Radium

Another idea to simplify and maybe make things easier to fix in the code: Rather than following a "piano keyboard" type layout, enter notes using the corresponding letters on the user’s keyboard layout. To enter the notes with a sharp, add the 'shift' key as a modifier. To move up one octa...

Well… it's a bit more complicated: With the BÉPO layout: - With radium_64bit_linux-7.5.76 version, - I can type letters in Velocity Text, but not numbers. - Alt+Y is ok. - With radium_64bit_linux-7.5.77 version (the one you had sent me to do some tests), - I can't type letters in Velocity Text, but ...

Ok, the situation at my place seems identical:
With Wayland,
- impossible to add numbers in the velocity text (possible with standard FR)

but :

- Also impossible to add letters (a to f) in the velocity text.

Alt+Y is ok in FR and BÉPO (no more problem here).

... and Alt+Y is obtained with the qwerty layout, even if the activated layout is not the qwerty layout.

Well... I installed the plasma-x11-session package on Manjaro to see if some of the problems would not come from Wayland. And the situation changes a bit: – typing numbers in the "Velocity" column no longer poses a problem (even without "shift" with the bépo keyboard layout). – o...

There is one bug as far as I can see: It doesn't work changing keyboard setting after Radium has started. So if I start radium like this: setxkbmap us ./run_radium.sh Then the Y key in QWERTY will always be an Y, even after I change to a non-QWERTY keyboard. I've tried both "fr" "fr ...

I have several keyboard layouts installed on my system: US layout (QWERTY), FR (AZERTY), and "bépo", which is a layout inspired by Dvorak, but for French. bépo is the layout I I'm using more. Of course, I tried the different layouts, but that doesn’t change anything about the problem. Rega...

Alas, the problem is still there and, apparently identical.

Sorry :/

When I press the "y" key in the editor, I get D-3, which seems quite logical to me.

For no apparent reason, strangely, everything worked correctly during a Radium launch (letters, numbers...). I was looking forward to it, but, be careful, I close Radium and restart it to check if it’s stable... and no! It came back with the same problem that concerns us.
Damnation!
!!!???

Oh! I hadn’t noticed this column (see the image). It allows successive glissandos on the same note. Magnificent! I hadn’t seen this option in the manual.