> > Another: > > Turn-key Linux Audio at: > > http://lulu.esm.rochester.edu/kevine/turnkey/home.html > > And I recently found, but never tried, this: http://www.dynebolic.org/ > selfbooting live-cd with included audio streamer, Pd, ... > > > I don't know if Demudi has install cdroms, > > > > I would also like to point out that Planet CCRMA is not strictly audio > > oriented, it also has packages for doing video work (from the libraries > > and packages needed to do i/o to/from ieee1394 camcorders to writing an > > svcd of the end result :-) Of course at this point it is audio heavy and > > video light... > > But there already is Pd-GEM included ;) > > Speaking of Pd, I see on > http://ccrma-www.stanford.edu/planetccrma/software/soundapps.html that > this is slightly out of date (it's 0.35, 0.36 now has Undo!) but > that's not my point. Yes, I'm aware that it is out of date. I'm working on a 0.36 version. As I need jack support I'm using pd cvs... Too many packages, too little time :-) > I don't know, if you know our Pd External Repository on SouceForge > (pure-data.sf.net). Yes, I'm aware of it... nice resource. > It includes a whole bunch of externals and also > some important libraries like zexy and ggee. The end goal is, to have > installable packages ready sometime. 'Project leader' is Guenther > Geiger, and he - as a kind of Debian guy - already made some scripts > to build Debs from the externals. > > I could figure, that rpm's would be a cool thing to add and personally > I would find it wonderful to have rpm-scripts (specs? or what's it > called) inside the repository as well (Guenther, you're listening? What > do you think?) > > Anyway, you are of course encouraged to use the repository as a source > for Planet's Pd-externals. (But beware, that the developers' branch of > Pd itself can be quite unstable) I currently have at Planet CCRMA some of the external libraries as "easy to install packages": currently gem, ggee, iemlib and zexy. I would like to add more, of course...... -- Fernando
