Our nonprofit has used this module with the kids we teach for years, but during the pandemic, the chip shortage required us to move away from Raspberry Pis to repurposed MacBook Airs. Sonic Pi didn't work well for years on versions of Linux that weren't Raspbian, but now it's a standard package with Fedora and works fine.
However, it seems this module is behind the current development of the Sonic Pi software, or there is some misconfiguration on the Fedora machine that's stopping it from working. We have Sonic Pi open on the machine, and it says that it's version 4.5.1 (April 24th, 2024), and the OSC is running on port 4560, not 4557.
Setting the port with the function below does not resolve the issue:
Our nonprofit has used this module with the kids we teach for years, but during the pandemic, the chip shortage required us to move away from Raspberry Pis to repurposed MacBook Airs. Sonic Pi didn't work well for years on versions of Linux that weren't Raspbian, but now it's a standard package with Fedora and works fine.
However, it seems this module is behind the current development of the Sonic Pi software, or there is some misconfiguration on the Fedora machine that's stopping it from working. We have Sonic Pi open on the machine, and it says that it's version 4.5.1 (April 24th, 2024), and the OSC is running on port 4560, not 4557.
Setting the port with the function below does not resolve the issue:
set_server_parameter('192.168.1.247',4560)