On Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 10:17 AM, Ho Wan Chan <[email protected]> wrote:Hi all.
In #ubuntustudio today somebody asked if we should add LMMS to it.
I agree we need to since it is a crucial part of the system and it takes only about 10 MB of disk space so...
BTW I talked to Nicholas Skaggs and the final decision was to dump the manual partitioning and auto-resize testcases and only remain the entire disk one along with live session and the forecoming post-installation testcases.
Thanks everybody
Regards,
Howard Chan (smartboyhw)
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I think characterizing this as "a crucial part of the system" might be misrepresenting LMMS as I think Ubuntu Studio is quite functional in numerous use cases.We should also consider how many people are asking for LMMS. If we included every application asked for, we would easily oversize the 4gig image. I have been worried about making everyone download extra megs (oh, won't someone think of the bandwidth) because one person said we should include something.However, I am not opposed to including it. I just want to make sure we evaluate the inclusion on it's own merits, that we are supported a complete work flow (i.e. there are no other applications needed to support getting the task done), and the user demand warrants inclusion.I look forward to other's input.ScottL
I think it's a valid addition.
I know some people prefer this kind of applications to Qtractor or Ardour.
On their homepage they make reference to LMMS being a Linux alternative to FL Studio. In my experience there are FL Studio people, and then there is the other kind.
Don't use it myself, but I definitely think it fills a workflow hole for a good portion of people.
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