Wooow this is amazing news. Depressingly, installing sc is not possible in the otherwise wonderful termux on Android because of lacking jack support but this is even better.
On 10/06/2020 18.37, amindfv@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Yeah! First up I'll probably be building some little GUI composition/performance tools, either with sclang+QT or a web interface->Vivid->scsynth. I'm also really excited to be able to run things from sccode.org when I'm out and have a couple minutes to kill. Kind of an mp3 player for SC code haha
TomWow amazing. Just got mine yesterday. Any idea of what you (or anyone else on this list) would like to do with it?I will probably think a little bit about some automatic composition based on the sensors of the device.This is exactly the kind of idea that underlines how awesome a pure linux phone can be; it opens so much new possibilities.
Alex Psclt
Le mer. 10 juin 2020 à 15:49, <amindfv@xxxxxxxxx> a écrit :
Happy to report that SC works without any tinkering with Mobian on the PinePhone!
Just `apt install supercollider`, click the IDE icon, and you're in. IDE interactions weren't designed for touch, of course, but I can write code and play sounds! Running scripts with sclang works too.
Tom
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