There are so many distros out there for everyone. Musix is one that I use and love personally. It is geared toward musicians and is fantastic for first time recording enthusiasts. This is a live CD and right out of the box, you can start recording your own music for “FREE”. Can’t beat that. Comes installed with Ardour, Hydrogen, Rosegarden,Audacious and everything a professional or beginner needs to record his/her own musical works.

Some Higlights:

• Linux 2.6.29.4 RT ‘full preempt’ ready for low-latency audio operations, either Live or installed in hard disk.

• Custom KDE as default desktop (you can algo run GNOME, IceWM, Fluxbox, LXDE, etc.).

• Based on ‘Debian/Lenny GNU/Linux’, a free software community distribution widely used and recognized worldwide for its reliability, versatility and stability.

• Improved installer

• Improved start system

• Persistent Musix USB version!!! That means you can install applications, change settings, and you will have them in the next boot. It means you can customize.

Here’s the USB distro link >> http://packages.ututo.org/isos/Musix/Musix-20USB.img.bz2

Here is the standard link in DVD format >> http://mirror.zonainter.org/musix/Musix-2.0.iso

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Linux Mint 7, codename “Gloria”. Please choose the edition you wish to download. If you’re new to Linux Mint or if you’re unsure as to which edition is right for you, choose the Main Edition.

Fedora, the free operating system just released version 10 today. This release comes with Open Office 3, Eclipse 3.4, RPM 4.6 and other new and improved features. Glitch free sound support too.

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Open Office, the free open source application suite announced a release party on October 13th this year, 2008. In case you have been living in a cave, Openoffice is the alternative to Microsoft’s version of Office which is NOT free. OpenOffice  supports the Open Document Format for data interchange as its default file format, as well as Microsoft Office 97-2003 formats, and has limited but useful capability opening Microsoft Office 2007 documents.

Open office is mutli-platform, it is available in 90 languages, and can be downloaded  at openoffice.org.  To purchase follow this link http://www.linuxdvdsandcds.com/linuxcdosdvd/?category=5

Linux Mint is proud to announce its very first 64 bits release: Elyssa x64 RC1.

The purpose of the x64 edition is to offer the same desktop features as the Main edition but in a 64 bits environment. We received a lot of requests to support the X86_64 architecture (commonly referred to as “amd64″) and we’ve managed to come with an edition which is almost 100% in par with our main desktop.

As an RC (Release Candidate) this release is targeted at developers and beta-testers who want to help Linux Mint find and correct bugs before the stable release. Please do not use this release as your main desktop.

The x64 Edition aims to be as similar to the Main edition as possible, but due to the nature of its architecture, its package base and its origins it defers in the following ways:

• Linux Mint x64 Edition was forked from Ubuntu Hardy as opposed to Ubuntu Edgy for the Main Edition,
• Linux Mint x64 Edition comes with a java plugin implemented by OpenJDK, as opposed to Sun for the Main Edition.
• Linux Mint x64 Edition comes with Xchat instead of Xchat-Gnome
• Linux Mint x64 Edition comes with Flash 9 instead of Flash 10

More packages are available for i386 than they are for amd64 and we also believe the Main edition to be a bit more stable than will in time be its 64 bits equivalent. The Main edition only recognizes RAM to a maximum of 4GB though and even on computers with less than 4GB RAM the performance gain provided by x64 over the Main edition can significantly enhance the user’s experience.

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