6:37 a.m.
Some of you may have seen my recent posts about my desire to actualise
some kind of Fedora Audio spin.
I think the first step in this process is to determine what software
Fedora Audio users are using on a regular basis.
Once we have this we can determine a usable subset of audio packages
that can form the basis of a yum group. Whilst we can garner a lot of
the information from .desktop files and the work of the multimedia menus
package, I think it is important to find the lowest common subset of
packages.
So what I propose is a poll!
Firstly, list your name , DE, (XFCE/KDEGNOME/LXDE/OpenBox/..etc) then
with a list of packages that you regularly use, in descending order of
importance. Please specify where you obtained the package if not in
fedora repositories.
For example:
Brendan Jones:KDE
jack
lash
qtractor (rpmfusion)
zynaddsubfx
zynjacku
qmidiarp
seq24
rosegarden4
hydrogen
dssi-vst
yoshimI (source)
ingen (source)
sylenth (vst)
Don't be afraid to repeat what others have posted, that way I can gauge
numbers.
This data can then be used to come up with a minimal subset of Fedora
audio packages that we can lump together in a yum group.
So, Merry Xmas! And I look forward to seeing everyone's replies!
Brendan
7:22 a.m.
On Dec 24, 2011 2:38 PM, "Brendan Jones" <brendan.jones.it(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
Some of you may have seen my recent posts about my desire to actualise
some kind of
Fedora Audio spin.
I think the first step in this process is to determine what software
Fedora Audio
users are using on a regular basis.
Once we have this we can determine a usable subset of audio packages that
can form
the basis of a yum group. Whilst we can garner a lot of the
information from .desktop files and the work of the multimedia menus
package, I think it is important to find the lowest common subset of
packages.
So what I propose is a poll!
Firstly, list your name , DE, (XFCE/KDEGNOME/LXDE/OpenBox/..etc) then
with a list
of packages that you regularly use, in descending order of
importance. Please specify where you obtained the package if not in fedora
repositories.
For example:
Brendan Jones:KDE
jack
lash
qtractor (rpmfusion)
zynaddsubfx
zynjacku
qmidiarp
seq24
rosegarden4
hydrogen
dssi-vst
yoshimI (source)
ingen (source)
sylenth (vst)
Don't be afraid to repeat what others have posted, that way I can gauge
numbers.
This data can then be used to come up with a minimal subset of Fedora
audio
packages that we can lump together in a yum group.
So, Merry Xmas! And I look forward to seeing everyone's replies!
Brendan
Great idea :)
Nikos Roussos:Gnome
jack
qjackctl
jamin
rosegarden4
hydrogen
audacity
idjc (updates-testing)
csound
On Dec 24, 2011 2:38 PM, "Brendan Jones" <brendan.jones.it(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
>
> Some of you may have seen my recent posts about my desire to actualise
> some kind of Fedora Audio spin.
I think the first step in this process is to determine what software
> Fedora
Audio users are using on a regular basis.
Once we have this we can determine a usable subset of audio packages that
> can
form the basis of a yum group. Whilst we can garner a lot of the
> information from .desktop files and the work of the multimedia menus
> package, I think it is important to find the lowest common subset of
> packages.
>
> So what I propose is a poll!
>
> Firstly, list your name , DE, (XFCE/KDEGNOME/LXDE/OpenBox/..**etc) then
> with a list of packages that you regularly use, in descending order of
> importance. Please specify where you obtained the package if not in fedora
> repositories.
For example:
Brendan Jones:KDE
jack
lash
qtractor (rpmfusion)
zynaddsubfx
zynjacku
qmidiarp
seq24
rosegarden4
hydrogen
dssi-vst
yoshimI (source)
ingen (source)
sylenth (vst)
Don't be afraid to repeat what others have posted, that way I can gauge
>
numbers.
This data can then be used to come up with a minimal subset of Fedora
> audio
packages that we can lump together in a yum group.
So, Merry Xmas! And I look forward to seeing everyone's replies!
Brendan
>
>
>
>
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2:22 p.m.
Christopher Antila:KDE
lilypond & frescobaldi
jack
qjackctl
supercollider (PlanetCCRMA)
ardour
qtractor
lash
This is what I use on a regular basis.
Christopher.
On 12/24/2011 07:37 AM, Brendan Jones wrote:
Some of you may have seen my recent posts about my desire to
actualise some kind of Fedora Audio spin.
I think the first step in this process is to determine what
software Fedora Audio users are using on a regular basis.
Once we have this we can determine a usable subset of audio
packages that can form the basis of a yum group. Whilst we can
garner a lot of the information from .desktop files and the work of
the multimedia menus package, I think it is important to find the
lowest common subset of packages.
So what I propose is a poll!
Firstly, list your name , DE, (XFCE/KDEGNOME/LXDE/OpenBox/..etc)
then with a list of packages that you regularly use, in descending
order of importance. Please specify where you obtained the package
if not in fedora repositories.
For example:
Brendan Jones:KDE jack lash qtractor (rpmfusion) zynaddsubfx
zynjacku qmidiarp seq24 rosegarden4 hydrogen dssi-vst yoshimI
(source) ingen (source) sylenth (vst)
Don't be afraid to repeat what others have posted, that way I can
gauge numbers.
This data can then be used to come up with a minimal subset of
Fedora audio packages that we can lump together in a yum group.
So, Merry Xmas! And I look forward to seeing everyone's replies!
Brendan
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8:09 p.m.
On 27/12/11 07:22, Christopher R. Antila wrote:
> This data can then be used to come up with a minimal subset of
> Fedora audio packages that we can lump together in a yum group.
>
> So, Merry Xmas! And I look forward to seeing everyone's replies!
David Timms
kde (but always gnome previously).
audacity
rakarrack
qjackctl
k3guitune
note: I'm not creating audio as such, but maintaining packages
audacity/rakarrack, k3guitune, so my use in generally is testing updates
to my own packages, and tuning my guitar ;-)
11:27 a.m.
Happy New Year to you all,
and my slightly belated poll submission:
On Sat, 2011-12-24 at 13:37 +0100, Brendan Jones wrote:
So, Merry Xmas! And I look forward to seeing everyone's replies!
Nils Philippsen: GNOME
libffado (source)
jack (source)
qjackctl
pulseaudio-module-jack
rhythmbox
hydrogen
ardour (fedora, source)
lv2-EQ10Q-plugins
lv2-invada-plugins
zynaddsubfx
You might wonder about rhythmbox and pulse above, I use it (and stuff
found on youtube ;-) for practicing to playbacks, which meanwhile works
charmingly glitch-free :-). Likewise, I use hydrogen mainly not for
creating drum parts, but verifying that I transcribed licks, phrases
etc. I heard (or imagined :-D) correctly.
I used to use kernel-rt, but not anymore as I had stability issues with
it on F-16 and found that the normal kernel seems to be quick enough and
not bad re: latency.
Nils
--
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Red Hat a little Temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty
nils(a)redhat.com nor Safety." -- Benjamin Franklin, 1759
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