Hi all, as I am a new user, i think i should just make a statement (I'll keep it very short):
[...] > To new users, > > I would encourage you not to be put off by Ralf's experience. There > are lots of us who have a great time using Linux apps, and are more > than happy on a daily basis to use them, in a working environment, and > have the intelligence to enjoy the greater configurable nature of a > linux based workstation, knowing the more we contribute and learn, the > greater the rewards are. > > 64 studio is an excellent distro for music making, particularly for > those who aren't so interested in the size and colour of > their......"icons", but writing music, and creating something instead. > > Keep an open mind, learn a bit, and the enjoyment and sense of > personal achievement as your skills grow, will provide sustained > momentum. > I think a NEW user is not really searching in the mailing list. In my case, what I did, when searching for a linux distro was: - Check the homepages ... - Look at some screenshots.. - Read in some forums... The first time, I get touched with the mailing list was, when i had a special problem with my audio hardware. So I went through the mail archives and found a solve. Some days later, I had a problem with grafix and did not find a solution in the mailing list archive. So i posted my issue here, and it has been solved within a few minutes. That's what (I thought) this list is for, and it was more like being astonished, how well the support in this list was working, then being put off by some entries... And that's all ... Regards Mathias _______________________________________________ 64studio-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.64studio.com/mailman/listinfo/64studio-users
