6 May
2008
6 May
'08
2:21 p.m.
Are any of the audio distros usable on an intel mac? And if not, anyone
have opinions on the best way to get an audio tweaked dual boot going on
an intel mac book pro with a presonus Firepod?
Iain
6 May
6 May
2:27 p.m.
On Tue, 2008-05-06 at 11:21 -0700, iain duncan wrote:
Are any of the audio distros usable on an intel mac?
http://cm-wiki.stanford.edu/wiki/MacTel_PlanetCCRMA
http://cm-wiki.stanford.edu/wiki/Macbook_pro_triple-boot
-- Fernando
And if not, anyone
have opinions on the best way to get an audio tweaked dual boot going on
an intel mac book pro with a presonus Firepod?
7 May
7 May
3:05 p.m.
Am Tue, 06 May 2008 11:21:27 -0700
schrieb iain duncan <iainduncan(a)telus.net>et>:
Are any of the audio distros usable on an intel mac?
And if not,
anyone have opinions on the best way to get an audio tweaked dual
boot going on an intel mac book pro with a presonus Firepod?
serious answer:
mac os x 5.2
because:
-high performance lowlatency audio ootb by design - no
"rt-kernel" needed
-professional sound tools available
-garageband for home musicains
-lots of port of free audio software (Sooperlooper is my fav)
-free software like Ardour with AU support
-unix design OS - easy to use for linux user
-even Linux Audio Developer using Mac OS X for live performances and
development
But anyway, any Linux-Distro shall work on a so called IntelMac -it is
just a PC with an Apple ;)
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3:26 p.m.
But anyway, any Linux-Distro shall work on a so called
IntelMac -it is
just a PC with an Apple ;)
So I could run Ubuntu Studio on a MacBookPro without any problems?
Not that I could afford one, but that's a different story... :-)
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4:56 p.m.
Am Wed, 7 May 2008 15:26:23 -0400
schrieb "Christopher Stamper" <christopherstamper(a)gmail.com>om>:
For sure:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBookPro
http://www.google.com/search?q=Ubuntu+on+a+MacBookPro&sourceid=navclien…
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But anyway,
any Linux-Distro shall work on a so called IntelMac -it
is just a PC with an Apple ;)
So I could run Ubuntu Studio on a MacBookPro without any problems?
Not that I could afford one, but that's a different story... :-) 
8 May
8 May
2:09 p.m.
On Wed, May 07, 2008 at 09:03:38PM +0200, Michael Bohle wrote:
Am Tue, 06 May 2008 11:21:27 -0700
schrieb iain duncan <iainduncan(a)telus.net>et>:
I tried using OSX when I had a Mac Mini. It was not RT. Some synth patches had tons of
latency.
Thomas Dolby uses OSX live, and has had to change his playing in order to compensate for
the extensive latency, and talks about this openly on his blog, like it's no big deal.
It seems a big deal to me. I'm very glad to have no noticeable latency on my Linux
system, and to be able to play instruments naturally.
Are any of the audio distros usable on an intel
mac? And if not,
anyone have opinions on the best way to get an audio tweaked dual
boot going on an intel mac book pro with a presonus Firepod?
serious answer:
mac os x 5.2
because:
-high performance lowlatency audio ootb by design - no
"rt-kernel" needed -professional sound tools available
That's pretty much the only reason I could think of to run OSX: to get certain pro
audio software that was only available on proprietary OS'es. Also, for users who
simply can't cope with anything harder to use than Apple-- their usability is still
the best out there.
-garageband for home musicainsen
-lots of port of free audio software (Sooperlooper is my fav)
-free software like Ardour with AU support
Yeah, one of the first things I did on the Mac Mini was start installing ports of Linux
audio software. After a while I said, wait a minute, this is insane. Why build a Linux
system inside of OSX? Why not just install Linux on it? I did and I never went back-- in
fact I ended up selling the Mini and getting a regular Intel PC laptop instead.
-unix design OS - easy to use for linux user
-even Linux Audio Developer usinsg Mac OS X for live performances and
development
Really? Who?
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