I'm trying to decide which distribution of linux to install. I want a version with which i can record music, edit pictures, etc... Or am i completely misunderstanding how the linux distributions work? Each one has different programs already installed and do different things... right?
What is the best linux distribution for multimedia editing?
yes, each one usually has a different program.
but if you want to do mulimedia is linux i would suggest you to go for ubuntu studio. audio video and graphics. you want it, it got it.
checck it out http://ubuntustudio.org/
i have tried it and i like it very much, although all i did was test it out. i am not multimedia person. all i do is handle a few digital photographs. i really did not need to use it. i switched to regular ubuntu.
but ubuntu studio is really great and i think you will find everything that you need, in it.
ubuntu studio does not fit in a cd, you will need a dvd and also its installatin unlike other ubuntu's is not graphical. but its is smooth and you is easy to use. but after installation. its very nice.
Reply:Any linux distro will do, you can download and install any of the software packages on any of the distros, linux is an OS which like windows has 3rd party software which can be added. Usually you find a linux distro comes with free software in opensuse %26amp; ubuntu's case this can be up to 2000 packages. BJ is right with ubuntu studio, also you could try opensuse, often linux distros come with a broken video player, this is because of licensing restrictions. but it's easy to download the codecs %26amp; rpms to make this work.
email me if you go for opensuse %26amp; I can point you in the right direction for the codecs etc.
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