aggaz said : > Hello. > I'm a bit frustrated, I decided to write here to find help. > My ArchLinux64 system abandoned me, it wasn't a good audio > enviorment so I decided to change. > I don't like Fedora and rpm's (so I don't like JAD too...). > I'm too lazy to reinstall Gentoo. > I hate Ubuntu and even 64studio is moving to it... > > It's time to try Debian, and I love Pure:Dyne.
You might be dispapointed here, after some long discussions and various tests, we decided to move to Ubuntu as well. The new Puredyne will be a stripped down version of Ubuntu with our kernel, our extra packages and still using Debian Live scripts. > Unfortunately ther's not amd64 support, so I decided to install only > Debian. > It's a good choise for audio production? Can I easily install a rt- > kernel on it? > Ther's some other distro that I've not considered? Debian/Ubuntu are good distros for audio, and to some extend any distro, as long as software is carefully chosen and tested. We use Puredyne for professional projects and we're quite picky on stability and performance. > There is a porting-puredyne-to-64bit project? Maybe I can help > compiling something... Nothing official, but the packages we've ported to Ubuntu so far have been also built for amd64 architecture, our live distro script builder is also ready to build amd64 live images, so it's getting there but we need testers and people willing to help fixing packages that have some issues with amd64. (same for lpia plateform) Do you know how to package for Debian/Ubuntu? idle on irc.goto10.org #puredyne it's the best place to get started. a. --- [email protected] irc.goto10.org #pure:dyne
