applause2 - Luajit-based synthesizer based on a stream algebra

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Files	Lines
5 days	AppImage.yml: download tarball from git.fmsbw.deHEAD master-fmsbw-ci master	Robin Haberkorn	1	-1/+1

5 days	AppImage.yml: removed the sudo - it won't work in the ubuntu22 pod	Robin Haberkorn	1	-1/+1

2024-05-21	AppImage: hopefully fixed launching the Jupyter notebook	Robin Haberkorn	1	-1/+1

2024-05-21	AppImage: fixed Jupyter and ILua modes on all but my own system	Robin Haberkorn	1	-6/+8
	* We cannot use the Pip-installed launchers since they have hardcoded paths. Instead we reference python3 explicitly in the /usr/bin/applause launcher. * For some strange reason, the site-packages directory where all of the relevant packages are put is not in sys.path. So also export it via $PYTHONPATH.
2024-05-21	AppImage: possibly fixed the ILua and Jupyter modes	Robin Haberkorn	1	-2/+4
	* when using a CI-built version, it would complain about missing Python modules and cannot find the `ilua` executable
2024-05-20	AppImages contain Jupyter notebook support now	Robin Haberkorn	1	-7/+20
	* that's their default mode, but the ILua console and Lua prompt can also be accessed by passing additional commandline parameters. * README: we can install our ILua fork without explicitly cloning the repository which simplifies matters a bit.
2024-05-20	added AppImage via pkg2appimage	Robin Haberkorn	1	-0/+53
	* Docker turned out to be impractical since you cannot connect a dockerized Jack client to a Jack server on the host as library versions would have to match exactly. Neither did I get Netjack to run in Docker. Also when running in Docker, it would be tricky to get gnuplot to work (and Tcl/Tk support in the future). Especially the Jupyter notebook packaging would have been a lot easier, though with Docker. * AppImage will automatically avoid bundling libjack and require a compatible libjack on the host instead. * Using pkg2appimage ensures we can pull in dependencies as Debian packages. * This version of AppImage.yml does not contain Jupyter notebooks.