[ . . . ] > * Which distro(s) of Linux are most useful for surround sound > (Ambisonic) work? And > * Which (32-bit) distro of Linux is likely to be light enough for such > an ancient laptop? > > Gerard Lardner
I've always like Dyne (now apparently "puredyne") and 'played' with it often, but _never_ used it for a serious project ... (I'd welcome comments (+ or -) on puredyne, myself ...) AFAIK a laptop doesn't know if it is booting from a CD-CD or a CD-DVD ... but anyway why not install on the HD (unless you have nostalgia for Windows 1066 ;-)> Michael _______________________________________________ Sursound mailing list [email protected] https://mail.music.vt.edu/mailman/listinfo/sursound
