[linux-audio-user] Suitable distro for audio works

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On Tue, 23 Dec 2003 22:23:37 -0500, LinuxMedia wrote / a ?crit:

> By then I will have explored the 
> "convenence features" of KDE that will make producing sound/music with 
> linux that much easier.
> 
> OK, start the flames (hehe).

Not too much flames, just some campfire :)
Kde is a very good environnment, but it asks fore so much cpu power!
And what about Kde relation towards alsa and artsd? 
For the cpu-hungry problem, same goes for gnome. I use for my sub-600 cpu icewm. 

But I can use gtk apps because even if they are tied with libraries, I don't have to wait long for them. On the other side, when I launch a Kde app, it loads DCOPServer, and I have to wait longer. When it ends it says something like "Mutex destroy failure" (since ever). So kudos and all the best for audio apps+scripts based on KDE, I just hope that light solutions exists beside.

I hope the flames weren't too hot, but you asked for it ;-)

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