19 Mar
2012
19 Mar
'12
2:58 a.m.
On 03/18/2012 11:16 AM, Rick Green wrote:
On Sun, 18 Mar 2012, Julien Claassen wrote:
I use Aptosid, which is Debian Sid based and realy very stable (the
Aptosid team do a lot of checking of Sid packages and have their own
scripts that help filter out the Sid oddities. There's an RT kernel in
Sid now, requires the PAE extensions so I haven't tried it out (my music
systems don't support PAE).
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David
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Hello everyone!
I'm looking for a good audio distro for a GUI-minded friend. I
thought, that Ubuntu Studio was the one, but we didn't really find
something like a live-DVD for that. My question: If I'm right and it
really is Ubuntu Studio, that I'm looking for, could someone recommend
a good place to get a live-DVD.
Ubuntu Studio has not published a live DVD in several years. However,
the upcoming release, scheduled for late April, now in beta, has one.
Daily build available here:
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntustudio/dvd/current/
The daily build is built for AMD_64 only, the final release, as well as
the Beta1 (March 1st) will be available for several other architectures
as well.
I just booted yesterday's daily build on my laptop. jack started up
readily, as well as Ardour. The Ardour release is 2.8.2, with a
copyright date of 2009. Current release is 2.8.12 (sept 2011), so it
looks like the debian & ubuntu packagers haven't kept up...
AVLinux, which was mentioned by another, is only available for i386.