Yes, it's a great audio distribution and at the same
time so good at other stuff that I'm tempted to start
putting in my non-audio systems too.
To give you an idea where I am coming from I currently
run 6 machines in my house, four on linux, 2 on
windows. Each member of my immediate family has their
own machine + a dedicated file and print server. I
used to be very big into Mandrake, for several years,
and have messed with just about everything else as
well. Debian became my favorite over a year ago when
the first easy-to-install distros (Knoppix, Libranet,
etc.) started showing up.
My wife and daughter currently run Ubuntu, our server
runs Mepis and I run Demudi. Once you learn one
debian you pretty much know them all and on my quest
for audio production without a bunch of flaming hoops
to jump through (compiling, quirky driver
configuration, etc.) Demudi has easily proven it's
worth. There is a live version and an installer
version and both are excellent in their own way. I
recommend trying the live version first to at least
check hardware compatibility and then, if you like it,
download the installable version.
You also get the benefit of the [a-users] mailing list
which I have found to be of great value.
Best of luck and let us know what you end up with!
Jon Hoskins
--- sergio <sergio@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> On Sep 22, 2005, at 8:35 PM, October wrote:
>
> > 1) Demudi
> > 2) Demudi
> > or 3) Demudi ;)
>
> this looks very interesting..
>
> downloading now..
>
> ___
> peace,
> sergio
> photographer, journalist, visionary
> www.coffee-black.com
>
>
>
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