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Don't Panic!
When I first started making music with Open Source Software (about
early 2007), the documentation that existed generally fell into one of
two categories overly simplistic or too technical. As a result it took
me several years of trial and error to develop a system for making
music with open source software that I can use on a daily basis without
having to stumble over application specifics.
Of course there is a fair amount of time that needs to be spent on
learning something new, this learning experience for me has been
rewarding not just on a technical level but also sociologically as the
concepts of open source extend beyond software. As a
result I hope to remain a scholar of open source indefinitely and I'll
be happy to help you generate your own understanding of what that means.
So if you have any questions about this guide or other related topics,
please feel free to contact me using the form below or PM me at
ubuntuforums.org my username is bcrich.
I respect your privacy so you don't need to include your email address
unless, of course, if you want me to contact you.
Lyndon D
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