Nicanor Garcia wrote: > Hello. > > I've been using 64 Studio as my main distro for working audio for > several months and I'm really happy with it, as it works really smooth. > > I'm also waiting for the release of 3.0 and after I read your message > I would like to make my contribution. But first, is there any > requisites for this? Because I've only been in the world of GNU Linux > for about seven months. Anyway, if there's anything I can help to make > the new version come quicker I'll be there. > > Greetings from Colombia. > > Nicanor.
Hi Nicanor :) I'm just a user, that's why I can't speak for the people who made 64 Studio, but I'm sure you are welcome :). Troubles and wishes are reported as tickets here: http://trac.64studio.com/64studio/report If you can't help it's fine, if you can help it's also fine ;). Take a look if there are bug reports without a way to solve them. Maybe you know how to solve some trouble. I don't have much knowledge and I couldn't help, but anyway it's possible for everyone, even without knowledge to find a report in the world wide web, that solves a problem and wasn't seen by even experienced persons, that still try to puzzle out some issues. Finagle's law: "Jemand, den man um Hilfe bittet, wird den Fehler auch nicht sehen. Jemand, der zufällig einen Blick darauf wirft, sieht den Fehler sofort." I try to translate it, sorry for my broken English. "If you ask somebody for help, he won't see the bug. If somebody takes a look by random, he immediately will notice the bug." So just take a look and see if you notice something. Do you run 3.0-beta3 or 2.1 and do you run 32Bit or 64Bit? Cheers, Ralf _______________________________________________ 64studio-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.64studio.com/mailman/listinfo/64studio-users
