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My passion for music doesn't stop at enjoyment. I love to remix, and Nuendo's the best for that. Unfortunately, my Windows setup can't cope with my hardware. So what do I do?
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Linux...For Multimedia Content Creators Current Release: AV Linux 6.0 'The Now' Overview: AV Linux is a custom shop modded and rodded 32bit Linux based Operating System built from a hand-picked selection of available tools including Debian/GNU Linux, the LXDE Desktop Environment and Remastersys. AV Linux is first and foremost a well-rounded OS suited for most common daily computer tasks and runs on most PC's and Intel Macs. On top of this versatile base is a full complement of the best Linux Audio and Video creation software encompassing both open-source excellence and commercial demos.
Tango Studio 1.2 Code Name " Karmasutra " A complete Live (GNU/LINUX) distribution for musicians and professionals studios Tango Studio is based on Ubuntu Lucid 10.04.4 to provide long term support It provide a suite of the best open-source applications available for audio creation. An optimized and pre-configured system for wishing zicos produce, create, record without taking the head
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So switching to the open-source drivers supports 2d 3d acceleration on my Radeon, kernel 2.6.33-4 rt Ubuntu 64 10.04 and allows for use of Gem. last edit: The howto at: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooti … %20scratch worked like a charm but I did have to edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf Driver "fglrx" needs to be Driver "ati" Don't read the rest of this post. Okay, I managed to lose my gnome for a while there...ugh...I guess that I had disabled gdm because I needed to put a calibration for my touchscreen into the .xinit script, so I always boot to a line and startx. This is not true right, I can run any script from anywhere, right?
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