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hmm android, chrome-os, native-client...
a custom python script written for csound might be good on anywhere but
i wonder where csound should actually run on
would olpc-like mean something like
browser > native-client(python) > local-csound
i thought chrome-os is about their cloud so
browser > google-appsengine(python) > csound@google's-server
or maybe that
http://dream.cs.bath.ac.uk/netcsound/
is always enough?
i kinda think so but .. yes web-interactive with gui-funs can be somethang
a competitent to twitter by google based on csound
that will result into a frequently automatically episode-updated
podcast of algo-comps
something like a gui-communication2sound stream
is what i'd expect
oh skype-like direct sound in the track might turn the whole thang esperanto!
btw what's android(local-java-apps) after all?
anyway chrome-os definately sounds csound friendly than android .. and
that's nice
On Thu, Jul 9, 2009 at 2:15 AM, Brian Redfern<brianwredfern@...> wrote:
> Google just announced the development of a Linux-based "Chrome OS,"
> now if it were only going to be an in-house Google development it
> wouldn't be so exciting. But they plan on having community development
> as part of the process. It seems like a great opportunity to take the
> same kind of approach to sound that you have on the OLPC, where csound
> could be used as a standard audio/synthesis engine. I'm certain Google
> hasn't thought of this, but because they plan to open the development
> up to the whole Linux community it might be possible to carry over the
> same kind of idea that was started in OLPC into an os for generalized
> netbook use.
>
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a custom python script written for csound might be good on anywhere but
i wonder where csound should actually run on
would olpc-like mean something like
browser > native-client(python) > local-csound
i thought chrome-os is about their cloud so
browser > google-appsengine(python) > csound@google's-server
or maybe that
http://dream.cs.bath.ac.uk/netcsound/
is always enough?
i kinda think so but .. yes web-interactive with gui-funs can be somethang
a competitent to twitter by google based on csound
that will result into a frequently automatically episode-updated
podcast of algo-comps
something like a gui-communication2sound stream
is what i'd expect
oh skype-like direct sound in the track might turn the whole thang esperanto!
btw what's android(local-java-apps) after all?
anyway chrome-os definately sounds csound friendly than android .. and
that's nice
On Thu, Jul 9, 2009 at 2:15 AM, Brian Redfern<brianwredfern@...> wrote:
> Google just announced the development of a Linux-based "Chrome OS,"
> now if it were only going to be an in-house Google development it
> wouldn't be so exciting. But they plan on having community development
> as part of the process. It seems like a great opportunity to take the
> same kind of approach to sound that you have on the OLPC, where csound
> could be used as a standard audio/synthesis engine. I'm certain Google
> hasn't thought of this, but because they plan to open the development
> up to the whole Linux community it might be possible to carry over the
> same kind of idea that was started in OLPC into an os for generalized
> netbook use.
>
--
SaRiGaMa's Oil Vending Orchestra
is podcasting:
http://sarigama.namaste.jp/podcast/rss.xml
and supplying oil.py for free:
http://oilpy.blogspot.com/
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