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michael@michaelshiloh.com wrote:

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> On Sat, 9 Dec 2006, Brad Fuller wrote:

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>> Along the same lines, while not Linux only and not only for audio but

>> entire multimedia, you should definitely look into eToys. eToys runs

>> in squeak, a Smalltalk-80 environment. eToys and other educational

>> apps have been running in squeak and used in schools for many years

>> around the world.

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>> Here are some links:

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>> Squeakland: http://www.squeakland.org/  - click on "What is Squeak"

>> for a good overview

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> Brad, every once in awhile an application comes along that makes all

> the work

> we do seem worthwhile. I just installed squeak on my Ubuntu machine

> and was

> instantly having fun. This will work wonders in my work with kids. Thank!

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> Michael

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By the way, I'm working on some squeak morphics to manipulate music and

output data via OSC (eg. envelopes, pianorolls, knobs).

It's a pity that the audio (an in general the multimedia) aspects of

squeak have been left behind in recent development.
Ciao,
c.
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