On 01/17/2013 05:42 PM, Patrick Shirkey wrote:
On Fri, January 18, 2013 3:26 am, Brendan Jones wrote:
Hi all,
a quick announcement to alert all to the fact that the Fedora Jam audio
spin is now available. It is not documented and/or linked on the
"Official" spins page due to the same reasons that delayed the core
Fedora release as a whole [1].
However, you can grab a copy of the latest iso here [2]. IWe have tried
to deliver the latest versions of all projects out there, but of course
there are a number of release bumps over the Xmas period that we might
have missed. Feel free to raise a bugzilla and we'll get on top of it.
In the coming months my focus is still on promoting as many new LV2
projects as I can. I expect triceratops and minator to land soon. If
anyone knows of any other projects that we may have missed please let us
know. If developers want to expand their testing audience, please let
me know and I'll make these projects available in rawhide.
The Fedora Musicians guide has also been published, always a work in
progress so we warmly welcome any comments/additions. [3]
Good to see PulseAudio and JACK integration is a priority for this project.
I have added the link to Software section in the LAU guide at
http://linux-audio.com
Well, this has always been a priority for us. Experienced users pretty
much now how to make this stuff work for them but it is actually a
pretty hard problem to solve OOTB for novice users.
As part of a GSOC project last year we started working on jam-control,
this is an app which will allow people to switch between jack and pulse
or both depending on their needs. Similar to what the cadence app is
doing, but it may turn out that we'll just use cadence when its ready.
I'm looking forward to contributing to this project over the next
release cycle - will certainly keep the list updated with developments.
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