¶ LilyPond Running program Download URL
¶ LilyPond Running Manuals Download URL
Other material; All : previous stable versions and current as a compressed archive. ¶Doc tarball for 2.24.3: LilyPond 2.24.3
See usage.pdf for lilypond running ($ tar Jxvf lilypond-2.24.3-documentation.tar.xz ===> ......../share/doc/lilypond/html/Documentation/usage.pdf)
¶ LilyPond ver2.24.3(<<=====2.22.2) NEWS.txt(pdf) ALL-files
running(linux)====>>$ ./run--lily.sh NEWS.txt [Enter] or$ lilypond --pdf NEWS.txt.ly [Enter] Windows OS====>>>lilypond --pdf NEWS.txt.ly [Enter]
"NEWS.txt.ly" is an excerpt from the text on the "$ tar Jxvf lilypond-2.24.3-documentation.tar.xz ===> ......./share/doc/lilypond/html/NEWS.txt>NEWS.txt" (html Sorry)
¶ Refer(sheet); Samuel Barber - (SATB choir) Agnus dei (with score) <=== YouTube Refer(song); YouTube ===> Agnus Dei - Samuel Barber LIVE Voktett Hannover & VOCES8: Agnus Dei (Samuel Barber)
---- I think this will be a useful reference for writing music scores.---- Brave browser;; blocked <===Trackers and ads ! m(_ _)m
¶ Refer Gail Selkirk - Songbird of Swing - Plunging into Lilypond [please Click to ( Music) ] ¶ LilyPond's sheet music and midi etc, please ======>See mutopia(web)
About Music Engraving Music Engraving on Metal Plates --YouTube
The command-line utility "LilyPond" is a tool for Music-sheet users.¶ Invitation write Score, invitation.html invitation.pdf Source files[about: 21000bytes](2024>run--texi invitation[Enter] on linux !! But need makeinfo file)
GNU Texinfo manual
The above; It is a running of invitation.[Linux(on wsl) ]
The result html, pdf is displayed by run--texi.sh processing.
Running is LilyPond ver2.24.0(or ver UP) See in; run--texi.sh
files-refer: run--texi.sh(line#1-142) invitation.texi(line#1-1,279)
The display is under my environment. Also, invitation.htm was created via Texinfo(makeinfo).
Windows; >run--texi invitation[Enter]PDF file display only(Although it creates many svg files).
---- wallpepar!(Beam of light on a forest road; download free)---
Example; Sheet-music by Lilypond .[Linux ( on WSL) ]
run! $ ./run--lily.sh nothing[Enter] Refer; Nothing
And running is LilyPond ver2.24.0(or ver UP)
The display is under my environment. Also, nothing.htm was created via Texinfo(makeinfo).
Normally; "Windows & Linux" [Prompt] lilypond --pdf --png nothing.ly[Enter]
¶ Reading Material
Statements about WSL(1) and Lilypond(2.24.3).;For general users
¶wsl environment construction[General User]
¶Windows Home edition[64bit and Memory standard capacity;32GB( or 16GB)]
-----Avoid installing with "wsl.exe"(wsl.exe is an explanation for developers).-----
When a general user "uses wsl.exe": It's time to remove the Ubuntu (wsl) environment.
cmd(exe); >wsl.exe --unregister Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS[Enter] !!
!!Completely remove any trace of values(wsl's) from registers.!!
1) Items to confirm (required)
Control panel ===>Program function ===>Enabling or disabling windows features::
Open ! :: Put a check.
windows subsystem for linux
virtual machine platform
!! (Prepare the "user name" and "password" to enter the Ubuntu OS in advance) !!
Start; from "windows store" === get install Ubuntu[22.04.3 LTS]
Do! install ====> Once everything is done, be sure to do the following:
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First of all; $ sudo apt update[Enter] ---And then--- $ sudo apt upgrade[Enter]
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Ubuntu[22.04.3 LTS] running(As wsl 1) OK!
To exit Ubuntu, use $ exit[Enter] to return to the windows OS.
----- You can omit the installation below! (It's a matter of preference) ----
Then; from windows store ===get install "Windows Subsystem for linux"
Windows start At Subsystem's Icon <==click!GNU/Linux(wsl) is run over Ubuntu.
Easy installation build(lilypond,texlive,ghostscript,texinfo(makeinfo)
- $ sudo apt install lilypond[Enter] ## ---But this is "version 2.22.2"---
- $ sudo apt install texlive[Enter] ##---This is not "install-tl-unx.tar.gz"---
## The extraction location of TeX's file is different.
## apt install texlive====>\\wsl.localhost\Ubuntu-22.04\usr\share\texlive
## From install-tl-unx.tar.gz===>\\wsl.localhost\Ubuntu-22.04\usr\local\texlive
##"Local" is called first, so there is no conflict between the two(TeX-systemu)- $ sudo apt install ghostscript[Enter]
- $ sudo apt install texinfo[Enter] ### Get "makeinfo" usage; makeinfo
- $ sudo apt install xdg-utils[Enter] ### Perform its functions on behalf of explorer.exe (WSL) ---
- $ sudo apt install xdg-wslu[enter] ### --- For wsl
About xdg-open
- If the file does not open with the following error displayed when opening the file, execute the following.
===================================================
/usr/bin/xdg-open: 882: links2: not found
/usr/bin/xdg-open: 882: elinks: not found
/usr/bin/xdg-open: 882: links: not found
/usr/bin/xdg-open: 882: lynx: not found
/usr/bin/xdg-open: 882: w3m: not found
xdg-open: no method available for opening 'http://www.freedesktop.org/'
====================================================
- do!
But! I don't know about xdg-open under "wsl 2" environment.( I don't use "Windows Pro edition".)
1:) $ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:wslutilities/wslu[Enter]
2:) $ sudo apt update[Enter]
3:) $ sudo apt install wslu[Enter]
Linux; LilyPond(latest-version)---lilypond-2.24.3-linux-x86_64.tar.gz--- install to WSL(Linux=Ubuntu[22.04.3 LTS])
This is an additional description
The latest distribution of lilypond requires you to install it yourself.
Windows OS download-file is Usually the file is stored here (C:\Users\Your's Name\Downloads\........)
Do download lilypond-2.24.3-linux-x86_64.tar.gz
Downloaded file C:\Users\Your's Name\Downloads\lilypond-2.24.3-linux-x86_64.tar.gz
====================
Please avoid moving this lilypond-2.24.3-linux-x86_64.tar.gz to the Ubnutu environment using explorer.exe (though you can actually do that).
Execute from Linux side.(Your's home;; \\wsl.localhost\Ubuntu-22.04\home\Your's name )
Example; Your's Name:~$ cp /mnt/c/Users/Your--Name/Downloads/lilypond-2.24.3-linux-x86_64.tar.gz ./ [Enter]
You can See ===>Your's Name:~$ .....That there is "lilypond-2.24.3-linux-x86_64.tar.gz"
DO; Expand this; Your's Name:~$ tar xvfz lilypond-2.24.3-linux-x86_64.tar.gz[Enter]
This is my home page(Figure 2) with everything done, I will explain based on this.
The running package file for ---"lilypond-2.24.3"--- will appear as shown in Figure 2.
------- Below: Running configuration work for lilypond-2.24.3 Figure-2:
------- The First row shows /home/yukio/ with all the work done.
------- The Second row shows /home/yukio/bin/
------- The Third row is the display in /home/yukio/lilypond-2.24.3/
First of all
---As an example--- First, let's check the PATH that Ubnutu calls at startup.
The search starts here(/home/yukio/bin:/.....
). If there is a command specified in this bin, it will be executed immediately (no matter what is in the PATH description later)
However: This "bin" does not exist in [yukio] from the beginning. Create it yourself --- and Ubuntu will recognize it.
( Your's name:~$ mkdir bin[Enter]) Example; yukio@book3:~$ mkdir bin[Enter]...... "bin" is empty (files are stateless.)
Figure 2(....This is my screen after all the construction is completed.)。
Your name:~$ To makebin
look like the second row of the above(Figure 2) ---to put lilypond/bin/files into bin in a runnable manner.---
Do the following:
First, let's take a look at the "executable files"(commands) provided in lilypond-2.24.3/bin/.....
Please compare the second row of Figure-2 with the above image.
----The second row of Figure-2 is actually a symbolic link file.----
The next step is to create this symbolic link file in your bin.
Your name:~$ cd bin[Enter]
"Your name:~/bin$" is now current working location. ----Let's start creating symbolic link files.----
Once you're done, run "ls -lX" and you should see the same display as the second row of "Figer 2".
- Your name:~/bin$ ln -s ../lilypond-2.24.3/bin/abc2ly ./[Enter]
- Your name:~/bin$ ln -s ../lilypond-2.24.3/bin/convert-ly ./[Enter]
- Your name:~/bin$ ln -s ../lilypond-2.24.3/bin/etf2ly ./[Enter]
- Your name:~/bin$ ln -s ../lilypond-2.24.3/bin/lilymidi ./[Enter]
- Your name:~/bin$ ln -s ../lilypond-2.24.3/bin/lilypond ./[Enter]
- Your name:~/bin$ ln -s ../lilypond-2.24.3/bin/lilypond-book ./[Enter]
- Your name:~/bin$ ln -s ../lilypond-2.24.3/bin/lilypond-invoke-editor ./[Enter]
- Your name:~/bin$ ln -s ../lilypond-2.24.3/bin/lilysong ./[Enter]
- Your name:~/bin$ ln -s ../lilypond-2.24.3/bin/midi2ly ./[Enter]
- Your name:~/bin$ ln -s ../lilypond-2.24.3/bin/musicxml2ly ./[Enter]
Your name:~/bin$ cd ../[Enter]
Your name:~$ lilypond[Enter] Displays how to use lilypond.
It should take some time at first as lilypond searches for fonts on your PC and cash-saves them.
Even if you do---"$ sudo apt install lilypond[Enter] (version 2.22.2)"---the above version 2.24.3 is better. running (version 2.22.2 is ignored).
----If you run "Your name:~$ mv bin new-bin[Enter]" (if you remove it from/home/Your name/bin
) running will be version 2.22.2 ----
Installing texlive from install-tl-unx.tar.gz takes a long time. After everything is done again Add a symbolic link under the /usr/local/bin directory yourself.
( creating symbolic link ----- Do by yourself;$ sudo /usr/local/texlive/????/bin/*/tlmgr path add[Enter] ----- )
Once "$ sudo apt install texlive[Enter]" has finished, running is OK
"WSL 2" is completely an environment for developers (and system engineers). I think general users using Windows Home will find it difficult to use. m(_ _)m
Results after fine adjustment |
Linux circle-cd2.pdf circle-cd2.tex run--tex.sh Run ---Linux $ ./run--tex.sh circle-cd2[Enter]
Note
If luatex-running doesn't work, pdftex-running is OK.[run--tex.sh] (I think luaTeX is no-running if it is a TeX distribution version before 2018.) |
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