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Building Linux Audio Applications 101: A User's Guide, Part 1

Posted by Scott_Ruecker on · 2 comments
Linux Journal; By Dave Phillips 		Mail this story
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Recently I've received some mail asking for a brief explanation on how to build Linux audio applications from source code packages. Ask and ye shall receive, hence the following simple guide for the perplexed, the puzzled, and the downright mystified. Compiling software is hardly rocket science, and if an old guitar-picker like myself can do it certainly you can too.

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tuxchick ·
Another great Linux audio howto from Dave Phillips, even if it does talk about dreadful things like source code and makefiles. I even saw a int.

I was feeling all grouchy about the state of audio on Linux the other day-- so many tweaks! so much finicking!-- until I did some serious testing on WinXP and Vista. Didn't take long to change my mind, I became very appreciative that in Linux the user can actually fix things. Can't do that in winduhs, if a reboot doesn't cure it you're stuck.
mrider ·
I would have said: "Can't do that in winduhs, if a reboot doesn't cure it, try reinstalling, and if that doesn't work you're stuck."

:)

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