Making music in Linux
Linux can provide us, the users, with many great alternative programs to fill our everyday needs. Digg brought my attention to a post in hehe2.net about free and professional music production software for Linux.
The fact that the programs in question are made for the Linux platform might have been a deterant for some people about ten years ago. As Linux becomes more mainstream, whether Ubuntu, Mandriva, Redhat or any other distrobution, many people can see its advantages and use it for their own befenit.
What I find unique about the post at hehe2.net is that it is not often that you get a real chance to see how a transition to Linux can benefit you in more than just switching an OS.
What's more, now that the post has been featured on Digg (and by now probabaly in other social news networks), there are many comments left by visiters, some with more valuable links, tips or advice.
The fact that the programs in question are made for the Linux platform might have been a deterant for some people about ten years ago. As Linux becomes more mainstream, whether Ubuntu, Mandriva, Redhat or any other distrobution, many people can see its advantages and use it for their own befenit.
What I find unique about the post at hehe2.net is that it is not often that you get a real chance to see how a transition to Linux can benefit you in more than just switching an OS.
What's more, now that the post has been featured on Digg (and by now probabaly in other social news networks), there are many comments left by visiters, some with more valuable links, tips or advice.
Labels: Linux, Music making
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