18 Jun
2003
18 Jun
'03
6:10 a.m.
Dave Phillips wrote:
Michael Hall wrote:
you might still want to file an acquisition request in your local
public/university library :)
it's what i'm doing to silently sneak linux stuff into the heads of
students, and if it fails it has the nice side-effect to get some money
to authors and publishers....
;)
jörn
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Jörn Nettingsmeier
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I'm wondering if Dave Phillip's book
'Linux Music and Sound' is still a good
buy. Given that it was published 3 years ago, would much of the material now be
out of date?
Hi Michael:
Yes, I'm afraid much of it (most of it?) is out of date. It's probably
still useful as introductory material for Csound, Common Music Notation,
and a few other things, but I hesitate to recommend it.