GNU Solfege wiki

This is a wiki for GNU Solfege, but all content slightly related to music theory, ear training, music education and music computer software is welcome here. So you don't know what a Wiki is? Basically, it is a web site anyone can edit. Read here for more information.

• Mailing lists
• We have an IRC channel
• New translatable user's manual.
• Installing Solfege
• Sound setup
• FAQ
• ScreenShots
• Discuss this web site
• Who uses Solfege? Testimonials. Please write a paragraph about yourself.
• PageList & AllPagesList
• RecentChanges & AllRecentChanges
• Misc doc notes

Development

• WikiCleanup mentions ongoing of planned wiki reorgs.
• SITS is our bug tracking system.
• Release notes
• Translate Solfege.
• We have a developer manual, but it is outdated and need to be added to the bzr repo.
• Read this page to learn how to get access to the latest unreleased code.
• ChordNames. I'm trying to document the chord names we use.
• The theory section need more articles.
• Solfege on Win32
• WebSite. Notes about this website.
• MusicRendering.HomePage
• NewFrontPage
• Use cases
• Site use cases
• Our strong points competing against non-free software
• Technical infrastructure
• Python midi modules
• Links
• ProtectedPages
• UnicodeNotes

PmWiki/PmWiki

This website is run by PmWiki, pmwiki-2.2.0-beta65.

• Initial Setup Tasks
• Basic Editing
• Documentation Index
• PmWiki FAQ
• PmWikiPhilosophy
• Release Notes
• ChangeLog
• Sandbox. Practise writing wiki markup there.

pmwiki.org

• Cookbook (addons)
• Skins (themes)
• PITS (issue tracking)
• Mailing Lists