Install Studio or desktop Ubuntu and/or the Server, addition.
G L Romeu
romeug at comcast.net
Thu Oct 27 14:16:43 UTC 2011
I am not sure the rationale for installing the separate programs as
adding or eliminating functionality/programs in Ubuntu is so simple. I
have essentially loaded most of the Ubuntu Studio into the desktop
Ubuntu in an earlier distribution, and i can't see why you cannot add in
server capabilities in studio or any of the programs you are interested
from desktop (are any missing?).
There are a couple of GUI's currently floating around, but they are
easily implemented by choice in the initial portal screen.
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> Hi all. I'm a real newbie to Ubunto and trying to figure out how to
> install it. I think I'm primarily interested in the Studio version but also
> curious about desktop and server versions and I'm not sure if I can install
> them all together or if that's even possible?
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> I've got a windows machine that I plan on using for Pro Tools and Ubuntu
> Studio. Currently Windows lives on an SSD as does my DAW software and I
> have two more drives, one for plugins and one for samples. I have a fifth
> drive that has 500GB I plan on using for Ubuntu Studio but what I'm not
> sure about is if I want install the desktop version first and then install
> the Studio version on top of it, or should I just install Ubuntu Studio and
> install the desktop and Server versions on another machine (or a live CD)?
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> I think I should just install the studio version.Thanks in advance for any
> guidance about my quandary..
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