Jeremy dijo [Sat, Oct 23, 2010 at 01:26:22AM -0400]:
> > Oh - Thanks for telling me (as this is clearly targetted as a reply to
> > the human questioning you). It is usual for Debian people to answer to
> > ITP bugs stating what they think should be added to the description
> > (or any other comments).
>
> Should that all be included in the description? I think it's a little bitI would not be so quick to dismiss a user's interest in the package -
> too much information for the package. Anyone who is using this program
> should know what LV2 plugins are, because this is really a tool for people
> who know what they want to do.
sometimes it is a description which makes you see something you'd have
never guessed...
Of course, I might ge way mistaken if the LV2 standard is too
specialized. I'm just pointing at common practice.
Anyway, I'd just include something short along what you have
described, maybe including some package names, and this paragraph (or
bits from it):
> > > In order to create these effects (as a developer) you should
> > > install lv2core and read the included documentation. However,
> > > unless you are experienced with audio programming, you usually
> > > would only use other people's plugins, and simply adjust the
> > > parameters (for example, the volume parameter on an amplifier
> > > plugin). Lv2file (and most other programs which work with LV2
> > > plugins) allow you to control these parameters directly.