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Just verified that the Ooloi development and application environment installs and runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux. All tests pass on all three platforms. This is exactly as unsurprising as it sounds when you're running on the JVM.
Expectation is not the same thing as verification. This check removes a class of future problems before they arise. There are no platform assumptions embedded in the codebase. If you can run a JVM, you can run Ooloi.
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Magnus Johansson
27/12/2025 11:40:48
What will the minimum hardware and software requirements be for running Ooloi on Linux?
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28/12/2025 11:00:56
Too early to say. Benchmarks indicate Ooloi should run well on very modest systems, but Linux graphics driver behaviour varies enough across distributions and hardware that I won’t know real requirements until later. And there are other factors involved, like virtual instrument libraries you might want to use, which might far outweigh Ooloi’s memory requirements.
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Magnus Johansson
28/12/2025 11:27:11
I am not asking for promises, but I see it is too early to say anything more precise about it.
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AuthorPeter Bengtson – SearchArchives
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Ooloi is an open-source desktop music notation system for musicians who need stable, precise engraving and the freedom to notate complex music without workarounds. Scores and parts are handled consistently, remain responsive at scale, and support collaborative work without semantic compromise. They are not tied to proprietary formats or licensing.
Ooloi is currently under development. No release date has been announced.
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