Add a default soundfont file at fluidsynth install #6315
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e-dervieux
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A pull request in Homebrew/core making the changes you'd like to see (including updating the test to be more robust) would be very appreciated. |
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brew doctor
Description of issue
When installing fluidsynth using this formula, everything works well, except no default soundfont is installed.
This is problematic because fluidsynth expects one and the software is basically unusable without it:
This is not a fluidsynth issue according to one of their lead dev, who considers that providing a soundfont with fluidsynth install is the responsability of the package manager (see here and there), in this case: homebrew.
There are plenty of GPL / MIT / CC license to chose from here. I would advise for the GeneralUser GS one, which is quite complete.
Of note, I did notice that the formula contains a test which uses a Drum soundfont from the fluidsynth repository, but this is of course insufficient for any use whatsoever.
Note: I would have created a proper issue for this, but my
brew doctor
is not perfectly clean and I did not want to be banished into oblivion for such a trifle (all the more because theWarnings
that I get have no relation to the issue at hand). If someone out there thinks it's OK to turn this into a full-fledge issue, I'd be happy to create one.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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