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Linux audio forums, IRC channels, mailing lists, and wikis

This page could/should be split into multiple pages. In case it stays a single page, it should be renamed to something like 'linux_audio_places'. Also, a podcast page/section should probably be added.

Forums

General Linux audio support forums

Distribution-specific support forums

  • Musix support (Spanish - Português - Français - Català - English - Italian - Russian)

IRC channels

When using IRC, please be patient. It might be night in other countries and people from there might not be online, or online and AFK, or simply busy. One usually just writes one's question there, and if someone knows an answer, you will usually recieve it in up to half an hour (usually 5-10 minutes).

On irc.freenode.net

For general Linux audio help

Distro- and program-specific help

  • #kxstudio
  • #ubuntustudio
  • #archaudio
  • #alsa
  • #ardour
  • #ardour-mixbus
  • #dataflow (for PureData)
  • #jack
  • #laborejo
  • #ladi
  • #lilypond
  • #linuxsampler
  • #lmms
  • #musescore
  • #non

General Linux and hardware help

  • #ubuntu (support channel of what is currently the most popular Linux distribution)
  • #linux (requires you to register your nick)
  • ##hardware
  • #nvidia, #nouveau, #radeon, #ati, #intel-gfx, #bumblebee, #poulsbo (graphics card support channels)

Mailing Lists

Mailing lists are a somewhat old method of communication, but quite popular out here - particularly among developers, but is also used by users. You need to register with them to post a message, but you can read the archives (i.e. all messages being posted) without registering.

Other wikis

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