Has anybody tried out any of the Linux distributions for music production?
How is it?
I am downloading Jacklab Audio Distribution (JAD)
Linux music production distros
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I have not but would be interested in your take on it after you give it a try.
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JAD loaded OK, but I had some trouble with the EMU APS audio system using JAD. Went to the developer site and it said: "Sorry, we are no longer developing or supporting JAD...blah, blah, blah.
I downloaded Ubuntu Studio 11 Linux distribution. Ubuntu should be around for awhile, since its a major Linux distro.
http://ubuntustudio.org/
I'll let you all know how I make out with it.
I downloaded Ubuntu Studio 11 Linux distribution. Ubuntu should be around for awhile, since its a major Linux distro.
http://ubuntustudio.org/
I'll let you all know how I make out with it.
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I will keep updating this post with items of interest.
1. ubuntu studio loaded without a problem, but I'm not getting sound from the EMU APS.
2. Could not login as root and found out that they disable the root account on installation. Probably a good idea for unix beginners.
To enable the root account, open a terminal and type:
sudo passwd root
and then type in the appropriate passwords
1. ubuntu studio loaded without a problem, but I'm not getting sound from the EMU APS.
2. Could not login as root and found out that they disable the root account on installation. Probably a good idea for unix beginners.
To enable the root account, open a terminal and type:
sudo passwd root
and then type in the appropriate passwords
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