What is the url to download the Athlon 64 bit studio 13.1o please. gonna stick
it on my gigstick
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>Date: Wed, 04 Sep 2013 12:30:03 -0300
>From: Gord L Williams <[email protected]>
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>Subject: [ubuntu-studio-users] 13.o4
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>Okay dudes, I have a perfect install of 13.o4 with everything working. Do you
>want me to try the upgrade, or just wipe it and install clean?
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>?Alex Armani - IT Consultant / Digital Musician?
>+447972641526?- MYspace.com/Alex.Armani
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>Alex, I use LTS versions only, which are supported for a longer cycle.
>https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LTS Although they lack the latest software, as in
>bleeding edge, they are stable as they get. I would suggest 12.04 LTS if you
>want to rock out for a while. 13.04 and anything non LTS has a shorter support
>cycle, and usually when they fix it another version catches the attention of
>everyone and off they go, to an extent.
>
>If your purpose is recording like mine is, you can add the latest Ardour or
>Mixbus fairly easily to this stable base. All other software is also subject
>to update, as well. In this way your wanting for little. Sometimes a
>software requires the latest version of the libraries (linux programs rely on
>them and often aren't compiled in the same way windows programs are, and can
>be a bit more painful, Windows programs will update the libraries at install
>- .net is one of them for instance.)
>
>The point is there is a decision to be made in most cases between bleeding
>edge and stable. I opt for stable obviously and upgrade only what I
>absolutely need. The alternative is to look for distributions that have done
>it for you. Ubuntustudio is one, KXStudio is another and Dreamstudio is
>probably the most augmented in terms of software. Dreamstudio comes with the
>latest Ardour, no need to install it. But going the route of installing a
>distribution can be rather uneven in that respect. Distributions pick the
>software, and for instance I have no idea what to do with Cinelerra or if I
>will do something with it. Maybe if I do some local stuff on video. Mostly I
>am voiceover by remote. Not my precise purpose, see what I mean?
>
>For digital music, your probably fine with Ubuntustudio. Me I am a voice
>over artist and tend to tear down or erase a lot of the synth stuff as it does
>not apply. I do a little photography, so I keep that.
>
>I suppose I just can't find an ideal distribution without what many call
>'bloat'. I tried at one point to go with a plain ubuntu distribution and
>customize it, but that got off the rails rather quickly. From what I see you
>might be able to manage it, and that may be the ultimate route for you.
>
>Good luck.
>
>
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>Message: 2
>Date: Wed, 04 Sep 2013 12:06:25 -0600
>From: ZP <[email protected]>
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: Re: [ubuntu-studio-users] 13.o4
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>On 09/04/2013 09:30 AM, Gord L Williams wrote:
>> Okay dudes, I have a perfect install of 13.o4 with everything working.
>> Do you want me to try the upgrade, or just wipe it and install clean?
>> ?--?
>> ?Alex Armani - IT Consultant / Digital Musician?
>> +447972641526?- MYspace.com/Alex.Armani
>> ?www.newmatrixism.com
>>
>> Alex, I use LTS versions only, which are supported for a longer
>> cycle. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LTS Although they lack the latest
>> software, as in bleeding edge, they are stable as they get. I would
>> suggest 12.04 LTS if you want to rock out for a while. 13.04 and
>> anything non LTS has a shorter support cycle, and usually when they
>> fix it another version catches the attention of everyone and off they
>> go, to an extent.
>>
>> If your purpose is recording like mine is, you can add the latest
>> Ardour or Mixbus fairly easily to this stable base. All other
>> software is also subject to update, as well. In this way your
>> wanting for little. Sometimes a software requires the latest version
>> of the libraries (linux programs rely on them and often aren't
>> compiled in the same way windows programs are, and can be a bit more
>> painful, Windows programs will update the libraries at install - .net
>> is one of them for instance.)
>>
>> The point is there is a decision to be made in most cases between
>> bleeding edge and stable. I opt for stable obviously and upgrade only
>> what I absolutely need. The alternative is to look for distributions
>> that have done it for you. Ubuntustudio is one, KXStudio is another
>> and Dreamstudio is probably the most augmented in terms of software.
>> Dreamstudio comes with the latest Ardour, no need to install it. But
>> going the route of installing a distribution can be rather uneven in
>> that respect. Distributions pick the software, and for instance I
>> have no idea what to do with Cinelerra or if I will do something with
>> it. Maybe if I do some local stuff on video. Mostly I am voiceover
>> by remote. Not my precise purpose, see what I mean?
>>
>> For digital music, your probably fine with Ubuntustudio. Me I am a
>> voice over artist and tend to tear down or erase a lot of the synth
>> stuff as it does not apply. I do a little photography, so I keep that.
>>
>> I suppose I just can't find an ideal distribution without what many
>> call 'bloat'. I tried at one point to go with a plain ubuntu
>> distribution and customize it, but that got off the rails rather
>> quickly. From what I see you might be able to manage it, and that may
>> be the ultimate route for you.
>>
>> Good luck.
>>
>>
>Gord, I could be off the mark here...but I believe he was asking about
>testing Studio 13.10, which was announced a little earlier in the list.
>
>|ZP|
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