There is a bug in NoteEdit which concerns the export of multivoice staves into MusicXML. As a result NtEd has problems importing such files.
To solve the problem, download the noteedit-2.8.1mxmlexport.patch and the NoteEdit-2.8.1 source
Place both in (for instance) /tmp. Perhaps it is a good idea to
uninstall an existing NoteEdit installation. Then:
tar -xvzf noteedit-2.8.1.tar.gz<path_to_KDE>
cd noteedit-2.8.1
patch -p1 < /tmp/noteedit-2.8.1mxmlexport.patch
./configure --prefix=
make (as root)
make install
Whereby <path_to_KDE> must be replaced by the KDE directory. To find it out type:
kde-config --prefix
If this fails then change the configure step:
./configure --prefix=<path_to_KDE>
--without-libs
Unfortunately the --without-libs option limits the functionallity. If you
therefore want 2 NoteEdits - one with full functionallity, one with correct MusicXML export - omit
the make install step and do the following:
cd noteedit-2.8.1
./admin/locinst.sh
Then set the environment variable KDEDIRS to the noteedit-2.8.1 directory. If you have a (t)csh:
setenv KDEDIRS $cwd
If you have a bash or sh:
export KDEDIRS=`pwd` (No Apostrophs!!! Backticks ``!!! Search your keyboard!!!)
To determine your shell type:
echo $SHELL
Then start the (not installed) NoteEdit locally:
./noteedit/noteedit