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Using Linux To Create a Music Blog

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“Saxophone? Check. Digital recorder? Check. Camera? Check. Ready
to rock & roll. Or do some blues. A bit of jazz? How about some
Zydeco. Honky Tonk?

“We’ll see when we get to the Second Street Brewery this
Wednesday in Santa Fe, New Mexico. That’s when the weekly open mic
session kicks off at 7:00pm, led by Case Tanner and his house
band.

“”Wait a minute,” I hear you thinking. “What does this have to
do with Linux?

“Well, you see: I recently got talked into doing a music blog
again. I thought I was smart enough to never ever let anyone talk
me into doing a music blog again. Ever! But then Heather asked me
ever so sweetly if I would, please?”


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