Wired: Pro-Level, GPL'd Audio Editing For Linux

Posted by timothy on Friday November 12, 2004 @11:01PM from the this-looks-very-nice dept.

Sven Hertz writes "For all us music professionals who were longing to a promising music production and creation software on Linux, there is now Wired (screenshots). It supports unlimited Audio/Midi tracks playback and recording, and introduces a Plugin system for instruments and effects (VST support under way too). It can also read AKAI CDs and import 18 different Wave formats. The first test version was released a few days ago and its news made the rounds successfully on OSNews & GnomeDesktop while it was placed "app of the week" over at GnomeFiles."

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Re:Damn. by arodland · 2004-11-13 00:14 · Score: 0, Offtopic
KDE isn't so bad on dependencies, I think, as GNOME is. Ignoring some fairly common stuff that they both need, here we go:
KMail deps:
- KDE Libs
  - aRts
  - Some X libs
  - Some graphics libs
  - libxml
  - Qt
- KDE PIM libs
- KDE Network libs
- KDE Calendar lib
- MIME Libs
Evolution deps:
- gtkhtml
- bonobo
- atk
- gail
- glade
- GNOME libs
  - GNOME VFS
  - TASN
  - separate custom ops lib
  - GNOME UI
  - GTK
  - ORBit
  - GConf
  - pango
- GNU TLS
- the NSPR (?!)