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 There are many "How To" guides on the internet. For Linux musicians and composers this is not different.  There are many "How To" guides on the internet. For Linux musicians and composers this is not different. 
  
-This guide is not about the 'how' and "what" but about the 'who'.  Where do Linux Audio people hang out, where can I talk and ask for help or even offer help.+This guide is not about the 'how' and 'what' but about the 'who'.  Where do Linux Audio people hang out, where can I talk and ask for help or even offer help.
  
 === How to contact people === === How to contact people ===
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 == The Linux Audio Conference == == The Linux Audio Conference ==
  
-Once a year there is a [[http://lac.linuxaudio.org/ |Linux Audio Conference]], organized by the [[http://www.linuxaudio.org/|LA-Consortium]]. It features talks, workshops and of the course the very important meet-and-greet.  There is no entry fee and anybody can visit, not just developers or musicians.+Once a year around May there is a [[http://lac.linuxaudio.org/ |Linux Audio Conference]], organized by the [[http://www.linuxaudio.org/|LA-Consortium]]. It features talks, workshops and of the course the very important meet-and-greet.  There is no entry fee and anybody can visit, not just developers or musicians. 
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 +== Sonoj Convention == 
 +Once a year around November there is the [[https://www.sonoj.org |Sonoj Convention]] which is a weekend about music production with open source software: Demonstrations, hands-on tutorials and workshops as well as social events.
  
 == Organized Meetings == == Organized Meetings ==
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 Besides the Linux Audio Conference there are some smaller, but more frequent, meetings dedicated to Linux and Open Source Audio and Music. Besides the Linux Audio Conference there are some smaller, but more frequent, meetings dedicated to Linux and Open Source Audio and Music.
  
-  * [[http://cologne.linuxaudio.org|Open Source Audio Meeting Cologne]] Monthly meeting in Cologne, Germany.+  * [[https://www.osamc.de | Open Source Audio Meeting Cologne]] Monthly meeting in Cologne, Germany.
   * [[http://linuxaudio.berlin/|Linux Audio Users Berlin]] Regular meetings in Berlin, Germany   * [[http://linuxaudio.berlin/|Linux Audio Users Berlin]] Regular meetings in Berlin, Germany
  
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 You can reach many people through social networks because special topics are a byproduct of the daily visits to plan social events and chat. The discussion and sharing features are usually not very good and most of the time there is a vendor-lock-in but reaching people is fast and easy. You can reach many people through social networks because special topics are a byproduct of the daily visits to plan social events and chat. The discussion and sharing features are usually not very good and most of the time there is a vendor-lock-in but reaching people is fast and easy.
-  * [[https://www.facebook.com/groups/189734702059/|Facebook]] Linux Audio Group 
   * [[http://www.reddit.com/r/linuxaudio/|Reddit]] /r/linuxaudio/   * [[http://www.reddit.com/r/linuxaudio/|Reddit]] /r/linuxaudio/
-  * [[https://twitter.com/search?q=%23linuxaudio&src=typd|Twitter]] #linuxaudio tag +  * [[https://mastodon.social/tags/linuxaudio|Mastodon]] #linuxaudio tag
-  * [[https://plus.google.com/communities/101672545223771268372|Google+]] Linux Pro Audio Community +
-  * [[https://joindiaspora.com/tags/linuxaudio|Diaspora]] #linuxaudio Tag +
  
 == Discussion Forums == == Discussion Forums ==
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 Chats offer real-time talks and discussions with multiple persons at once. IRC chats are very popular in the LinuxAudio community. The text-only interface and the minimal requirements as well as the open protocol make them accessible from practically any device. They are robust and flexible.  You should use a real IRC client program like xchat, weechat or irssi. Popular channels: Chats offer real-time talks and discussions with multiple persons at once. IRC chats are very popular in the LinuxAudio community. The text-only interface and the minimal requirements as well as the open protocol make them accessible from practically any device. They are robust and flexible.  You should use a real IRC client program like xchat, weechat or irssi. Popular channels:
  
-  * #lad on irc.freenode.org   ("Linux Audio Developers", but for users as well) +  * #lad on irc.libera.chat   ("Linux Audio Developers", but for users as well) 
-  * #opensourcemusicians on irc.freenode.org +  * #opensourcemusicians on irc.libera.chat 
-  * #jack on irc.freenode.org  +  * #jack on irc.libera.chat 
 +  * #linuxmusicians on irc.libera.chat 
 +  * #lau on irc.libera.chat
  
 == Instant Messenger == == Instant Messenger ==
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