On Tuesday 18 April 2006 2:32 pm, Istvan Varga wrote:

> Of course, the average users should not have to build from sources
> themselves (I assume you did already try Csound5.01_i686.rpm, and then
> Csound5.01-i386f.tar.gz or Csound5.01-i386d.tar.gz, and all failed to work,
> but if not, it may be worth giving a try).

I tried those, but I got messages about missing PortAudio drivers. I thought 
they came with the package, or I wasn't clear about that. 

So I figure we should already have PortAudio installed, no? The docs weren't 
clear on this, and I notice that some of the code seems to have things like 
jack, etc. with it (or is that the csound-jack interface)

anyway....I'll install PortAudio tonight late and see if I get any MIDI or 
audio issues....thanks.

> That is also one of the reasons 
> why having a full, ready to use binary package included with Linux
> distributions is a good idea.


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