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I've got the same error on Arch Linux and adding "env PYTHONPATH=." to the beginning doesn't help, either.

@WindowsSucks, great to hear the project is still alive.

This guy keeps track of a lot of tutorials.

You can mount your ftp folders with CurlFtpFS like this:


curlftpfs ftp://username:password@hostname.com/ /home/user/directory

Have you tried galaxium-svn?

You can search http://packages.ubuntu.com for that. Just remember to download the dependencies, too.

Rakarrack is a great one. It even has a .deb installer.

I say LXDE on Arch Linux would be perfect for that machine.

Gnash should have 64-bit version.

Gnome Office.

It should be ~/.config/Galaxium

The disease? Sure.

Install timidity:


sudo apt-get install timidity

now you should be able to select it from the preferences. If still you can't then before you start TuxGuitar do these on terminal:


sudo...

I guess I know what 9.04 will be called: Jerking Jackal.

Blender: 3d modelling, animation, video editing, game engine and some other stuff :)
Ardour: digital audio workstation
Hydrogen: drum machine
Rosegarden: audio & MIDI sequencer, editor, score...

Heheh good one.

The killer app is Ubuntu Studio as a whole, hands down (or any other linux studio distro for that matter).

Have you tried Dia?

Puppy Linux is a nice distro and it would definitely work well on that machine.

As long as you won't do this to pirate something you can use Frostwire. Open up a terminal (Applications > Accessories > Terminal) and type:


sudo apt-get install frostwire

It should appear in...

You should first find a torrent to download. There are various websites for this, like http://www.mininova.org . You search something, find the torrent file you want, download it to your harddisk and...

I've got gnaural2 here and I am goooooood ^_^

Actually it's more like Compiz -> Beryl -> Compiz Fusion.

Wow, I guess I checked its ram usage while not playing. ~10 MiB is a lot of resources for a music player. I'm using Consonance now and it uses only 4 MiB, but it's a graphical player.

I just checked the ps_mem.py and mpd daemon uses 1 MiB ram. I guess it boils down to personal preference. To me mpd feels more intuitive.