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hi! i couldn't find any docs on sclang (only server) in the docs: https://crucialfelix.github.io/supercolliderjs/api/

it would be nice to have basic documentation on sclang, like for instance arguments to sclang.boot and sclang.interpret, and events: 'stdout', 'stderr', 'error' ...

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I would like for us to add a requirement that for a new feature to be merged it is required to add documentation to the manual. I'd also like to improve the basic documentation.

Describe the solution you'd like
The goal is to provide explanations and links to more in depth discussion of functionality without cluttering the

It'd be really nice if we could bind keys to skip tracks forward or back like right arrow for skip and left arrow for going back.

Could be a useful enhancement (or new node)

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While working on reproducible builds for openSUSE, I found that
our buzztrax package varies unless we build it with make -j1
without parallelism.

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Currently all operations done on the synthesizer properties aren't stored in state history, therefor they cannot be undone/redone.

Link these actions to the state module.

Question is: do we maintain a separate history for the instrument editor or do we think it is logical that upon closing the window, clicking undo/redo restores the slightest of changes made to all the sliders in the now clo

I already have a server running docker images, but by the Readme, it seems a bit unclear what you have to do to run a server on your linux mashine.

please add a script, that you can use to install this in 5 minutes ;)