Article about LilyPond. Which blog?

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LilyPond is a free music typing application. I wrote one article ( habrahabr.ru/blogs/linux/127238/) in the Linux for Everyone blog, but now I think that its place is somewhere in another blog (for some reason I think about Typography).
The second question: what aspects of use would you like to highlight in more detail? Perhaps my assumptions will not coincide with the preferences of readers.

Answer 1

This application is not only for Linux, and its whole essence is pure typography. So you really sent it to the wrong place.
About themes: we can also mention GUI editors with highlighting and the ability to play what is written, for example, frescobaldi, denemo, nted; it is worth considering (relatively) new lilipond features such as parallel music (it's very nice to stuff piano two-, three- and four-manual lines).
It is worth giving space to the description of the integration of musical strings into ordinary text (for example, a book in which half a page is the usual text markup with latex, half a page is lilypond notes).

Answer 2

I agree with merlin_rterm - integration of musical strings into plain text (latex). With working examples, Cyrillic in file names and texts, frequent alternation of text and notes.
For me personally (but hardly for a wide range of readers), the topic of manually adjusting the distances between notes is now very relevant (you need to group notes in arbitrary groups, regardless of duration, rhythm and tie).
For the sake of popularizing lilypond - an introduction to working under windows, an overview of windows editors (like jedit and Frescobaldi).

Answer 3

If it is possible to change the font, tell us how.