> I think a list of distros that aim for multimedia would looks something like > this: > - Mandrake (especially with Thac's rpms, rpm.nyvalls.se, very fresh) > - Suse (a lot of stuff is included in the main distro, including lowlatency > patched kernels) I probly sound like some kind of "spokesman" for Suse, but I'm just a user. I just wanted to say that Suse also allows for easy installing and setting up of audio *and* non-audio stuff so you can get up and running fairly quickly and painlessly. In other words, you don't have to be a linux guru to install and use a suse distrob. Although, somewere along the line, one needs to know a fair amount about linux and linux/audio to really be affective. BTW... Suse is the only distrob I've used. So the above statement is not a comparison to other distrobs. Also, be aware that even though Suse comes with a lot of audio software, they are usually outdated. But Suse also has most of what you need to be able to download newer versions of (most) software and build/install them sucessfully. > - Redhat/Fedora + CCRMA (Looks good and diverse, CCRMA is where all the good > stuff is) > - Agnula (should be a big name, multimedia is what confirms their existence, I > know too little though) > - Dynebolic ( live-cd based, don't know much about it) > > /Robert
