We have had real trouble attracting and keeping translators, and the most complete translations are usually updated by Rosegarden developers who have to double as translators on top of their other responsibilities. These translations are provided and maintained by volunteer contributors, and most contributors tend to come and go pretty randomly. Translations for several other languages exist in various states of disrepair, with Welsh at rock bottom with no updates since before Rosegarden 1.0 was released.
Translations for Czech, Dutch, Italian, Swedish, and Russian are usually substantially complete. We have removed all dependencies on KDE, though we still require JACK and ALSA, and are still tied to the Linux platform for now.įully complete translations are usually provided for British English, Finnish, French, German, Japanese and Spanish with each public release. (LilyPond is also required!) Otherwise, we aim to be as desktop-neutral as we can be. One file printing program and one PDF viewing program from each list of supported backends must be available at runtime in order for these features to work. You can change this on Settings ⇒ Configure Rosegarden ⇒ General ⇒ External Applications to use either Gtk-LP, lpr, or lp for printing, and Okular, Evince or Acroread for previewing PDF files. By default, Rosegarden is configured to use lpr for printing and Okular for previewing. This feature requires an external backend to print or preview the resulting. The only marked change in functionality comes when printing or previewing with LilyPond. Rosegarden uses the Qt 4 libraries for various common controls, but you can run it under any window manager or graphical environment you like.
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