The icon is part of a picture from a Gradual of the Premonstratensian order dated 1910. It represents King David. It is available in PNG (logo.png) or SVG (logo.svg) image format.
+The icon is part of a picture from a Gradual of the Premonstratensian order dated 1910. It represents King David. It is available in PNG (logo.png) or SVG (logo.svg) image format.
These examples have been produced with non-free fonts, so you probably won't be able to compile the source code: you'll need to adapt it.
-The first example, the smallest, is a chant sung during Adoration (sources).
+The first example, the smallest, is a chant sung during Adoration (sources).
-The second does not contain scores. It is the Benedictine office of Compline in latin, with the French translation (sources).
+The second does not contain scores. It is the Benedictine office of Compline in latin, with the French translation (sources).
-The third is a small sheet for guests in monasteries to remember the blessings at meals (sources).
+The third is a small sheet for guests in monasteries to remember the blessings at meals (sources).
-And the fourth is the entire book of the blessing of meals in the monastery in Norcia, entirely in Latin. It is very complete and contains a lot of scores (sources).
+And the fourth is the entire book of the blessing of meals in the monastery in Norcia, entirely in Latin. It is very complete and contains a lot of scores (sources).
As you can see, it is possible to obtain professional results with TeX and GregorioTeX. None of these scores has taken me more than 3 minutes (with the debug) to write, so Gregorio is really a fast software to use.
diff --git a/gregoriotex/index.html b/gregoriotex/index.html index 8df182c..d7a8f34 100644 --- a/gregoriotex/index.html +++ b/gregoriotex/index.html @@ -56,7 +56,7 @@This page describes quickly the origin and the construction of GregorioTeX. You can also take a look at the GregorioTeX introduction page or at the GregorioTeX detailed description page. If it is the first time you are dealing with TeX, I advise you to take a look at the TeX page.
+This page describes quickly the origin and the construction of GregorioTeX. You can also take a look at the GregorioTeX introduction page or at the GregorioTeX detailed description page. If it is the first time you are dealing with TeX, I advise you to take a look at the TeX page.
Last but not least, you can see some examples.
diff --git a/installation-linux.html b/installation-linux.html index 4980409..b7b9a62 100644 --- a/installation-linux.html +++ b/installation-linux.html @@ -59,6 +59,8 @@To obtain the sources of the stable version, you just need to download them from the download page, and decompress the archive.
+Nota bene: There are two different source code files on the download page: gregorio-x.x.x.tar.bz2 (where x.x.x is the version number) and "Source Code" (in both zip and tar.gz format). "gregorio-x.x.x.tar.bz2" is a special distribution version of the source which has several files, which do not depend on your particular system's architecture, pre-built for you. As a result, it requires fewer tools to build, and should be the default choice for most people. The file named "Source Code" is an image of the repository at the time of the release which is added automatically by GitHub. As a result, the process for building from this file is identical to the process for building from a clone of the repository itself.
+To get the development version, create a local copy of the repository of the project, with the command:
@@ -75,7 +77,7 @@sudo aptitude install autotools-dev flex bison libltdl7-dev texlive-luatex autopoint python-fontforge
-For gregorio versions <4.0, is you are using --enable-xml-read then this additional dependency is needed:
+For gregorio versions prior to 4.0, if you are using --enable-xml-read then this additional dependency is needed:
libxml2-dev
diff --git a/installation-mac.html b/installation-mac.html
index 6a020a1..d3f7825 100644
--- a/installation-mac.html
+++ b/installation-mac.html
@@ -73,7 +73,8 @@ sudo port selfupdate to get the latest sources packagessudo port install libtool autoconf automake flex bison libxml2.sudo port install libtool autoconf automake flex bison.sudo port install libxml2.Once all this is done, you should be able to compile Gregorio.
@@ -84,6 +85,8 @@You have a choice between versions of Gregorio. To obtain the sources of the stable version, you just need to download the sources from the download page, and decompress the archive.
+Nota bene: There are two different source code files on the download page: gregorio-x.x.x.tar.bz2 (where x.x.x is the version number) and "Source Code" (in both zip and tar.gz format). "gregorio-x.x.x.tar.bz2" is a special distribution version of the source which has several files, which do not depend on your particular system's architecture, pre-built for you. As a result, it requires fewer tools to build, and should be the default choice for most people. The file named "Source Code" is an image of the repository at the time of the release which is added automatically by GitHub. As a result, the process for building from this file is identical to the process for building from a clone of the repository itself.
+To get the git version, that is, the version in development (more functionalities, but might contain more bugs), you will have to create a local copy of the git repository of the project, with the command: