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Yeah, looks like that nilfs-utils package, whatever it is used for, also contains a binary (and man page) called "lscp". That's why.

You need to install the required dev package of either ALSA, Pipewire or whatever you want to use then you can compile it.

If you still have the installer's log file then please send it to the linuxsampler developer mailing list.

That version 2.2.0 is already a bit old. I can't say for sure, but I think this has already been fixed. So please try latest version of libgig and linuxsampler from the linuxsampler.org Subversion server.

You might consider trying QSampler as frontend. I can't remember what Fantasia/JSampler is doing, but QSampler automatically creates audio/MIDI device automatically when you add a "sampler channel" (a.k.a. "sampler part"). Once you have your desired setup that you might use frequently, you can save ...

Ok, looks like gigedit's configure script did not detect LS as installed, which you can verify by looking at gigedit's generated value for HAVE_LINUXSAMPLER in config.h. If that macro's value is 0 then gigedit's configure did not find the LS header files installed on the system.

That's a very uncommon compiler error that you got there. That more looks like a follow-up compiler error, not the very first one. Please check if you see any compiler error before that. About the ALSA issue: the error message shows that you already get an error on ALSA level, which is inside libaso...