LXer: Surfing The Forge: Sound & MIDI Projects On SourceForge

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09-16-2009, 12:00 AM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 128,285 Rep:	LXer: Surfing The Forge: Sound & MIDI Projects On SourceForge Published at LXer: When I began collecting links for the Linux Sound & Music Applications pages I frequented a variety of announcement and news services. Some of those services are no longer with us, some have been superceded by more comprehensive and modern channels, and a few have remained as primary sources for new and updated Linux audio software. SourceForge is one of those long-lived services that have remained relevant to my searches for new and interesting sound and music applications, so I decided to surf the Forge to find recent and maybe some not-so-recent developments in the world of Linux audio. read more Read More...

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