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LMMS Is a Fearsome Music-Making Machine

Posted by tracyanne on · 5 comments
LinuxInsider; By Jack M. Germain 		Mail this story
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Music lovers have numerous strong choices for organizing and playing their collections of songs on the Linux desktop. But music creators have far fewer professional-strength options among Linux applications. But with Linux MultiMedia Studio, or LMMS, one option may be all you really need. LMMS does it all and does it all well.

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Comments (5)

djohnston ·
Quoting:

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LMMS only runs from a Terminal window.


Seriously? It comes with a desktop file. What's the problem? Oh, he's running it from a Unity desktop.
nikkels ·
>>>>>>>>Seriously? It comes with a desktop file. What's the problem? Oh, he's running it from a Unity desktop.

Take it easy djohnston ! Give them a year or so, they will eventually catch up with other distros .

tracyanne Story submitter ·
obviously, as it loads from the menu on my xfce, kde, and gnome desktops
tracyanne Story submitter ·
interesting. I installed LMMS on a Gnome desktop on Linux Mint 11, and it failed to load a menu entry. I had to add it manually.
penguinist ·
On Fedora 16 (xfce) a proper menu item is created on installation.

What a fun app! Thanks for recommending it. Makes me want to go out and buy a MIDI keyboard, but for now the keyboard and mouse are working fine.

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