Bug#694406: Backported patch

I've attached a patch for your convenience. I expect this patch will probably apply cleanly and work just fine against whatever version of Rosegarden is in your repository. It's very limited in scope and impact, and is very unlikely to carry hidden consequences. It appears to fix the upstream

Bug#534205: Please package new upstream version

audio community would be greatly appreciative if Debian (and by extension, Ubuntu and 64 Studio, etc.) could update this obscure but important diagnostic tool to the latest upstream version. Thank you. 1. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kmidimon/+bug/336578 -- D. Michael McIntyre

Bug#405765: upstream can't repeat

l be a bug here, and I should make another attempt at reproducing it. If someone cares to provide more detailed step by step instructions, I'll make another attempt. See upstream bug: http://sourceforge.net/support/tracker.php?aid=1834150 -- D. Michael McIntyre -- To UNSUBSCRIBE,

Bug#363444: pysol: crash when turning on sound option for first time

Package: pysol Version: 4.82.1-4 Severity: normal This can be reproduced in various ways, but it shows up on a new installation, when turning on the sound in the game for the first time. Options -> Sound Check the [x] Enable sound server box. "Internal Error. Please report this bug. exception

Bug#354786: rosegarden4: new version available upstream

Package: rosegarden4 Severity: wishlist A new version 1.2.3 is available upstream. This version fixes a number of problems, and may well close some Debian bugs. I *think* we're building OK on 64-bit arches now, for starters. While I'm writing, I, on behalf of the upstream for this package, woul

Bug#354784: rosegarden4sequencer

Package: rosegarden4 Severity: wishlist Your package hacks the source to change rosegarden, rosegardenrc, ~/.kde/share/apps/rosegarden, etc. into rosegarden4. You probably do this to avoid breaking the old Rosegarden, if both packages are installed concurrently. It's not a bad thing, but if

Bug#317142: RFP: dssi-dev -- DSSI (pronounced "dizzy") is an API for audio plugins, with particular application for software synthesis plugins with native user interfaces

Package: wnpp Severity: wishlist Debian's rosegarden4 1.0 package is built with no DSSI support, which has been a great source of consternation and confusion to Rosegarden's users who run Debian. We at Rosegarden are preparing to release version 1.2, and we really hope that our new release will b