Gregory's ServerSomehow The Qt Company is managing to rake in 34.3 million eurobucks a year by threatening to hunt down and brutally dismember GPL violators though, so I guess their methods work.
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 @asmaloney I'm going to be honest I think this installer flow and mandatory account nonsense has evaporated all of the good will I had towards Qt  @aeva @asmaloney Does MuseScore not use their own builds of Qt? If so, I'd put part of the blame on them for making you deal with that. Punchline: the latest version of MuseScore doesn't seem to have the program change event problem anymore. ugh, ok well it's not without problems. MuseScore is simply generating too many MIDI notes on playback >:| @aeva Wassabout a midi router filter thing there are many many of these https://das.nasophon.de/mididings/  ok I have a work around. You have to go into the mixer and give every sound channel you want to hear the sound font "MS Basic", which is the only sound font installed by default. You have to download a sound font pack, then assign the metronome, say, "Celesta" or something like that, and then it'll shut up. Wow. @aeva Do you still remember what did you set out to do in the first place? These kind of adventures, for me at least end usually with "great, I can go to sleep now (and forget what I was trying to achieve with the tool that's now working)".  |
@aeva The Qt Company has become open-source hostile in the past few years. They pull all sorts of sketchy stuff (e.g. making 5.12 LTS updates commercial) and constantly try to bamboozle people into commercial licensing when #LGPL will do.
I've been using Qt since 2000 and use to love it, but now I wouldn't really recommend it to anyone because of the way they treat developers.
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