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Such policies are significantly less prevalent in Linux software - so the format for almost everything is plaintext and user-readable, | Such policies are significantly less prevalent in Linux software - so the format for almost everything is plaintext and user-readable, | ||
- | ===== What is 'Free/open source software'? | + | ===== Linux distributions for audio ===== |
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+ | For newbies it's highly recommended to start using a optimized Linux distribution for proaudio or multimedia. Then you don't have the trouble of doing all the specific configuration yourself. For more information see [[apps: | ||
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+ | ===== Supported hardware ===== | ||
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+ | Many people wonder if their (audio) hardware | ||
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+ | [[hardware|Here]] You can see which soundcard, [[http:// | ||
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+ | ===== Brief intro to free/open source software ===== | ||
Free software* (a.k.a. open source software, often abbreviated FS, OSS, FOSS, or FLOSS) is software that respects the rights and freedoms of the user. A lot of software out there is licensed under terms which don't respect your right to - | Free software* (a.k.a. open source software, often abbreviated FS, OSS, FOSS, or FLOSS) is software that respects the rights and freedoms of the user. A lot of software out there is licensed under terms which don't respect your right to - |