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But it is wise to look around again from time to time.

Surely the NWC is a nice tool, I used it for many years, but it depends on what you need:
If you need primary a good notation: Use Denemo. It can do everything what NWC can do, but more and better. And of course the Notation Output is superior because of Lilypond.
If you need decent Midi: Use Denemo in 2 months. 
www.denemo.org
Nils
On Tue, 08 Sep 2009 07:27:44 -0400

Dave Phillips  wrote:
> Jonathan Gazeley wrote:

quoted text
> > I'd love to, except I was a long-time Windows user before switching to

> > Linux 2 years ago. I tried many open-source MIDI/notation packages but

> > I've never found anything I like as much as Noteworthy Composer.

> >

> > Besides, the point of Linux is that I'm free to choose, right?

> >

>

> Indeed. Wine is Linux software, ALSA is Linux software, and your kernel

> is Linux. I don't believe in limiting my options on principle when my

> essential work is at stake.

>

> As it happens, after trying various options under Wine I find that I can

> achieve my goals with free & open-source software under Linux. Someone

> else's mileage will certainly vary as their goals differ from mine.

>

> When tools like Wine are available it seems foolish to not use them,

> especially if they make your creative work possible.

>

> Best,

>

> dp

>

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