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Feature request: allow midi keyboard only without keypad, using previous time value. Useful for long runs of similar notes. See PR #11

I have a German keyboard and I noticed that the barline check is not typed in correctly, it types a ' insted.
On a German keybard a | ist typed by (Alt Gr)< so I tried to fix this in Auxillary_stuff.lua but the only result I managed to get was that no | is printed:

master...abrock:fixes

If xorg runs as user then it lacks permissions to read new device. See PR #9 for a fix with a udev rule.

Feature request: allow a second keyboard. Useful for a footswitch for example. PR #14

Sharps/flats adjustment skipping 1 sharp. See PR #6 for fix

Thanks for writing and sharing LilyQuick. I've installed it on Debian Stretch and I'm using XFCE and xfce4-terminal.

When I run sudo ./lq, I get the usual printout of note lengths. However, if Qsynth is not running I am then unable to click successfully e.g. move my terminal window or switch to another application. I can move my mouse pointer normally, however. In order to regain proper control of the mouse, I have to press Ctrl-Alt-F1 to open a terminal, use ps aux to determine the pid of dbus-launch and kill this process. At this point, everything seems to work as it should.

(I'm getting some weird note names but I think this is a separate issue caused by the fact that I use the Colemak keyboard layout. I'll look into this.)

Appears to hang if there is a conflict with midi device eg from jack or from frescobaldi. PR #8 is a fix allowing the program to die with an error message

I tried compiling lily-q on a Ubuntu 16.04 live system, installed the dependencies (libasound2-dev and libreadline-dev; gcc was already installed, version 4:5.3.1-1ubuntu1). Make fails with this log:
make-lily-q.log