Hello again everyone,
A little ways back I asked some things about Tape Drives, and I
really appreciate all the responses. One last thing, though.
I lot of people mentioned one with a SCSI card, but I think that I
can only afford a parallel port one. Now, I know that it will be
slower, but
Nicola =)
Nicole,
A-ehm, NicolA is a male name in Italy, just think about Nicolas in the
USA.
Oops.. sorry about that! I think it was late when I wrote that
message
Yes, you're right, not nice being tied to the computer... not nice FM too
nor eating CPU cycles for soft synthesis if
Nicole,
Ah, about that cheap MIDI (possibly mute) keyboard, I saw that
[EMAIL PROTECTED] was talking about it too, he was looking
for midi software packages and mainly for software synthesis.
Well, speaking of that, this is what I settled on. I turned out
getting a Yamaha PSR-220. It cost
Hello everyone,
Please forgive me for a question that has probably been asked
thousands of times. I've just been so busy lately that I haven't been
able to do the research I usually would.
Does anyone have any recommendations on a tape drive that would be
compatible with Linux? My problem is
I figure that maybe I can spend the money on a midi-compatable
keyboard instead. Anyone with exp. on using one of those under
Linux? I saw a keyboard for about $170 at Electronic Boutique, which
was basically one devoted to Midi, without any samples built in. That
seems to be the cheapest I
Hello everyone...
Recently I have gotten interested in making my own midi music, after
stumbling across some software synthesizers for Win95: WinGroove and
Yamaha Soft Synthesizer. Was a mind-blowing difference in sound
compared to my lowly SB16... hehe.
Of course, they both had time limits
Hello everyone...
I was just looking at KDE's website (http://www.kde.org), and was
very impressed with some of the things I saw.
I know it is still in alpha, but does anyone have experiance with how
stable it is on Debian? I also saw that it is availible in deb package
form...
For anyone
Absolutely. Linux also needs marketing, marketing, and more marketing.
I can only think of one business need that Linux based systems don't
support - OCR. Everything else is available.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In terms of marketing, I went into two computer superstores the other day.
Michael,
I give up. What's the difference between
tk4.2_4.2p2-6.deb and tk42_4.2p2-6.deb
Well the package names usually go by:
Name_Version-DebianPackageVersion
So they are _probably_ the same thing. It is just that they included
the version in package name, and listed it two different
Hello everyone. I don't want to start up this big thread again in a
list it doesn't belong in, but I thought I should write something
First, to Dave on the incorporation, I might not agree it is as bad a
thing as you think, but I can see where you are coming from. The
thing is, though, is
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