a dependency of MuseScore & sub ...

Quote:

Originally Posted by marav (Post 6336956)

I don't see it as a dependency of MuseScore & sub ...

Neither do I, I've built musescore in the past without libdbus-c++

Why not simply install AlienBob's musescore-3.6.2? https://slackware.nl/people/alien/sb..._64/musescore/

Three dependencies, all to be found i AlienBob's repo: jack2, portaudio, portmidi.

libdbus-c++ is on SBo: https://git.slackbuilds.org/slackbui...es/libdbus-c++

libdbus-c++ is a required dependency of libffado. libffado is an optional dependency of jack. jack is a required dependency of MuseScore.

Are you sure you need libffado?

Code:

$ cat libraries/libffado/README 

The FFADO project aims to provide a free driver implemenation for

FireWire (IEEE1394, iLink) based (semi-) professional audio

interfaces. The focus of the project are on audio/music production

rather than consumer audio. This means that, although we intend to

supported all features at some point, consumer features are

considered less important. The most obvious example of a consumer

feature is AC3/DTS passthrough support, which is unsupported at

the moment.



When using ffado as a normal user you might run into permission

problems with access to /dev/raw1394. To solve that issue you

can add the line



KERNEL=="raw1394",              GROUP="disk"



to /lib/udev/rules.d/65-permissions.rules and make your user a

member of the disk group.



This optionally depends on libdbus-c++.

Quote:

Originally Posted by drumz (Post 6336963)

Code:

$ cat libraries/libffado/README 

The FFADO project aims to provide a free driver implemenation for

FireWire (IEEE1394, iLink) based (semi-) professional audio

interfaces. The focus of the project are on audio/music production

rather than consumer audio. This means that, although we intend to

supported all features at some point, consumer features are

considered less important. The most obvious example of a consumer

feature is AC3/DTS passthrough support, which is unsupported at

the moment.



When using ffado as a normal user you might run into permission

problems with access to /dev/raw1394. To solve that issue you

can add the line



KERNEL=="raw1394",              GROUP="disk"



to /lib/udev/rules.d/65-permissions.rules and make your user a

member of the disk group.



This optionally depends on libdbus-c++.

I don't "need" it as such, but I like to be prepared in case I do need it.