michael@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
On Sat, 9 Dec 2006, Brad Fuller wrote:
Along the same lines, while not Linux only and not only for audio but
entire multimedia, you should definitely look into eToys. eToys runs
in squeak, a Smalltalk-80 environment. eToys and other educational
apps have been running in squeak and used in schools for many years
around the world.
Here are some links:
Squeakland: http://www.squeakland.org/ - click on "What is Squeak"
for a good overview
Brad, every once in awhile an application comes along that makes all
the work
we do seem worthwhile. I just installed squeak on my Ubuntu machine
and was
instantly having fun. This will work wonders in my work with kids. Thank!
Michael
By the way, I'm working on some squeak morphics to manipulate music and
output data via OSC (eg. envelopes, pianorolls, knobs).
It's a pity that the audio (an in general the multimedia) aspects of
squeak have been left behind in recent development.
Ciao,
c.
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