This is on my to do list, so I've done some research.
Since you're doing this on a Macintosh host, you probably want to use the
Macintosh disk partitioning utility to start.
If your goal is a dual boot system, you can simply use Boot Camp for
your linux. You'll also be able to access that
I've had very little success with Audacity on Linux. There's nowhere
near the level of accessibility on Windows or Macintosh.
You can expect excellent success with command line tools like sox and
ecasound. Both are enormously powerful and emminently worth learning, if
you plan to do much, or even
Le 27/06/2017 à 18:23, Linux for blind general discussion a écrit :
Even using flat review after having given user account credentials I
couldn't find a quit button. The thing was, I did have the system
recognize I had created a ser account and that account was at
administrator level.
Mark, you can also use Nama for trimming files. Like
Willem's dae, Nama uses ecasound for the heavy lifting.
And older but usable version of Nama can be found in
official packages for Ubuntu/Debian/Devuan distributions.
Here are the Nama commands to remove the first ten seconds
of raw.mp3, and
