[linux-audio-user] what distro do you use?

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On Wed, 20 Jul 2005, Russell Hanaghan wrote:

> J_Zar wrote:
>
>> Alle 18:07, martedì 19 luglio 2005, Russell Hanaghan ha scritto:
>> 
>> 
>>> J_Zar wrote:
>>> 
>>> 
>>>> Alle 18:58, domenica 17 luglio 2005, paniq@xxxxxxxxx ha scritto:
>>>> 
>>>> 
>>>>> a simple poll for your ml people here:
>>>>> 
>>>>> a.) what (linux) distribution do you use?
>>>>> 
>>>>> 
>>>> PCLinuxOS
>>>> 
>>>> 
>>>> 
>>>> Off topic but how did you get turned onto PClinuxOS? Was it from
>>> 
>>> this list?
>>> 
>>> R~
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>> 
>> Well... I was searching for a Mandrake alternative because I dislike 
>> limited free Mandrake repositories... Searching on the net I found 
>> PCLoS... I found a well established community (pclinuxonline.com)... I 
>> tryed the boot CD and I was astonished from the power of that stuff... 
>> Then I installed it and I am very happy of this distrib. I used lot of 
>> distros in my pcs (each one for several months): Fedora / RH (1 year), 
>> Mandrake (4 years), Debian (3 months), knoppix hd installed (2 months), 
>> Ubuntu (this one only few weeks), Mepis (2 months).... 
>> Actually.. I'm happy with PCLoS... and I think it can be a good choise for 
>> many users!
>> 
>> Cheers,
>> 
>> 
> Agreed on all counts!  Texstar and his all stars have made a solid effort 
> here....and with Thac onboard, well that was just cream! 
> I dropped the ball due to many life issues but I still intend on getting back 
> to creating a live bootable remastered from Pclos with all the cool audio 
> apps. Make a great starter Linux Audio CD for someone. It really is the 
> easiest install I have ever come across.

A live bootable Linux CD especially created for Linux Audio use? WHat a
perfect idea! I'd love to be involved/informed. If you create a mailing
list please put me on it.

Imagine having this on your keychain on a USB thumb drive; plug it in to
a random PC, reboot, and there you are with a full audio studio.

Storing songs would be a bit of an issue, but even if it was for
demonstration purposes only it would be very well worth it.

M

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