[PlanetCCRMA] Thanks to every one for your help and should I stick around on Planet ccrma?

[Bal Dobe]

Matt you are right I have learnt a lot over the last few days and a lot
of the knowledge is transferable.  

Also, I would not even have considered using ubuntu had someone here not
suggested it, so my time here was well spent.

"The knowledge you now have may benefit someone else down the road. It's
not a static situation and your contribution/participation only adds to
the overall base."

I think that based upon that comment it will be worth me sticking
around.  It's only fair to share the knowledge that others have freely
shared.

All the best.

Bal.

-----Original Message-----
From: Matt Marian [mailto:matt1 at mattmarian.homelinux.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, February 22, 2006 7:28 AM
To: Bal Dobe
Cc: planetccrma at ccrma.Stanford.EDU
Subject: Re: [PlanetCCRMA] Thanks to every one for your help and should
I stick around on Planet ccrma?

Bal Dobe wrote:

>Thanks to everyone for all your time, help and patience with me on
this.
>
>As some of you may have seen I have had more than my fair share of
grief
>with planet ccrma kernels both on FC3 and FC4.  A few people here have
>been very helpful in guiding and assisting me.  
>
>Even though I have not been totally successful at installing the ccma
>apps and Kernel someone here did direct me to ubuntu and this led me to
>install Kubuntu and KubuntuAMD64 kernels.  
>
>I am now on my way to setting up my system and the learning experience
>here has been very useful indeed.  At one stage I really was wondering
>if I had made a mistake in coming over to linux!  
>
>My possible last question is: should I stick around here any more.  I
am
>not going to be running a ccrma kernel since I will be using a/demudi
>based system so would my time here really be spent wisely?
>
>Many thanks everyone.
>
>Bal
>
>  
>
Stick around , it's a great source and a great community. You may have 
felt frustrated beyond belief, but if you stop and think how much you 
have learned in a short period, and all that knowledge is under your 
belt now. Even the decision to switch over to agnula/Demudi.  I have 
tried many GNU/Linux distros for many projects, not just my DAW.
I use several that work well for specific jobs - A lot of the knowledge 
spills over.
I have found that there is no panacea in any OS ( I even use windoze for

certain things), I consider them all as excellent tools in my arsenal to

get jobs done, which is, after all why we use computers .
Fernando is a pretty amazing person, I can't think of too many 
situations where you get direct answers, very quickly, from the person 
doing the distro/development etc.  I know that are some, but he works 
tirelessly on this and responds like lightning on issues. The knowledge 
you now have may benefit someone else down the road. It's not a static 
situation and your contribution/participation only adds to the overall 
base.
One of the things I have figured out about the planet CCRMA, is that the

Fedora versions and updates  move at a fairly quick pace. The distro is 
great one day and wrecks havoc with CCRMA the next - based on your 
specific install/hardware etc. The Demudi distro , is pretty static - 
but pretty stable.  I used it for a while and it is fine, but I ended up

coming back to CCRMA. but that's just me, I found it seemed to work 
better with my hardware, and with all my other machines. Again, whatever

works.  
I didn't mean to go on such a long opinion, but I am also saying thanks 
to Fernando and the CCRMA list as well.
Stick around, we'll all learn a thing or two.

Matt
have fun - make music.

>-----Original Message-----
>From: Matt Marian [mailto:matt1 at mattmarian.homelinux.com] 
>Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2006 11:49 PM
>To: Bal Dobe
>Cc: planetccrma at ccrma.Stanford.EDU
>Subject: Re: [PlanetCCRMA] How do I install all the audio apps without
>having to do apt-get for each one?
>
>Bal Dobe wrote:
>
>  
>
>>I have the list of all the ccrma audio apps and I could install each
>>    
>>
>one
>  
>
>>by typing
>>
>>Apt-get install "application"
>>
>>But is there a way that I can automate this so that it can be done all
>>in one go?  I know that one can write scripts but I have never done
>>    
>>
>this
>  
>
>>so can some one point me in the right directions please.
>>
>>I was thinking of just cutting and pasting the apt-get install into a
>>txt file and copying into a terminal.
>>
>>There must be a better way to do this..
>>
>>Many thanks once again.
>>
>>Bal.
>>
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>use synaptic , which is a GUI for apt-get
>apt-get install synaptic
>open synaptic
>select as many apps as you like ( mark for installation) , click apply
,
>
>and Bob's your uncle ,
> have fun  with planet ccrma  - make music.
>
>cheers ,
>Matt
>
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