Linux's learning curve is the price you pay for revolution. Yes, it is a big price, and not for everyone, but in time, we may all benefit greatly. We can't expect to get everything for free. It will take time, but keep at it. The more people use it, the more programmers will have reason to develope on it. As that happens, the better the software will become. Hang in there.
: You must have something running in your computer's background that could be doing this freeze (like anti-virus). If you want to do music on your computer, set it up for ONLY that purpose. I use DDClip 32-track shareware and found my own way around the limitations without Reverse Code Engineering or stealing the code. I love that program but, with a family that I can barely support, I can't afford ANY program.
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: : hello,
: : i'm a french musician and composer...i was rather good with ms-dos, and i thought i could succeed with Linux....but i realize that ,though linux is a great OS, it is reserved to some few choosen people, a kind of aristocracy...and also i think that you all do intend to make things this way....saying that linux is "free" is not the reality...never mind...i mean: i can learn all instructions,but what i can't learn is what does Linux want me to do?
: : i am really frustrated...i saw your nice Slab on hitsquad, and i was happy thinking that perhaps i could finally record my music without having my screen freezing like windows does....so i bought a mandrake 7.1 distribution and i installed it in 10 minutes...really easy...then i downloaded your Slab from hitsquad...and then?..i do not succeed to install and make it run..where do have i to copy it, what shall i have to type, and from where...what are the libraries it needs? and if i ever knew which libraries..where does linux want me to copy them?...so i know all is nice but only a few people can use it...so is it really different from microsoft's supremacy?people like me, have a single choice: either have windows freezing or dream about that linux we can't use...i am not from the elite? OK....with microsoft i am a prisonner and with linux i am a stupid guy!!...i am happy
Re: too bad...
Linux's learning curve is the price you pay for revolution. Yes, it is a big price, and not for everyone, but in time, we may all benefit greatly. We can't expect to get everything for free. It will take time, but keep at it. The more people use it, the more programmers will have reason to develope on it. As that happens, the better the software will become. Hang in there.
: You must have something running in your computer's background that could be doing this freeze (like anti-virus). If you want to do music on your computer, set it up for ONLY that purpose. I use DDClip 32-track shareware and found my own way around the limitations without Reverse Code Engineering or stealing the code. I love that program but, with a family that I can barely support, I can't afford ANY program.
:
: : hello,
: : i'm a french musician and composer...i was rather good with ms-dos, and i thought i could succeed with Linux....but i realize that ,though linux is a great OS, it is reserved to some few choosen people, a kind of aristocracy...and also i think that you all do intend to make things this way....saying that linux is "free" is not the reality...never mind...i mean: i can learn all instructions,but what i can't learn is what does Linux want me to do?
: : i am really frustrated...i saw your nice Slab on hitsquad, and i was happy thinking that perhaps i could finally record my music without having my screen freezing like windows does....so i bought a mandrake 7.1 distribution and i installed it in 10 minutes...really easy...then i downloaded your Slab from hitsquad...and then?..i do not succeed to install and make it run..where do have i to copy it, what shall i have to type, and from where...what are the libraries it needs? and if i ever knew which libraries..where does linux want me to copy them?...so i know all is nice but only a few people can use it...so is it really different from microsoft's supremacy?people like me, have a single choice: either have windows freezing or dream about that linux we can't use...i am not from the elite? OK....with microsoft i am a prisonner and with linux i am a stupid guy!!...i am happy
: : thanks a lot
: : patrice