Hallo from Wales UK, and thank you for allowing me to join the forum. I hope I have chosen the appropriate section to post into.
I have had Linux-based computers as my main desktop/online portal for 4 or five years now (first Zorin and now Trisquel). (I'm basically a Win-10 refugee).
I would like to install a music OCR application to run under Trisquel. I have 'found' OpenOMR and downloaded its package. The Readme.txt then tells me:
"This project makes use of the Joone and JFreeChart packages. Make sure to download them and install them in an appropriate place."
I would be grateful for some guidance how to do this.
Is it a matter of a "sudo apt-get install ######" command-line?
(Please be gentle with me! I do use the command line but am really happier with GUI-based controls.)
Many thanks for any info or advice forthcoming.
Sincerely
Ian Graham
Getting and installing
Re: Getting and installing
I take it that the fact this post is now 'up' means that at least the moderator has seen it. If, in the absence of any response from forum members, s/he is able to make any comment, I would be very grateful
Sincerely
Ian Graham
Sincerely
Ian Graham
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Re: Getting and installing
You can download prior versions of JFreeChart from here. At a guess based on date, v1.0.17 was extant then; it should include a compatible version of JCommon. I've never seen package installers; I just put the JARs on the class path.
Re: Getting and installing
Thank you, John. I was with you as far as " put the JARs on the class path ", which I'm afraid is 'above my paygrade" !
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Ian G.
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Ian G.
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Re: Getting and installing
Your odyssey is just beginning. Start here, and then try this, substituting whatever JAR version numbers are expected by your music library:
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java -cp lib/jfreechart-1.0.19.jar:lib/jcommon-1.0.23.jar org.jfree.chart.demo.TimeSeriesChartDemo1
Re: Getting and installing
Thank you