Libbeep allows Linux users to easily incorporate music from their PC beeper into any program.
Libbeep is a great way to get some music out of your PC beeper no matter what program you're using in Linux. To start using libbeep, simply enter "su make" and you're good to go! Once you have it, the library is ready to compile into anything you want, from an alarm clock to a MIDI player. The library is automatically dropped right into /usr/lib, and you'll find a program called beeplibdemo waiting for you in /usr/bin.
What's new in the latest release? Quite a few things actually. Firstly, you can now specify a root note other than middle A and a frequency different from 440 Hz. You can choose between natural and equidistant tuning. Additionally, spaces before parameter values are now accepted, so you can simply write "L 4" instead of "L4". Finally, the makefile has been added, so everything is now properly organized for easy use.
All in all, if you're looking for a simple and versatile way to get some music out of your PC beeper, libbeep is definitely the library you should go with. It's easy to use and makes adding music to any program a breeze.
What's new in the latest release? Quite a few things actually. Firstly, you can now specify a root note other than middle A and a frequency different from 440 Hz. You can choose between natural and equidistant tuning. Additionally, spaces before parameter values are now accepted, so you can simply write "L 4" instead of "L4". Finally, the makefile has been added, so everything is now properly organized for easy use.
All in all, if you're looking for a simple and versatile way to get some music out of your PC beeper, libbeep is definitely the library you should go with. It's easy to use and makes adding music to any program a breeze.
What's New
Version 0.666: N/A