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diff --git a/audio/Pd-extended/README b/audio/Pd-extended/README index 4eeb0f77d1..ce6499cc25 100644 --- a/audio/Pd-extended/README +++ b/audio/Pd-extended/README @@ -1,22 +1,20 @@ -Pd-extended (Pure Data, by Miller Puckette) is a real-time -audio synthesis/processing package. It is one of the -"MUSIC N" family members, open source (BSD style) successor -of the MAX branch. This package contains the core of Pd and -many external objects. +Pd-extended (Pure Data, by Miller Puckette) is a real-time audio +synthesis/processing package. It is one of the "MUSIC N" family +members, open source (BSD style) successor of the MAX branch. +This package contains the core of Pd and many external objects. -Since this version the programs binaries name is pdextended, -in order to start Pd-extended you have to call it with this -name. +Since this version, the program binary's name is pdextended; in +order to start Pd-extended, you have to call it with this name. -Pd-extended is usually based on an older version of Pd. -Since version 0.42.5 Pd-extended doesn't conflict any more -with Pd. +Pd-extended is usually based on an older version of Pd. Since +version 0.42.5 Pd-extended doesn't conflict any more with Pd. -You find an example for $HOME/.pdextended in -/usr/doc/Pd-<version>-extended/example.pdextended -which should work out of the box on most machines and -will enable most of the external libraries in pd. +You find an example for $HOME/.pdextended in the usual documentation +directory (named "example.pdextended"), which should work as is one +most machines and will enable most of the external libraries in pd. -It requires dssi, gsl, imlib2, jack-audio-connection-kit, -ladspa_sdk, lame, liblo, libquicktime and speex at compile -time. +To start Pd-extended, type "pdextended" on 32 bit boxes, and use +"pdextended64" on 64 bit boxes. + +This requires ladspa_sdk, liblo, jack-audio-connection-kit, +dssi, gsl, imlib2, lame, libquicktime, and speex. |