Thanks for sharing the ubuntu forum. I am using the ubuntu 10.04 and always looking new thing or software to get install and use them. Is there any version for ubuntu studio for ubuntu 10.04
Thanks for sharing the ubuntu forum. I am using the ubuntu 10.04 and always looking new thing or software to get install and use them. Is there any version for ubuntu studio for ubuntu 10.04
You can add the ubuntustudio packages to your existing ubuntu 10.04 with
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install ubuntustudio-desktop ubuntustudio-audio ubuntustudio-audio-plugins ubuntustudio-graphics ubuntustudio-video
See complete instructions here: Ubuntu Studio upgrade from Ubuntu
Dell Inspiron 1545
Dual Core T4300, Intel GM4500
Triple Boot: Ubuntu Studio, OSX, Windows 7
I am Using 12.04 Beta 2 and I have noticed that there is bugy sound when I turn the sound higher than 100%. Why I do so is so that I have extreamly sensitve ears and I use them to clean out the pops and clicks from my music files with Audacity. It "chirps" like a cicada. i wish we could go back to stricktly using alsa and no pulse audio.
If Ubuntu had 31 flavors then we could call it Baskin' Ubuntu.
First of all, you have of course to install Ubuntu. Choose your desktop environment for performance, use, personnal preference, etc... (Unity, Gnome Classic, Gnome Shell, Xfce...)
The recommanded desktop for multimedia production is now Xfce, so starting with installing Xubuntu should be the good choise. However, if you already have installed a standard Ubuntu, you may want to add Xfce with Ubuntu branding, but not all Xubuntu extra stuff.
Hi!
I'm a (quite but not quite) experienced tester at Ubuntu QA Team, helped chair some meetings. I'm also in the Beginners Team.
I will use option 5: The Hacker. I will be a useful guy for Ubuntu Studio.
Could some moderator remove the three junk topics that were
moved? It looks stupid to leave them there on the main page, and everyone has to scroll past it, every time the forum is opened.
Curious mac and windows users are not likely to be impressed.
So much very badly formatted text to try to read. Downloaded about ten almost as messy pages to try to read, about compiling, I think?
Usually I resort to Pinguy's versions, since the Ubuntu team likes being behind the frontier, it seems. If it could learn from the Puppy series of distros - it might know that users of all types are specialized into 'packages'.
For example: AUDIO, GRAPHICS, MULTI-MEDIA, DEVELOPMENT, SECURITY, DEBUGGING, BENCHING, ...
You have classified volunteers into novices, advanced & coders, I think. Every business-minded person would be shocked if you classed staff members this way.
IMO(not at all humble!): Ubuntu desperately needs departments (paid and/ or unpaid staff) in Market-Research (trends, competitors, peers, allies, wiki-leakers, ...), tech writers, crash-rewarders (like Google does, but no need for $$$ to be paid out), ...
This is why Colgate-Parmolive, Walmart, Amazon, Coca-Cola, MacDonalds, Apple & Microsoft excel: not because of good products, but MARKETING EXPERTISE only.
In my many decades of workaholism & being a head-huntee, from 'novice' to CEO(s), Ubuntu is like the rest of Linux: a primary-school graduate obsessed with being a one-per-center. Please ... MARKETING is now a science. Be scientific, instead of childish!
Retired Chief Information Officer (1984)
Australian Capital Territory
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