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offline corticalstim from Canada on 2003-07-24 15:45 [#00792622]
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this is awesome! its a distribution of linux
engineered solely for musicians - its got all the software
you need and everything.

it even comes with synthesis environments like CSound,
trackers, wav editors, mixers, and more!

i think once i get a new comp ill be loading it on this one
and using my new one for games and the internet :)


 

offline giginger from Milky Beans (United Kingdom) on 2003-07-24 16:04 [#00792640]
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that looks really cool. i'll see if i can get into that.
cheers :D


 

offline corticalstim from Canada on 2003-07-24 16:07 [#00792642]
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hehhe - yeah - its a really great interface for people
making experimental music because of how you can have
complete control over all of your modules and what not - its
basically just a large-scale version of Reaktor or something
- really cool :)


 

offline Skeptopotamus from Home (United Kingdom) on 2003-07-24 16:08 [#00792643]
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Now that looks ace. Guess i'll have to find a spare hard
drive to put that on to.


 

offline fleetmouse from Horny for Truth on 2003-07-24 16:15 [#00792648]
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Hm, interesting! Looks like it's based on the Alsa drivers
instead of the OSS drivers. I'll have to try this.

This one time at band camp, I spent hours trying to install
the Alsa drivers on Redhat to get my sound card working - it
was like trying to staple your nutsack to a moving train -
painful and doomed. I dunno why. Unfortunately I couldn't
use the default OSS drivers because they don't handle the
chipset in my Maudio card.

It's too bad FL will never get ported to Linux because it
relies too heavily on Windows architecture like DirectX.
This makes me nervous 'cause someday they might lock down
the Windows media APIs with digital rights damagement, er,
management, and presto, no more sampling or songwriting -
unless maybe you pay Microsoft and the RIAA to become a
bonded and licensed musician.


 

offline corticalstim from Canada on 2003-07-24 16:19 [#00792649]
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i really hope that fruityloopps gets re-engineered so they
can port it to *nix - a mac version would be awesome :)

and the microsoft stuff is bullshit - i dont think things
would get THAT out of hand - i mean - thats just fucked if
it gets to the point where buying a "musicians license"
needs to be necessary


 

offline corticalstim from Canada on 2003-07-24 16:20 [#00792651]
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that wasnt an insult to you btw - upon rereading it i seem
to be attacking you :S

no offence mate - its the microshit that pisses me off :P


 

offline fleetmouse from Horny for Truth on 2003-07-24 16:29 [#00792659]
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I think there's a lot of big companies and government
agencies that have a vested interest in turning home
computers into fancy televisions.

People with computers represent competition to traditional
media distribution networks, and even to journalism. I'd say
that governments and large corporations are about this "
close to openly calling for mandatory licensing of home
computers and some kind of non-repudiation scheme wherein
through digital signing, everything you published on the
internet could be traced back to you as an individual.
Hence, Microsoft's Palladium and DRM scheme.

Now Microsoft on the other hand has had to play it pretty
close to the chest - there's already plenty of people mad as
hell at them and watching them closely. And if they make
computers too useless too fast, their market share could
dive.

But changes will be made bit by bit, in the name of stopping
P2P, identifying terrorists and collaring kiddy porn
distributors.

We are in a tub of warm water and the heat is going to be
turned up so slowly we aren't even going to notice that we
are cooking.


 

offline fleetmouse from Horny for Truth on 2003-07-24 16:30 [#00792661]
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Oh don't worry - I just got a Linux box running again so I'm
on my anti-MS conspiracy high horse. :D


 

offline corticalstim from Canada on 2003-07-24 16:32 [#00792664]
Points: 3885 Status: Regular | Followup to fleetmouse: #00792659



oh my... that all makes so much sense.

im seriously fucking scared now.


 

offline giginger from Milky Beans (United Kingdom) on 2003-07-24 16:34 [#00792669]
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I love it when you come out with stuff like that. It's what
I'm thinking but I can't put it down. I love you man!


 


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