simonvanderveldt
commented
1 year ago AFAIK the one in ::gentoo doesn't have LADISH support. I tried NSM some time ago, but the UX was significantly worse compared to LADISH/Claudia.
Open NexAdn opened 1 year ago
simonvanderveldt
commented
1 year ago AFAIK the one in ::gentoo doesn't have LADISH support. I tried NSM some time ago, but the UX was significantly worse compared to LADISH/Claudia.
NexAdn
commented
1 year ago So the issue is getting media-sound/ladish into ::gentoo and adjusting media-sound/cadence::gentoo to support LADISH. But I guess you already know that, so the question is: has anyone tried this already and, if yes, how did it go?
NexAdn
commented
1 year ago Just found Bug 442916 for adding LADISH to ::gentoo. Doesn't look like they are against adding it, so we might be able to get it into ::gentoo. But I then it's left to decide whether to maintain another ebuild in ::gentoo or keep the current media-sound/cadence in ::audio-overlay.
simonvanderveldt
commented
1 year ago Yeah, there's a now decade old :O bug for it https://bugs.gentoo.org/442916 Assuming we can exclude the GTK2 frontend (gladish, see patches in the overlay https://github.com/gentoo-audio/audio-overlay/tree/master/media-sound/ladish) the only missing thing would be a new release because the latest existing one (https://github.com/LADI/ladish/tree/ladish-1) is not compatible with Python3. Nedko's availability/reachability is kinda spotty though, so not sure if we can make that happen.
nedko
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1 year ago I suggest to pick latest (1-stable) git version and use the git version in a date-named ebuild. I don't plan to release tarballs, but continue to publish via git. Use the 1-stable branch for tracking post version 1 fixes: https://github.com/ladi/ladish/tree/1-stable
media-sound/cadence has both a versioned and live ebuild in ::gentoo. As such, having a live ebuild of our own is a bit redundant.
I propose we remove media-sound/cadence from ::audio-overlay.