On Sun, 2004-08-22 at 15:37, Frank Barknecht wrote: > Hallo, > Thomas Pickett hat gesagt: // Thomas Pickett wrote: > > > thanks for the advice. I don't care too much on which distro is > > easiest to install. I care more about how good it works for music > > production. > > Heresy: They all work the same. There are no differences between > distributions in how good they are for music production. Need proof? > Ask what everyone is running, and you will find every distro there is > here. > > > If you had the choice which one of the suggestions given would you > > use? > > I'd use what I use, which is Debian, but the reason is not because it > would work better for music or so. The reason is that I am used to it, > that I like the package management, that I like the libre software > approach of Debian and so on. Ease of install is not important to me, > I only did two Debian installs in the last 8 years or so - one on my > main machine, the other one on my laptop. - Oh, and one for a friend's > laptop, so that makes three. > I have to agree with Frank - there really is no difference in how well each distribution works for music. Some are easier to set up or easuier to upgrade but performance isn't an issue. I use Fedora Core 1 and CCRMA because it's easy, not because it's any better than any of the other distributions. Jan
