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Quick Question: Will Ubuntu-studio run with CentOS with GUI packages
installed ?
-- I have a centos distro with text only shell, minus GUIs; and would
prefer not to reformat that partition to put Ubuntu there.
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Nalin Savara writes:
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Quick Question: Will Ubuntu-studio run with CentOS with GUI packages
installed ?
- -- I have a centos distro with text only shell, minus GUIs; and would
prefer not to reformat that partition to put Ubuntu there.
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To rephrase my question:
(a) Are there any specific package dependancies which I will need to install
on my CentOS install before I install ubuntu-studio ?
(b) (based on experience), would it be recommended to skip trying to get
ubuntu-studio to run with CentOS--- and instead run it with a
oh nalin,
your question is a tad funny. you see, ubuntustudio is a complete and
independent linux distro. when you wish to run it in centos, your
question either implies a) you mistake it for a package, or b) you
wish to run it in a virtual environment.
in case a) no it's a distro
b) don't
Hi Nalin
To my knowledge both are not binary compatible and infact use
different type of packages. (centos has rpm and ubuntu deb packages).
You'll have to make a separate partition and have to make a dual boot
with your centos according to me.
Regards
Gajendra
On Thursday 18 Sep 2008, Nalin Savara wrote:
Quick Question: Will Ubuntu-studio run with CentOS with GUI packages
installed ?
Suggest you install Ubuntu studio on a separate partition OR remove
CentOS if you are not using it much.
Even though both are Linux distros, their package management
On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 4:29 PM, Arun Khan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thursday 18 Sep 2008, Nalin Savara wrote:
Quick Question: Will Ubuntu-studio run with CentOS with GUI packages
installed ?
Suggest you install Ubuntu studio on a separate partition OR remove
CentOS if you are not
Am quoting relevant replies to summarize.
Linux Lingam wrote:
your question is a tad funny. you see, ubuntustudio is a complete and
independent linux distro. when you wish to run it in centos, your
question either implies a) you mistake it for a package, or b) you
wish to run it in a virtual
On Thursday 18 Sep 2008, Swapnil Bhartiya wrote:
install Ubuntu Studio, just select the package in Synaptic and entire
suite of multimedia applications will be installed. Though I would
suggest if someone is already aware of software to be used install
Please see Niyam's comment about
Please see Niyam's comment about latency. IIRC, the Ubuntustudio kernel
is optimized for multimedia apps.
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Arun Khan
I used both and its just the software suite. Both use same kernel yes with
one difference -- Real Time kernel. All you need to do on Ubuntu is to
install real time kernel
On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 5:53 PM, Swapnil Bhartiya
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please see Niyam's comment about latency. IIRC, the Ubuntustudio kernel
is optimized for multimedia apps.
--
Arun Khan
This page could be of great help:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudioPreparation
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