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#Agordejo
Program version 0.4.1


![Screenshot](https://git.laborejo.org/lss/Agordejo/raw/branch/master/documentation/screenshot.png "Screenshot")



Agordejo (Esperanto: 'place to set things up') is a music production session manager.
It is used to start your programs, remember their (JACK) interconnections and make your life easier
in general.


You can create a session, or project, add programs to it and then use commands to save, start/stop,
hide/show all programs at once, or individually. At a later date you can then re-open
the session and continue where you left off.


Agordejo does not re-invent the wheel but instead uses the New-Session-Manager daemon and enhances
it with some tricks of its own, that always remain 100% compatible with the original sessions.


This README is just a short introduction. Consult the manual (see below) for more information.

# Contact and Information

* Website https://www.laborejo.org
* Bugs and Issues: https://www.laborejo.org/bugs
* Git Repositories for all programs: https://git.laborejo.org
* Documentation and Manual https://www.laborejo.org/documentation/agordejo

# Installation and Starting

## Download

### Release Version
If the latest release is not available through your package manger you can build it yourself:
Download the latest code release on https://www.laborejo.org/downloads and extract it.

### Git Version
It is possible to clone a git repository.

`git clone https://git.laborejo.org/lss/agordejo.git`

## Dependencies
* Glibc
* Python 3.6 (maybe earlier)
* PyQt5 for Python 3
* DejaVu Sans Sarif TTF (Font) (recommended, but not technically necessary)
* nsmd: New Session Manager
* pyxdg: python-xdg

#### Build Dependencies
* Bash
* GCC (development is done on 8.2, but most likely you can use a much earlier version)

### Environment:
* Jack Audio Connection Kit must be running

## Build and Install
    ./configure --prefix=/usr/local
    make
    sudo make install


## Starting

If you installed Agordejo through a package manager or yourself simply use your application launcher
or terminal to start the executable `agordejo`

You can also run Agordejo after extracting the release archive or cloning from git, without make or
installation. If you did so, for additional features please link tools/nsm-data to your executable PATH.

Use the manpage `man agordejo` or run `agordejo --help` (or local variant `./agordejo --help` )
to see available command line parameters.