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What projects does the opensource world lack
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this post was submitted on 06 Mar 2025
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I would really like to see something like Jellyfin/Komga but for sheet music. There’s a software in early development called Sheetable that stores it in PDF format, but I really want to see something that has MusicXML support so that sheets can be played back.
Hi! My partner is a middle school band teacher. I have been trying to find anything that is music related for her so I can help her classroom workflow.
Any recommendations? Because I honestly can't find anything good. I will check out Sheetable soon.
Sadly, neither have I- in the closed source world there’s stuff like Soundslice which is pretty good but nothing really open source
MuseScore Studio can open .XML and .MXL files, if that's what you mean.
It can, and it’s quite good! But I mean something more like a self hostable archive.
Oh. In that case, I just use Syncthing for now, since I only have 3-4 devices.