3 Mar
2006
3 Mar
'06
5:38 p.m.
Hi!
Simply put, LinuxMAO.org (standing for "Linux Computer-aided Music") is a
french-speaking Wiki for worldwide linux-audio-users:
http://www.linuxmao.org/
In a rather humble than chauvinistic initiative, let's say it's a common wisdom
french people do not speak english that fluently... ,-)
Contributers are welcome!
Christian
3 Mar
3 Mar
6:48 p.m.
Le vendredi 03 mars 2006 à 22:38 +0100, Christian Frisson a écrit :
Hi!
Hi Christian
Simply put, LinuxMAO.org (standing for "Linux
Computer-aided Music") is a
french-speaking Wiki for worldwide linux-audio-users:
http://www.linuxmao.org/
I know this for a while, it's very usefull and i(m less tired to read in
french.
In a rather humble than chauvinistic initiative,
let's say it's a common wisdom
french people do not speak english that fluently... ,-)
And french linux users ?
Contributers are welcome!
I'm too newbies for that, but later of course !!
Christian
P'tit Louis.
4 Mar
4 Mar
5:29 a.m.
lilli chiffon wrote:
Le vendredi 03 mars 2006 à 22:38 +0100, Christian
Frisson a écrit :
>In a rather humble than chauvinistic initiative, let's say it's a common
wisdom
>french people do not speak english that fluently... ,-)
I'm not so sure about that.
It's more obvious that the average French person's spoken English is
*far* better than the average English person's spoken French!
I'm English. I used to do quite well in French at school. There was only
one kid in the year better than me, I think (and he'd spent a year
living in France).
Yet still, whenever my family visited France, almost all of the French
kids spoke much better English than I could speak French.
Regards
Michael
5:50 a.m.
It's more obvious that the average French person's spoken English is *far* better
than the average English person's spoken French!
After spending a fair amount of my younger years travelling I came to
the conclusion..
English is such a widespread language only because we Americans are to
stupid or lazy(Or Both) to learn other languages so we force other
countries to speak ours;)
Seablade
Who cant speak much of any language but english, and lives in America...
Yea for proof;)
7:40 a.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Re: [ANN] LinuxMAO.org, a french Linux Audio Wiki
"English is such a widespread language only because we Americans are to
stupid or lazy(Or Both) to learn other languages so we force other
countries to speak ours;)"
:) hi linux audio users :)
--------------------
linux + music = international language no problem :)
linux users never speak, always try to install a new soundcard, new
videocard etc :)
-----------------
euh....
sorry for my english ?
LOL
-----------
Hi
i'm looking for a new computer for agnula + studio to go + delta audio
(24/96 then 1010)
what do you think about these 2 models ? [never had problems with HP,
always have a 229.fr céléron 2,2GHZ HP but becomes to be... "old " :-(
Agnula + Studio To Go works perfectly with all Compaq/HP i bought... ]
----------------
1° micro-ordinateur HP Pavilion w5229.fr
Processeur AMD Athlon 64 3200+
Mémoire vive : 512 Mo DDR. (+512 of course)
Disque dur : 160 Go Serial ATA 7200 tr/mn(*). Emplacement pour disque
dur amovible (disponible en option). (+ a second HD)
Affichage : carte graphique PCI Express nvidia Geforce 6200 avec jusqu'à
256 Mo de mémoire vidéo (dont 64 Mo dédiée) avec sortie TV.
Equipement multimédia : graveur de DVD+/-RW double couche (8,5 Go) ;
lecteur de cartes mémoire 9 en 1 (formats Compact Flash, SmartMedia,
Memory Stick...).
Carte Tuner TV : Hybride (analogique et TNT) pour regarder la télévision
sur votre PC. A l'aide de la télécommande et du logiciel Home Theater,
exploiter facilement vos photos, vidéo et musique.
Communication : Port réseau 10/100 Mb/s.
Connecteurs d'extensions libres : 1 parallèle ; 2 PCI ; 6 ports USB 2
dont 2 accessibles en façade ; 1 port IEEE FireWire, clavier et souris PS2.
(problem : it's an AMD and not Intel based...)
-------------
2° HP m7325.fr MEDIA CENTER
Processeur Intel Pentium 4 517 à 2,93 GHz
Mémoire vive / extensible à 512 Mo DDR2 / -
Disque dur 160 Go
Graveur DVD±RW double couche
Processeur graphique Intégré, ATI RadeOn XPress 200 (jusqu'à 256 Mo
partagés)
Carte modem / réseau / Wi-Fi non / oui / non
Lecteur de carte mémoire CF I et II, Md, SD, MMC, MS (+Pro), SM, xD
Tuner TV non
Carte son Intégrée
Haut-parleurs Non fournis
Ports USB 2.0 / FireWire 6 (dont 2 en façade) / 2 (dont 1 en façade)
Clavier / souris / télécommande Filaire / filaire / oui
Connecteur(s) interne(s) libre(s) 2 PCI, 1 PCIe
--------------------
3°
I know a XEON etc based + RAID HD = better but it's too expensive for me
:) [ and i'm not a professional musician !)
---------------
regards from.. France
Pascal
8:22 a.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] Re: [ANN] LinuxMAO.org, a french Linux Audio Wiki
Le samedi 04 mars 2006 à 12:37 +0100, jazzride a écrit :
"English is such a widespread language only
because we Americans are to
stupid or lazy(Or Both) to learn other languages so we force other
countries to speak ours;)"
:) hi linux audio users :)
--------------------
linux + music = international language no problem :)
I agree with you
linux users never speak, always try to install a new
soundcard, new
videocard etc :)
I agree with you twice
-----------------
euh....
sorry for my english ?
LOL
-----------
Hi
i'm looking for a new computer for agnula + studio to go + delta audio
(24/96 then 1010)
what do you think about these 2 models ? [never had problems with HP,
always have a 229.fr céléron 2,2GHZ HP but becomes to be... "old " :-(
Agnula + Studio To Go works perfectly with all Compaq/HP i bought... ]
----------------
1° micro-ordinateur HP Pavilion w5229.fr
Processeur AMD Athlon 64 3200+
Mémoire vive : 512 Mo DDR. (+512 of course)
Disque dur : 160 Go Serial ATA 7200 tr/mn(*). Emplacement pour disque
dur amovible (disponible en option). (+ a second HD)
Affichage : carte graphique PCI Express nvidia Geforce 6200 avec jusqu'à
256 Mo de mémoire vidéo (dont 64 Mo dédiée) avec sortie TV.
Equipement multimédia : graveur de DVD+/-RW double couche (8,5 Go) ;
lecteur de cartes mémoire 9 en 1 (formats Compact Flash, SmartMedia,
Memory Stick...).
Carte Tuner TV : Hybride (analogique et TNT) pour regarder la télévision
sur votre PC. A l'aide de la télécommande et du logiciel Home Theater,
exploiter facilement vos photos, vidéo et musique.
Communication : Port réseau 10/100 Mb/s.
Connecteurs d'extensions libres : 1 parallèle ; 2 PCI ; 6 ports USB 2
dont 2 accessibles en façade ; 1 port IEEE FireWire, clavier et souris PS2.
(problem : it's an AMD and not Intel based...)
-------------
2° HP m7325.fr MEDIA CENTER
Processeur Intel Pentium 4 517 à 2,93 GHz
Mémoire vive / extensible à 512 Mo DDR2 / -
Disque dur 160 Go
Graveur DVD±RW double couche
Processeur graphique Intégré, ATI RadeOn XPress 200 (jusqu'à 256 Mo
partagés)
Carte modem / réseau / Wi-Fi non / oui / non
Lecteur de carte mémoire CF I et II, Md, SD, MMC, MS (+Pro), SM, xD
Tuner TV non
Carte son Intégrée
Haut-parleurs Non fournis
Ports USB 2.0 / FireWire 6 (dont 2 en façade) / 2 (dont 1 en façade)
Clavier / souris / télécommande Filaire / filaire / oui
Connecteur(s) interne(s) libre(s) 2 PCI, 1 PCIe
--------------------
How much ? I mean why don't you go in Montgallet street (Paris) you can
have the same kind of stuff for cheaper (maybe you are living far from
Paris)
3°
I know a XEON etc based + RAID HD = better but it's too expensive for me
:) [ and i'm not a professional musician !)
---------------
regards from.. France
Pascal
Best regard from France too.
P'tit Louis.
9:29 a.m.
On Sat, 04 Mar 2006 04:53:05 -0500
Thomas Vecchione <seablaede(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Sadly, my experience is that the average French person (or any other
national) has better spoken English than the average Briton :(
--
F - Ya, Ich bin Englander.
It's more obvious that the average French person's spoken English is *far* better
than the average English person's spoken French!
After spending a fair amount of my younger years travelling I came to
the conclusion..
English is such a widespread language only because we Americans are to
stupid or lazy(Or Both) to learn other languages so we force other
countries to speak ours;)
Seablade
Who cant speak much of any language but english, and lives in America...
Yea for proof;) 
10:18 a.m.
Michael T D Nelson wrote:
lilli chiffon wrote:
This is so embarrassingly true.
English is a strange language, not only does it have loads of irregular
verbs, it also lacks a proper future tense and often relies on
word-order and auxiliary verbs to make sense.
English language, like English law, doesn't have a written constitution,
in contrast to French, especially. I suppose it is the fact that you can
'get away' with all sorts of different sentence constructions and
imported phrases that makes it a good lingua franca. In terms of
comprehensibility, it is sometimes necessary to put extra effort into
the ordering of actions and making sure that it is clear which
adjectives apply to which objects. Take care when using 'not' and 'and'
in the same sentence, for example.
With most posters on this list, I forget it's not the first language for
most of you.
Respect,
tim hall
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Le vendredi 03 mars 2006 à 22:38 +0100, Christian
Frisson a écrit :
> In a rather humble than chauvinistic initiative, let's say it's a
> common wisdom
> french people do not speak english that fluently... ,-)
I'm not so sure about that.
It's more obvious that the average French person's spoken English is
*far* better than the average English person's spoken French!
I'm English. I used to do quite well in French at school. There was only
one kid in the year better than me, I think (and he'd spent a year
living in France).
Yet still, whenever my family visited France, almost all of the French
kids spoke much better English than I could speak French.
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