On Mon, August 27, 2012 11:51 am, Dan MacDonald wrote: > Hi Patrick! > > I've just had a quick scan of your site and thought you'd appreciate > some feedback. > Thanks for your feedback Dan. I have incorporated your suggestions. I'll made sure to spend some time on making the site more responsive for smaller screens. > Introduction page: > > I'd scrap the 'more useful Linux commands' bit because any worthwhile > summary of UNIX is going to extend to a few pages at least and you're > giving too much detail by doing so. Just find a good, short Linux/UNIX > basics tut and link to that instead. > > Community: > > I'd recommend #opensourcemusicians over #lad or #lau for general Linux > audio help in English (on IRC). > > Services: > > This was the most interesting page for me - I had no idea so many big > institutions were involved in Linux audio - I can't improve on this! > > Documentation: > > You are missing a big fat direct link to the JACK FAQ Pat! > > I would also link to GMaqs superb AV Linux manual which largely > applies to certainly Debian/Ubuntu distros but a lot of the info > applies to Linux audio use in general. > > This docs page got me thinking about a key bit of info contained > within the JACK FAQ: > > http://jackaudio.org/routing_flash > > Its a pain building that as last time I did it (in last few months) I > know I had to hack it a bit to get it to build so its not even as > 'simple' as the page suggests. I must write to the dev if he's not > reading this to get that fixed but really this should be in Debian by > now. I know Adobe are actively killing Flash but atm so many big sites > use it and HTML5 vid playback is still crap on the whole so this is an > important bandage for a while yet I expect. > > Software: > > The Tutorials and Howto's bit would seem more at home under Docs to me > and News Resources makes more sense under Media or Community. > > I would consider creating a new page for distros and plugins and under > software I would have a 'Best Of' ie Best DAWS, best wave editors, > best score editors etc etc to save people having to wade through the > mediocre and the useless. > > Looking at this page led me to checking > http://linux-sound.org/plugins.html which I've noticed doesn't mention > my fave plugin repo DISTRHO - can you fix this please Dave P? > > The site is a bit ad-heavy and on my netbook screen it certainly is a > bit of an off-putting display without an ad blocker. > > danboid > -- Patrick Shirkey Boost Hardware Ltd _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.linuxaudio.org/listinfo/linux-audio-user
