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I would argue that this constitutes not well-maintained. It's not like the feature is being requested in an mp3 player, it's a music score editor that refuses
by Brian_K_White 3y ago
I would argue that this constitutes not well-maintained.
It's not like the feature is being requested in an mp3 player, it's a music score editor that refuses to allow editing a music score.
Even if there is no other better, so what?
It doesn't make it valueless garbage either necessarily, and so I agree with the downvotes on the original comment. But this point by itself seems perfectly valid to me. "Well-maintained" definitely takes a ding to it's polish at the very least.
- reikonomusha 3y agoThe score can be edited just fine, though not in the way you're used to or prefer. It doesn't make your request or others' invalid, but it's simply wrong and preposterous to suggest that MuseScore doesn't allow scores to be edited.
- Brian_K_White 3y agoNot me. I'm a bystander.
- kazinator 3y agoAn executable file in /usr/bin can be edited just fine, just not in the way you'd prefer. So much so that certain licenses can legally prevent you from redistributing that binary without source. How easy something is to edit matters --- so much so that legality can hinge on it.