[PlanetCCRMA] Why we we have to use Red Hat?

[Matthew Allen]

I would bet cash money that over 1/3 of the folks on this list are not
currently 100% fedora/red hat, but stay here either lurking or
helping, because it is pretty much the best linux audio list for
people just starting out, and Fernando does an incredibly good job of
staying on top of all of the current kernel/sound stuff. To get the
same amount of info I can get here I would also have to subscribe to
jack-devel, Linux audio-devel, the alsa list and the kernel list
(filtering out anything not from the jack/alsa developers and ingo :).

m.


On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 06:55:10 -0800 (PST), Sean Edwards
<cybersean3000@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I don't use RedHat or Fedora Core either, I use Debian
> on an AMD K7 with an ASUS K7M motherboard.  Since the
> Agnula/Demudi project is not as robust or complete as
> the Planet, I find Fernando's software listings and
> the links to those projects pages very valuable.
> 
> The down side is that the versions I work with may not
> be the same as what Fernando makes available, and I
> have to tweak my own kernel.  Again, the documentation
> Fernando makes available about the kernel is also very
> valuable.
> 
> The greatest value is the help and insight offered by
> the members of this list.
> 
> -=Sean Edwards=-
> cybersean3000@yahoo.com
> 
> > Michael Jackson wrote:
> >
> > > Why do we have to use Red Hat? It seems alot to
> > put on all those CD's.
> > > Isn't there a more slim-line way to create a audio
> > linux system.
> >
> 
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