[Fedora-music-list] Fedora Jam Spin in the Release Notes
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Hi everybody:
I know the Fedora 18 Alpha release has been pushed back for two weeks in a row,
but even with that delay, I just realized the Release Notes are due very soon.
We have a "Musicians" beat under the "What's New in Fedora for Specific
Audiences"
category, but I'm not sure what to say. Why would musicians choose Fedora Jam over
regular Fedora? Or over, say, kxstudio?
Here's what I've got so far; please help me expand this:
- - - rtirq means better hardware performance
- - - JACK installed and enabled/integrated by default (what's the best word?)
- - - can run audio-optimized OS without installing it (theoretically)
- - - features the "latest and greatest" FOSS audio software
- - - SuperCollider and PureData are moved from PlanetCCRMA to Fedora proper
- - - visual design and artwork by the Fedora audio community (will this even be true?)
The more detail, and especially the more features, we have to write about, the
better. Whatever I put in the Release Notes will be copied almost verbatim into the
Musicians' Guide.
Christopher.
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