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:Linux Journal: Going Live, Part 2: Introducing Musix and Studio To Go
Linux Journal: Going Live, Part 2: Introducing Musix and Studio To Go
Oct 3, 2006, 03 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (3984 reads)

(Other stories by Dave Phillips)

"In this week's entry we'll look at two more 'live' CDs of Linux systems optimized for multimedia creation and performance. I've been having a great time with these systems, and I hope that my mini-profiles inspire you to try them all. They're a great way to introduce someone to Linux, they show off the system optimized for multimedia performance and they provide a wealth of high-quality sound and music software to exploit that system. They all include the standard cornucopia of applications for the mundane tasks, word processing, text editing, graphics, networking, and so on. All that, for the cost of a download and a disc..."

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