Hi.

I have released now LazY Puppy Art Studio 64, which is a WoofCE built involving makepup by wiak (you can find this makepup here). Note: even though LazY Puppy Art Studio 64 is a WoofCE built, it is NOT an official Puppy Linux as I'm NOT a member of the WoofCE team.

Basic Information and download Link:

LazY Puppy Art Studio 64 is a full featured Audio, Graphics and Video Studio for all multi-talented musicians and/or people being interested in doing some Music, Graphics, Video.

Here's a Video to watch at Youtube: LazY Puppy Art Studio 64 preview

Download LazY Puppy Art Studio 64 at archive.org.

There is one LP6ArtStudio64.iso file which contains the basic Art Studio 64 System including all the programs that I prefer to use. But there's a lot more to download.

Some of you who are familiar with Puppy Linux might know about the adrv, fdrv and ydrv plus its benefits. LazY Puppy Art Studio 64 also comes with the ability to have gdrv, mdrv, ndrv and vdrv.

There is already the mdrv_ArtStudio64_1.0.0.sfs to download which contains additional Music Studio programs and plugins.

Then there is some more. sfs modules, since I like the way of the modular concept and I prefer to use Puppy Linux that way. This means lots of programs are stored into additional .sfs modules, as there is:

Ardour64.sfs, AVIDemux64.sfs, Blender64.sfs, DenemoLilyPond64.sfs, GIMP64.sfs, GoogleEarth64.sfs, JRE64.sfs, JWildFire64.sfs, KdenLive64.sfs, Krita64.sfs, LilyPond64.sfs, MusE64.sfs, PaleMoon64.sfs, Rosegarden64.sfs, Stellarium64.sfs, SunVox64.sfs, Tintii64.sfs

Edit: the KdenLive64.sfs includes Openshot as well. You'd probably never seen a that small kdenlive .sfs module.

The names said it all.

Just download all of them and put them all together at the location where the puppy_ArtStudio64_1.0.0.sfs is stored.

Installation:

Just burn that .iso to a CD and boot the computer from that CD.

I strongly recommend to install first to a USB flash drive to play a little with it. Just use GParted to format the USB flash drive and to set the boot flag.

NOTE: DO NOT CREATE a 64bit ext4 partition! USE EXT3 instead!

After the USB flash drive is formatted and its boot flag is activated, create directory ArtStudio64 on the root directory of that USB flash drive. Copy the contents from the CD or the mounted .iso (except: boot.cat) into that ArtStudio64 directory - do it also with all the other downloaded .sfs modules.

If finished run Grub4DOS bootloader configuration from Menu (or type grub4dosconfig into a terminal and hit enter) to install the boot loader to the USB flash drive. Let Grub4DOS search for operating systems only on that USB flash drive. If finished open the created file menu.lst in geany and replace its content with the content of file example-grub4dos-menu.lst.

You should now prepared to boot LazY Puppy Art Studio 64 from that USB flash drive.

Thanks and have fun!

Looks good.
Thanks for the info!

did you create the music on the video?
i like it.

awaiting the release.

Yes, all the music on my Youtube channel was created by myself. Exception is the Helix Research Kitchen Videos, which contains music created in collaboration between me and the tap-guitar player plus some older compositions made by the tap-guitar player years ago.

Tomorrow I'm going to do some final tests of LazY Puppy Art Studio 64 on a different machine out of my home. So, thumbs pressed for good results and no bugs (afap).

Hi.

Currently I'm uploading LazY Puppy Art Studio 64.

It's at 290 MB from 1.4 GB of all files.

I'm going to rename this topic to Released... and then include the links to download into the opening post when finished.

Released!

Opening post updated.

Hi RSH,

Nice to see you here mate

Thanks!

I've updated again the opening post.

Added information about the KdenLive64.sfs which includes Openshot as well.
You'd probably never seen a that small kdenlive .sfs module (15MB with Openshot included).

Hi.

I have made some new videos using Art Studio 64 for recording, composing editing etc.pp.

My current favorite is this one (with my vocals and myself in the video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4N-OV18d_qU, but there's some more e.g. time lapse videos. All to watch on my channel.