Reached what I think is the absolute lowest denominator for making objects for ossia / Max / Pd / VSTs / <anything you can think of which looks like a graph>: the object on the left is generated automatically from the code on the right with just a C++20 compiler
#intermedia
Implemented a couple new backends recently in #libremidi:
- Network I/O through #OSC
- Standard logic for computer keyboard input mapping
Testing appreciated! https://t.co/t7AeOPDhrS
#midi#cpp
Very glad that the GStreamer conference happens in Montreal this year! At the SAT we are showing our appreciation for the critical open-source work done by GStreamer contributors, by becoming a gold sponsor of the conference and organizing a networking event tuesday. RSVP link:
ossia score 3.2.4 released with many packaging news:
- Now available on Flathub: https://t.co/nlJJYBku4v (x86_64 and aarch64)
- Now available on Nix (unstable channel): nix-env -i ossia-score (x86_64, aarch64 coming in a PR)
- Added BSD to CI
:)
https://t.co/Ci0JaQKahX
Hi folks! We're starting a formal user study on ossia score, to improve the UI / UX affordances.
If you've ever used ossia for audio / visuals / IoT / media art and can spare 10 minutes, please fill out https://t.co/OB30eloFbH !
@supahvee1234 With a type that represents this invariant (which likely is implemented as a signed integer). Most likely the full range of an int even 31 bit is likely invalid, e.g. of it's for representing an amount of items displayed in a GUI app or a size of some geometry in pixels.
@ossia_io score reached the 200k downloads milestone, a bit less than a year after the first 100k which took a decade :') thanks for your support friends 🫶
@m_ou_se How would you handle a native GUI where an operation causing some panic deep down should never crash the app but instead just show a dialog to the user like "error: operation canceled" and let them continue with other GUI actions ?
Looking for testers: as of the latest commit, libremidi (https://t.co/Iyz8FNyEgM) has primitive support for sending & receiving MIDI 2 UMP messages through the Alsa sequencer. (Linux6.5+). Check out midi2_echo.cpp example :)